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ADX
Housed in a 14,000-square-foot warehouse in southeast Portland, ADX is one of the city’s most pioneering concepts. Read Indagare's review.
Beam & Anchor
Beam & Anchor stocks a curated selection of Portland-made products. Read Indagare's review.
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Cacao
A temple to chocolate, Cacao has several locations in Portland and is known for its curated selection of high-quality, small batch chocolates.
Frances May
The most fashion-forward clothing boutique in Portland, Frances May is located in a soaring space in downtown Portland.
Kiriko Made
Kiriko Made sells one-of-a-kind kimonos and jeans made with salvaged denim and lined with patterned Japanese fabric.
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Maak Lab
Maak Lab sells soy-based candles and soaps that are made with natural, sustainable ingredients. Read Indagare's review.
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MadeHere PDX
A one-stop shop for souvenirs, MadeHere occupies a warehouse-style space and sells only Portland-made products.
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Orox Leather
Orox sells bags, belts and small leather goods (wine caddies, dog collars) out of its workshop in Portland’s Chinatown.
Paxton Gate
Stuffed to the gills with such curiosities as carnivorous plants, taxidermy and framed insects, Paxton Gate is a treasure trove of unusual items.
Portland Saturday Market
In operation since 1974, the Portland Saturday Market is the biggest continuously operated outdoor market in the United States. Read more.
Powell’s City of Books
The largest independent bookstore in the world, Powell’s occupies an entire block in Portland’s city center and rises four stories.
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Quin Candy
Quin Candy is located in Union Way, a tiny shopping arcade in downtown Portland, where it sells artisan candies in surprising flavors.
Schoolhouse Electric & Supply Co.
This lighting and housewares store sells unique pieces like analog clocks and early-20th-century antiques, as well as office furniture and bath accessories.
Smith Teamaker
The fragrant shop, which often smells of peppermint or chai, serves tea lattes and sells packaged Smith teas.
Snow Peak
Snow Peak stocks tents, cookware including Portland-made Finex skillets and apparel for men and women.
Tender Loving Empire
Adored by locals and Portlandia star Carrie Brownstein, who called it a “dream boutique,” Tender Loving Empire is both a record label and a store.
The Good Mod
The Good Mod occupies a sprawling 20,000-square-foot warehouse where its team of craftspeople restores mid-century modern and Danish furnishings.
Union Way
This small shopping arcade spans the block between Powell’s and the Ace Hotel, and is home to a handful of wonderful stores.
Woonwinkel
Inspired by the local design in Amsterdam, where Woonwinkel’s owners spent a few years, this store sells a selection of well-made goods for the home.
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