Shopping guide to Fargo

Downtown Fargo is the first place to look for local boutiques and one-of-a-kind items from Fargo. Begin with Kindred People on Broadway, and continue at The NINES, Proper, and Primp for the latest clothing options.

Outside Downtown Fargo, The Shoppes at Blu Water Creek is another hot spot for clothing. Located on 45th Street S and 32nd Avenue, it is a great place to stop into Laurie’s, Leela & Lavender, and Mainstream Boutique to find your next perfect piece.

West Acres Mall is another go-to for boutiques. Visit Francesca’s and Dry Goods or Drift Clothing Co. for the latest trendy, ever-changing styles, or head to Daily Thread for a wide selection of clothing and accessories for women of all ages. For a more curated outfit, head to Evereve for advice from expert stylists.

Are you looking for home décor? MINT + BASIL has many options, from great-smelling candles to delicious bakery mixes, while O’DAY Cache carries eclectic mixes of décor, jewelry, candles, and more. Alina Collective, a thoughtfully curated home and lifestyle boutique, has many products sourced from makers and brands supporting the greater good. Before you head out of downtown, stop at Stabo to find bath and kitchen items, clothing, and more from Norway, Sweden, Denmark, and Finland.

Stop into Curated, Scandesign, and McNeal & Friends for one-of-a-kind, incredibly designed pieces for your home. Minn Dak Market is in West Acres, offering local souvenirs of outdoor décor, take-home food of all kinds, and so much more.

Is rustic, repurposed, or modern farmhouse your style? Visit Eco Chic Home, Burlap Boutique, and Vintage Point.

Are you looking to shop while you try local beers? Head to Brewhalla, attached to Drekker Brewing. Check out Unglued, a modern handmade gift shop highlighting over 200 local makers. Across from Unglued, Red River Refillery is a low-waste household store that carries bulk detergents, soaps, and personal items. Before you head out, see what plants and greenery items The Plant Supply has.

Check out a few of Fargo’s antique shops for that perfect vintage piece. 

Moorhead Antiques Mall has the largest selection of antiques in the region. From there, you can stop Downtown at Reed & Taylor Antiques, Antique Addiction, and FM Antiques & More for antique furniture, decor, and collectibles.

If you’re interested in vintage items repurposed into something new, Fargo Antiques & Repurposed Market and Now and Then Shoppe are the places to go. 

We recommend CUL DE SAC, Revolver, and Violet Vintage for vintage clothing. Stop by Vinyl Giant and Orange Records to enhance your vinyl record collection.

A shopping trip in Fargo wouldn’t be complete without stopping by the 13th Avenue corridor. 

Starting at West Acres Mall—the largest mall for hundreds of miles—you will find anchor stores like Macy’s, Best Buy, and JCPenney. Along with go-to favorites like American Eagle, Eddie Bauer, Lululemon, Athleta, J. Crew Factory, Victoria’s Secret, Hollister, Forever 21, Express, and Buckle (among many others).

Continue checking items off your list just down the street at Target, TJ Maxx, Marshall’s, Kohl’s, Old Navy, and more. This line of name-brand stores will get you well on your way to a shopping spree.

The ultimate one-stop-shop for all things active and outdoorsy, stop at Scheels Sporting Goods, the largest sporting goods store in North Dakota. You can also check out Outdoorsman, Fleet Farm, and Runnings for hunting, fishing, outdoor equipment, and other sporting goods.

Then, it's easiest to find what you're looking for by activity. If you're big into biking (mountain or road), your top options are Paramount Sport and Great Northern Bicycle Company. Eddie Bauer (in West Acres Mall), Outermost Layer, and Duluth Trading Company will have what you need for hiking, camping, and general outdoor gear. For running, the dedicated Beyond Running shop in Downtown Fargo will get you fully equipped. Also, Downtown, THIS Skate & Snow covers board sports from skateboarding to snowboarding.

Finally, check out Play It Again Sports if you want gear at secondhand prices.