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Where to Buy
Luvli PDX is stocked at 52 licensed dispensaries across Oregon, with the deepest coverage in Portland, Bend, Corvallis, Eugene, and Salem. Search by ZIP code or city below to find the closest one, or filter by product type if you are after a specific format.
Market Insights Snapshot
In August 2026, Luvli PDX operated as a single-category brand with Flower accounting for 100.0% of sales, posting year-over-year growth of 291.9% while month-over-month sales fell 14.8%. Average price in Flower was $26.13, with a year-over-year decline of 17.6% alongside a month-over-month contraction in sales of 14.8%, indicating volume gains outpaced price compression on a yearly basis but could not offset the monthly slowdown. The pattern implies Luvli PDX is fully concentrated in Flower, leveraging lower prices to drive annual volume expansion while accepting near-term volatility from a single-category exposure.
Within the Oregon Flower landscape, a category-only footprint leaves Luvli PDX ranked 33, pairing 291.9% year-over-year brand sales growth with a 14.8% month-over-month retreat and a 17.6% price decline. This combination positions the brand as a price-flexible Flower specialist whose demand is sensitive to monthly category swings, suggesting that maintaining rank 33 will depend on sustaining volume at a $26.13 price point or selectively diversifying to buffer month-to-month shocks. The thesis is that Luvli PDX’s August 2026 performance signals defensible annual momentum but rank-constrained headroom unless the brand moderates price compression or expands beyond a 100.0% Flower mix.
Competitive Landscape
Luvli PDX sits at rank #33 in OR Flower for August 2026, improving 89 positions YoY from #122 and slipping 6 spots from #27 since May 2026; against its own history, it is 14 places below its peak rank of #19 from March 2026 while still 89 places higher than a year ago. In directional context, Grown Rogue advanced from #3 to #1 with a 49% YoY sales increase and Oregrown moved from #23 to #3 with a 182% YoY sales increase, whereas Luvli PDX is down 6 ranks over the last three months and trails the top-five momentum. With a YoY leap of 89 ranks but recent erosion of 6 ranks and distance from the March 2026 peak of #19, the trajectory implies recovery from last year paired with loss of share velocity in mid-2026 that requires re-acceleration to avoid further slippage.
Notable Products
Grandmas Gun Chest (Bulk) posted the steepest decline at -83.97% month over month, sliding to rank 7, which, alongside Guava Shockers (Bulk) at -68.84% and rank 9, signals a sharp reversal in lower-tier bulk momentum. Offsetting that, Leftovers (Bulk) delivered the largest gain at +52.60% and took rank 1, while Black Sundae (1g) climbed +59.65% to rank 4, indicating a split where flagship and premium cuts are consolidating the top slots as secondary bulk SKUs retreat. With eight of the top ten coming from the Flower category, the mix concentrates around a single format and suggests Luvli PDX is pivoting shelf space and price architecture toward a hero Flower lead supported by selective 1g upsell rather than breadth across bulk variants. This pattern implies Luvli PDX is prioritizing depth in a few winning Flower SKUs over a wider assortment, concentrating demand into Leftovers (Bulk) while pruning underperforming bulk lines.
Top Selling Cannabis Brands
Data for this report comes from real-time sales reporting by participating cannabis retailers via their point-of-sale systems, which are linked up with Headset’s business intelligence software. Headset’s data is very reliable, as it comes digitally direct from our partner retailers. However, the potential does exist for misreporting in the instance of duplicates, incorrectly classified products, inaccurate entry of products into point-of-sale systems, or even simple human error at the point of purchase. Thus, there is a slight margin of error to consider. Brands listed on this page are ranked in the top twenty within the market and product category by total retail sales volume.
