Made Here PDX

This is seriously a fun store filled with unique, eclectic and interesting items. All of their merchandise is made in Portland. Everything from skincare to food items to home décor and jewelry… PDX seems to have a smattering of everything.
While visiting Portland, we purchased some soap and salt for ourselves; bought candles and food items as gifts. The prices ranged from reasonable to utterly ridiculous.
We spent a lot of time shopping in Portland and saw many of the same items at PDX that were at other stores. Some of the items were actually less at PDX.
The employees were really nice and friendly.
I also love that I was able to purchase from PDX after we returned to California. I ordered more soap online and it arrived within a couple of days. Really happy with both the store and online service.
Put this on your «must shop at» list if in Portland.

Staff were really nice. Took a look at the product offerings and liked the quality, but after looking at the tag for a backpack, I personally wouldn’t payout $ 300. Cool merchandise and shop though.

This is an A+ pop up store. Friendly and helpful staff,. wonderfully local foodstuffs, skincare products, and home décor across a variety of price points ($ 10 and up pretty much),. hot cider tastings (tho maybe this was a special offering at the time I was in),. and I found a great number of little gifts for friends and family. Even the hard-​to-​buy-​for ones.
Do yourself a big favor and stop by!

LOVED THIS STORE. Friendly staff and a whole store of hand-​made, artisanal items made in, where else? Portland. Kayaks, bikes, surfboards, wallets, clothing, candles and candies. This store was our last stop during our visit and it was worth the wait (we almost missed it). We bought hand-​crafted candies as a souvenir. Highly recommended.

I walked it the shop and almost immediately started getting Ideas for Christmas gifts. while some prices are high, there was a good selection in the under $ 30 range. There were all kinds of things, cloths, jewelry, food, leather goods, candles, soaps and things for your body and even a gorgeous wood kayak! (not all categories have under $ 30 items).
The space is good size (I think it was built by Powell’s for their internet division, it was later a home for some of their collections. The staff was available to help, I think I will find a lot of gifts here (I hope my Aunt and Uncle like what I got them here. (sorry no spoilers).
Hint there is a streetcar stop outside and Powells is across the street (for more gift buying).

Great store to check out! I love all the local stuff in there. It is not cheap, but I think it is worth it to support the local makers. Had some of their popcorn, it was yum! Bought some cloth coasters and napkins. Good way to try out their green philosophy.

A surprisingly cool assortment of handmade and local goods.
I thought it was going to be a touristy souvenir shop– because of the name, but it wasn’t at all!
It’s worth checking out!
I want to go back for the rhubarb bitters!

Visitors to Portland have two options for souvenirs and Made Here PDX offers the most authentic hipster experience and lineup of locally-​made products for your stocking stuffers or gift-​giving needs. You can stop by Made In Oregon before boarding you flight home (or at the mall… yes, Portland has a traditional interior mall), but Made Here PDX is not to be missed.
I was impressed with a friendly welcome when I walked into the door. I was in search of stocking-​stuffers and this place supplied plenty of good culinary options, from local hot sauce, honey products, seasonings, coffee, beer and chocolates. I am especially looking forward to gifting the variety of Marshall’s Haute Sauces. I was lucky that I was checking a bag, but there were a few things that would be ok for carry-​on luggage.

This store was kinda cool and totally unexpected during our casual stroll through the city. I didn’t even know that all of the items were made in Portland (yes…the name of the store eluded me when I entered) and the prices and quality of the items were fairly well-​matched. There was a really impressive PDX brewed beer selection, which my GF and I partook shortly after we left the shop. If you’re looking for fancy souvenir gift ideas but doesn’t want to look too touristy, this is definitely a great place to start.

They seem like great people here. The prices though are deadly. Saw a bandana for $ 45 and had to walk out before I liked anything too much

Super friendly
All locally made products from Portland!
I love this place:)
Great, bags, belts, skateboards, motorcycle, food, bitters, furniture, clothes.
More and more products are available every time I come in.
I am so happy that I can support local people making great products.

I have always envisioned there being a store with this precise mission statement, with a hipster bent of the seminal Made in Portland store.
Former for young, trendy, latter geared more for the old fogies.
Though it’s a colossal waste of space in prime real estate, large long tables feature local products like Jacobsrn Salt or roam Soap, pok pok Ricker’s som sauce, etc
So interesting to spy the various products — & a joy to scout out the ultra-​chill lounge save in the rear.
3 steps from the PDX streetcar stop!

What a cool concept. Food, clothing, art, motorcycles, guitars, kayaks, jewelry and all sorts of other odds and ends that were all made right here in Portland, locally. That’s it. How simple is that? It’s a fairly new place and people were buzzing about. Granted I was enamored with the motorcycle and the polished wood kayak. Although there were a few nice looking guitars as well.
Most all of the food items I have seen at stores around town, New Seasons, Zupans, Whole Foods. So not much stood out there. The prices were a bit spendy as they like to say, but I did enjoy the fact of so much local stuff in one place.
Really enjoyable.

You want proof that Portland is awesome? Just visit Made Here PDX. This incredibly well-​curated retailer represents a cross section of Portland-​area artisans, selling everything from jams to surfboards. I was particularly smitten with collection of glass vases, the leather bicycle accessories and a completely badass double-​headed axe. Also, I have a thing for concert posters, and the collection is definitely impressive.
While it’s not necessarily a negative, it does need to be at least pointed out that this store is pretty dang expensive. Of course, high quality artisanal products aren’t going to be cheap, so you certainly get what you pay for. The price point would probably too high for some people, but if you have the cash to spend, this would be a fantastic place to buy a special gift.
There’s a bit of a misconception that Made Here PDX is a holiday pop-​up, but today I was excited to learn that they are in fact here to stay! With a location directly across 10^th from Powell Books and right off a streetcar stop, they’re poised to benefit from quite a bit of tourist traffic. I have faith that they’ll be around for quite some time, showing off the best of local products.

By coincidence, I wandered into Made Here PDX during mid-​morning of their opening day. It’s just across the street from the Powell’s Mother Ship and is housed in a building that once contained one of their branches. This store presents a showcase for various craftsman/​artist businesses here in Portland that make the Rose City such a great design town.
I was also thrilled to see many of my locally made «friends» on display here. The first item I saw was the Finex Iron Skillet that I supported on Kickstarter. Then there’s the cool leather goods from Orox, One Man Made, and the Red Clouds Collective, and those great knives from Oaks Bottom Forge. And as they haven’t completely built out their available space, they even had a Beckel canvas «wall» up.
Too cool and a little embarrassing. Have a really previously bought all this stuff? Yes, and one more item (handsome travel dominos and box from Walnut Studiolo) before I left to catch up with my son. And who knows who I may meet again the next time I happen by.

Portland is filled with local craftspersons. We like to buy durable locally made goods, and many visitors to Portland are curious about us and interested in those local goods too.
Made Here PDX is a store with locally made household items, bags, some clothing, cards, guitar amplifiers, table lamps, blown glass objects, preserved food items, terrariums, bicycles, furniture and even custom motorcycles, all impeccably curated in a clean white box of a room.
A much hipper Made in Oregon, it’s an opportunity to discover some new makers in Portland, for visitors to Portland and for us who live here now.

Livin, lovin Portland, you’ll be liking what hard-​working, creative craftsman and artists are making – cool and functional stuff, to make us look cool struttin our stuff around this hip-​town. All Made Here PDX!
Check it out! We did last night. The store kicked-​off an evening of complimentary whiskey, bourbon and liqueurs by an east burnside distiller and Dead Guy ale from Rogue. Sweet treats too!
The place was packed – elbow-​to-​elbow! Stuff that perked my attention: big, comfy mohair sweaters, leather stuff, coffee stuff, scarfs, coats, glassware, even guitars, snazzy bike chain belt buckles and more stuff. So, so crowded to get a grip on all the cool stuff. All Made Here PDX!
The store is across from Powell’s book store. Actually, occupies Powell’s building #2 which they vacated.