Very clean and organized store. I was able to find a few trinkets and shirts for my friends. I…read morerecommend getting the Seattle hoodies. They are comfy and warm.

Located right as you enter Pike Place Market, Seattle Shirt Company is a solid little souvenir shop…read morethat is surprisingly affordable, especially considering their location. They really advertise the heck out of their Seattle hoodies for $20 each or 2 for $30. They come in several different colors (black, blue, red, grey, etc.) and, I think, are pretty comfortable. I bought one here during my last visit and have worn it out since it was so cozy. I was happy to pick up 2 new ones this time around. That price is just not bad at all! Where are you going to find it cheaper? Walmart? They have a bunch of other fun little souvenirs as well. Some of the normal things like shot glasses, magnets, stuffed toys, etc. They also have plenty of different t-shirts and sportswear as well! Plenty of Kraken, Seahawks, Storm, and Mariner's swag represented here! The staff has always been helpful and the cashier was nice, so all is good on the service front for me. I would absolutely recommend swinging by this place for your souvenir needs while in the Pike Place area! 4 solid stars.

This store is located on Pier 55. It's a huge souvenir and gift shop store. Among all the shops in…read morethe pier, they had the best inventory, prices and deals in my opinion. The store is spacious with several sections based on products like apparels, mugs, tumblers, toys, stickers, key rings, name boards, postcards and many other accessories. They had couple of massive walls of magnets. I also saw World Cup 26 items as Seattle is one of the host cities. There were many good deals at the store like 2 t-shirts for $23, 3 magnets for $18, 2 tumblers for $45, 2 hoodies for $35, 2 mugs for $18 and 2 shot glasses for $9. There were couple sales and discounts sections as well. We bought a picture frame and a magnet from the store. Prices were decent. Checkout was quick and easy with very friendly staff at the register.

At pier 55, you will find one of the locations to this popular touristic shop. They do carry a…read morelittle bit of everything from hats, shirts, sweaters, kids sizes, keychains, etc The store itself is well organized and kept very neat. Staff were friendly and approachable as well. I was able to buy a few shirts off their special. They even have bundles with a hat and shirt included. Overall, a very quick but fulfilling visit for me as tourist.

I didn't think there was a top notch stationery store in Seattle, but I was wrong! Now, you may be…read morethinking of Paper Luxe, but you have to pay an arm and a leg at Paper Luxe for a card worth buying. At Portage Bay Goods, they only charge an arm. Kidding but also not kidding? Stationery is an expensive hobby, but the prices are a bit higher here compared to other big city independent stationery/gift stores I've seen in the last six months. I'm only talking $1-$1.5 difference, but when specialty cards usually start at $4-$5, that's a 20% price difference. Do with what you will. I still love to pick up some stationery everywhere I go, and Portage Bay Goods has a fantastic collection. The cards are fairly diverse in style and sense of humor, along with a nice array of cute and endearing cards. If you're looking for serious cards / letterpress / wedding-style paper, this is probably not the place for you (go check out Pike Street Letterpress!), but this is a great one-stop shop for all other stationery lovers.

What a nice surprise in Fremont, WA. I am a stationary fanatic and I found Portage Bay Goods to…read morehave very unique stationeries that I have not seen anywhere else. Overall I would say prices are reasonable, I'm leaving as a happy customer.

Decided to go into the store while waiting for The Crab Pot. The employee with super short great…read morehair is extremely rude. My wife told my daughter we weren't going to buy anything over there (referring to one section of the store). The employee walked up to my 4 year old daughter and snatched the bucket hat out of her hand as she was just standing there looking around and said "I don't want it to get dirty." Now knowing that we were planning to buy it. My wife then said come on it's time to go then the employee in a loud voice said "ohhhhh, I offended them." Loud enough for everyone to turn around in the store and look. Then my wife said you don't have to be rude about it and snatch stuff out of my daughters hands. The lady would giggling and saying I wasn't being rude. Snatching an item out of a kids hands without saying anything to her is not the way to react to a customer just standing there holding something. Then to say that so loud about being offended is ridiculous. Lady is such a joke. Wish I would've seen her grab that from my daughters hand. Interesting store with basic bottom end stuff but the crappy employee made it a shit experience. Would give it a no star.

Given the name I definitely thought there would be pirate stuff in here and so I always dismissed…read morethis spot. Don't! YOU MUST COME IN to this souvenir shop, it's probably my new favorite souvenir stop in the city after having visited just once. There are so many great Washington related things. Plenty of Bigfoot gifts, a mushroom themed section, unique postcards, Washington made souvenirs and lots of souvenirs with symbols of the tribes in the Washington area.

I needed Storm, Sonic's, and FIFA apparel for my family I knew I would be in the area decided to…read morepop in verses ordering online. Customer service was EXCELLENT, the staff were extremely helpful I really appreciate them for helping me search for youth apparel. The value was aligned and comparable to all other vendors. The Seattle team's apparel options were vast, and also unique; I will definitely return and highly recommend!

They always have great designs for our local teams. Prices are right. I recently ordered a Super…read moreBowl Tshirt. Super soft and I love the design. But the fit of this shirt is odd, almost feels like I have it on backwards. The neck line is high and just fits weird. I know it's a men's shirt but I've ordered men's in the past and didn't have a problem. Debating on returning it. But I love this company and will continue to support them! Is it worth the drive?...yes

If you've ever wanted your life to be slightly more adorable, Robot Vs. Sloth in downtown Seattle…read moreis your place. This little gift shop is packed with irresistibly cute designs by local artist Lauren Rudeck who created the spot as a place to showcase and sell her fun and twee animal art! You can get all sorts of goodies here that feature her original designs, from t-shirts to magnets, stickers, kitchen towels, enamel pins, toys, and all sorts of quirky goodies. Even better, proceeds from sales help support sloth rescue in Costa Rica! This is your chance to buy local and do some good. The gifts here are perfect for anyone on your list. I mean, who wouldn't want a cartoon of a robot fighting a sloth on their fridge or stuck to their laptop? I adore the greeting cards, which make unique notes of cheer for friends and family. Plus, it feels extra nice to support a small local artist while you're snagging a few smiles for yourself or friends. I always come to shop here whenever I'm in Seattle not just to soak up the cuteness, but to buy a few things and leave feeling like the world is a slightly funnier, fluffier place. Warning: you might also leave with more stuff than you intended, but it's totally worth it.

Robot vs. Sloth was one of my favorite discoveries in Seattle. The shop is packed with clever,…read morequirky designs, and the staff was very friendly and helpful. It was impossible to leave empty-handed! When I got home, I ran into a small issue with one of my purchases, and their team quickly went above and beyond to address the situation. Great products, genuinely kind people, and exactly the kind of small business you hope to stumble across while traveling. Five stars from this happy customer. If this is what happens when robots and sloths join forces, I'm all in. :)

Psychedelic Lens and Sunshine Coffee Cart is the perfect third space. With brightly colored walls,…read moreretro decor, and awesome riso prints for sale, this is a wonderful place to stop in and soak up some good vibes. The owners, Erin and Daniel, are two of the coolest human beings you'll ever meet, and their pup Sequoia and cat Sophie are the absolute cutest! The coffee cart is vegan with stamp act coffee and oat or soy milk. Their solar lounge is open for working on analog projects and disconnecting from technology (no wifi here! Time to make some new friends instead!) They host workshops with their Art Club each month. A great place to build community and get creative!

Really cute art store that serves coffee. Worth going for vibes and inspiration. Good energy in the…read morespace.

We came in 30 minutes before closing (which I always feel bad for but it was my last night in town…read moreand I really wanted to check it out). The employees (artists) were super attentive and helped me out when I had questions. It was Thanksgiving weekend and they had some decent deals going on too. There's a good variety of items from different artists which means lots of options for gifts for friends that have different interests and styles. Would love to come back and buy more prints next time!