White House Gifts — Local services in Washington

it’s beautiful. Shelves laid out like an art gallery, lighting soft and intentional, you’re not buying souvenirs, you’re buying legacy. And then you flip the tag. Made in China. Made in Vietnam. Made anywhere but here. Now look, I’ve got no problem with global trade. The world is what it is. But if you’re gonna charge premium prices in the capital of the United States, in a shop draped in red, white, and blue, then dammit—at least try to sell me something made in America. A mug. A notebook. One honest patch of cloth stitched together by someone who actually lives in the country the store claims to celebrate. Instead, it’s all imported sentiment, dressed up in American nostalgia and marked up for tourists who won’t bother to check the label. It’s a beautiful shop, yeah. But beauty without integrity? That’s just marketing. Here’s a little pro tip for you: if you’re gonna drop some cash, make it work for you. There’s a studio around the corner offering one free photo with a $50 purchase. Now, if you’re gonna spend $100, don’t just slap it all on one receipt. Break it up. Split it into two $50 orders. Why? Because if you hand over one $100 receipt, you’re getting exactly one free photo. But if you’ve got two separate receipts, guess what—you get two free photos. Yeah, it’s a little hacky, but hey, if you’re already dropping the cash, might as well make sure you’re getting...

It's a wonderful place to go to the White House gift shop had a lot of different things that you can buy from there they had pictures of all the different presidents and their wife and all the different stuff in Washington DC and different places that people have been to and although other stuff that you can see in Washington DC in the White House the White House gift shop has socks ties and I can opener that you can use to open up bottles and beers when you want to drink anything they even have pictures of snow glows with pictures inside of it that you can shake up and you can see all the snow come up to it they had keychains different pictures stuffed animals all the kind of stuff that you can get for souvenirs that you can get for your family and friends and it was a nice good time to go to Washington DC to visit the White House gift shop that had all the kind of sort of things that you can look at of all our presidents and the world I had a great time and the people there was nice and friendly and they will take their time to help whatever you looking for and their hospitality was wonderful and I appreciate everything they did to make us feel welcome there at the White House gift shop and God bless you and thank you for doing what you do each and every day for you can meet there in Washington DC at the White House...

Pre-ordered quite a few coins a few weeks ago. The first one was due out today. A few days ago I tried to cancel the order but it cannot be done online- you have to email or call them. They already took all the money out of my bank. After two requests to cancel they got back to me with some lie about being so busy they couldn’t get to all the emails. Then, instead of cancelling as requested- they asked me to re-consider!!! I sent several emails back making it VERY clear I wanted to cancel. I just sent my 5th request yesterday and I am still out a few hundred bucks and not getting any replies. And-you guessed it- they stalled long enough for the first coin to be released. I also did a thorough search online and found they have absolutely no connection to the White House or the us gov. They are a private for-profit company. In fact, the gov severed all ties and tried to make them change the name because they were concerned that people would be fooled into thinking they were connected. They refused to change the name and continue to advertise as if they are part of the White House. This is why I want to cancel. I should have done my research first but they had me so convinced that they were based in the White House that I fell...