Bring home happiness with Estuary
Estuary, in downtown Petaluma, offers a carefully curated selection of sustainable, high-quality gifts and clothing from many Sonoma County makers, creating an ideal stop for holiday gifting.
Owned locally by April Frederick, Estuary reflects a commitment to durability and conscious consumerism. In an era of “fast fashion” and “planned obsolescence,” Estuary is a welcome standout.
The store’s thoughtful product lineup caters to those who value longevity and design, ensuring that each item is built to last, from local clothing to ceramics, jewelry and stationery.
Frederick brings a unique touch to Petaluma’s shopping scene. Good design and beauty win at this shop. Everything is curated for refinement and elegance as well as doing better for the planet. Even hard-to-shop-for items like men’s gifts are thoughtfully included, aiming to meet a diverse clientele’s practical needs and aesthetic tastes.
Estuary even gift wraps your purchase in compostable materials (as holiday packaging accounts for 1M tons of waste annually; wastecostsolutions.com).
Whether you’re shopping for clothing or gifts, Estuary has something for every taste maker in your life. Open daily, this riverside store in Petaluma’s historic downtown is a welcoming, serene destination in which to discover gifts that embody both beauty and mindfulness.
120 Petaluma Blvd. N., Petaluma. shopestuary.com.
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