Please be cautious about using this company’s website. The shopping cart doesn’t update and they have a draconian return policy. They’ve been completely unhelpful with an unintended order. When they say there’s no returns on unworn merchandise, they mean it and will not work with you.

Always fun to see what is available here for one to purchase. Which is why I do enjoy coming here whenever I get the opportunity to do so.Every time that I can

I walked in and was greeted by a cheerful employee. I noticed she was putting away the displays. I asked her if they were closing, she told me yes, but I was welcome to browse?Less than a minute later, the same courteous employee asked if she could help me find anything. When I stated that I was killing time, a woman with in an angry tone blurted Sir, we are closing. The employee mouthed a silent apology to me. I left the store apologizing, while being glared at from the angry woman.I assume she was the manager.

If your flying out of the Portland airport and have a few minutes to spare the Made in Oregon store is worth checking out. While it may be smaller than most of the other Made in Oregon stores, they carry a large selection of products made only in Oregon. You will be hard pressed to find a better selection of quality last-minute gifts in any other airport store.

As far as souvenir stores go, this one has some interesting artifacts. An unexpectedly pleasant find at the airport. Lots of locally made crafts, drinks, and foodstuffs

A terrific store to browse around in and find cool stuff from Oregon like roasted salted hazelnuts.My wife and I bought a bunch of stuff to take home.Tell em the Aussie sent you.

Lots of unique niche gifts. Everything is local. You can even buy the old PDX carpet here.

Lots of unique gifts. I bought earrings made with 1980 Mt. St. Helens ash!

Good place for souvenirs. Remember they have to charge the same prices as the shop downtown, so might as well buy it here once youre done with your trip.

Great people to deal with.