Artesanos is packed with clothes as well as accessories. Run by very kind and helpful Mexican…read morefolks. The assortment is very full but the owner knows where everything is so just ask. Good value compared to other boutiques. Some very nice linen and also cotton pieces and. Friendly vibe. No pressure to buy but they will help if you want. I have returned to Artesanos every time I visit Rockport. Always find natural fabric pieces to enjoy wearing.

Artesano's has an eclectic offering of Latin American baubles, clothing, and decorations. There are…read moretwo locations, fairly close to one another, on Bearskin Neck in Rockport. The stores are pretty much mirror images, and sometimes only one location is open. I love browsing the "kitchen" items at Artesano's! Things like plastic fruits to hang on your walls and the death themed Mexican figurines. Particularly chilling is the pregnant skeleton person. There are a lot of unique items, however, they aren't hand-made. I've seen similar items in similarly themed stores all over New Hampshire and Massachusetts. They may be "unique" but they are definitely mass produced. The jewelry is always cute. I have bought a few pairs of earrings. My favorite are the crocheted flower earrings that they offer in abundance. Some of the bracelets are cheaply made though and will break if you wear them too often or hit your wrist against a hard enough surface. The prices are normal for Rockport, but still kind of high. I don't want to spend almost $20 for hand-painted plastic peppers to hang on my wall. The jewelry is priced reasonably, as are the popular clothes from Nepal. Be aware that sizes in Nepal are vastly smaller than they are here. My poor boyfriend is an average sized guy and had to buy a triple x large jacket, and that's a snug fit! Artesano's is a nice break from the usual tourist traps with their nautical themed items at inflated prices so be sure to go in and browse if you're in Rockport. You may find some cute items, and some good bargains!

what a great store and Peggy the owner is a doll! I live in Chicago and my sister who lives in…read moreBoston took me there. I loved her merchandise and when a skirt ended up not fitting properly she was kind enough to make an adjustment. great customer service. thank you Peggy! be sure to stop in! great Jewlery too! five stars all the way!!

Fellas, kitschy boutiques with mostly repurposed TJ Maxx shirts and designer, locally fashioned…read morebaubles aren't my thing. But Pop Gallery is a slightly more testosterone-friendly shoppe on Gloucester's Main drag. How, you ask? How about decent smelling metro skin care goods, and beer bottles fired, sheared and lips rounded to create (overpriced) tumblers? A few "somethings for him" while she's flipping hemp price tags and eye-humping urban rustic displays. Oh, and they proudly offer pineapple grenade-shaped soaps that smell like a fire pit. This review is so manly, it just killed a wild boar with its bare punctuation.

Bought two beautiful pair of earrings at a very reasonable price. So happy I found this store.read more

I didn't buy anything but I wanted to!…read more I spent much of yesterday crystal shopping as I was hunting for a new ring. I stepped into this special space and told the older gentleman what I was looking for. He was so kind and opened every case for me to try rings on while I had my son in his infant carrier. He made me laugh and out me at ease. I kept apologizing for trying on every ring because I wanted to find "the one." It didn't end up being at this store but I would go back and certainly send folks his way! What a kind soul with a beautiful collection of jewels. Get your booty there ASAP!

Located right on Bearskin Neck in Rockport, Ma. Shore Thing is such a cute shop! Jenn, the owner…read moreis amazing! She runs such a great shop. So many cute things, from jewelry to clothes. I love the earring and bracelets. She also sells Twist perfumes which my mom and I love! The Maui soaps are amazing as well. Pricing is reasonable as well. Cheryl and Gracie are usually there when Jenn isn't and they are both nice as well! Definitely a must stop on Bearskin Neck!

I love this place. Being a tour director, I get to…read moretravel quite a lot and see many gift stores. This store, however, ranks high on my list for great -reasonably priced!!- gifts. I think Jennifer is the owner; she's very friendly. Her turqoise Adirondack chairs are outside. The whole place is a feast for the eye. Today I purchased my "Whale shaped" butter dish. Bottle openers, coasters, jewelry, clothing (gorgeous caftans, by the way) You name it...they've got a big mermaid thing going on! Definitely worth to take a look.

Such a cute shop in Marblehead. They had so many cool things here. They had these glass flowers…read morehere that were really pretty. It was decorated really nicely inside too and was a good size. I love little shops like these. The lady at the register was very nice too. Worth a visit.

Very quaint & unique, this shop features local artists and New England made gifts with a North…read moreShore/nautical theme. You won't find any of this stuff at the Christmas Tree Shop, that's for sure.

This is a great little shop! The merchandise is always displayed in the most enticing manner and…read morehas obviously been chosen carefully. Half of the shop is full of paper goods and other gift-type things: cool totes, pretty calendars and journals, letterpressed greeting cards. If you're in town for the day and forgot your Moleskine, you can grab yet another here. The other half of the shop is full of really cool, non mass-market toys. Small producers and European makers offer a really unique selection of toys of all sizes for babies and kids. The shop is well-thought out and comfortable to visit and completely dangerous if you happen to have a thing for paper goods, like me!

If you are looking for an inexpensive way to take a piece of Rockport back with you, check out The…read morePaper Mermaid. In addition to childrens toys and upscale stationary they have some cards by local artists have painted of the Rockport sights, and they are inexpensive and lovely. Put them in some frames from Michaels, and they'd be awesome art. The shop itself is very light and airy and fun to look around in- lots of pretty girly things everywhere. They had some really neat calendars as well, of vintage stamps, etc. Worth checking out if you are visiting Rockport.

Very well curated unusual collection of kitchenware and linens. Could spend half a day browsing…read morethrough their excellent and odd assortment of brushes of all manner and sizes. Be careful-this array of kitchen wares and gift items is mesmerizing. Then-pooof...you walk out of the shop with an arm load of must have kitchen tools you didn't know you had to have!

OBSESSED with this store. If you're someone like me who likes places with miscellaneous curated…read moregoods than this is the place for you. Be prepared to spend some $ though but the quality of the goods makes it worth it. The store is aesthetically beautiful, organized well, and has some very cool stuff. My wife and I ended up getting a new dinnerware set, a few other things for the home, and some cute greeting cards. Will definitely stop by every time I'm in Gloucester.

Loves this place . Staff is great !! What a selection with bowls and clothing. Locations in Rock…read moreport Gloucester are amazing!

This place is like nails to a chalkboard. The gentleman and woman running the store this past…read moreweekend were unbelievably cringe, nosey and pushy. I was having a private QUIET whispering conversation with my fiancé about items in the store and seeing which one he liked for a set of earrings. The man behind the counter chimes into said conversation by saying, "yeah that piece is so nice" Annoyed--so i put back the earring and proceed to the small display of rings. just staring at them. He again says" we have that moonstone ring over here as well in other colors and in gold and in many sizes--he kept pushing and pushing the item no matter what angle you said that you weren't interested or were looking for something different. Again we move to another part of the store and the woman hollers out for us to go up stairs and how amazing it is up there. 'I reply, we've already been up stairs" This was our cue to leave. I'm sorry -- THIS IS NOT CUSTOMER SERVICE. you're trying wayyyy to hard to be something you're not. Leave the hippy bit for someone else. We're locals and don't need you passive aggressively trying to sell us the same sterling silver junk and chotsky trinkets that have been in your store for ages. If we needed help, we would ask.