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“So many shops in town but this one is on higher end side. They are honest on what is made local, native made or imported. The Rain Barrel is worth stopping in and very close to the port.”
“Cutest store! I wanted to go home with one of everything. Katie was so warm and welcoming. It is a great place for the special and unique gifts to bring home from your trip. You won't find these items in any other store. A must visit just steps away from Creek Street.”
“Tucked beside Saxman Totem Park, this little shop feels like a hidden gem in Ketchikan. It offers a wonderful selection of local items that beautifully honor the Native community and culture. I grabbed a jar of Huckleberry Jam!
The staff was incredibly friendly and helpful, and they wrapped my purchases with such care and attention. You can tell they genuinely value both their customers and the artistry within the store.
Definitely worth stopping in if you are exploring the area and looking for meaningful souvenirs or gifts with local charm.”
“Love this store. Love the products and the sales folks are excellent. Visited recently and purchased a mattress, sheets & towels. They are excellent quality and was shipped so quickly.”
“Very friendly helpful people as well as selection of clothes. Was intown during a recent cruise and needing a more formal dress shirt for dinner back on the ship. The staff were able to assist measurements and suggestions with shirt and tie colors.”
“Staff was great. They checked on us and let us know the specials. Lots to choose from which I don't usually find at Del Sols. The female cashier even took our pic at the totem pole in the store after our purchase.”
Womens Clothing
Womens Clothing
Womens Clothing
Womens Clothing
Womens Clothing
Womens Clothing
Womens Clothing
“Amazing locally owned store that you need to check out when you visit Ketchican, Alaska! Found them on instagram and had to visit on our recent cruise. Short walk from the port, and easily accessible to the salmon ladder and Creek street to continue your stay.”