Dirty Coast

Amanda of the South

a year ago

Very cool store with some neat NOLA-themed goods.

Casey Barker

Edited 2 years ago

Such fun products you won’t find on every corner. This should be your go-to spot for gifts. I no longer live in Louisiana but that doesn’t stop my gift giving brilliance because Dirty Coast has Fast shipping & Great packaging. They don’t sleep on any details.

David Chang

2 years ago

Memorable gift store that sells unique souvenirs for the area. The store is really well designed, clean, and welcoming, which makes for a fun and exciting shopping experience.

M G

4 months ago

So many cool things in this shop. The children’s books and plushies were local themed and cute. Bitter Southerner magazines and books. In love ❤️

Ali Saremi

3 years ago

If you ever find yourself in this hood, you should pull up and visit this store; they got the best selection of gifts in NOLA.

Harbor Harbor

4 months ago

Dirty Coast is a locally-owned New Orleans brand and retail store known for its witty, authentic, and uniquely-themed apparel and gifts that celebrate local culture. It has been a local favorite and tourist destination since its founding in 2004. Products and Offerings Dirty Coast sells a wide variety of merchandise featuring original designs by local artists. Apparel: The brand's core offering includes graphic t-shirts, hoodies, and hats for men, women, and children with designs that serve as "inside jokes" or social commentary for New Orleanians. Gifts and Souvenirs: They offer a curated selection of unique gifts such as koozies, greeting cards, patches, pins, water meter doormats, and even toy crawfish pots. Home Goods: You can also find items like candles (with local scents like satsuma snoball), art prints, and books. Store Locations Dirty Coast operates several physical stores in New Orleans. Magazine Street: 5415 Magazine St, New Orleans, LA 70115 French Quarter (Chartres St): 630 Chartres St, New Orleans, LA 70130 Airport (MSY): 1 Terminal Dr, Kenner, LA 70062 The brand also has an online store where you can view and purchase their extensive collection of products.

Eddy Roger Parker

a year ago

Let me tell y’all about Dirty Coast, this badass little t-shirt outfit down in New Orleans. They kicked things off back in 2004 with a simple mission: make local gear that didn’t scream, “I got this at the airport gift shop.” You know, no jazz-playing crawfish or whatever. Just cool, authentic stuff that actually gets what NOLA’s all about. Then Katrina hit, and it wasn’t just about selling shirts anymore. Dirty Coast became a whole damn vibe—a way for folks to say, “Yeah, this is my city, and we’re still here.” Fast forward almost 20 years, and they’ve got 400+ designs that nail the weird, wild, and wonderful spirit of New Orleans. Wanna flex that you know what a neutral ground is? They’ve got you. Dirty Coast ain’t just slingin’ shirts; they’re bottling up the magic of NOLA so you can take it wherever you go.

Laura Ledet

Edited 2 months ago

Sharp looking shop - love the layout and displays. I usually shop online as I live outside of NO, it was great to visit the store. I enjoy the local inside jokes to broader regional themes, and I have to give myself a budget when I shop, because I want everything!

Bradley King

3 months ago

This store is one of my favorites in New Orleans, for myself, as well as any incredible last minute gifts! I should have written a review years ago, but now I'm glad I hadn't yet done so. When I stopped in today to grab some gifts for my Dad's 70th, Ashley was running the store. I've had an absolutely awful 3 weeks, in and out of the hospital, and she showed me immense kindness and warmth. It was exactly what I needed. If ownership sees this, please make sure she knows y'all appreciate her. She's an incredible representative of your amazing establishment. So grateful for y'all!

Dominique Douglas

Edited 2 months ago

i ordered these hair clips(slice of King Cake and a Crawfish)from Dirty Coast,they have the best apparel and accessories,i ever bought a Mardi Gras shirt from them last year