Question 1

Why do I see a charge from Made In Washington on my card statement?

Accepted Answer

A Made In Washington charge usually means you bought items at one of their gift shops (such as the Anacortes store at 605 30th St or another Washington location) or placed an order on their website, madeinwashington.com. Check your recent purchases for Washington‑themed gifts, gourmet foods, or souvenirs you may have bought while visiting the area or ordering online.

Question 2

Is the Made In Washington charge from a store in Anacortes, WA?

Accepted Answer

Yes, the address 605 30th St, Anacortes, WA 98221 matches a Made In Washington retail shop. If your descriptor includes this address, the charge is almost certainly from an in‑person purchase at that specific store, such as food gifts, local art, or souvenirs.([bbb.org](https://www.bbb.org/us/wa/anacortes/profile/seafood-retail/made-in-washington-1296-3027969?utm_source=openai))

Question 3

How can I get a receipt or invoice for my Made In Washington purchase?

Accepted Answer

For in‑store purchases, your best option is to contact the store directly (e.g., the Anacortes location) with the date, approximate time, and amount of the transaction so they can look up the sale. For online orders, check your email for the order confirmation or log into your madeinwashington.com account to view order history; you can also reach out via the contact information on their website to request a copy of your receipt.

Question 4

How do I request a refund or exchange from Made In Washington?

Accepted Answer

Review the return and refund policy on madeinwashington.com, then contact either the store where you purchased the item or the customer service channels listed on the site. Have your receipt or order number ready, along with product details and photos if there is damage or a defect. They can advise whether you should mail the item back or return it to a physical location and what time limits apply.

Question 5

Can Made In Washington appear as a small or temporary charge on my statement?

Accepted Answer

Most Made In Washington transactions will post as a single final charge for the full purchase amount. They generally do not use recurring billing, but you may briefly see a pending or pre‑authorization amount if your card issuer holds funds when the transaction is first run. This pending amount should drop off or convert to the final sale within a few business days, depending on your bank’s policies.

Question 6

Does Made In Washington offer any subscriptions or recurring shipments that might bill me regularly?

Accepted Answer

Made In Washington primarily sells one‑time gift items and curated products, so most customers will only see one‑off charges. If they offer any recurring gift boxes or scheduled shipments, those would be clearly described at checkout and on the order confirmation email. If you are unsure whether you enrolled in a recurring program, review your email receipts or contact their customer service to confirm and cancel if needed.

Question 7

How can I contact Made In Washington about a suspicious or unrecognized charge?

Accepted Answer

Visit madeinwashington.com and use the contact or customer service details listed there—typically an email form or phone number. Provide the last four digits of your card, the exact transaction amount, date, and any address shown in the descriptor (like Anacortes, WA). They can verify whether the charge matches a purchase in their system; if not, you should follow up with your card issuer to dispute potential fraud.

Question 8

Why doesn’t the charge say “gift shop” or “souvenirs” if it’s from Made In Washington?

Accepted Answer

Card descriptors often use the merchant’s legal or primary trade name, which in this case is simply “Made In Washington,” sometimes followed by a city or street address. Even though the business operates as a gift and souvenir retailer, the descriptor won’t necessarily describe the product type, so matching the name and address to the known store location is the best way to confirm the source of the charge.

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