"City Stores" Have Great Deals For Locals and Tourists

Gulf Shores News Staff • January 27, 2026

Local City Stores provide unique items for tourists and locals

Gulf Shores Shopping News

The cities of Gulf Shores, Orange Beach and Foley all provide a shopping experience unique to each community. Their registered trademarked items can only be found in their stores or official city locations. Best of all, when you purchase from a city store your funds are going to a local cause or entity.


Each of the communities have their store located at a major intersection in the towns. Some people drive by without realizing the treasures they just passed. Each of the stores not only carry the official logo items of the city, they regularly carry special stock for local events, such as Mardi Gras.



The Gulf Shores Store

GULF SHORES CITY STORE


The SMALL TOWN, BIG BEACH store is located just in front of City Hall, on Hwy 59. It's history as the originaal "Welcome Center" to the beach only adds to the small town charm of the store. 


Inside you will find great deals on the logoed shirts and hats. Best of all, this is the only spot for the coveted Gulf Shores Mardi Gras gear, which is available NOW.


Visit the online store HERE

The Orange Beach Store

ORANGE BEACH STORE


The Orange Beach store is located in the heart of the city, across from CoastAL, on Perdido Beach Blvd.. It's famous orange logo and OBA items are onlu available at this location.


If you purchase any of the "Mako" gear, 100% of the proceeds go to the Orange Beaach School system


Visit the online store HERE

The Foley Store

CITY OF FOLEY STORE


The City of Foley store is located inside the historic Welcome Center in the heart of the city at the corner of Highways 59 and 98.


The location is surrounded by the Foley Heritage Park and next to the train museum. Great spots to visit while you grad some official Foley gear.


Visit the online store HERE

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