They've got a little bit of everything--antiques, vintage finds, art, and collectibles--and you can…read moretell everything was picked with care. Whether you're into history, love unique pieces, or just want to find a special gift, this place is worth checking out. The team is super knowledgeable and clearly passionate about what they do. Can't wait for them to open--I'll definitely be stopping by to see what treasures they've got!

From the owner: Welcome to Arctic Artifacts! We've got a little bit of everything - antiques, vintage finds, art,…read moreand collectibles. Whether you're a seasoned collector or just hunting for a special gift, we're here to help you find that perfect treasure. Our friendly team knows their stuff and loves helping you discover something you'll cherish. Keep an eye out - we'll be opening our doors soon, and we can't wait to share our treasures with you! Founded by Jacob and Ray, Arctic Artifacts was born out of a desire to bring the charm of vintage and antique treasures to our community. Over the years, we've traveled far and wide to find one-of-a-kind items that inspire nostalgia, spark curiosity, and make perfect gifts. Our Goal is simple: to help you discover treasures that resonate with your personal story and style. We've got a little bit of everything - antiques, vintage finds, art, and collectibles. Whether you're a seasoned collector or just hunting for a special gift, we're here to help you find that perfect treasure. Our friendly team knows their stuff and loves helping you discover something you'll cherish. © 2024 Arctic Artifacts. All rights reserved.

I've walked by this store countless times, but today I was drawn in by a super cute pair of…read moreslippers. I'm aware this store is known for trendy, cheaply made clothing, so I had previously never paid it much attention in the past. The sales person in the store was very friendly and helpful. I will say given the quality, the clothes are a little over priced, but I have a hard time finding things that fit my stumpy legs, so I was pleased to find a very cute pair of pants at the $40 mark. I also found a cute pair of shades and some inexpensive perfume. I actually think I'll be back now that I have a better idea of what they have to offer.

The times I have been to this store, the sales clerks were always helpful and nice, they have a…read moregood selection of clothing. No sales tax was a +++.

I absolutely loathe coming to this Burlington, they treat everyone like a criminal the second you…read morewalk in the door. The guy at the door was checking purses as people left, I had to stand and smile at the camera like you do at Koots unfortunately they have cheap clothes, and the rate that kids grow why spend a fortune.

This review is for the recently opened Burlington on Dimond Blvd next door to SeoulCasa…read more It's bright and sparkling in here but racks are noticeably empty and/or messy/unorganized. There are cameras everywhere. Security greets you at the door. They have cool pulley baskets to make your shopping easier. Their carts have technology that will not allow them to leave the store. It's definitely bilingual in here. Everything is translated into Spanish and the best part? Tons of Mexican snacks and candies all over. Also lots of plantain chips of all kinds. It's giving California and I love it. My tween didn't find anything but we found lots of big/tall (larger) stuff for my gentle giant. But of course we'll be back.

I love this store so much l have spent all my money there the first time I went they gave me some…read morecandy. The staff is also awesome

Sooo cute and the staff is so nice. I would recommend going here jts so cute. It's has things I…read morethought I would never find.

I am in Alaska for vacation and since most of my vacations incorporate some thrifting/antiquing…read moreshopping I decided to Yelp some nearby locations. This store popped up and we decided to stop by. FYI there is a coffee/soda shop next door (another review for that place also done). This store was in a plaza, plenty of parking spots. At first entrance once inside, it looks tiny and the way things are set up, I was thinking that prices were going to be expensive. Don't be fooled, it may look small but there are a lot of great finds. This particular store is focused on women clothing, accessories and some home knick knacks. There is also another FashionPact that is HUGE and has kids and mens clothing, books, home goods, etc... But back to this location...everything is organized by sizes, they are inclusive and also have a plus section. FashionPact has a section by the front door that features items that they have posted on their social media accounts. If you fell in love with the item, you can come into the store and purchase or also they can ship the item to you. Check out their accounts to get details. At first, you think this is like all other thrift stores but two cool things that make their store stand out. They have dynamic pricing. You see the price of the item listed at the top of the tag, then if the item is not sold by the date listed, the price is reduced. If the item is still not sold, then the third price listed is the final purchase price. Such a simple concept, but it made me realize that their purpose is to sell merchandise and leave space available for new donations. Plus, in selling then money could be donated which brings me to the second cool thing about this store. As a buyer, you can pick which local organization gets a percentage of your total purchase. If you donate clothes, you also get to choose. Shopping and choosing where to donate makes you feel good. They have a screen at the top of the register that shows the local organizations, but if you want to know more about the groups, they have an iPad next to the register so you can read more about the groups. They have the organizations divided by categories such as, animals, arts, education, etc. There are so many choices and all groups are local! How awesome is this! If you are not too busy shopping, all throughout the store, you can spot the thank you cards/letters/drawings from these organizations for the donations. I went twice, back to back to this location and got so many good deals. Scratch that, steals. Good clothing and accessories for under $10, but most were under $5. My brag from this store was a Columbia pink fleece zip up jacket with tags for $5, wow!!!!!! The other items that I also purchased were used but in excellent condition or with tags. The sales associate was sorting through donations and when I came back the next day, there was a lot of new items in my size section. SOOOOOOO sad that there is not a store like this in the Bay Area. I did tell them they should open one up and they said that they have friends in SF that have told them the same thing. Sadly, rent would be a killer around here. Staff was so nice. I know this place is not touristy but for sure this is a dream store for any thrift store lover. I joked that I could come to Anchorage with an empty luggage and challenge my self to only use clothes bought from any of the FashionPact locations. If you live in the area, lucky you. Stop and donate or shop, you will be helping the local community.

**July 2024: Saturday Afternoon Visit**…read more I almost don't want to review so that I can keep this gem all to myself; however the mission of this thrift shop is so heart warming that it would be a crime not to share. It's a nice boutique and everything is sorted by garment type and size. There is a fitting room for patrons to try on outfits and good music to keep you in a good mood. Pricing is very fair and there's two prices listed on each tag. After a certain date the price cuts to half. On my visit my mom and I were able to snag a couple of half priced items and two full priced ones, which was still a steal. My coat was $10, blouse $5, and I think my mom got two wrap dresses, and a blazer with everything being under $50. Now if that doesn't make you feel great the proceeds go towards a charity in Alaska and you can pick which one your purchases goes towards. We chose the zoo and hope everyone will go support this little shop when visiting Anchorage.

This small business is located next to Habitat Housewares in the Dimond Mall. Their space is clean…read moreand bright. Caches' only competitor is Northwest Sneaker Co. in downtown Anchorage. Cache operates differently than Northwest Sneaker Co. Cache has a ton of stock, to include clothes and accessories. Cache purchases every size, in every shoe he carries. The pro of having this model is having a full storefront with consistent hours. The con is that shoes have to be taxed to make a profit, of course. This makes the price point of shoes at Cache higher than retail. You are still getting the convenience of not having to shop online, pay shipping and then stress about whether your shoes are certified authentic. Thankfully, the owner of Cache is welcoming and helpful. Everyone we know, seems to have had a run-in with Caches' Asian employee. Very pretentious. He seems to be Caches' IG marketing guy, soooo....he's probably there to stay.

Literally the worst customer service ever. Whoever runs this place is allergic to a basic standard…read moreof service. I walked in with $1k worth of shoes to sell and was treated like I didn't exist. Do not shop here.

Definitely the best mall in Anchorage. Plenty of parking, plenty of entrances, adequate toilets…read more But for a mall this large, the food court is so small, its a disgrace, and not very well mapped for people with disabilities or children. But there are other things that make it unique. It has a ice rink, gym with a pool, movie theater, food at either end (although limited) a Dave and Busters (which i hate, but some people love, sooo.... ) and a variety of stores for all people. But its definitely lacking. For starters, no big box store like Macy's or Nordstroms. So if you're doing major shopping... eh, plan ahead. But I love that they host native craft shows here, which ARE AMAZING. so its a toss up.

The heat in my room did not work correctly. I was not able to control the temperature, it was…read moreeither too hot or too cold. The sink did not drain. The toilet was clogged when I flushed it the first time. The biggest issue for me was dealing with the male working at the front desk in the evening. He was rude and treated everyone in my group with disrespect. We can tolerate a lot, but no one enjoys being treated with disrespect. My company booked the hotel for myself and 12 other colleagues. We all will ensure to not stay here again!

If you have daughters, how can you not like Claire's?…read more They have all the fun things to go in and grab, store was nice and staff was nice so it's a win!

DONT get your ears pierced here , and definitely don't get your babies ears pierced here .go to a…read moreshop. Too many horror stories from piercings done here

Great incredible pieces here. All the murtis are reasonably priced. Incredible finds. Great rings…read moreselection and I've enjoyed wearing clothes I've gotten here. Owner is friendly and happy to help explain the products to you.

They charged me 40$ for a "sterling silver" ring that made my finger green an hour laterread more

Hmmm...after a few years of being a part of the Dimond Center, I finally visited H&M for "back to…read moreschool shopping." I love that H&M has their own entrance but once inside their space...there seems to be just that...a lot of space. Like more space than clothing options. The escalators leading to their 2nd floor area + wall of windows reminded me of "The North Face," in downtown Anchorage. My 8th grader knows want she wants. Of course we walked up and through the place and could not find any jeans she deemed cool enough. I expected more from this place. Like a better Forever 21?! Prices seemed average for stores of its kind. No one really greeted or bothered us. We'll return on an emergency basis.

When I learned this store was opening in my home town, I squealed. Seriously. I love clothes, but I…read morehave to be frugal. H&M is like the mothership for my kind. I mean, I waited in line a freaking hour to check it out. The fact that I was drinking before this made the absurdity of my wait seem almost normal. Still. It's a testament to my dedication. I don't know that I've ever been to an H&M I didn't like. They are pretty uniform, and they always have pieces I love, ranging from unique/trendy to basic/functional styles. I buy tees and funky pants, jewelry and hats, etc. This store is no different, except it's brand new and literally gleams. I can't speak for their men's wear or kid's section. And yes, their clothes are occasionally of dubious quality. Do most people expect a five dollar pair of pleather joggers will last long? But with some selective purchasing (meaning I didn't buy the joggers), you can find stuff that will last at least long enough to justify the purchase. And I have some items from them I've owned for years. This store has a better layout than some, which makes negotiating the racks easier. It's packed with options but still feels open. I like their dancy music--even when they don't have a DJ, it's all a good, up contemporary mix. I like their cute staff, very friendly, helpful (if somewhat uninformed of stock items, since it's brand new). A couple had some fierce style, which I always enjoy as a customer. I like that they took a leap with Dimond, and hope it's part of a trend for updating the mall Long live Hennes & Mauritz!