Retail Guide

The 5th Street Public Market is your hub for a collection of boutique stores and a variety of shops. At 5th Street Public Market, you’ll also be able to find plenty of jewelry, apparel, accessories and kitchen essential options. Also check out the new Market Alley with even more retailers, food options, and other businesses to explore!

The folks at Anderson Watchmaking will bring your watch game to the next level. Specializing in anything from vintage watches to antique watch repair and sales, Anderson Watchmaking deals in vintage and antique mechanical wrist and pocket watches and will have you leaving through their door with your watch better than you found it.

Cascades Raptor Center gives care and rehabilitation as a wildlife hospital for more than 300 sick, injured, and orphaned birds each year. While teaching their visitors about the lives and characteristics of birds of prey unique to the Pacific Northwest, visitors can also view about 40 of these birds in large outdoor aviaries. The gift store at Cascades Raptor Center also has educational books, artwork, stuffed animals, and plenty more fun stuff!

Folkways is a Eugene institution, providing beautiful women's apparel, jewelry, scarves, and gifts, since 1978. Specializing in breathable, soft, natural fabrics, in rich colors for every occasion, made of silk, linen, cotton, Tencel, and bamboo!

As a fair trade retailer, Mosaic Fair Trade Collection works to inspire positive change by offering beautiful, handmade & Fair Trade choices for everyday purchases. Mosaic Fair Trade Collection offers a wide array of furniture as well as unique handmade home goods and decor such as candles, ornaments, lamps, purses, and wallets. From the garden to the playroom, Mosaic has something for all and if you wander into their downtown store, you might just find yourself spending the entire afternoon there.

Love the museum? Then you'll love the museum interactive shop. From prints to apparel to jewelry to books, their inventory reflects their unique exhibits. Plus, every purchase you make at the museum store directly supports their education programming, helping them bring science and culture adventures to kids and adults all around Oregon. The store highlights Native and Pacific Northwest makers and includes kids' science kits and toys, handmade jewelry and decor, rocks and minerals, maps, books by local authors, apparel, accessories, and more!

Founded in Eugene and family owned since 1985, SportHill is an athletic clothing retailer who designs and creates all of their own products within the United States. They offer a wide variety of high-tech gear for activities specific to the Pacific Northwest such as running, cycling, skiing, snow shoeing, walking, and hiking.

Uncommon Scents at the Meridian offers more than 50 fragrances that can be custom blended. Since 1974 Uncommon Scents has custom blended fragrances and scented their own body care products, including a scent-free option. The store offers refills on their bottles with a price reduction to encourage reuse. From the beginning, store ownership had a concern for the quality of skin care products in relation to the impact on our bodies and to the environment. You can purchase essential oils, diffusers, lotions, creams, soaps, shower gels, and massage oils. In addition to their own line of products, Uncommon Scents sells unique body care lines from local vendors and from around the world. They are known for the quality of their hair ornaments and for carrying Mason Pearson natural bristle hair brushes. You can purchase Jane Iredale Skincare Makeup, which is first about skincare and then about color. The store also offers a healthy selection of fun bath toys, bath oil beads, and skin care products for children. All of the products are affordable for gifts and are offered in beautiful presentations, packaged in reusable bags and boxes. You can also purchase cards, jewelry, and bamboo fiber clothing at the shop. As a small business, the team at Uncommon Scents values their important relationships with our community and they see it as their greatest opportunity to give back to the many arts and children's organizations that need products or gift certificates for their fundraising events. They love what they do and strive to make it one of Eugene's favorite places to shop.