I really enjoyed my time shopping here today. I bought seven items. Six of them were BOGO's. The…read morequality of the clothes are pretty great. I spent $160 on two pair of pants, two pair of shorts, two nice tank tops and a steal of a top for me to work out in. That top was $5. It has UPF in it and that is important to me because I live in Florida and it is sunny too much, so when I walk/jog for exercise, I know my skin will be protected under that top.. If I were in Ft Lauderdale where I live, these clothes would have been probably $500 or so. Here the prices are more than fair. The staff are pretty nice. They have several fitting rooms. The store is cool. I can't ask for much more. They also sell high quality flip flops, bathing suits, hats and even more.

Super-cool store for all things needed to be on or in the ocean. My favs there include the rash…read moreguards and the swimsuits. I even mail-ordered last month after I was here and didn't pull the trigger on purchasing. Three rash guards by mail, 2 more bought this visit. The Ocean Surfari brand is well made and durable. The store usually has some sort of sale going on, so stop by even if it's just to have a look. The store has swimsuits, goggles, sunglasses, etc., you name it, it's there. Mostly good quality stuff too! They sell really nice bracelets that are tagged to animals that have been cared for and released back into the wild. Gorillas, sharks, dolphins, penguins, etc. Really fun for the whole family. They have a frequent buyer program, the more you buy, the more discounts you get. Good stuff at a fun store, and the staff is awesome too! Recommend Ocean Surfari for all of your ocean-going needs!

The shop was overcrowded with items and boxes on the ground, so it is hard to walk around. But…read morethere are a lot of options and I was able to find what I was looking for. Most of the items were of comparable prices compared to other similar shops. There was one person behind the counter at the register, but no other staff. Staff was friendly though.

From the owner: Shop I LOVE VI reflects the many reasons and affinities people have with The Virgin Islands and…read morehighlights the many great ways to love The Virgin Islands. Inside Shop I LOVE VI, you’ll find The Collection that includes the classic I LOVE , I Love Vi LGBTQ logo and limited edition merchandise featuring variations of the I Love VI logo that are meant to be proudly worn and shared around the globe. The variations represent loved Virgin Islands recreational activities and attractions, including biking, camping, golfing, fishing, horse racing and equestrian riding, motorcycling, sailing, in The Virgin Islands. Shipped with each Collection item will be statistics and insightful “Did You Know” fun facts, highlighting the island’s featured tourism asset.

We stopped by the Caribbean Surf Company on a recent trip to St. Thomas. This is not your usual…read moresouvenir shop. I must admit I was surprised. LOL CSC is full of top-quality brands of clothing, sunglasses, beach attire, etc., much of which is name brands you would recognize, Yeti, Oakley... The staff is super friendly too and will help you find the perfect item you are looking for. The shop also has regular souvenir items, shirts, hats, etc. with the CSC name on them, those are pretty cool too. We visited the store in the Red Hook area of St. Thomas. They have several shops in the USVIs (like many vendors do). Recommend you stop by Caribbean Surf Company, even if it's just to browse!

This is a very small island and selection for beach wear for the locals is very limited…read more Would be a great idea to allow exchanges for locals for sale items, then we can buy gifts for our loved one's, even if they are on sale, without risky wasting the money on not being able to return. What is the frequent buyer info for anyways? Why not offer free exchanges for locals? we aren't getting a discount or anything like that are we? Nothing has ever been offered at checkout. Why have anything with Caribbean surf shop Branding if they aren't loyal to their customers?

This place rocks. I went to this location, and the location in St. Maarten…read more First off, the staff was very friendly, and helpful, and answered my questions regarding their items. The store was very nice too. I tried on some of the shirts, and got a couple t-shirts to take home. The material is very soft. Significantly softer than cotton, almost like satin. It does wick moisture better than cotton too. This was a significant plus since it was still summer, and I do a lot of outdoor activities. I also just like the way the shirts fit too. I before next summer I would like to buy their bedsheet set. Or at least a pair of pillowcases. The items cost a little more than their cotton counterparts, which is to be expected of course. But I am okay with paying more for a better product. The novelty of wearing a shirt made of bamboo is cool in and of itself, but the fact that its more comfortable, cooler, and wicks moisture better, makes it a very practical, useable product. I plan to buy some more shirts, and make it a staple of my casual clothing, as it's better than cotton in every way. The only fault I could say is that the clothing selection is a bit slim. However, overall, its great, as they have many other things besides clothing. Definitely check this place out. The fact that they are opening locations in regular mainland US cities goes to show that their offerings are not touristy souvenirs, but are very practical products.

In life, there are many different types of luxuries. You can get fancy cars, expensive shoes, fine…read moredining; the list goes on. For everything that is lesser quality, there are higher quality versions of said items. It's just a fact of life. The question then comes into play, "Is it worth the extra cost?" To me, the extra cost on said luxuries helps mitigate stresses that exist in life. Even if it is minimal or seemingly negligible, it adds up over time. Cariloha is a luxury brand. There's no two ways about it. In my eyes, it's worth every dime. Cariloha sells bamboo-fiber bedsheets, shirts, workout wear, and men's underwear. I can attest that after using their items for over a year. I use fabric softener on all my laundry, and the bamboo items are naturally softer than cotton. In addition, they are cooler (temperature). Cariloha claims it is 3-5 degrees cooler, I argue it might be more. Their shops on all the islands I've visited are tiny. Very tiny. Considering they probably get 1000-2000 people through their shops daily (from cruise ship guests); they are extremely well organized. Everything is folded and neat. When I was there, they were running sales on various items; pretty much the only discounts you will be able to find. Maybe next visit I'll pick up some of the bath towels. Bottom Line: [shouting] Cari-looooooooo-ha!

beware! The prices here are much more expensive than back in the United States. If you come to St…read more Thomas for vacation, I highly recommend that you come with reef safe sunscreen already. Otherwise you'll have to spend $30 on a 6 ounce spray bottle of Sun Bum. I did get some groceries here, and 6 gallons of water to last a week

Supermarket with island prices and plenty of food supplies that you'd need. They also have a bakery…read moresection and a deli with a good fruit selection.

We went here for grocery shopping since the store is very close to our condo…read more Parking is very limited but we were able to get one of the very few spots. I am not sure what to do if you can't find parking next to the store. The store was clean and seemed well-managed. The shelves were full and there was someone taking inventory for what to order. The store is small but had everything a "regular" food store has on the mainland. There are fresh fruits, a fresh meat market, canned good, boxed goods, breads, etc etc. Upstairs is devoted solely to wines. Prices are REALLY high. We spent more for one week of groceries than we do for two weeks in Dallas. And we did only a partial shop since we still want to go out. For example, whole organic milk was $11 a half gallon. The same granola that I pay $4 for in Dallas was $13. Everything was expensive across the board. I guess you pay for the convenience. The staff seemed friendly and helpful. We will probably return if we need something.

Aside from the sticker shock compared to stateside prices, Moe's has a great selection of food -…read moreboth fresh and regular groceries. Staff is very friendly and helpful. A special shout out to Carin at the check out register. She recommended a great place to eat lunch nearby while watching our groceries. She is a great reason to shop at Moe's!

The service was excellent. When I entered the store, she greeted us immediately. That's what I like…read moreabout purchasing something when I go to the store: acknowledge us as customers while we are in the store. Then the guy came in. I think it's the owner. He greeted us right away and told us about the deals that were going on inside the store.

A one-stop shop to find souvenirs while hanging out in Red Hook. They have all your typical…read moresouvenirs like t-shirts, stickers, postcards, keychains, mugs, and more. They also have island beach essentials like sunblock, hats, and swim suits. They take credit card. The staff is very casual. Overall, a good place to get some gifts for friends or keepsakes for yourself to remember St. Thomas.

House of Rajah gave me everything I was hoping for. George was a pleasure to work with, and…read moreextremely understanding. He and his team crafted an extremely beautiful engagement ring, that my now fiance is absolutely in love with. He was able to heavily customize the ring, and deliver superior quality. I could not be happier with my experience! Highly recommended!

This store sells fake Rolexes with Japanese interior movement they are also listed on rip off…read morereport and bbb complaints they also pay trip advisor and google to remove reviews beware stepping in this scam store

So after two years of living on St. Thomas and with our impending move, I realized I never sent…read moreanyone a post card. So off I dragged the hubby to find one. St. Thomas is filled with price gouging even after the hurricanes, how can people charge $3 for a bad photo of St. Thomas? I like Island in the Sun Boutique because their prices have actually decreased quite a bit. $0.50 for postcards and everything in the store was on sale. We found out that prices are not at all set. My hubby really liked this elephant décor piece and got it for a lower price than what is was going for. So don't hesitate to ask the owner for break. This store obviously survives off of the cruise ships docking at Havensight, which are slowly coming back so I think any sale to them is a deal at this point. The people that work here are really friendly are aren't pushy about buying things. The AC is off so there are some funky smells floating around from sweaty tourists, and I think that when they get it back on line again people will stick around longer and buy more things. This shop sells everything you could want or need as a souvenir from St. Thomas, one visit here and you have pretty much seen of what all the other shops are selling. Happy shopping! #St.Thomas #USVI

Great Tourist Souveniers for anyone going to St Thomas, Very clean and lots of great choices! I…read morebought Liquor and some typical vacation type t-shirts and darling dresses for my granddaughters. They were very helpful with Sizes and colors. Lots of cute mugs and magnets. Every thing you need to make your vacation memories stay alive. Look them up if you get to the Islands...