Two best friends from childhood decided to capture their love of Kodiak Island and hand-craft soy candles which are inspired by Alaskan lifestyle and places around Kodiak. Our soy candles are toxin-free and burn clean which means less soot on your walls and ceilings and concern-free enjoyment of amazing fragrances in your home. Read more…

The Islander is a community-inspired bookstore where the community helps refine the collection of books available on our shelves. We prioritize buying local and Alaskan gifts instead of Lower 48 products. At the bookstore you’ll find gifts, greeting cards, local goods, books, and more. You’ll find everything you need to get cozy at home and turn your book reading time into a self-care experience with cozy blankets, warm slippers, and intriguing books! Read more…

A thrift boutique that raises funds for local charities. Everything in the boutique is always $5.00, and $2.00 of each item sold goes back to local charities. The person who donates the item chooses which charity receives $1.00 and the person who purchases the item chooses which charity receives the other $1.00. The boutique’s atmosphere is fun, friendly, and packed with gently-used finds for men, women, and children. Gently-used items are generously donated by local Alaskans like you; we accept donations anytime we’re open. We’ve already partnered with over 50 local Alaskan charities offering a diverse, inclusive, and growing list of charities for you to choose from when you shop or donate at FashionPact. Read more…

We knot retired fishing gear into baskets, rugs, bowls, coasters, trivets, centerpieces and so much more. Located on NW side of Kodiak Island at a decommissioned cannery where all the rope is cleaned and coiled and knotted into housewares. Alaska Rug Company is committed to re-purposing rope all over Alaska and up-cycling it into beautiful handwoven durable rugs, mats and other housewares rather than let it clog our landfills or end up all over the beaches. Alaska Rug Company is owned and operated solely by owners; Robert and Anita Shane which own and reside at the Port Bailey Cannery, a 100 year old decommissioned cannery on the island of Kodiak. The Shane’s live on-site year round, they started Alaska Rug Company in the winter 2010 when they both decided to quit smoking. In lieu of strangling one another while quitting they came up with a way to keep their hands busy and started playing with rope, finding designs and knots and began making rugs which led to much more. Read more…

Family owned and operated and produced, using local sourced ingredients, soaps, salve, and gifts. Over 20 years of year-round business offering Alaska made gifts. Read more…

Black Rose is a specialty company focusing on healing through nature. We offer hand-poured soy wax candles using all natural ingredients such as herbs, essential oils and crystals. We also have herbal teas and medicines and hand-strung waistbeads with peace and healing in mind. Ase Read more…

Makelift Studio is located in Kenai, Alaska. Heather Floyd is the artist behind the handforged steel and copper art. She creates gifts, goods and art for the home and garden. Read more…

Homer Art and Frame features a wide variety of art and craft supplies for all ages, as well as custom framing services. Read more…

An eclectic shop with Alaskan themed apparel, home decor, gifts + more! Custom gifts, apparel, drinkware and more with fast turn around and no minimums! Read more…