Driftwood

Stay out of this place if you value animals — there are horrible rabbit-​fur purses in here. I almost got sick. Why would anyone think that these purses are «cute» or desirable in any way? No one would make a purse out of a cat or a dog, so why make a purse out of the third most popular pet in the States?

Such a cute gift boutique, I had no idea this store existed until my friend who is a Moss local brought me here! Picked up a jar of yummy raw clary sage honey and definitely saw many things I bookmarked in my mind for future gifts! Super cute jewelry, ocean themed pillows, and they had just gotten in handmade leather clutches that I was eyeing as we checked out… will definitely be back!

Love love love this shop. Its a much needed, hip, addition to the Moss Landing shopping scene. Very nice, high quality artisan items. I spent way too much here and would definitely go back again.

We’ve been coming to the Moss Landing Café for 20 years or so & sadly, we have seen the shops in Moss Landing boom & bust so it was a treat to come along Moss Landing Road & see several shops, including this gem of a place.
The interior is wonderfully decorated & there are treasures for just about anyone’s taste.
Both my hubby & I bought cool new wallets (made in the USA), mine is constructed from scrap leather & is funky fun as can be. I also got a nice soy candle.
Tthe only reason I didn’t buy more things was so I’ll have things to get the next time I come back!

What a little gem of a store, in a most unexpected but deserving location… Moss Landing. A great addition to the funky antique and vintage shops and oddballish galleries along this street. Whenever we come to the Haut Enchilada for lunch now we stop to treasure hunt here. Local, lovely, whimsical, handmade, eco… with perfect pitch for this unique and enigmatic spot on the coast. Even my 15 year old nieces were enchanted too when they visited for the first time yesterday.

This store is the best store in Moss Landing, hands down. My husband and I were driving through and parked in front of their store by chance. Their gorgeous handmade items caught my eye through the window, and I had to go in. They have a large array of items– everything from t-​shirts to blankets– and their prices are very reasonable, considering that most of their items are handmade. I bought an extremely soft hand-​printed t-​shirt made by a local artist for $ 24. The design is so much cooler than anything at the typical tourist t-​shirt shops on Cannery Row. My husband described the store as «Etsy if it was a physical store,» and I think that description is pretty spot-​on. Everything about this store is so expertly designed, from the décor of the store itself to its displays. It feels a lot like Anthropologie, too. I hope Driftwood is in Moss Landing for years to come. I will definitely be returning next time I’m in the area.

This adorable gift shop is full of «I want that» items, one-​of-​a-​kind gifts, awesome jewelry, and more. The actual store is just a pleasure to shop in, very airy and clean. It’s a shopping experience you will definitely return to again and again.