They carry the cutest Ampersand hoodies ever! The quality and prints are like no other. I love that…read moreyou can shop so many other small businesses in here too!

Loved: They do consignment so I always look through their…read morestash of used cloth diapers, inserts, training diapers etc. The prices are pretty good and sometimes you can get a great price on a little known cloth diaper. The owner is usually there and is quite nice. She takes a genuine interest in her customers and even updates her consignment stock on Facebook. She has a pretty large selection of cloth diapers, inserts and anything you would need to diaper your babies bum. She also has amber teething necklaces, salves, diaper detergents and some toys. Didn't Love: It is a great spot - a little small, but still provides most everything you could need.

I hate to be a copy-cat and give the same rating as everyone else, but when you're good, you're…read moregood! I simply adore cloth diapering. I must start with that statement. I didn't know about ABB when I first started gathering my stash, so I ordered some stuff from Amazon. I REALLY wish I hadn't, but I just didn't know the wonderfulness that was just around the corner. I picked several types of inserts and snappy pants from Amazon... without being able to see/hold/examine them, I got some good and some bad ones. I also paid the same or more than I would have at ABB for some of them. To be a small, local store, their prices are uber competitive. I've now been diapering for just over a year with cloth diapers and still love them. I love the Apple Cheeks (tee hee, I love that name) inserts, but don't like the covers. Any cover that has cloth/fleece around the leg holes, I have come to realize, will wick whizzers straight onto the baby's clothes. The Rumparooz covers also tended to wet the baby. I believe the Thirsties are the perfect ones - at least of the ones I used. Back to the store: they have a great selection of many items. Nursing bras, diapers, covers, wet bags (these work GREAT), many hand-made items... it is a great place to visit and a great place to buy. And another thing that makes this place great (yes, I'm overusing that word... but seriously!) is their consignment option. I've gotten enough back from selling Ellie's infant diaper covers to get a spendy bra and a cutie pair of training pants! And another handful of Apple Cheeks (tee hee) inserts. Great store with a sweet atmosphere, worthy stuff, nice staff and competitive prices. Want more than that? I'm afraid anything more would be too good to be true.

Nice shop on way from Talkeetna to Girdwood.the owner is very nice and informative. We were…read moreimpressed with the set up and the eclectic merchandise. Bought just a couple of things because we are trying to travel light :-)

We found this unique thrift store tucked in Willow, Alaska on our way to ATV driving. We only had…read more20 minutes left to shop. The inventory was vast and reasonably priced. We wished we had more time to shop what seemed to be some interesting items. My daughter found some cool anime key chains. I found some unique key chains as well. I found this really cool drawer pull, but did not want the whole bag that it was in. The lady behind the counter let me have the one thing I liked for a dollar. That wise nice of her. She recommended places to eat. She was also friendly. We recommend this store to everyone who loves thrifting. We will come back next time we are in town.

Wow, they have seriously upped their retail game since moving into their new space this year in…read morePalmer. Representing a lot great local vendors, with smatterings of some their favorite not locals, all displayed tastefully, with plenty of room to wander around. The upstairs loft hosts a full coffee shop with seating....and more shopping! A nice one stop shop for gifts and a place to send the out of town guests for local branded gear/clothing/accessories. Well done, Poppy Lane Mercantile!

Cutesy local business with plenty of options from local small businesses within! Clothing, home…read moredecor, stickers and even a few plants scattered throughout for sale as well. While I didn't purchase anything, the prices seemed to be comparable to today's typical prices, albeit not thrilling but understandable. I wouldn't hesitate to return if in the area or looking for a specific little something special as a gift.

A great consignment shop for children and maturnity clothes. The prices are cheap compared to…read morebuying retail, and most clothes appear new or gently used. A great place to spoil one's kids or grandkids with fashionable clothes or those cute adorable printed shirts. In addition to selling clothes, when it comes time that your kiddos get too big for their old clothes, bring them in and get store credit or cash.

Cute little yarn store. All of their yarns have a lovely hand. In addition to yarns they sell…read morepre-made goods/garments, as well as earrings made from fly-fishing lures. When I went they had a limited selection of yarns made from their own alpacas (they said they would have more soon), but they offered a good amount of yarn that they dye themselves.

This shop is a secret gem hidden in Palmer. I met a woman who was wearing a bright and beautifully…read morecolored true embroidery of a fireweed flower & blue lupine on a blue vest. I asked her where she bought it... Alas, it was SilverTip Designs. Lovely little shop with a wonderful crew. Absolutely exquisite quality.

Cute gift shop! It is allot bigger inside then it looks from the outside. Lots of Alaskan gifts…read more Very cool t-shits and sweatshirt. Everything is priced reasonable. I highly recommended going to this gift shop.

I've been thrifting for many years, and unfortunately this store is no longer one of my regular…read morestops. Over time I've noticed prices steadily increasing to the point that many items are priced at or above what I can find online. In my experience, pricing often appears to be based on asking prices rather than actual sold values, which makes it difficult to find genuine thrift-store bargains. Many collectible items seem to remain in the display case for weeks or months without selling, suggesting the pricing may not reflect current market demand. Selection can be hit or miss, and I rarely leave feeling like I've found a great deal anymore. While some staff members have always been kind and helpful, the overall shopping experience feels much less welcoming and community-oriented than it once did. As someone who both shopped and donated here, I've decided to take my business and future donations elsewhere. I personally recommend checking out Thrifters Rock or Family Thrift in Palmer, where I've had better luck finding reasonably priced merchandise.

We have been loyal customers of the Deuce ever since we moved here two years ago…read more It is one of the better second hand stores. There's not much to it. Folks donate junk they don't want, we show up and buy it. Charities benefit. If they've over priced, we decide how badly we want it and factor in that all proceeds benefit a cause. This store is really well organized with a huge variety of junk. Prices are great, especially for clothes. They have a massive dvd and book collection. Even a nice selection of Alaska based writings. Take care, remember it's donated stuff other people didn't want. Sometimes that means damaged or in need of repair. Buy accordingly. I know it's for a cause, but there are times when it's fun to dicker, especially when something's broke and so are we! I've bought cool shot glasses, growlers, tools and OSU Buckeye dolls. I've even found my favorite candy bars at a nice price. Even at their peak the line moves quickly so it's a very efficient process. The folks are fun to deal with, super friendly! 08/23