Kill Devil Hills Shopping: Souvenirs

American Classics Garage carries nostalgic reproductions of automotive memorabilia. Their featured brands include Chevrolet, Dodge, Ford and John Deere. Vehicle enthusiasts can show off their love with hats, clothing, toys and special-interest items. You'll find everything automotive here from signs and wall decor (perfect for turning a garage into a man cave) dicast and more.read more

The original drive-thru convenience store has been on the Outer Banks for more than 35 years and has become a tradition for visitors and locals alike. The locations offer ice-cold beer, wine, soft drinks, snacks and much more. Almost bigger than their fun reputation are their world-famous t-shirts – they’ve sold so many (more than 3 million since 1977) that they now create annual editions...read more

You've got to see this place. It's full of stuff you'll definitely want! Restored furniture, shabby chic, garden ornaments, collectibles, metal accent pieces, antiques – it's a fantastic collection and it's all pretty affordable. They also can build you a custom farm table. They'll deliver on the Outer Banks for a small fee, and if you live near their store in Richmond, they'll ship your...read more

For years Forbes has supplied visitors with real saltwater taffy in a huge range of flavors, available by the pound or in boxes that make perfect gifts to take back home. You’ll find all the traditional favorite candies too, along with fudge and homemade chocolates. We like the chocolates in the shape of dolphins, seashells and starfish. They also carry beach items like sunglasses, towels,...read more

Nags Head Hammocks have been handcrafted in coastal North Carolina since 1974. The soundfront Duck location features incredibly lush landscaping to show off these great hammocks. You'll find hammocks, swings, barstools, chairs and stands plus accessories like bolsters, pillows and foot rests. These products are made with sturdy, weather-resistant materials, and they last a long, long time, even in the harsh Outer Banks conditions. Stop...read more