Great little shop and sister shop across the the street,…read moreLilac. Loved both and purchased several items. The owners were friendly and extremely accommodating. Well worth a visit and look around for all their unique items.

Walked around all day today picking up souvenirs and gifts, and this little place off the beaten…read morepath was the best shop we found! All sorts of neat stuff, and very friendly owner. Right next door to the Yankee Rebel restaurant, highly recommend stopping in at Flagship.

Celebrating Michigan through and through…read more Overall, this is a super cute gift shop that differs from the glut of touristy t-shirt & souvenir shops dominating the main drag in Mackinaw City. I came across this Made in Michigan shop, located in the Mackinaw Crossings outdoor mall, while on vacation at the end of the summer as I was shopping for something more unique, something that didn't scream "you've just bought a tacky souvenir at a tourist trap." After looking around for a few minutes, I could tell there was nothing tacky or "tourist trap" about this shop. Sure, they sold some t-shirts with a distinct Michigan feel (better quality than most of the local t-shirt shops dotting the street), but beyond that there were hand carved wood chopping boards shaped like the Michigan mitten, seasonings, dressings and jams all produced in Michigan kitchens, unique jewelry, artwork and toss pillows in a nautical theme, clearly a nod to Michigan's "Great Lakes" heritage, and plenty of DIY/upcycled home decor, including old Michigan license plates turned into wall hangings. True to its name, everything sold in this store is 100% Michigan made, be it artwork, pottery, glassware, home decor/crafts, jewelry, candles, soaps, clothing, food items and more. In other words, if they sell it, it was made in Michigan. I liked not only the concept, but the execution as well. This store did more than just pay lip service to the idea of selling only Michigan-made products by local artisans. It delivered on all counts, including quality, selection and price. Despite being a gift shop in a popular Upper Michigan tourist town and selling only handmade products made by some of Michigan's finest crafters, artists, etc (not a single commercial/big box retail item is sold in this shop), the prices were quite affordable, surprisingly low, in fact. Truthfully, I expected the prices to be much higher and I would have gladly paid for such high quality, original pieces, though I was secretly jumping for joy at how decent the price point on most things were. I picked up a dainty "upcycled DIY" necklace for myself for $18, some homegrown jam, fridge magnets (about $2 apiece), and a limited edition print (by a fairly well-known Northern Michigan artist). When all was said and done, I dropped less than $80. It's hard to spend under that just walking into any gift shop in Mackinaw City without buying anything more than a cheap t-shirt and some fudge. In my opinion, it was money well-spent. I believe there is an official Made in Michigan Store "sister" location in Grand Rapids that is open year-round that sells a very similar product line as well, based on what the salesperson at the register told me as she was wrapping up my items.

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This was our first stop on our road trip and found the selection, value, and attitude of the people…read moreworking - to be fantastic. This is how a business should be run. We were shown new products and also had our questions answered completely. Bought a belt that was clearly top end leather and they sized it, cut it, and setup the buckle in minutes. Superb work! I highly recommend a visit.

One advantage of shopping late in the season is the store owners and employees are more relaxed,…read moreand have more time to visit and kick back. I enjoy that. I try to help the local economy with my shopping and really enjoy the conversations when they happen. This store didn't have the moccasins I was looking for but he did have some neat little souvenir trinkets that I bought for the folks back home, and some postcards that were different than the ones I already had. They also have a lot of leather goods and Indian jewelry. The guy behind the counter was very helpful and friendly, taking the time to help me find just the right items and making the excursion fun. Customer service and having fun. That's what I like. 102811

This lady was very rude. Yelled at us when we asked if there were other sizes in a t shirt we…read morewanted. We decided to go to another shop to spend our money at.

We stopped into this business on our way through town and attempted to enter the observation tower…read more At this point the older female employee said "no dogs allowed".We told her that he is a service dog and he was wearing a vest clearly marked "SERVICE DOG". We told her that you cannot deny access to a service dog. She said I don't make up the rules. The owner told me no dogs allowed. We informed her that it is a misdemeanor in the State of Michigan for herself not the business if she denies access. She asked if we wanted her to call the owner because she cannot allow the dog to go up. We said yes call him. We waited until the owner arrived. He asked us "what's the problem"? We explained the situation again. We explained that it is against the law to deny access to a Service dog. He went behind the counter, they talked quietly, he then informed us that they can deny anyone they want, and we could not take our service dog with us up in the tower. We tried to show him the laws for ADA protections for individuals with service dogs, they did not even want to look. We will never stop at this shop again nor would we recommend this to anyone that cares about Americans with disabilities.

Why do I keep seeing racks of socks in so many stores. Is this a thing, that wasn't before?…read more It's fun to look at, but I know well after having so many Blue Q socks that they don't last long and wear thin and get holes quickly. The socks are the main things that caught our eye, or the Michigan periodic table T-shirt, two types of TP install and the emotional baggage bag as well.

This store is so much fun!…read more It's not Mackinac Island oriented per se... they did have Michigan stuff ... mostly a general gift oriented store. Lots of what I'd call, stocking stuffer things. Fun, snarky or unique gifts.... small and large. It's on the main shopping street of Mackinac Island... but a tad hidden. You have to walk into a tunnel/walkway back towards the giant turtle. Folks working here are friendly and quick to help.

This cute shop is full of Michigan themed gifts, apparel, art, hats, stickers, puzzles, lots of…read moreinsulated tumblers, etc. The products skew pretty young and towards a female demographic, but Nate and I ended up getting a few stickers as souvenirs and a puzzle for a gift. The employee who rang us up was super sweet and packaged everything up in a nice gift bag with a ribbon. I just looked it up and I guess it's owned by the Gustafson's (of the Gustafson store with the smoked fish and big Adironadack chair on US 2). Cool to support a locally owned store and get some unique gifts that aren't the super tacky t-shirts that most places up there sell.

Amazing service, I am truly impressed, I wasn't sure what to expect when I walked through the door…read more I had been walking through Saint Ignace for a while and a lot of the shops were a little junky, but this was adorable and I bought so much! Thank you so much Willow Jane's Staff!

This place was pretty much the best thing about Saint Ignace and I think that's sad that a souvenir…read moreshop would have to take the cake, but it did. This place had all sorts of Northern Michigan souvenirs, from tacky and cheap, to kid friendly to plenty of authentic Native Indian merchandise and even some antiques, too. I picked up a couple of things here, average-priced for the market, and had a little fun actually sightseeing and looking through the bins of weird and odd lots, plus all of the antiques lining the shelves around the back and sides of the store. It's a big store, so it wasn't difficult to find something of interest. Some of the Native American-made souvenirs were quite nice, plus the antiques were a little intriguing. The owners/clerks were not too friendly, but they were polite enough, I suppose. I guess they get tired of being asked for directions and people rolling their eyes at tourist pricing. The best thing about this place was the view from the top of the building. Yes, this big old barn of a building sports a great view of the Mighty Mac from the Canadian side if you decide to venture to the top. My wife and I did that, along with about a dozen other tourists coming up to take in the view. We grabbed some pics and took in the scenery, which was really the whole point of coming here. Oh, and the view from the top is free. You can't beat free.

The woman working here ripped the ticket off my item and then charged me double while I was…read moredistracted. I will never give this place my business again after their dishonesty and theft.

Super adorable and very nice owners. We don't buys anything but this was one of my favorite shops…read moreon the island.

My Front Porch is so welcoming and the gift selection is plenty…read more Tucked away on Market St, My Front Porch offers so many quirky gifts and knickknacks. Each room is wall to wall filled with different finds that everyone will enjoy. I especially enjoyed the room filled with so many things for dog lovers. Hundreds of different keychains with various sayings or names on them. I have 3 dogs at home -- Ellie, Lexie and Charlie. Loved seeing their names on a keychain. I had two of my dogs with me for this trip. My dog, Charlie, ended up sitting outside and howling for me to come back. The ladies in the shop got a good laugh about it! I also picked up some Christmas presents while stopping in. Like I said, there's a gift for everyone here! Take the time to really enjoy it!

Basic tourist gift shop…read more They sell cloth masks, so if you forgot yours you can get a fun Michigan themed one from there. Floor was weird, make sticking sound as I walked around, but it was not sticking to my feet... Penny crusher out front, if you have change.

The lady at the front was very friendly and happy to help. The store itself was very neat and tidy!…read moreThey have a wide selection of shirts and sweatshirts!