Blackfeet Trading Post
Locally made Native crafts by Blackfeet artisans. Real heritage, real value.
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Year-round operation. Weekdays during business hours offer the best time to engage with staff for context.
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This is an authentic heritage store rooted in Blackfeet culture. The core is locally made Native American crafts from Blackfeet artisans, including locally designed T-shirts. The #1 unique product is locally made Native American crafts produced by Blackfeet artisans.
Quick facts
- Shop Type
- General Store / Gift Shop
- Products Sold
- Native American gifts (books, dolls, blankets, robes, pictures), locally crafted T-shirts with Blackfeet designs, craft supplies for local artisans, clothing, western wear, blankets, and work wear
- Signature Items
- Locally made Native American crafts by Blackfeet artisans; T-shirts with local designs
- Locally Made
- Yes
MAKE ROOM FOR A LOCAL STOP
Worth a stop on your route?
Why stop
- Why Shop Here
- Only place in the Browning area with strong access to Blackfeet artisans and local designs; direct support of makers
What you can find
- Gift Categories
- Native American gifts
- Craft supplies
- Clothing
- Western wear
- Brands Carried
- Pendleton, Wrangler, Levi, Carhartt, Hanes, Nike, Adidas, Reebok, Justin, Double-H
Practical fit en route
- Best Time To Visit
- Year-round operation. Weekdays during business hours offer the best time to engage with staff for context.
- Operating Hours
- Monday: Closed
- Tuesday: 9:30 AM – 5:30 PM
- Wednesday: 9:30 AM – 5:30 PM
- Thursday: 9:30 AM – 5:30 PM
- Friday: 9:30 AM – 5:30 PM
- Saturday: 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM
- Sunday: Closed
What it sells
- Shop Type
- General Store / Gift Shop
- Products Sold
- Native American gifts (books, dolls, blankets, robes, pictures), locally crafted T-shirts with Blackfeet designs, craft supplies for local artisans, clothing, western wear, blankets, and work wear
- Signature Items
- Locally made Native American crafts by Blackfeet artisans; T-shirts with local designs
- Locally Made
- Yes
Visit details
- Seasonal Hours
- Year-round
- Parking Available
- Yes
- Parking Details
- Parking on Highway 2 and 89 in Browning; roadside or nearby
- Accessibility
- Limited information; accessibility details not listed
- Store Size
- Large
- Layout Description
- Large, well-organized store with distinct sections for gifts, crafts, and apparel; easy browsing
Policies & services
- Return Policy
- Not published
- Payment Methods
- Cash
- Credit Card
- Debit Card
Planning advice
- Tips Advice
- Inquire about heat-press customization on sweatshirts and T-shirts.
- Inspect locally made items from Blackfeet artisans.
- Check for local design T-shirts and branded wear.
- Explore the extensive craft-supplies for local artisans.
More details
- Price Range Category
- Mid-Range
- Price Examples
- T-shirts $20-$35; Hoodies $45-$90; Pendleton blankets $100-$350
- Staff Description
- Knowledgeable, long-tenured staff with deep knowledge of local crafts and Blackfeet artisans
- Review Summary
- The shop carries a 4.4-star average from 205 reviews, with strong praise for authentic Native American items and quality branded clothing; value varies by item, but craftsmanship and cultural authenticity are consistently noted.
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Frequently asked questions
Do you carry items made by Blackfeet artisans?
Yes; a significant portion of Native American giftware is locally produced by Blackfeet craftspeople.
Are there craft supplies?
Yes; the store stocks materials for local artisans and craft projects.
What payment methods are accepted?
Payment methods are not published.
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Sources
- visitmt.com
- glaciermt.com
- pinkcaddytravelogue.com
- go-montana.com
- rome2rio.com
- mt.gov
- blackfeetfishandwildlife.net
- blackfeetnation.com
- blackfeet-thpo.com
- doi.gov
- alamy.com
- Google Reviews
- YourNPGuide Editorial
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