United States — Page 19

• Wigwam Mills Sheboygan / Wisconsin / Online
  Wisconsin sock mill since 1905 — merino wool outdoor socks, American manufacturing, and three generations of family ownership. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Yonah Schimmel Knish Bakery New York City / United States
  Yonah Schimmel has hand-rolled and baked knishes on Manhattan's Lower East Side since 1910, filling them fresh daily from the original vegan potato recipe to seasonal flavors. The kosher-certified bakery has been named Best Knish in NYC by both Yelp and TripAdvisor, with knishes shipped nationwide via Goldbelly. store page → · open in the atlas →

• Wicked Weed Brewing Downtown Asheville
  Launched in 2012, Wicked Weed is an Asheville brewpub known for its hop-forward ales and its Funkatorium taproom for sour and wild ales. It became a defining name in the city's craft-beer boom. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Wild Balance Jewelry Main Street
  A jewelry studio and shop by maker Annie Kerr producing everyday earrings, necklaces and rings designed to be easy to wear and gift. Pieces are made by the brand rather than sourced from wholesalers. store page → · open in the atlas →
• WildRye Distilling Bozeman
  A craft distillery producing small-batch whiskey, gin and other spirits at its Bozeman production house and tasting room. Bottles and cocktails are made on site using Montana grain, poured in the attached bar on East Oak. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Wisdom River Designs 220 South Main Street, Chester
  Wisdom River Designs is the Chester studio of metalsmith Shannon Parker, who handcrafts engagement rings, wedding bands, and earrings in precious metals set with hand-picked gemstones. She works to commission, designing heirloom pieces with clients. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Wolfbait and B-girls Logan Square / Online
  Wolfbait and B-girls is a retailer in Chicago for goods from Chicago makers, including clothing, jewelry, beauty, prints and home objects. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Woody Creek Distillers Basalt, Aspen area
  Woody Creek Distillers mashes and distils its spirits at 60 Sunset Drive in Basalt, Colorado, in the Roaring Fork Valley west of Aspen. Nearly all ingredients come from Colorado farms within 250 miles, including the Rio Grande potatoes behind its vodka and the rye for its whiskey. Founded by Pat Scanlan, Mark Kleckner and Mary Scanlan, the company is now women-owned under Mary Scanlan as CEO. A tasting room at the distillery carries the full line and hosts tours. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Woolworth Walk Downtown Asheville, NC
  Woolworth Walk fills a restored 1930s Woolworth's five-and-dime with two floors of art and craft from more than 160 local and regional artists, spanning painting, jewelry, pottery, and glass. A working soda fountain still operates inside. store page → · open in the atlas →
• World of Mirth Richmond, Virginia
  This independent toy and gift shop has earned a loyal following in Carytown. Its shelves run to toys and quirky, offbeat gifts. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Wrecking Ball Coffee Roasters San francisco / United States
  Trish Rothgeb — credited with coining the term "third wave coffee" — founded Wrecking Ball in San Francisco's Cow Hollow in 2011. The cafe serves house roasts like the Pillow Fight Espresso and Triple Double Blend alongside single-origin beans. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Wuxtry Records Downtown, College Ave, Athens, GA
  Trading since the 1970s, Wuxtry deals in new and used vinyl and rare records. It holds a place in Athens music lore as the shop where R.E.M.'s Peter Buck once worked. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Wylie Records Boise
  Wylie Records is a small independent shop dealing in vinyl LPs and vintage LaserDiscs, with used and collectible pressings across many genres. The store also stages live music, doubling as a performance space for local acts. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Wynwood Shop Wynwood (NW 25th Street) / Online
  Independent Miami retailer and platform for locally designed apparel, jewellery, prints, accessories and work by Miami-area creatives. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Wyoming In Color 38 S. Main St, Buffalo
  Owner Laura Harmon shows her painted floorcloths and furniture in this Main Street gallery, sharing the walls with more than thirty area artists working in jewelry, pottery, fiber and western painting. The shelves also hold locally made soap, candles and lotions, and Harmon offers color consulting and decorative painting from the same storefront. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Ye Olde Curiosity Shop Seattle (Central Waterfront, Pier 54)
  Founded on the Seattle waterfront in 1899, Ye Olde Curiosity Shop is part souvenir store and part free dime-museum. Oddities and curiosities share space with Northwest souvenirs. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Yuketen USA / Mexico
  Yuki Matsuda’s moccasin obsession — hand-sewn Maine-method footwear of Japanese-Americana perfectionism. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Zeke's Coffee Northeast Baltimore
  An independent Baltimore coffee roaster working in small batches since 2005. It supplies its own cafe along with local markets and wholesale accounts. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Óptimo Hatworks Old Bisbee (47 Main Street)
  A working hat atelier at 47 Main Street where felt and straw hats are blocked and finished by hand using old-world techniques and original equipment dating to the 1880s. The shop makes contemporary and period styles and also cleans, re-blocks, and restores antique hats. store page → · open in the atlas →

• Wholey's (Robert Wholey Company) Pittsburgh / United States
  The Robert Wholey Company has sold fresh seafood and meat from its Pittsburgh Strip District market since 1912, with in-store hours seven days a week and curbside shopping. Wholey's also ships seafood, beef, and specialty meats like rabbit and alligator nationwide through its online store. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Wicker Park Secret Agent Supply Co. Wicker Park
  Novelty spy-gear storefront at 1276 N Milwaukee Ave in Wicker Park that funds 826CHI, the Chicago chapter of the youth creative-writing nonprofit 826 National, founded by Dave Eggers. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Wide Awake Bakery 435 Franklin St, Ithaca, NY (bakery in Trumansburg)
  Founded by baker Stefan Senders with Liz Brown and grain grower Thor Oechsner, this Trumansburg bakery uses grain milled nearby by Farmer Ground Flour. Its nine-ton wood-fired oven, stoked with its own woodlot's timber, bakes loaves like the sifted-wheat 'Gary's Bread.' store page → · open in the atlas →
• Wide Open Lapidary Glendive, Montana
  A family lapidary on South Kendrick Avenue where Don cuts and polishes Montana moss agate hauled from the Yellowstone River and silversmith Jason sets the finished stones. Shelves run from raw agate sold by the pound to face-polished pairs and wire-wrapped pendants. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Wide River Winery Village of East Davenport, Iowa
  This family winery grows cold-hardy grapes on a 15-acre Clinton County vineyard and pours the results at its East Davenport tasting room in the historic Peter Lampe House. The range runs from dry reds and whites to sweet fruit and dessert wines. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Wigle Whiskey Pittsburgh / United States
  Wigle Whiskey distills organic whiskey, gin, and other spirits at its Pittsburgh Strip District distillery on Smallman Street, with a second retail location at Ross Park Mall. The distillery sells bottles directly on-site and ships nationwide through its online shop. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Wilcox Gallery Jackson, Wyoming
  Wilcox Gallery shows Western landscape and wildlife art from two Jackson locations, including a flagship on Highway 89 near the National Museum of Wildlife Art, and is home to landscape painter Jim Wilcox. The gallery represents roughly 50 artists working in oil, bronze, and other traditional Western media. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Wilcoxson Brooklyn Ceramics Greenpoint, Brooklyn
  Wilcoxson Brooklyn Ceramics runs a design and pottery studio in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, offering workshops, classes, private lessons, open studio hours, and a Clay Club membership. The studio also sells ceramics through its retail shop. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Wild Bill's Western Store West End, Dallas
  A West End store trading for more than 40 years in cowboy boots, hats, western apparel, belt buckles and handmade turquoise jewelry. It stocks Texas gifts and now ships internationally from its North Market Street shop. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Wild Gift Coffee East Austin
  Founded by Clancy Rose, Jenee Ovitt and Rob Ovitt, Wild Gift Coffee is an Austin, Texas roaster specializing in organic, single-origin and seasonal beans, paying growers well above standard fair-trade rates; it operates as a roastery and online/wholesale business rather than a walk-in café. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Wild Iris Mountain Sports Lander, WY
  Open since 1990 on Main Street at the base of the Wind River Mountains, this locally owned shop is staffed by climbers and backcountry travelers who test the gear they sell. It stocks climbing, backpacking, and fishing equipment alongside guidebooks to the area's routes and USGS topo maps. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Wild Onion McCall / United States
  Wild Onion on North 3rd Street in McCall sets out furniture and children's gifts to be found by wandering. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Wild Yarrow Brewing Greenville, SC
  Wild Yarrow brews lagers, mixed-fermentation, and barrel-aged beers using South Carolina-grown malts, fruits, and herbs, aiming for beer that reflects its place. The dog-friendly taproom hosts live music and rotating food-truck partnerships. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Wildflower Capitol Hill
  Wildflower has been described as a Capitol Hill natural-wine shop and bar. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Wildflower Women Pismo Beach / United States
  Wildflower on Price Street in Pismo Beach carries high-end denim lines, along with knitwear and hats. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Will-V Online
  New York City athletic-apparel brand Will-V makes shorts, tops and base layers from Italian sport fabric, organized around its Effort, Rest and Travel categories. store page → · open in the atlas →
• William Stout Architectural Books 804 Montgomery Street, San Francisco, CA 94133, United States / San Francisco / United States
  Founded 1974 by architect Bill Stout; one of San Francisco's essential design bookstores. AIA California: launched 1974 with Steven Holl; ~70,000-volume catalogue; Eames Institute acquired shop and publishers after Stout's 2022 retirement. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Willie's Distillery 312 E. Main Street, Ennis, MT
  Willie and Robin Blazer opened Willie's Distillery at 312 East Main Street in Ennis in December 2012, after founding the business in 2010. Grain is milled and mashed on site, then fermented and run through a Bavarian Holstein copper still. Bottles are filled and corked by hand. The tasting room doubles as a room of military and firefighting memorabilia that the family calls the museum. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Wilson & Wilson Folk Art Downtown Eureka Springs
  The mother-and-daughter team of Sylvia and Blakeley Wilson paints contemporary American folk scenes shown at their gallery at 23 Spring Street. Work ranges from original paintings to giclee prints and note cards, and has been exhibited at Crystal Bridges and the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Winans Coffee & Chocolate German Village, Columbus, Ohio
  An Ohio family confectioner and coffee roaster dating to 1962, making chocolates and roasting coffee sold through its own cafes. The German Village shop pairs house chocolates with espresso and pour-over coffee. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Wind River Outdoor Company Lander, WY
  A fly-fishing and outdoor retailer on Highway 789, recognized as a Trout Unlimited Gold Level Business and an outfitter running guided trips on the Seedskadee National Wildlife Refuge. The shop stocks rods, reels, and camping gear alongside its guiding operation. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Wind River Trading Company Plaza, Santa Fe
  Wind River Trading Company, on San Francisco Street in Santa Fe, has operated locally for over 43 years selling Navajo and Zuni jewelry, fine gold jewelry and Pueblo pottery, including a 1960s Santa Clara pot by Belen Tapia and a 1963 Inter-Tribal Ceremonial ribbon-winning Hopi bowl by Garnet Pavateah. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Windsor Chairmakers Lincolnville
  Windsor Chairmakers has produced hand-crafted fine furniture since 1987, including Windsor chairs, beds, tables and a line of Shaker furniture built from native woods such as tiger maple, cherry, white ash, black walnut and pine. Chairs use traditional joinery and epoxy in the joints, finished with a multi-layered process and a beeswax rub. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Windy Gallery and Studios Friday Harbor, San Juan Island
  A Friday Harbor gallery and working studios championing San Juan Island makers, with an online shop of paintings, watercolours, glasswork and ceramics. Represented artists include Aimee Dieterle, Jaime Ellsworth, Jupiter Nielsen and Cozette Ellis. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Wing Luke Museum Marketplace Seattle / United States
  The Wing Luke Museum's Marketplace, open Wednesday through Sunday at 719 S. King Street in Seattle, is a gift shop and bookstore that sources from more than 100 small businesses connected to the Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander communities. Its online store is currently paused for a refresh, but in-person shopping, phone orders, and online order pickup are all available, with proceeds supporting the museum's exhibitions and youth programs. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Wings Over the Rockies Museum Store Denver / United States
  The Wings Over the Rockies Museum Store sells aviation- and space-themed jewelry, apparel, books, and collectibles from the Air & Space Museum at 7711 East Academy Blvd in Denver, as well as from the Exploration of Flight location at Centennial Airport. Featured items include Randolph aviator sunglasses, Hot Wings die-cast collectibles, and Red Canoe bags and hats. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Winkler Knives Blowing Rock
  Winkler Knives has custom manufactured edged tools since 1975, including the Belt Knife, Contingency, and Operator knives along with the RnD Front Spike Axe, Ridge Line Hatchet, and Blue Ridge Hunter axes. Its full-tang tools are used by armed forces, law enforcement, first responders, and outdoor enthusiasts, and it also makes breaching and rescue tools. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Winston's Crown Jewelers Newport Beach / United States
  Family-owned since 1969, Winston's Crown Jewelers runs a Newport Beach showroom of fine jewelry, rare diamonds and pre-owned luxury watches. Shoppers view rings, necklaces and timepieces in person or browse and buy through the online store. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Winter Sun Trading Co. Flagstaff, Arizona
  Founded as an apothecary in 1976, this woman-owned shop on North San Francisco Street blends its own herbal tinctures, teas, and skincare while selling jewelry, Hopi kachina dolls, and baskets by Southwest Native artists. It has traded downtown for roughly fifty years. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Wisco Home Goods Madison / United States
  Wisco Home Goods on Cottage Grove Road specialises in hand-poured candles made in small Wisconsin batches. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Wisconsin Cheese Mart Milwaukee / United States
  Wisconsin Cheese Mart has been a family-owned cheese store in Milwaukee for more than eighty-five years, curating cheddars, goudas, curds, and specialty wheels from makers across the state. Its shops in Milwaukee and Madison are backed by a robust online store shipping cheese, sausage, Pine River spreads, and gift crates. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Wish Atlanta Atlanta
  Founded in 2004 by Lauren Amos in Atlanta's Five Points area; now co-run with partner/CEO Julie Hogg as one of the few women-owned sneaker and streetwear boutiques anywhere, carrying Nike, Adidas, Jordan and labels like Ksubi. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Wishing Stone Farm Little Compton, RI (25 Shaw Rd.)
  Owner Skip Paul runs this Shaw Road farm growing vegetables and cut flowers, selling through an on-site farm stand and a CSA program rather than through wholesale distribution. It is one of the working farms that give Little Compton's "Farm Coast" its name. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Withered Fig USA / Online
  The online editorial — in-depth reviews, fit guides, the 'Fade Friday' series, and the American online retailer that educates as much as it sells. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Wm Spear Design Downtown Juneau, Alaska, USA
  William Spear has hand-designed enamel pins and zipper pulls from his Seward Street shop in downtown Juneau since the 1980s, with early pieces like a 1987 walrus pin now traded as collectibles. The shop still sells the full catalog of cloisonné-style pins directly from its own site. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Wolfsonian Design Store Miami beach / United States
  The Wolfsonian Design Store displays its stock on an original circa-1896 Snead & Co. cast-iron shelving system, billed as the first modular book-stacking system. It sells Wolfsonian-branded gifts and publications in Miami Beach, with members getting 20% off. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Womencrafts Provincetown Ma / United States
  Lesbian-owned and operated since 1976, Womencrafts is an intersectional feminist book and gift shop at 376 Commercial Street in Provincetown that doubles as a hub for local activism and community events. The store sells books, original artwork, and gifts both in person and through its online shop. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Wood & Faulk Oregon, USA
  Portland, Oregon leather goods maker started by Matt Pierce in 2010 as a DIY project blog before growing into a full workshop, now based in a roughly 3,800 sq ft space in North Portland's Eliot neighborhood. Named after Woodrow and Faulkner, two streets Pierce previously lived on in Kansas. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Woodblock Chocolate Southeast
  Bean-to-bar chocolate maker started in 2011 by Charley and Jessica Wheelock out of their Portland, Oregon home; now operates a manufactory and tasting cafe at 1715 NE 17th Ave in Portland's Irvington-Broadway district, producing single-origin bars from roasted cacao. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Woodford's General Store Kent, Connecticut
  Woodford's General Store in Kent, Connecticut stocks locally grown goods, from produce and pies to jams and cheeses, alongside home-design finds like linens and wearable throws. Weekly delivery and curbside pickup serve Housatonic and Hudson Valley shoppers. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Woodstock Inn Brewery North Woodstock, New Hampshire / United States
  Woodstock Inn Brewery has brewed New Hampshire craft beer since growing from a seven-barrel system to a 30-barrel regional brewhouse, with tours offered on weekends. Its company store sells beer merchandise, drinkware and gift cards both on-site and through its online shop. store page → · open in the atlas →
• WordsWorth Books Little Rock, Arkansas, USA
  WordsWorth Books stocks new fiction, poetry and Arkansas-interest titles from its Hillcrest storefront and is listed among the state's independent bookstores by national directories such as Poets & Writers. The shop relies on staff recommendations and author events rather than a chain's centralized buying list. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Wrong Marfa Marfa / United States
  Wrong Marfa is a store and art gallery in Marfa, Texas, pairing rotating exhibitions with a shop of art and objects. It sells work through its online SHOP WRONG storefront and also runs a bar and event space on site. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Wydaho Roasters Driggs
  Jim and Mary Sheehan opened this Driggs, Idaho café in 2023, with Jim roasting on his first commercial machine after 20 years at home. The couple also make their own ice cream, echoing a shop they ran together in the 1990s. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Wyoming Buffalo Company Sheridan Avenue, Cody
  Wyoming Buffalo Company sells bison jerky, summer sausage, and meat snacks alongside Western foods and gifts from its Sheridan Avenue store. It packs its own-brand buffalo products for the trail and ships them nationwide. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Wyoming Custom Leather Cody, Wyoming
  Wyoming Custom Leather handcrafts belts, holsters, wallets, and tooled goods in its Cody studio, cutting and stamping each piece to order. The maker works traditional western floral and basketweave patterns by hand. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Wythe New York / Online
  Wythe makes menswear drawing on American sportswear, including oxford shirts and denim shirts with pearl-snap fastenings. Peter Middleton launched the label before its first physical shop opened on Orchard Street in 2023. Some overcoats use Donegal tweed and are made in New York, a product-specific statement rather than a collection-wide origin. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Wythe Hotel Williamsburg, Brooklyn
  The hotel that made Williamsburg a destination — a converted factory with Manhattan skyline views, a rooftop bar, and the aesthetic that defined Brooklyn cool. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Yastrzemski Sports Cooperstown (75 Main Street)
  A Main Street sports collectibles shop at number 75, Yastrzemski Sports deals in baseball cards, memorabilia and autographed items. Its inventory is also listed through the store's longstanding eBay presence for buyers who cannot visit in person. store page → · open in the atlas →
• YB Wild Pottery Queensbury, near Lake George, New York
  YB Wild Pottery fires saggar and raku ceramics in Queensbury, best known for lake platters that render Lake George, Lake Placid, and Schroon Lake in glazed clay. The maker also throws functional mugs, bowls, and plates alongside the decorative lake-themed pieces. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Yellowhammer Brewing Campus 805, Clinton Ave W, Huntsville, Alabama
  Yellowhammer Brewing opened in 2010 and moved to Campus 805 in 2015, brewing Belgian- and German-inspired ales and lagers with Southern touches for a taproom pouring more than twenty beers. The Alabama Brewers Guild member also runs an on-site distillery and Earth & Stone, a wood-fired pizzeria, at 2600 Clinton Ave W. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Yellowstone Pharmacy Forsyth, Montana
  A family-focused pharmacy at 1025 Main Street in Forsyth, Yellowstone Pharmacy pairs prescription and immunization services with a gift shop selling cards, vitamins and sundries. It has served eastern Montana's small towns for decades. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Yesterday and Today Records 9274 SW 40th Street, Miami, FL 33165 / Miami / United States
  Richard Ulloa founded Yesterday & Today on 20 June 1981; Miami New Times gives the Bird Road shop address as 9274 SW 40th St. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Yippy I-O Candy Co. Jackson, Wyoming
  Yippy I-O Candy Co. has sold penny candy and house-made fudge in the Jackson Hole valley since 1993, popping caramel corn in-house and stocking more than 1,000 candy varieties. The shop has been recognized as Wyoming's best candy store for its old-fashioned confectionery. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Yolo Press Davis area, Sacramento Valley
  A small family farm near Davis pressing organic extra-virgin olive oil since 1986 and selling at the Davis Farmers Market and Food Co-op. The same land yields jams, skincare products, and cut flowers. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Yostmark Mountain Equipment Driggs
  Founded by Clair Yost in 1993, this backcountry shop on East Little Avenue outfits skiers and mountaineers with gear, rentals, and repairs, and runs its own avalanche courses and guided tours. Yost invented the Mountain Noodles, fat powder skis built for Teton snow. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Z Liquor La Porte, Texas
  La Porte liquor shop selling spirits, wine, beer and hard seltzers. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Zabar's Upper West Side, Manhattan
  A 22-foot appetizing counter in 1934 grew into an Upper West Side institution under Louis and Lillian Zabar. Ninety-plus years later, the family still runs the Broadway corner. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Zeb's General Store North Conway Nh / United States
  Set in an antique-fixtured building on White Mountain Highway, Zeb's stocks over 5,000 New England-made products, from a 112-foot candy counter to specialty foods, maple, soaps and apparel. Everything can be bought in store or shipped through its online shop. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Zimapan Panaderia Baytown, Texas
  Zimapan on Park Street bakes pan dulce through the day — conchas, orejas, pineapple and pumpkin empanadas, pecan semita and churros with caramel. The Baytown Sun put a plate of the pastry on the December bakery page. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Zipps Liquor (Dayton) Dayton, Texas
  Zipps Liquor is listed in Dayton for wine, spirits and beer. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Zumiez USA
  American action-sports retail chain founded in 1978 in a Seattle-area mall by Thomas Campion and Gary Haakenson as 'Above the Belt,' renamed Zumiez in the 1980s. Sells skate, snowboard and streetwear brands from stores built around couches and video games. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Zuni Fetish Gallery Zuni
  Zuni Fetish Gallery offers over 1,000 Zuni and Navajo hand-carved fetishes ranging from museum-quality vintage pieces to affordable options, organized by animal type including bear, eagle, badger and mountain lion, with hundreds of individual Zuni carvers credited by name. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Édeske Patisserie Hood River
  Édeske is a woman-owned boutique patisserie turning out European-style pastries and chocolates in downtown Hood River. The shop favors classic French technique over the valley's more rustic pie-and-crumble baking tradition. store page → · open in the atlas →

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