The Orange Beach Store Is A Destination For All

OBA Staff • May 30, 2024

The new store provides official Mako Gear and the famous stickers

Orange Beach Store

Orange Beach, Ala. – (OBA) – Since the recent opening of its new location, the Orange Beach Store has become a shopping destination for tourists and locals alike. The store provides the official Orange Beach and OBA stickers, as well as, logoed shirts, hats, jewelry and beach gear. Their official Mako Gear section benefits the Orange Beach School System.


The Orange Beach store has over 10,000 square feet of area located in the Palm Point Publix Shopping Center. Upon opening the new building this spring, there has been a steady stream of locals, Baldwin County residents and, of course, some tourists have stopped in.


Unique designs like the new "Orange Beach Islands" and the "Surfboard Cruiser" shirts are flying off the shelves. The Unique designs are because the Orange Beach Store has a Personal Graphic Designer in-house at the location.


The store has a large selection for men and women of all ages. Men's golf shirts and hats are some of the bestsellers. The women's selections include casual and beachwear, plus many accessory items.


In recent weeks, the Orange Beach Store has even added a large outdoor deck area so you can take a break between shopping sessions.


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