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Pick up everything in Portland (everything!) without sales tax. From handmade items and vintage stores to designer goods, you’ll find it all, tax-free.
With no sales tax in sight, Portland is a shopper’s paradise. Explore the city’s vibrant maker scene and take home a made-in-Portland souvenir; go treasure hunting at one of the city’s many thrift stores or vintage clothing shops; or spruce up your style at one of the specialty stores featuring iconic brands that call the City of Roses home. Visit these neighborhoods and Portland shopping centers to find everything you need, want and more.
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Shopping Districts
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 (see below) to the boutiques and specialty shops of the West End.
Men's Shopping in Downtown Portland
Fashion meets function at these flagship shops and designer outposts.
Pioneer Place
Downtown Portland’s home for big-brand shopping, Pioneer Place, houses major brands like Louis Vuitton, Tiffany & Co., Yves-Saint Laurent, Tory Burch, J. Crew, H&M, Apple and more. In addition to more than 50 stores, the multi-block Portland shopping center has a large food court and a Regal Cinemas movie theater.
Union Way
A modern arcade connecting downtown Portland’s West End with the Pearl District, Union Way houses several small shops, including local brands Danner, Self Edge and Wailua Shave Ice.
Pearl District
The Pearl District is renowned for national and international shops (including REI) and 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.
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 retailers, and restaurants with sidewalk seating ideal for people-watching.
Round out the day of Portland shopping with visits to big-name chains like Pottery Barn and Restoration Hardware.
Old-School Shopping
These local gems carry hidden treasures, including fashion and furniture, from times gone by.
Vintage Shopping in Portland
Browse costume jewelry, tailored suits and racks upon racks of dresses at Portland's nearly 50 vintage shopping destinations.
Antiquing in Portland
Mid-century furnishings, hardware, kitchsy collectibles and vintage lighting and furniture all await in Portland's carefully curated antiquing scene.
Vinyl Shopping in Portland
From vintage wax to new European imports, those rare releases you’ve been searching for are surely waiting at one of these rockin’ local vinyl stores.
Lloyd Center
Once the largest mall in the Pacific Northwest, this Northeast Portland shopping center hosts around 60 local and national shops and restaurants, a 10-screen movie theater and an indoor ice rink. Lloyd Center is located near the Oregon Convention Center and 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.
Shop Local Makers
Explore Portland's ever-expanding maker and DIY ("do-it-yourself") culture.
Portland Jewelry Designers
Shop these Portland jewelry designers for beautiful, wearable art that exudes personal expression with a local touch.
Portland’s Plus-Size Fashion Scene
The body-positive movement is flourishing in Portland, making it a plus-size shopping destination, complete with designers, boutiques and fashion shows.
Portland Designers of Color
Ready to upgrade your wardrobe, Portland-style? Turn heads with the latest fashions from these celebrated Portland designers of color.
Outlet Stores
Just 30 minutes south of Portland, directly off 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.
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.
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.
Around the Region
Southwest of Portland, Bridgeport Village features 70 upscale shops in an open-air setting. At the same time, 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.
Outlet Stores and Malls
Discover big-box, tax-free shopping at these stores near Portland.
More Tax-Free Shopping
Find inspiration for your next made-in-Portland shopping spree.
Sneaker Culture in Portland
The Portland Sneakerhead Scene
Casual collectors and seasoned sneakerheads can dive into the Portland sneakerhead scene at these Old Town Chinatown shops and businesses.
Sneaker Week
Sneaker Week offers fun events for sneaker addicts and footwear newbies alike.
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!
Upcoming Shopping Events
Take home a made-in-Portland souvenir at one of these upcoming shopping events.
Portland Night Market
The Portland Night Market showcases many unique businesses that call Portland home. Blending food, culture, music, drinks and retail for an adventurous evening in the Central Eastside. Meet some of Portland’s best makers and creators. With almost 200 hundred makers, the Night Market offers food carts, drinks, clothing, lifestyle goods, home goods, body care and…
Farmers Market at Portland State University
The Portland Farmers Market at Portland State University will be open every Saturday, year-round. April through October hours are 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. November through March hours are 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. The Market at PSU is located in Downtown Portland in the South Park Blocks between SW College & Montgomery Streets.
Portland Saturday Market
Open every Saturday from March–December, Portland Saturday Market is the largest arts-and-crafts fair in the U.S.
Portland Indigenous Marketplace
Grand Opening event at the new office space where Indigenous and Black vendors are ready to help with all your gifting needs. Portland Indigenous Marketplace (PIM) is a culturally-specific, community response organization. All members of PIM’s board and staff reflect the community served. As active Indigenous and Black Artists and Entrepreneurs, they utilize their extensive…
My People’s Market
My People’s Market showcases local entrepreneurs and makers of color, connecting them with industry professionals and consumers.
Rocky Butte Farmers Market
Rocky Butte Farmers Market, an iconic urban neighborhood market featuring affordable locally grown foods and artisan products, weekly children’s activities, live entertainment, and a dog-friendly, energetic block party vibe, is back for the 2023 Season. The market’s goal is to lower barriers to market participation for beginning and under-represented vendors and to strengthen connections within…
Lents International Farmers Market
Lents International Farmers Market opens on Sunday, June 4, 2023, and is open every Sunday through November 19, 2023. The Lents International Farmers Market (LIFM) is the only one in Portland with an intentional international focus. LIFM provides fresh, affordable and culturally appropriate produce to the diverse community of Lents neighbors. Founded in 2006 by…
Woodstock Farmers Market
The popular Woodstock Farmers Market features fresh produce, baked goods, fresh juices, sweets, cheese, meat and more from 30+ vendors, along with artisan-made products like jewelry, ceramics and art.
Portland Farmers Market at Shemanski Park
With its carts and vendors selling delicious meals under a lush green canopy of trees, this downtown farmer’s market at Shemanski Park is a popular lunch spot for good reason. Portland residents and visitors also use this shaded destination to buy locally grown groceries for dinner — or supplies for an alfresco picnic. (Wednesdays 10…
Kenton Farmers Market
The Kenton Farmers Market is located in the heart of the historic Kenton neighborhood in North Portland. Founded in 2012, the market’s live music and the festive street-fair atmosphere thrive in this growing business district. Proximity to a MAX station and easy access for bicyclists and those on foot make this market a lively and…
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