Swedish Gift Store — Local services in Lindström

Stop and shop here and skip Amazon, and other green gimmicks. This gift shop has everything you need to quit plastic! Go Plastic Free at your water source, first. The swedish dish cloth-a rainbow display wall of the squares us Nordic folk swear by. I bought a home recently and needed upgrades to the standard ugly plastic sink accessories. This shop had the soapstone soap holder dish- beautiful- i had to purchase as a gift. I will be back for myself. I also got the bamboo plastic free soap holder. I have been eyeing these both online and seeing them in person- wow. Prices beat even tjmaxx discounts and you can touch and feel the quality.

Stickers, too!

Just swing in and say hi!

Small town local family owns this shop.

They are kind, funny, friendly, warm and welcoming. I walked in and felt like i was back in the streets around Stockholm, Sweden. Shopping in all the alley retail shoppes.

Authentic Swedish Dala horse imports are a special treat to view all the sizes.

Saving up for new rugs and i will be heading 30 miles north to lindström for some more shopping at this quintessential small town...

I have been through Lindstrom hundreds (if not thousands) of times, but this was the first time I had actually stopped in at any of the stores.

This one caught my interest being a Swedish store. As I walked around the store, I saw a lot of things that were similar to the things I saw in my Grandparents house growing up. There is a ton of great things here to look at/purchase.

Weather you have Swedish heritage or not, I guarantee you will find plenty of great things in this store!!

[Probably more info than you want], But I did a little looking up of some family history, and one thing that really stuck out to me was designs that are still being used from artists Audrey and Arthur Berggren (Arthur was my dad's uncle) who founded a gift products and home wares company in 1948 located in Libertyville, Illinois. In 1986 Bergquist Imports Incorporated bought Berggren Trayner and moved operations and manufacturing to Cloquet, MN, and continues to sell Swedish style wares under the Berggren Trayner brand name. It was really neat to see some of those designs still...

At a Stockholm Museum saw a Swedish blanket we wished to purchase - too bulky to carry home. Internet search located the Swedish Gift store. Had several interactions with them (telephone/emails with Brad & Cheryl). Both were incredibly helpful with locating and ordering the product (actually ordered a 2nd blanket during the process). Very professional, friendly, customer service. We now own Green Albertus and Karin blankets which are wonderful in our bedrooms. Only regret is that we were unable to visit their store since we are in IL. They are a testament to the value of buying from “local”,...