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Transcend

on Downtown, with 6 more shops within a short walk

Sustainable fashion brand's flagship and visible production studio in Pacific Place, selling natural-fiber clothing and upcycled gifts made locally by refugee and immigrant seamstresses, plus tailoring.

Address600 Pine St, #C10 (Pacific Place)Walking directions →

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TodayHours not posted; call ahead
Transcend
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Hours

Hours not posted; call ahead

Checked November 2026. Holiday hours can differ.

On the map

Near Pike Place Market Clock & Sign (9 min walk) and Seattle Art Museum (9 min walk).

Good to know

Parking
Pacific Place has its own underground parking garage beneath the mall. Westlake and Symphony Link light rail stations serve the district, and many King County Metro routes stop on Third Ave at Pike and Pine.
Downtown shops
Department and luxury stores run about 10am–8pm Monday to Saturday with shorter Sunday hours, while smaller shops open around 11am–noon and close by 7pm.
Explore Downtown Seattle →

From weartranscend.com

Transcend

Reversible kantha bomber jackets, coats and small-batch pieces made from reclaimed textiles and natural fibers — artisan made in India, Bangladesh, Uzbekistan and Seattle. Every bomber is one of one: shop by your size. Free US shipping over $200, 30-day returns.

Shop online →Visit weartranscend.com

Before you go

What are Transcend's hours?

Transcend is usually open Hours not posted; call ahead. Hours can change on holidays, so check the shop's site before a special trip.

Where is Transcend?

Transcend is at 600 Pine St, #C10 (Pacific Place) in Downtown Seattle, Seattle. It's near Pike Place Market Clock & Sign (9 min walk).

Where can I park near Transcend?

The closest option for Downtown Seattle is Pacific Place has its own underground parking garage beneath the mall. Westlake and Symphony Link light rail stations serve the district, and many King County Metro routes stop on Third Ave at Pike and Pine.. Most of the district is also an easy walk from Link.

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