Downtown Easton · Family owned 35 years
Walls of bulk herbs. More than 75 teas, including the house blends folks drive across the Shore for. Genuine handmade Native American turquoise and silver. All inside an old country store on North Harrison Street.
For 35 years this shop has been the kind of place that barely exists anymore: jars you can open and smell, teas blended and labeled by hand, jewelry with the maker's mark still on it, and an owner who knows where every last thing came from. Locals call it the old country store, and that is exactly the point: the one true trading post Easton MD has held onto while the chains came and went.
What you'll find inside
Black, green, and oolong teas alongside the shop's own labeled blends: Ez-Sleep, Energy, Female Balance, and more, jarred and ready to take home loose.
See the TeasAn entire wall of jarred bulk herbs, culinary and traditional, weighed out the old way. Buy a pinch or a pound instead of a plastic shaker.
See the HerbsGenuine handmade Navajo, Zuni, and Hopi work: sterling silver and real turquoise in cuffs, rings, and pendants. Cases full of it.
See the JewelryHandmade soaps, woven blankets, dreamcatchers, hand-carved pieces, and flutes. The kind of finds that make people say they had no idea this was here.
Browse Gifts & GoodsNorth Harrison Street, in the heart of downtown Easton. Stop in on a First Friday stroll or make it its own errand.
Directions & ContactLooking for a particular tea or herb? Call ahead and ask. You will get the owner, not a phone tree.
(410) 745-2227
The old country store
Nothing here is shrink-wrapped behind glass for looks. The teas are jarred so you can smell them. The herb wall is sold by weight. The jewelry cases are full of one-of-a-kind handmade pieces, and every one of them has an answer to "where did this come from?"
That is what 35 years in the same town buys: a store built on regulars, word of mouth, and a 4.8-star Google rating earned one visitor at a time.
Thirty-five years on the Shore
Justamere has been part of Easton for 35 years, long enough to watch downtown change around it while the shop stayed stubbornly, wonderfully itself. It grew the way good stores do: one jar, one blend, one carefully chosen piece at a time, with regulars carrying the word farther than any advertisement ever could.
That long memory is the difference you feel at the counter. Ask about a tea and you hear how it sells in winter versus summer. Ask about a bracelet and you learn what to look for in the silverwork. Ask for something the shop does not carry and you get an honest answer instead of a shrug, and usually a suggestion for what will do the job instead.
It is also simply a pleasant place to be. The shop smells like tea and cedar, the shelves reward slow looking, and nobody hovers. Ten quiet minutes here beats an hour of scrolling for the same things online, and what you carry out has a story attached. Downtown deserves shops like this one, and shops like this one deserve the visit; the two have kept each other going for three and a half decades now. Ready to see it? Visit Justamere Trading Post in Easton and judge the shelves for yourself.
First visit? Here is how to do it right.
Come in unhurried. Start at the tea and herb walls in the back and read the labels; the names alone are half the tour. Open a jar or two, because that is what they are there for. Then give the jewelry cases a slow pass, and finish with the blankets, soaps, and gift shelves on your way to the front.
If you are shopping for something specific, skip the wandering and just ask. And if you want certainty before you drive, the phone gets answered by the person who runs the place: (410) 745-2227. Plenty of visits to the tea wall and the bulk herbs in Easton start with exactly that call.
9 N Harrison St · Downtown Easton
Call ahead for a particular herb or tea, or just wander in the way most people find us the first time.
