Seattle · 26 places · 9 districts
Gift and Specialty Shops in Seattle.
All 26 gift and specialty shops we cover in Seattle, from Fremont, Downtown Seattle and University Village, on one map with addresses, hours and directions.
All 26
Gift and Specialty Shops, district by district.
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Herb shop in the Economy Atrium billing itself as the West Coast's oldest, with 400+ medicinal herbs, 100 oils and fragrances, bulk teas, incense, Tibetan statuary and tarot readings.
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Shop behind the Market known for waterproof Shower Art that hangs on a suction cup, plus shirts, pins, magnets, craft kits and stickers from independent artists.
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Native-owned brand's flagship across 1st Ave from the Market, selling only Native-designed goods: wool and cotton blankets, art prints, jewelry, home goods, socks and bags. Cashless.
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Eyewear store on E Pine between Melrose and Bellevue avenues selling the brand's glasses and sunglasses, with eye exams for glasses and contacts bookable online.
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Framing shop and gift store next to Secret Garden Books with premade frames, art prints, housewares, toys and books; walk-ins welcome for custom framing.
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Fair trade gift and home shop with goods bought directly from artisans and cooperatives abroad: knitwear, jewelry, upcycled sari goods, kitchenware, coffee, tea and spices.
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Seattle gift-shop chain in Westlake Center selling jewelry, home decor, accessories, apparel and artistic gifts from more than 300 artists, with several other Seattle-area shops.
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Third-floor Pacific Place shop for work by local makers: cards, art prints, candles, bath goods, jewelry, bags, clothing and snacks, with classes and private shopping by appointment.
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Museum store and SAM Gallery at the First Ave museum, with jewelry, Northwest Native design and handmade goods, local-maker items, art books, kids' gifts, stationery and original art for sale.
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Brand store and service center for the Vancouver outdoor-gear maker, with ReBIRD repairs, trade-ins for store credit, warranty help, online-order pickup and community clinics and run clubs.
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Stationery shop opened in 2026 selling pens, notebooks and drafting tools for writers and sketchers; you can test pens before buying and ask staff about paper weight and ink flow.
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Vintage guitar dealer founded in 1996 that buys, sells, trades, repairs and appraises rare and vintage guitars plus other instruments and music gear.
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Flower shop on S Jackson St known for its arrangements, listed in both the Pioneer Square Alliance directory and Visit Seattle's neighborhood guide.
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Year-round Sunday street market, running since 1990, with more than 150 vendors selling crafts, clothing, art, vintage, imports and food, in indoor and outdoor sections.
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Gift shop on N 35th St with cards, puzzles, paint-by-number kits, Seattle souvenirs and work by local artists, featuring a different local artist each month.
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Gallery and gift shop on N 36th St stocking eco-minded goods from small-production makers: ceramics, textiles, jewelry, art and ready-made gift sets.
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Acoustic instrument shop open since 1979, selling harps, hammered dulcimers, guitars, banjos, ukuleles and mandolins, with a repair shop and in-person and online lessons.
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Ski, snowboard, skate and bike store on Stone Way at Fremont's east edge, with boot fitting, rentals, tuning, a full bike shop, an art gallery and an indoor skatepark.
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Brooks Running's store at its Stone Way headquarters, with the newest running, trail and walking shoes, apparel and gear, select shoe trials, a run club and community events.
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Glass-walled store with Apple's full product line and accessories, specialists to help set up new devices, free Today at Apple sessions and Genius Bar support.
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Gift shop featuring Northwest artists, with contemporary jewelry, furniture, kitchen and barware, home accessories, kids' clothing, books and holiday items; open late on weekdays.
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Small colored glass pieces that work as votive candle holders, cups or vases, from the locally owned Seattle company; a popular host and holiday gift.
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Stationery shop with Japanese, Lokta and Indian printed papers, letterpress invitations and cards, gift wrap, rubber stamps, stickers, journals and party supplies.
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Bellevue Square store with the full Apple lineup, Apple Vision Pro demos, Genius Bar appointments, Today at Apple sessions and in-store order pickup.
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Natural pet supply store and self-serve dog wash with US-made premium foods free of wheat, soy and corn, plus beds, collars, toys, treats and travel gear.
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Georgetown workshop and shop making leather bags, belts and wallets and waxed-canvas aprons and knife rolls; it also sells restored cast-iron cookware.
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Questions, answered.
Where is the best area for gift and specialty shops in Seattle?
Fremont has the most, with 6, followed by Downtown Seattle (4) and University Village (4). Each district page has the full store list with hours and directions.
How many gift and specialty shops does this guide cover?
26, across 9 districts. Every listing has its address and hours and links to the store's own site.
Are these listings kept up to date?
Yes. Every store is re-checked against its own site, brand locator or mall directory at least every six months, and closed stores come off the list.
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Seattle Gifts 2026: Pike Place to U Village
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Shopping Near Seattle Pacific University: Fremont, Ballard and the Campus Bookstore
A guide to shopping around SPU: the bookstore on West Bertona, groceries at PCC in Fremont and Fred Meyer in Ballard, Fremont's vintage, books and Sunday market, Ballard's record shops, and the buses that connect them.
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Shopping Near the University of Washington: The Ave, the U District and University Village
A guide to shopping around UW: University Book Store on The Ave and in the HUB, groceries in the U District and at University Village, the shops and dessert stops of U Village, and Link light rail from two campus stations.
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