University Village offers a unique collection of locally-owned boutiques, national retailers, and a good mix of restaurants and […]
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The first Seattle Allbirds store is opening in University Village on Friday.
Pop-In@Nordstrom launched a partnership with New York City-based HATCH Collection on April 19.
Mattress shopping just got a whole lot more fun—and affordable.
Tuft & Needle co-founder JT Marino explains that his idea for starting the business came after a horrible mattress retail experience—one “even worse than shopping for a used car.” Afterward, he vented to friend Daehee Park, and the two decided to quit their Silicon Valley jobs to bootstrap T&N in Phoenix in 2012.
Valentine’s Day is right around the corner (Sunday, February 14th). Here are our staff picks featuring products from local Seattle stores.
It’s cold, it’s wet, it’s January. It’s time to bundle up with warm clothing and accessories. Here’s a non-exhaustive list of staff picks from our favorite local Seattle shops. We love to shop local and support our community’s small businesses.
Treat your people right this holiday season
‘Tis that festive, twinkling season when hot toddies warm our bodies and the spirit of giving warms our souls. If you’re like us, you’re probably over presenting generic gifts that merely get the job done. That’s why we’ve gathered some unique, local treasures we think will make the perfect present for someone (or someones) you love.
Adventurous city-dwellers take note: Geartribe has officially arrived in Seattle.
Savvy savers have already conquered Groupon and Living Social, but now a new site has launched for the relentlessly recreational persona inside of all of us.
GearTribe went live in Seattle and select areas around the Northwest last month — and with summer weather leaving us shortly, now is the time to take advantage of the company’s killer deals.
It’s your night to turn up the swag and shop ’til you drop!
Stylish shopping festivities will be happening in the top fashion capitols around the globe, from New York City, Los Angeles, to Milan and yes — Seattle — will be hosting Fashion’s Night Out.
This versatile, exotic species can be used to make lovely household wares.
Did you know that there is an edible species of banana grown specifically to make textiles? The fibers from leaves of the Abaca tree, native to the Philippine archipelago, may be woven on looms into a variety of home decor accessories. Considered one of Seattle’s most eclectic mercantile locations, Bitters Co. has imported these decorative treats from the island of Mindinao and now offers them to mainland dwellers for a very affordable price.
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