I love this store. It is very welcoming and organized! Clothes are neatly ironed. The selection has…read morestyles for everyone and the quality of the clothing is great. The owner is fantastic - she really knows a lot about fashion. The care and effort she puts into the store makes it hands down, my favorite place to shop. I've found some real gems in here, and you can sell clothes too :) the prices are accurate and fair for the material of the clothes. I leave happy every trip. 11/10.

Pretty cute little vintage thrift shop on 2nd street downtown. Theyve got dresses, shorts, Jean's,…read morejackets, some earrings, sunglasses and more. It's on the smaller end and I only found one or two things that match with my style a bit better, but I loved looking around. I think I would recommend this place if you had more of a vintage style. I didnt see any guy clothes, but this place would be fun to bring some girlfriends to and shop around. They have several curtains in the back to make some dressing rooms if you want to try things on. 4 stars simply because the selection was smaller and just not my style and I was mostly ignored during my venture throughout the store. A cute little place though.

Cool little shop in the middle of a small shopping center - Terry is nice and helpful, fair prices…read moreand fun things to get or gift.

From the owner: Fairbanks newest vintage boutique. We have an extensive selection of resale clothing including…read moreFestival and Alaskan gear: Thick Handspun hand knit sweaters, Alpaca sweaters, Icelandic and Norwegian sweaters, Down Parkas, Flannels (men’s and women’s), Hand Spun hand knit goat fur socks and mittens from Ukraine, and LOTS of boots for the whole family. We also have Steger Mukluks, Manitoba and Minnetonka Mukluks, as well as Keen Boots and Bogs, Hunter, and XtraTuf boots, etc. We also carry pashmina scarves and fleece lined wool hats and mittens. We also carry an expensive array of vintage Alaskana collectibles and locally made jewelry.

Craft Market Gift Shop in Fairbanks is a charming destination for anyone looking for unique,…read morelocally made gifts. The shop offers a wide variety of handmade crafts, jewelry, artwork, and souvenirs that perfectly capture the spirit of Alaska. The staff are friendly and knowledgeable, always willing to share the story behind the products, which makes shopping feel personal and enjoyable. Whether you're hunting for a special keepsake, a thoughtful gift, or something truly one-of-a-kind, this shop delivers a delightful, relaxed shopping experience with plenty of options for every taste.

This place has it all. Lots of cool stuff from minerals to mammoth tusks. Old knickknacks and…read moremiscellaneous items abound. The service is friendly too! It's a little crammed but an interesting place with reasonable prices on lots and lots of stuff.

yeah, so i'm a thrift store junkie. so much so, that, you know, i don't really like posting my fav…read morestores to the interwebs for all you kids to go and pick 'em over. I'm an old hipster and i can't keep up with all you whipper-gothers. ok, so this is your typical savers-type mega store (both owned by the same company) that has lots of stuff... everyone in there swears they have a 5000 item quota everyday. yeah right! but still decent turnover... the one downside is that everybody in there is totally bizarre. one lady at the registers (who announces over the pa the daily specials and child safety rules) used to live "off the grid" and didn't speak to anyone for over two years. another girl is totally uninterested in being there, like she is doing this to fulfill some court-ordered community service. she'll snap, "nothing's half off for YOU today, it's SENIOR day.!!!" finally, the lady with the beehive runs the place, and is a real whip-cracker. so if you come in, buy the girl stuff or the short guy's trousers. that's right, i say "trousers" and not "pants".

Terrible shopping experience. I visited the store yesterday and had several clothing items in my…read morecart, only to find out they no longer have fitting rooms--despite being primarily a clothing store and previously offering them. Because of that, I considered putting everything back and leaving without making a purchase. However, an employee assured me that I could buy the items, try them on at home, and return them within 14 days if they didn't work out. Based on that assurance, I made the purchase. Today, when I attempted to return the items, I was told that returns were not allowed--only exchanges. Shannon, the manager, repeatedly insisted the employee would have said "exchange," not "return." I'm absolutely certain the employee said "return," because I never would have spent money there otherwise. To make matters worse, the prices are extremely high, and they are a donation based company. So they are pricing items they receive for 100% free for a ridiculously high amount. Overall, a frustrating and disappointing experience. I won't be shopping or donating there again.

The place is eccentric, interesting, and quirky - definitely for those of us who love to travel…read moreoff the beaten path, but not far away either. The owner was great and we got some really interesting, useful things for very little.

Great service and awesome prices! So much to look at. Glasswear, furniture, books, jewelry,…read moreantiques, artwork... You name it and you'll probably find it. Thanks Dan!

This is my go-to shop in Fairbanks! They have a wide variety of clothing and cute local products…read morestocked as well. In the winter, they have a Keuring in store where you can grab a cup of coffee or hot chocolate while you shop, which is a really nice idea. My only criticism is that the pegs in the dressing room are too small! If you have more than a few hangers they can easily fall off. Hooks would be an appreciated improvement. You also need to be quick if you want to be able to drop off consignment! That's not the store's fault, word has just spread about this gem of a store. I'd also like to say that I haven't had a bad customer service experience while there. I understand that some people may have differing personalities, and some people may want more direct customer service but as someone who enjoys being able to shop without having an employee always checking in, I appreciate that this store let customers do their own thing while shopping. Also, I've learned that the best way to see the most up to date hours is to check their Instagram account.

While there is some great stuff in this shop the prices are crazy for being second hand! Some of…read morethe items they priced are not too far off from new prices. A brand new north face winter jacket for $200 or Lululemon jackets for 65$ when the same one online is the same price on sale. My biggest shock was seeing used xenana tops with brand new priced used! They aren't even high end tops $36 for a tank top that's stretched out? Online boutique price for the same top was 25-30$ (some of which on sale due to it being winter and nobody is in tank tops in Alaska right now) Even shoes that were discolored were pricey. I really was excited to see a second hand store but will sadly avoid due to prices.

The owner is super helpful and kind. Cute second hand dresses, I ended up leaving with this one.read more