Made In Oregon

The Made in Oregon store shows off the Beaver State’s quirky tastes, from decorative rainbows fashioned in the Eugene area to Sasquatch droppings candy and Rogue brewery’s Voodoo Donut and Sriracha ales. One can also get Portland Zombie apocalypse magnets– sort of hipster meets Walking Dead. They have «Portlandia» queued to endless rotation. Usually, I don’t go for TVs in retail stores… but this works. Compared to impersonal airports like Denver, DFW, Newark Liberty&SFO, this airport is distinctively Oregonian. The souvenir shops at Denver don’t exactly shout Rocky Mountain High, nor does SFO embrace Californian quirkiness (you’re better off at Healdsburg’s Shed or Sebastopol’s Barlow) Distinctively Portlandia.

Located inside the airport, great for souvenirs!
Around Portland, Made in Oregon is probably the best place for remembrances.
Relatively affordable and the service is great.
Products range from clothing, jewelries, accessories, food, liquors, magnets, postcards and other knick-​knacks.
Located in Concourse C and Concourse D.

I can say one positive. They have 1.50 water. After that it’s kind of a pointless shop. It’s high prices fit right in here. But most items are of no real value and not needed. Just a high priced souvenir stand.

I often get a little sad when I travel with only a carry on when I cannot grab a local bottle of beer to take home to share with my husband. When I found the Made In Oregon store at PDX, I was over joyed. Shelves upon shelves of local Oregon beer and wine and chocolates and other treats like jerky, jams and jellies. The prices were very reasonable, especially for an airport gift shop. There were a ton of Oregon made trinkets and treasures for souvenirs. The kind lady at the counter even sold stamps for my postcard and mailed it for me. Next time I’m in town, I’ll definitely be doing my beer shopping here again.

This is where you get overpriced knick knacks to give to everyone proving you were in a place that sees rain most days. We chose the hazelnuts and some little touristy thingys. It is what it is…

As far as airport gift shops go, Made in Oregon is pretty standard. They have at least a couple of locations that I saw. If you are to believe the signs around PDX, what’s nice about Portland airport shopping and dining is that the prices are not supposed to be higher than off-​airport. Looking around the store, this seems to be the case. And there’s always that no sales tax thing that Oregon has going for it.
I’m a bit of a fridge magnet nut. I did find a nice hand-​carved wooden one, but since I already had magnets from Multnomah and Tillamook, I decided to abstain. However, they do have a varied selection of Oregon brews. We found a bottle of Rogue’s Portland State University IPA. With the girlfriend being an alumnus, and with this particular storefront being behind the security checkpoint, the acquisition was a no-​brainer.

This store was next to my gate so I wandered in and was so excited to see they sell the Dobbes Family Estate Pinot Noir that I enjoyed at the Dobbes tasting room. I didn’t buy a bottle at Dobbes because I only had carry-​on luggage so a big smile was put on my face when I saw it was sold here. And the price point was the same!
In addition to my wine purchase, I ended up buying a couple souvenir trinkets. The store has a nice variety of food, wine, and souvenirs for purchase.
Definitely, a store worth perusing while waiting to board your flight.

Being a local, you’d would think I would never shop here. In truth, I usually stop here before every single trip. It’s a great place to get gifts before you travel or just a reasonable priced bottle of water. And I love that I know the prices are the same here as in one of their non airport locations. The location outside of security has the best gift items, and a much larger selection of the gifts and foodie goodies. The location past security is where you want to score your wine, beer, jam, bottled water ext. Ya know, everything that security would shake you down for. I’m constantly picking up wine or beer to take as gift. Because you know, you can show up from Oregon without bringing wine, beer or coffee with you. Your friends might leave you at the airport in protest!

I used to LOVE
, and had been to the airport location twice. This had been a yearly holiday staple. HOWEVER, I made an order online and they did NOT ship me the most expensive item on my order. I have tried to contact them multiple times, but to no avail.
Please CLOSELY watch your order and do NOT order on an extra busy day.
I am not prevaricating as my item was bulky and could NOT have fit in the same box as the other items ordered and shipped.
I am severely disappointed on the fulfillment of my order. Also, I could NOT have been the only unhappy Black Friday order.

Where Pendleton used to be, now decent wine kiosk for shopping before boarding — -get a 4 or 6 bottle carrier, provided that serves as your carry-​on.
Spotted Brooks Temperance Hill and Rastaban PN as well as other Pinots with $ 70 price point, about the highest seen. Other less expensive labels: Erath, King’s Estate, Etc.
Decent selection for sale there — -mark-​up is slight.

This store is inside PDX post-​security and has local gifts and souvenirs. It’s the perfect place to pick up that last minute gift before boarding the plane.
Checking in a bag on Alaska costs money, so I just buy my jars of marionberry and huckleberry jam here after clearing security and stick them in my luggage — then I don’t need to worry about the liquidy things over 3oz rule. And actually, when you guy beer or jams, the cashier tells you that you have to keep these in the post-​security area too.
They also sell other jams and they have some in gift sets. They also sell aardvark hot sauce, moonstruck chocolate, coffee, and beers — all made in Oregon. I love to bring back food as gifts and this is a great place to get ones that are from this great state. They also sell stickers and such with the outline of Oregon and the green heart in the middle, which is super cute.
The one I went to is located in Concourse C and it’s open early at 5AM.

Gotta love the artisan locally made food, soaps, lotions, etc.

MARIONBERRIES!
That is all.
Common, it’s your last stop before you get out of this great airport and city and if you’re like me, you’ve procrastinated or thought that you still have other chances to score some better souvenirs than the usual key chains and magnets. But nope, you’ve entered security check and you’ve found yourself with limited options until you walk into this store.
Hello Oregon goodies! Anything and everything that’s made in Oregon or at least in the USA ;)
Picked up some marionberry jams, marinade, and of course chocolate!

The Made in Oregon shop located in downtown Portland is larger and carries more items, but if you’ve procrastinated on your trip or weren’t able to find that perfect souvenir, the Made in Oregon shop at PDX is one of your last resorts.
The usual tchotchkes can be found here: snow globes and rain globes, key chains, figurines, magnets, etc. You can also find delicious, yet pricey, Moonstruck chocolates and smoked salmon everything. Bags of coffee are for sale here, though quantities are limited. For booze lovers, there’s also Rogue Ales. Prices here are reasonable and comparable to other shops located outside the airport.

Perfect for all of your souvenir needs and more. They have a great selection and decent prices.
A lot of local Oregon and Portland brands are featured here, including wines and beer that you can take on the flight with you. Use the store past TSA inside the terminal area if you want the liquor for your flight.
I got a shot glasses here and some local hot coco powder.

Made in Oregon in the Security area of PDX is just so awesome!
Not only you can do some last minute shopping for something that are «made in Oregon». Here you can buy local craft beers. and surprisingly even cheaper than getting from the brewery itself?!
Rogue Voodoo Doughnut Maple Bacon Ale, such a pretty bottle (I have not tasted it as yet!) is cheaper here than buying it from Rogue Brewery Pub right next door!!!
The lady here is so kind, wrap it up so nicely so I can carry that on the plane!
Check them out next time when you in PDX! And if you are coming to YYZ, please get me some as gifts!!!

This place is awesome. I had so much fun in Portland, I completely forgot about souvineers. We stopped in before our flight to look around.
You can purchase 22oz bottles of local Oregon beer to take with you home. I knew we were splurging for ourselves when I picked up a couple bottles of beers from breweries we couldn’t get to during the trip.
I bought Oregon chocolate, spices for dips and other little culinary treats. I did not know the Beaver brand was from Oregon! I picked up a Wasabi Horseradish, because I am in love with both.
I loved Portland, it was an awesome city to visit. For such a short trip, I saw and did a lot but you had me wanting more.

I usually never «shop» at an airport but I’ll always make the exception for Made In Oregon. My time in Oregon has become so short with every visit that this store tends to bail me out of my pre-​flight shopping fails whenever I’m looking to score last minute gifts for folks. It also doubles as the *only* place I’ll get random airport items for myself (Yeah, I’m looking at you HMSHost!).
The airport store version of Made In Oregon is typical — limited inventory, condensed variety, and higher prices. Any other joint would sell similar items for considerably more, so the price tags even with their airport markup seems quite reasonable. It’s especially impressive considering everything in the store is a locally sourced item, a collection of unique stuff that would easily be astronomically expensive anywhere else. A bar of Willamette Valley soap for $ 2.00? $.95 cents for Oregon Rain Water? Toiletry score. Those nearby convenience stores suddenly don’t look so appealing.
When it comes to souvenir shopping, there have been some outstanding victories. Everything from Oregon Ducks /​Blazer memorabilia to scoring jars of my favorite Oregon Marionberry jam here. One can get big ticket items like Oregon wines or beer, or go for something small like locally made scented candles for $ 3. Beyond the usual boxes of Oregon Moonstruck chocolate and the Marionberry, there aren’t a lot of food based items here. That means no Tillamook cheese for folks, for now anyway.
PDX International has already made a name for itself as one of the best airports in the nation and part of it’s upper edge are stores like Made in Oregon.

This Made in Oregon store is the best kept secret in PDX International. Why? Besides the fact that you can score Oregon wines and beer to take with you when you fly to other places with a much more dismal selection of such items, they… get this… sell a 16oz bottle of Oregon Rain water for $ 1. Actually, it’s $.95. Not even a full dollar. While the HMSHost places will sell you a similarly-​sized agua for at least twice the price, these guys do it right. That’s the same as you’ll pay outside the airport.
Every time I need to score some Oregon Pinot as a gift when traveling I stop through here. It costs more, for sure, but to save the hassle of having to check a bag to get around those asenine TSA rules about liquids, it’s worth the couple extra bucks per bottle.
But seriously… a $ 1 bottle of water at the airport? What is this, bizarre world?

This saved my «last minute gift needs» fiasco quite well, so I kind of like this little place, but its in the airport and I will probably never be back to it so it is hard to give the coveted foursies rating to a place like this.
They have a lot of wine and preserves stuff along the wall — but its very expensive, like already marked up for being in the airport and then some.
Their shot glass collection is small and the designs are ugly.
But they have some nice under $ 10 knick-​knackery to allow you to find something suitable.
Saved the day — thank you Made in Oregon.