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  • Pacific Place

    Part of a $500 million development plan, this is the crown jewel of Seattle’s retail shopping centers. Stores include Tiffany & Co., Coach, Ann Taylor, Helly Hansen, Cartier, Pottery Barn, L’Occitane, Aveda, and Williams-Sonoma. The top level has an 11-screen AMC Theatre complex and several fine gourmet restaurants. There is also a skybridge connection to Nordstrom’s flagship store.

  • Shop for contemporary presentation supplies and storage materials from award-winning manufacturers such as NAVA, Prat, and Rexite. Unique binders or photo albums are also available.

  • Its roots as purveyor of first-rate gear, rugged wear, and polar fleece comfort began with alpinist and founder Yvon Chouinard.

  • Thomas Kay founded this popular retail outlet specializing in blankets, and clothes for men and women.

  • A specialty bookstore that makes you feel sleek and creative. Scout for anything on architecture, graphic design, landscaping, and art in general, or Corbu letter stencils, planners, business-card holders, and artimbibed gift items.

  • The technical staff at this computer store are as friendly as they are savvy. You can buy software or hardware, or solve problems with whatever digital personal assistants you may have.

  • A cavernous mini-city of upscale shops selling everything from imported chocolate to Louis Vuitton designer goods is in the base of Rainier Tower. Find entrances on any of the four sides of the complex, which occupies an entire city block. Be sure to visit the Jeffrey Moose Gallery for the latest in painting and sculpture. The underground concourse links up with the Washington State Convention Center (see Washington State Convention Center).

  • Fine handmade objets d’art and decorative tableware from Italian studios that pride themselves on preserving artistic integrity, traditional techniques, and using the best materials available.

  • This hip clothing and accessories shop sells to a young and female crowd. Don’t pass up the store’s wild ideas in purses and funky footwear.

  • The store stocks an enviable selection of reds, whites, and sparkling wine, and the layout makes searching by region easy. The staff is proficient in recommending wines no matter what your budget is.

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