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Pioneer Place houses over 75 stores, an expansive food court and cinema.
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Pioneer Place houses over 75 stores, an expansive food court and cinema.
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Attractions / Shopping

Shopping Districts and Destinations

Visit these neighborhoods and shopping centers for name brands and local finds, all with no sales tax.

Updated Aug. 12, 2020 3 min read

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Central City

Downtown

Downtown Portland, the city’s retail core, boasts a wide array of shopping options, from department stores such as Nordstrom, Mario’s and major international retailers like those at Pioneer Place mall (see below) to the boutiques and specialty shops of the West End.

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Pioneer Place

Downtown Portland’s home for big-brand shopping, Pioneer Place houses major brands like Louis Vuitton, Tiffany & Co., Tory Burch, Camper, J. Crew, H&M, Apple and more. In addition to more than 75 stores, the multi-block shopping center has an expansive food court and a movie theater.

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Union Way

A modern arcade connecting downtown Portland’s West End with the Pearl District, Union Way houses several small shops, including local brands Bridge & Burn, Danner, Self Edge and Wailua Shave Ice.

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Pearl District

The Pearl District is renowned for national and international shops (including REI) as well as homegrown favorites like the iconic Powell’s City of Books, fashion-forward boutiques,interior design shops and art galleries.Tired of walking? Step aboard the Portland Streetcar, which runs through the neighborhood.

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Northwest / Nob Hill

The centerpieces of this Victorian-lined residential area (also known as Nob Hill) are vibrant Northwest 23rd and 21st avenues, packed with whimsical boutiques, national retailer sand restaurants with sidewalk seating ideal for people-watching.

Pop into specialty store Lena Medoyeff for high-end women’s apparel. Round out the day with visits to big-name chains like Pottery Barn and Restoration Hardware.

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Westside Shopping

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Northwest Portland Shopping

In Northwest Portland, century-old Victorian and Craftsman-style storefronts housing unique boutiques stand alongside national retailers.

Located within downtown Portland\'s Union Way shopping arcade, iconic Danner Boots has been a Pacific Northwest outdoor gear-staple for more than 80 years.

Union Way Shopping Arcade

Evoking Paris’ intimate passageways and Scandinavian architecture, this shop-filled alley connects downtown Portland’s West End with the Pearl District.

Pioneer Place shopping center houses the major luxury brands that fashionistas crave.

Pioneer Place

Downtown Portland's home for big-brand shopping houses the major brands that fashionistas crave, along with an expansive food court and a movie theater.

Shop for gorgeous jewelry with contemporary style at Ben Bridge.

Jewelry Shopping in Downtown Portland

Downtown Portland boasts an impressive batch of established luxury jewelers poised to make any diamond-encrusted fantasy a reality.

Shop for imaginative footwear designed by John Fluevog in downtown Portland.

Shoe Shopping in Downtown Portland

Has trekking around Portland worn holes in your shoes? Head to these tax-free footwear staples and you’ll be back to exploring in no time!

Find Danner\'s American-made boots and other outdoor gear inside Union Way.

Men’s Shopping in Downtown Portland

Follow our itinerary to find 10 terrific shops offering high-quality fashions with Northwest flair within a few walkable blocks in downtown Portland.

Gorgeous Portland-designed trinkets abound at downtown\'s North of West.

Downtown Shopping

Downtown Portland boasts a wide array of shopping options, from major national and international retailers to locally owned boutiques and specialty shops.

Shopping can be a family affair in the Pearl.

Pearl District Shopping

The walkable Pearl District houses national retailers and local favorites, from a vast independent bookstore to stylish boutiques.

Peruse local art, crafts, furniture, food and much more at Portland Saturday Market.

Old Town Chinatown Shopping

If you're looking to load up on made-in-Portland souvenirs, unusual artwork and Northwest heritage home goods, look no further than Old Town Chinatown.

Lloyd Center

The largest mall in the state houses more than 150 stores, a 10-screen movie theater and an indoor ice rink. Located near the Oregon Convention Center, Lloyd Center is easily accessed from downtown via MAX light rail.

811 Building

If you’re “so over” the traditional mall format, 811 E. Burnside St. in the Central Eastside is just what the doctor ordered. This indie mall of sorts is home to several local apparel shops and accessory designers, plus a good selection of vintage threads.

Outlet Stores

Just 30 minutes south of Portland directly off of Interstate 5, Woodburn Premium Outlets is the largest tax-free outlet in the West. Pull in for sought-after style from more than 100 stores like Columbia Sportswear, Adidas and Banana Republic, often at deep discounts.

The Columbia Gorge Outlets, 25 minutes east of Portland, features Adidas, Gap, Levi’s, Coach and 40 more big brands.

In Portland, there’s a Columbia Sportswear outlet store in Sellwood, and you’ll find a full range of clothing and shoes at the Nike Factory Store.

More Shopping Centers

Jantzen Beach Center

Jantzen Beach Center, just south of Vancouver, Washington, is an expansive outdoor mall with nearly 30 stores. The big brands on offer include Lane Bryant, TJ Maxx and Ulta Beauty.

More about JAntzen Beach Center

Cascade Station

Conveniently located along the MAX light rail Red Line, two stops away from Portland International Airport, Cascade Station is one of Portland’s top spots for big-box shopping. The Northeast Portland shopping features 46 stores, including Oregon’s only IKEA, as well as Best Buy and the Banana Republic Factory Store.

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Around the Region

Southwest of Portland, Bridgeport Village features 70 upscale shops in an open-air setting, while Tigard’s Washington Square Mall is home to five department stores, as well as more than 170 specialty stores, including Sephora, Williams-Sonoma and Pottery Barn.

Shopping

Eastside Shopping

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Whether you’re curious about crystals, dreaming of divination decks or just seeking sweet-smelling soap, Portland’s Mystic District has the store for you.

Shoppers on Northeast Alberta Street

Alberta Arts District Shopping

With its many boutiques, galleries and indie shops, Alberta Street is made for leisurely shopping strolls.

Jantzen Beach Center houses about 30 big-brand stores.

Jantzen Beach Center

Located just south of the Oregon-Washington border, the Jantzen Beach Center rewards shoppers looking for big brands with no sales tax.

At Nike Portland, shop for trendy shoes designed only a few miles away.

Portland Shoe and Sportswear Brands

Portland is the athletic gear capital of America. Here's where to shop for the best designed-in-Portland shoes and sportswear.

Shoppers stroll from store to store at Cascade Station.

Cascade Station Shopping Center

Minutes from PDX on the light rail line, Cascade Station houses Oregon’s only IKEA and dozens of other big-brand favorites.

Lloyd Center is minutes from downtown and houses more than 200 stores.

Lloyd Shopping

With Lloyd Center’s 150+ stores, and more shops on Northeast Broadway, Lloyd offers a bounty of shopping options close to downtown.

Haunt is one of several boutiques on East Burnside Street.

Central Eastside Shopping

With galleries, boutiques, design studios and showrooms, the Central Eastside is beginning to rival downtown as Portland's fashion hub.

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