Enjoy the spirit of Whidbey Island wherever you live
WHIDBEY ISLAND PROVISIONS: PRODUCTS AND INSPIRATION
At Whidbey Island Provisions, we offer a collection of goods that capture the spirit of Whidbey Island. Whether you're a longtime islander, a frequent visitor, or dreaming of your first trip to our shores, we provide a tangible connection to the magic that makes our island unique.
Explore our selection and bring a bit of Whidbey's charm into your everyday life. From our island to your home, experience the wonder, creativity, and natural beauty that define Whidbey Island living. Learn more about us.
Wear the island you love.
Some places get under your skin. The ferry horn at dawn. Salt and cedar on the breeze. Crab pots coming up heavy, mussels steaming on the stove. Whidbey Island isn't just where we live — it's who we are.
Whidbey Wear celebrates the harvest that made these waters famous — Dungeness crab, Penn Cove mussels, and Salish Sea oysters — in bold, hand-drawn designs inspired by vintage cannery labels. Printed on soft, everyday tees in unisex, women's, and youth cuts, they're made for ferry lines, beach fires, and everyone who carries a little island with them.
Shop the collection — and wear a little Whidbey wherever you go.
Fresh Dahlia Bouqets Delivered
Grown in our Whidbey Island garden and cut the day they're delivered, our dahlia bouquets carry the last golden light of the season straight to your door. Choose the color story that speaks to you, and we'll gather whatever is blooming at its best that morning, so every bouquet is one of a kind. Order today for tomorrow, with free delivery in Oak Harbor, Coupeville, and the surrounding area. Dahlia season is fleeting, so enjoy it while it lasts.
Join us on Substack
The Tended Life is a Substack about slow living on Whidbey Island — seasonal cooking, intentional days, and the small rituals that make a life feel tended. Written by Janinne Brunyee from a kitchen where there's usually sourdough rising and a dog underfoot.
Subscribe and come find out what's cooking. Literally, sometimes.