Scoop Marketplace
Capitol Hill
WHAT YOU’LL FIND: Bulk food staples, such as spices, grains, beans and other dry goods; coffee and tea; products for household and personal care; jars, plant-based wax wraps and other reusable alternatives.
WHAT’S UNIQUE: Cotton handkerchiefs are back and being sold in the store, including a line created by Jori, an 11-year-old British Columbian boy who began his pocket rag business at the age of 9. Also, essential oils in bulk are a rare find.

Eco Collective
Ballard
WHAT YOU’LL FIND: Refillable bulk personal care and home products; reusable bags, food containers and home/office supplies, such as replacement pen ink/cartridges; plant-based candles; eco-friendly wellness and beauty options; pet products, including toys and shampoo bars. 
WHAT’S UNIQUE: An array of classes and workshops are offered, such as soap making, vegan cooking and clothing repair. A yearly $75 membership gets you a free class or workshop and use of an in-store sewing machine, a $10 coupon for every $100 spent and a free spot on a sage-foraging trip in eastern Washington.

Public Goods and Services
West Seattle
WHAT YOU’LL FIND: Refillable bulk items for personal and household care; alternatives to single-use plastics, such as food/drink storage containers, produce bags and beeswax wraps; a wide selection of wooden brushes and tools for house cleaning and self-care. 
WHAT’S UNIQUE: You can drop off your containers with an order and return later when they’ll be filled and ready for checkout. Can’t find what you’re looking for? The shop offers a service that will custom order and pick up hard-to-find reusable alternatives from other local businesses.