Seattle has a lot to offer when it comes to shopping, but you have to know where to look. Unlike other cities that have a central location for commerce, Seattle has a variety of unique neighborhoods and shopping centers that offer an array of experiences. As a fashion insider in the city, Visit Seattle recently tapped me to meet with the Editor-in-Chief of Estonian fashion magazine SÄDE. Here’s a summary of the shopping guide I put together for her. Although not an exhaustive list, this overview provides a great representation of style in the city.

Women’s Fashion

Au 79 Jewelry

Boma Jewelry

Corre

Emry

Flora & Henri

Foundation

House of Hitchcock

Millie

Morning Siren

Pipe & Row

Paychi Guh

Prairie Underground

Prism

Purpose Boutique

Queen Anne Dispatch

Rabecca Onassis Boutique

Sskein

Sway & Cake

The Cura Co.

The Finerie

Tomboy X

Willa

Men’s Fashion

Bogey Boys

David Lawrence

Evo

Freeman

Guillermo Bravo

Glasswing

Likelihood

Jack Straw

The House of LR&C

Zumiez

Gifts

MOHAI Mercantile

Made in Washington

Archie McPhee

Elliott Bay Book Co.

Pop-In@Nordstrom

Shopping Areas

Downtown Seattle

U Village

Capitol Hill

Ballard

Madison Park

Madrona

Bellevue

Kirkland

Queen Anne

While the ongoing pandemic has changed the shopping landscape in Seattle, we still have a great mix of local businesses to explore. Travel is back, events are happening, and people are looking for fun ways to explore the best of the Pacific Northwest. What shops would you add to this list? We would love to hear from you. Drop them in the comments below.