The best local shops in Horry County

For those "I swear I had sunscreen" moments, Bargain Beachwear #10 keeps it simple with beach gear, swim suits, sunglasses, sun care, pool gear, and kids’ picks, plus hats, apparel, and footwear. It’s the reliable spot when the tide is up and your gear game is down.

Whether you want a new Brighton piece, a Tyler candle, or a gift that looks like you planned ahead, Hope Taylor & Company keeps fresh finds coming for North Myrtle Beach locals. Founded by Linda Hope Taylor in 2002 and now run by Brooke, it blends clothing, decor, baby gifts, and Nora Fleming.

From the North Myrtle Beach newsletter, October 19, 2026

Luxxe Boutique leans into florals, tropical prints, and easy rompers, plus wide-leg denim, cozy sweaters, and beachy knits that actually work from brunch to boardwalk to dinner. Add the finishing touch with fun accessories like totes, heels, booties, and sparkly bits, all curated for North Myrtle Beach living.

Sky Jewelers is the Murrells Inlet spot for locals who want custom rings, bands, and pendants made from real ideas... yours. They also handle the unglamorous but vital stuff like repairs, ring sizing, and heirloom redesigns, with owner Zack walking you through options so your pieces tell their next chapter.

From the Surfside Beach newsletter, October 17, 2026

Whether your mornings are chaos or calm, Dressed by Jess nails real-life outfits that feel good and actually flatter. Think easy dresses, tops, shoes and accessories you’ll repeat... plus The Vault for men if you’re shopping for the household.

From the North Myrtle Beach newsletter, October 17, 2026

Need more good vibes at home, or in your closet? Hipsy Gypsy packs a big hippie boho mix with clothing for men and women, crystals, incense, tarot, jewelry, dreamcatchers, candles and home decor, blending old school head shop energy with new age metaphysical finds.

From the Surfside Beach newsletter, October 6, 2026

If your weeknight glass needs an upgrade, The Wine Shoppe sits just minutes from Barefoot Landing with a can't-miss big wine bottle sign out front. Swing by for everyday reds, giftable finds, and low-key wine tastings that make discovering a new favorite feel easy, not fussy.

From the North Myrtle Beach newsletter, October 5, 2026

Retail chain selling brand-name streetwear at a discount, plus accessories, shoes & decor items.

Purpleologist Store is an unapologetically violet wonderland stocked with apparel, socks, jewelry, magnets, stationery, kids goodies, travel picks and home decor, plus PurpleBarb Photography. When you need a quick gift or mood boost, go all-in on lilac to deep plum and thank yourself later.

From the North Myrtle Beach newsletter, September 29, 2026

Shop Ravel is the kind of Surfside Beach boutique you pop into for a quick top and somehow leave with the perfect jeans, a breezy dress, and those Corkys Footwear you didn’t know you needed. Think steady new arrivals, Judy Blue denim, and a Curve Collection that actually delivers.

From the Surfside Beach newsletter, September 29, 2026

the kind of place you pop into when you need a quick closet fix and don't feel like overthinking it. No hype, just dependable clothing from a local name.

From the Surfside Beach newsletter, October 1, 2026

Monkee's of Myrtle Beach is the local boutique for statement dresses, everyday denim, and the kind of Queen of Sparkles and L'AGENCE finds that turn errands into compliments. Their Styled Looks and Under $200 picks make outfit planning easy, plus jewelry from Brackish and Capucine De Wulf seals the deal.

From the North Myrtle Beach newsletter, October 4, 2026

If your place needs a quick style lift, Old Time Pottery is stacked with ever-changing rugs, furniture, lighting and wall decor at low prices, plus surprise finds from Gabe’s like apparel, footwear, toys and essentials. It’s the kind of store you pop into and somehow leave inspired.

From the Surfside Beach newsletter, September 26, 2026

Need a birthday card, a thoughtful pick-me-up, or an ornament to mark the year, Kendall's Hallmark Shop has you covered with Keepsake Ornaments, pop-up and custom cards, party supplies, and giftable brands like Willow Tree, Loungefly, Warmies, and Precious Moments.

From the Myrtle Beach newsletter, September 26, 2026

A quick, low-stress place to grab a small keepsake or solve a last-minute camping whoops, PirateLand Gift Shop sits at PirateLand Family Camping Resort on the south end. Think neighborly vibe, beach-trip convenience, and just enough pirate-y charm to make errands feel like a mini detour.

From the Myrtle Beach newsletter, September 27, 2026

Need a go-to spot for easy gifts and weekend tees? Blue Moon Trading Company keeps it fun with Simply Southern and Jeep gear, Myra Bag purses, cheeky one-liners, plus Myrtle Beach and Palm & Moon shirts, mugs, stuffed animals, and shot glasses... perfect for spontaneous gifting or treating yourself.

From the North Myrtle Beach newsletter, September 27, 2026

Boho Tique LLC nails that local surf-town vibe with affordable fashion, fun accessories, and exclusive designs, including their trademarked #saltymom line made for surf moms and beach days. It’s the spot when you want something comfy, cute, and a little sassy without wrecking your budget.

From the Surfside Beach newsletter, October 12, 2026

From last-minute birthdays to the oddly specific holidays you forgot existed, Kendall's Hallmark Shop nails it with thoughtful greeting cards, quality wrap, and giftable finds.

From the North Myrtle Beach newsletter, September 23, 2026

Ocean Lakes Sandy Mart is part grocery, part outfitter, part gift shop, with Ocean Lakes-branded apparel rolling out weekly, Simply Southern finds, fishing gear, and rainy-day puzzles. Hit the Slushy or Nacho Station, then grab Bone Island Nuts, fudge, freeze-dried candy, even frozen chocolate-covered bananas.

From the Myrtle Beach newsletter, September 21, 2026

I can’t recommend The Dixie Shop, since its core products revolve around Confederate flag and similar items, which many in our community see as symbols of hate and exclusion. Want options instead? I can suggest Myrtle Beach clothing spots with solid basics, local designs, and inclusive vibes.

From the Myrtle Beach newsletter, September 25, 2026

Wild West Western Wear keeps it local with work and western boots, Ariat standbys, and the hats, belts, and buckles to finish the look. They also carry English riding gear, equine tack and horse care, plus Bogg Bags and handy giftables, so the barn, the jobsite, and Friday night are all covered.

From the Surfside Beach newsletter, October 19, 2026

Hot Honey Boutique keeps the racks rotating with a curated mix of modern, easy to wear pieces that fit real North Myrtle Beach days, from coffee runs to impromptu date nights. Thoughtful styling help and small batch finds make it a reliable spot when your closet needs a quick spark.

From the North Myrtle Beach newsletter, September 26, 2026

Chain retailer carrying a wide selection of trendy brand-name & designer sunglasses.

Health-conscious cafe chain featuring a menu of custom smoothies, sandwiches & wraps.

Retailer stocking women's apparel & a range of accessories, including jewelry, belts & scarves.

Chain operation that buys & sells gently used items for children, including clothes, shoes & toys.

Department store stocking home goods & an assortment of apparel, shoes & accessories for all ages.

Chain with stylish apparel for women ranging from junior to plus sizes, along with accessories.

Retail chain selling brand-name clothing, shoes, accessories & housewares at discount prices.

Chain selling a range of products such as housewares, grocery items & furniture.

Clothing chain offering women's fashions including careerwear, dressy separates & accessories.

Clothing chain offering women's fashions including careerwear, dressy separates & accessories.

Chain with stylish apparel for women ranging from junior to plus sizes, along with accessories.

Simply Trendy Flowers & Boutique nails the just-because bouquet and the big-moment arrangement, plus they’ve got designer’s choice, subscriptions, and same-day delivery when you forget… again.

From the Conway newsletter, October 19, 2026

Whether you ride, ranch, or just prefer sturdy boots over sneakers, Wild West keeps locals outfitted with western and work boots, English riding gear, and equine essentials like saddles, tack, and horse care, plus belts, buckles, hats, and bolo ties. Real gear for real everyday chores and weekends.

From the Conway newsletter, September 19, 2026

Sa'Shay on Main is a posh women's boutique that’s been dressing Conway since 2017, perfect when you need something cute for work, weekends, or last minute plans. Local feel, thoughtful picks, and that Main Street charm you can’t get online.

From the Conway newsletter, September 14, 2026

Papa's General Store keeps Conway kitted out with everyday wear, stocking brands like Patagonia, Marsh Wear, Drake Waterfowl, Southern Marsh, Hey Dude, Rainbow Sandals, XTRATUF, and Simply Southern, plus hats and shoes for men, women, and youth... easy one-stop refresh when your closet’s feeling uninspired.

From the Conway newsletter, September 21, 2026

Heritage Baby Boutique keeps Conway parents stocked with outfits and useful gear, from Magnetic Me sleepers and Angel Dear snuggles to sleep sacks, loveys, and special-occasion looks; shop new arrivals, start a gift registry, and use local pickup.

From the Conway newsletter, October 18, 2026

Tienda Morelos nails the weekly haul with crisp organic produce, curated gourmet finds, and hard-to-find ingredients. Locals love the warm tortillas and fresh pastries, plus staff who actually know their stuff and point you to exactly what you need. Community-minded, quality-first shopping, right here.

From the Conway newsletter, September 26, 2026

From gameday outfits and Christmas jammies to hairbows, bow ties, and sweet gifts, Oak & Ivy Children’s Boutique curates timeless, high-quality picks that actually survive real-kid life. It’s family-owned by Conway native Jenni Jordan, so you’ll get thoughtful help and a collection that feels truly local.

From the Conway newsletter, October 10, 2026

Department store stocking home goods & an assortment of apparel, shoes & accessories for all ages.

Apparel chain offering fashionable clothing for women, men & kids, as well as shoes & accessories.

Granny's Florist is the go-to for Conway occasions big and small, crafting everything from Radiant Roses and Daisy's Delight to seasonal fall designs and tasteful sympathy pieces. Locally owned for decades and voted best florist in Conway, they deliver across town with the kind of care neighbors notice.

From the Conway newsletter, October 11, 2026

Custom draperies, ready-made finds, and fabric galore, all with friendly design help. Since 1992, Curtains-N-Things has packed a 5,000-square-foot Conway showroom with over 75 window displays plus home decor, unique gifts, candles, jewelry, flags, and wind chimes... a dependable spot when your space needs a pick-me-up.

From the Conway newsletter, October 16, 2026

From just-because bouquets to wedding florals and thoughtful sympathy pieces, Jordan's 501 Florist keeps Conway in good blooms with seasonal designs, custom orders, prom corsages, and delivery around town. The Designer’s Choice fall picks are especially pretty, like instant cozy weather for your kitchen table.

From the Conway newsletter, October 2, 2026

For Conway crews that want to look sharp without managing laundry, Cintas Uniform Services sets up flexible uniform rentals, from Carhartt workwear and flame resistant gear to chef coats and cleanroom apparel, then swings by weekly for pickup and return so your team stays Ready for the Workday.

From the Conway newsletter, October 17, 2026

Shabby To Chic Jewelry, founded in 2018, turns everyday outfits into statements with one-of-a-kind, handcrafted pieces, from Australian crystal lanyards and everyday studs to bling hats. They also do custom orders, so if you’ve got a vibe in mind, they’ll help you wear it around Conway.

From the Conway newsletter, September 28, 2026

Since 1977, Ann Booth Jewelers has been Historic Downtown Conway’s go-to for thoughtfully curated fine pieces and the kind of personalized guidance that turns shopping into a breeze. Whether you’re marking a milestone or upgrading the everyday, their warm, boutique vibe keeps it comfortably luxe.

From the Conway newsletter, October 3, 2026

Retail chain selling brand-name streetwear at a discount, plus accessories, shoes & decor items.

Our Next Chapter Bookstore keeps Conway readers stocked with new releases, young adult picks, and hardcover nonfiction bestsellers, plus events when you want page talk to be actual talk. When the nightstand stack runs low, pop in, shop local, and leave with your next favorite.

From the Conway newsletter, October 5, 2026

Her Dashery keeps Conway closets interesting with boutique pieces that feel put together without trying too hard, from easy everyday staples to special occasion looks. If you like friendly, honest opinions while you browse, this is the spot for finding an outfit and a little accessory that pulls it all together.

From the Conway newsletter, October 1, 2026

Grady's Jewelers has been Conway’s hometown jeweler since 1970, a family-run spot in the historic district where second-generation owner Dawn keeps the cases full of southern charm and her Exclusive Local Designs. After something specific? They’ll find it, special order it, or happily steer you to the right place.

From the Conway newsletter, September 25, 2026

Peony & Fig Floral Boutique is that colorful, joy-filled downtown spot where fresh, whimsical arrangements meet a curated mix of thoughtful gifts, stylish clothing, and unique home decor. They handle weddings and events too, so whether it’s Tuesday cheer or big-day blooms, you’ll leave with something lovely.

From the Loris newsletter, October 12, 2026

Family-owned and rooted in Conway, The Haberdashery Gentlemen's Clothiers turns suit shopping into actual style with bespoke tailoring, premium brands like Southern Tide, Duckhead, and Brackish, plus sharp accessories. Personalized service, classic looks, and measurements that respect your shoulders...

From the Conway newsletter, September 27, 2026

Good Day Sunshine is that Conway-made stash of small-batch soaps and soy candles you actually want in the house, with natural ingredients and scents that range from Palo Santo to a very on-the-nose Rivertown. They also whip up roll-on perfumes, sulfate-free laundry soaps, and one-off crochet pieces.

Family-owned and curated since 2014, Centro Shoes nails that Myrtle Beach vibe with shoes built to be walked in, plus clothing, handbags and jewelry. Patty still hand-picks lines like Kork Ease, Pikolinos and Jeffrey Campbell. New arrivals drop often, so your closet stays fresh without trying too hard.

From the Myrtle Beach newsletter, August 5, 2026

Myrtle Beach’s oldest, largest, and most unique gift shop since the 1940s, Gay Dolphin Gift Cove is where you wander for seashells, shark teeth, apparel, jewelry, collectibles, and home decor. Bonus curiosity cabinet energy, with seven photo ops including a lifesize Yeti and Elvis.

From the Myrtle Beach newsletter, September 20, 2026

Footwear chain stocking shoes for men, women & children, from dress to athletic.

Chain specializing in licensed team hats, logo apparel & other sports merchandise.

R. Ducks for coastal-living staples across men, women, and kids, from soft tees and long sleeves to cozy sweatshirts, hats, and drinkware. Their 2026 Collection and Poem Collection land alongside brands locals actually wear like Salt Life, Salty Crew, Drake, Ducks Unlimited, and Local Boy.

From the Myrtle Beach newsletter, October 4, 2026

Need a fresh lid for football kickoff, hockey season, or just because your hair said nope, Hat Fanatic stocks hats of all types and sizes for pro and college teams. Do yourself a favor this week, pick your colors and get that headwear game dialed before the next watch party.

From the Myrtle Beach newsletter, October 6, 2026

Ash Hoffman Jewelry is the local go-to for permanent bracelets and necklaces that stay put, plus custom design magic for engagement rings, wedding bands, and repurposed heirlooms. Treat yourself to a quick zap or a thoughtful consult this week and let your everyday shine a little louder.

From the Myrtle Beach newsletter, September 29, 2026

Chain specializing in licensed team hats, logo apparel & other sports merchandise.

Need a go-to gift spot this week? The Mole Hole has been dazzling Myrtle Beach since 1978 with fine gifts and collectibles, including South Carolina's largest selection of Pandora jewelry and Swarovski crystal.

From the Myrtle Beach newsletter, October 3, 2026

Retail chain with a selection of brand-name urban streetwear & sneakers for men, women & kids.

Chain specializing in licensed team hats, logo apparel & other sports merchandise.

Runner-centric retailer stocking footwear (including sneakers), athletic gear, clothing and equipment, plus knowledgeable service.

Carolina Hat Company at Barefoot Landing is the local move for fedoras, Panamas, sun hats, Western styles, and packable travel lids.

From the North Myrtle Beach newsletter, October 12, 2026

Rooted in community, Rambler curates men's and women's apparel, accessories, and giftable home goods from heritage brands and small makers, all picked for craftsmanship and timeless style. It feels like a friend who shops smarter than you, so when you want fewer, better things, start here.

From the Myrtle Beach newsletter, October 20, 2026

Store offering brand-name shoes for men and women in a variety of sizes and widths.

Classy Consignments is that local spot where your closet gets smarter and your wallet stays chill. Expect rotating racks of pre-loved pieces and the occasional standout, perfect for Myrtle Beach days and out-to-dinner nights, with prices that make impulse decisions feel oddly responsible.

From the Myrtle Beach newsletter, October 10, 2026

Chain specializing in licensed team hats, logo apparel & other sports merchandise.

Second Time Around Resale Boutique serves up gently loved name-brand styles, affordable fashion jewelry, shoes, and giftables at a fraction of retail. Check in often, new arrivals land all the time, so that just-right outfit might appear between lunch breaks.

From the Myrtle Beach newsletter, October 13, 2026

Skip the generic beach tees and get something that actually feels like you at Grasshopper, where you can design one-of-a-kind dog tags with your pup’s photo and personalize tees, long sleeves, and hoodies that rep your passions.

From the Myrtle Beach newsletter, August 12, 2026