Kendra was amazing at helping us find steel shoes and insoles for my husband work. Definitely…read morecoming back here from now on! Thanks Kendra you were wonderful!!!

Wish I had known about this clothing and outdoorwear store earlier. Staff are very helpful, the…read moreselection is great, and it's easy to find everything you need all in one space if you are spending more time out-of-doors than you used to (for example on a street corner protesting weekly) or you have a new job that requires you to be outside. There is also bikewear for our wet winters.

We did the factory tour and that was SO FUN! Plus I snagged a discounted wool jacket so I'm very…read morepleased with my Filson outing! Everyone who works there was so kind and very chatty. And yall sure know how to boost a girls confidence because I got so many compliments on my clothing. Much appreciated Filson team!

I have purchased several Filson items after discovering their store in San Francisco. I try my…read morebest to purchase products made in the US. Now not all of their products are manufactured in the US but many are. Everything I've purchased is meticulous constructed and holds up exactly the way you would expect. It's not inexpensive but it's a high quality product at a reasonable price. I've seen complaints about the service. I'm both their flagship and SF stores the services has been great, attentive but not intrusive. If you're in Seattle you should definitely stop by and support a a longer term local merchant. Unfortunately there's not too many of them left. I'll keep going back 2/13/2026. I just received my repaired waxed canvas jacket back. I have worn this coat for at least 7 years and have had two repairs done on it. They do a fantastic job and I could not be happier. The jacket shows every scar from my abuse but I continue to wax it 1-2x per year and it keeps going. If they still made this coat I'd buy another, until then I'll keep getting it repaired. Their clothes are worth every penny. I continue to shop with them and and am glad to spend my money with a company that appreciates their customers.

Back when I lived in Seattle from 2017-21, I loved stepping inside Standard Goods to buy a last…read moreminute Mother's Day card or a stocking stuffer for _____ in-law. Fun store. I remember all the Ruth Ginsburg memorabilia right before she croaked. Glad to see it is still in business. PS the Ballard location is not nearly as good.

I had a truly terrible experience at this store that still bothers me to this day…read more I liked this store because it was basically on my doorstep, and it had a good selection of cards. After patronizing this place for a while, I was asked not to come back to this store. Naturally I was curious as to why they would do this to a repeat customer. I was told that I had made an employee uncomfortable- by flirting with them!! I was gobsmacked as to why anyone would think that. I'm a talker- I talk to everyone I meet the same way, but this person thought I was flirting with them. Perhaps they have too much main character energy to think that. Perhaps they found my chattiness annoying- not everyone is going to be delighted by me- but why, WHY would they not just tell me they were busy and couldn't talk? Did they feel they were being held hostage? I saw Standard Goods as a neighborhood spot. Keep in mind I wasn't camping out at the store; I'd say my average visit was -20 minutes, and I wasn't there frequently. This just doesn't make any sense to me. I'm forced to consider the possibility they felt ill at ease around me due to my disablity- I'm legally blind and my eyes look different, some people aren't comfortable with that that's their problem. Even if that's not the case, it still really hurt when they asked me not to come back. What is this, high school? Yes, I cried. They made me feel like my presence was a nuisanc. It left an impact. question whether people want me around. There were so many other ways they could have dealt with it and at the same time keep in mind that I was a customer with feelings. I get the distinct sense that they don't care about customers or the community. It's good for managers to take their employees' concerns seriously- Just not like this. Maybe they are extremely nonconfrontational, yet there must have been another way to addrss this without banning me from the store.

An absolute Seattle gem and a must for sneakers collectors and enthusiasts. I've visited several…read moretimes and always get the see the best selections and great customer service. Bring your local/visiting friends!

LOVE THIS STORE! We go out of our way to drop by when we come home to visit family in Tacoma. So…read moreexcited that they survived pandemic shut down and the Capitol protests! The guys who work there are welcoming and helpful. The displays are bright and organized. The collection of shoes and collectibles are so very unique. I still have a pair of Adidas that I bought from here 5 years ago! I have not been able to find a pair like it ANY WHERE, and I've tried! Walked out today with another super unique shoe for myself, one for my husband, and one for my daughter! We'll be back on our next trip home. Bonus: they offer military discount! Not military? Don't forget to check-in for a Yelp discount! THANK YOU, BAIT, for all the love today!

Casual Industrees is a prime example of what's so great about Seattle. Local businesses that love…read moretheir city and want to shout it from the rooftops. My boyfriend has been following Casual Industrees for quite some time now (via Facebook, Twitter, etc.) and always has to purchase the newest gear. For a pair of sports nuts like us, they're constantly feeding into our frenzy by coming out with the coolest t-shirts representing Seattle sports -- from the "Robbed" Sonics tees to the infamous "Bye, Bye, Bye" Golden Tate shirt -- I think we, collectively, have them all. They also have some awesome skyline shirts, as well as ones that represent the PNW, in general. You can find their shirts, hoodies, and other products at stores like Nordstrom and Zumiez but we went to an Open House for the first time a few weeks ago, and I was surprised to see that they're still in that little house, on Alki, making their shirts and selling out of the basement. You'd never guess what was going on in there and I would have passed this house by without a second look. I almost that we had the wrong address at first. It was pretty cool. I felt like I was being letting in on a secret. Everyone that works for the company is extremely friendly and passionate about Seattle and what they do. Support a local business. Check them out.

I love Casual Industrees because their shirts are comfy and high quality. The graphic designs are…read morealso minimal, but interesting at the same time. I've been to their warehouse/HQ twice (once for an open house; another visit to do an exchange), and Dustin was very helpful both times. And everyone is so friendly! This year's summer open house was really cool because they did a limited-time screen printing on the spot, for the same prices as the other open house merchandise! Getting to choose my favorite v-necks and scoop tees, with my favorite colors.... that's hard to beat. I also found a cute "imperfect" tank top for $10 in the clearance bin, and I looked long and hard for the imperfection - still can't find it.

This store is absolutely gorgeous. The plants are all healthy and super affordable. Local artists,…read moredelicate and well crafted fashions for women and men. Everything was priced so well. We bought a candle and a hanging plant- it is growing out of a moss covered log- so unique and beautiful. We were patiently taught how to care for it. I will be back soon. There's a mini pineapple plant with my name on it!

Pretty store, lots to look at and very pretty items...but my partner and I did feel very…read moreuncomfortable with one of the workers. Tall lady with glasses kept starring and watching us while we shopped around. I don't know if it's cause we look young or the fact that we are brown I'm not sure it could be both. I understand that they sell expensive items that are valuable but definitely does not excuse someone from profiling and following customers.

Diabolically overpriced for vintage, especially compared to other local shops. Employee at the…read morefront desk monitored me then right before we left accused me of shoplifting, when in fact they misplaced the item themselves. Blaming customers for their own disorganization, yikes! A lot of items smell funny, I don't think they wash things before selling; also yikes!

Way over my price limit. I was shocked when I first looked at an item to find it in the hundreds…read more Other "cheaper" items at $55. This is not a thrift store. Vintage, and all that this implies. No bargains here.

Scott saved our lives. He literally saved our wedding. We had been searching for months for my then…read morefiancé's suit and finally found it with two weeks left before our wedding in LA. With one week left before we flew out for our wedding, he was able to fix my now husband's Ralph Lauren all-white suit to perfection. He only needed one try-on to get his measurements and desired tailoring, and hubby picked it up on the Sunday before our Monday flight. It was incredible. Granted, he charged us extra for the rushed tailoring, but his work is unmatched. It was meant to be for us to go to him and get his tailoring skills before our wedding. Huuuge Thank you to Scott!

Walking is my best stress reliever. Best mind cobweb duster. I've discovered many things while…read morewalking. Places, faces and things. Found Kuhlman while walking Seattle's streets. They carry one of a kind duds for both sexes. Truly non boring very stylish sports coat, shirts and hats. Also watches. There's more merchandise geared towards the male population but it's all good. I think men need more stores taking care of their needs than us. We have thousands of stores dedicated to our various needs! To you Men. Visit Kuhlman!

This is a good boutique with some solid finds. Affordable and appealing accessories. Staff that…read moregives you space to browse without interruption. Great. The trick is that Veridis is rather dimly lit. This makes for a relaxing atmosphere but TBH I need to *see* how something will look in a bright office or on a sunny day. Dim lighting, no 3-way mirror, and a store credit only return policy makes it a little bit of a gamble if you buy.

Upon first waltzing in here and browsing through the lovely selection of pretty fem dresses I…read moresuddenly wanted to shout out "whhhhheeeeeeeee"!!!! Happiness is a beautifully made dress to me! Really nice selection of pieces and designers. Hello, House of Harlow, Cynthia Vincent's girlish dresses, and Vena Cava etc. They also carry some fine men's assortment of clothing, shoes, and bags! Very impressed for Seattle. The owner is really fantastic and brings a semi-uniqueness to us Seattlites for dress wear. Just know that you'll spend the $$$ here! Lets ditch the casual crap and put on some of the more finer pieces here!

I have known Jules (aka Julie) for almost 40 years. We are both in the jewelry business and I have…read morepurchased from her many pieces that I treasure. She is so honest and has an amazing sense of taste and design. I live now on the east coast, but I still send Jules jewelry that needs repair. I also purchase from her (long distance) gifts for family, and myself. Without hesitation, I recommend Jules Vanderburg Jewelry. janice parsons beadshop.com

I broke a gold chain yesterday and saw I could fix it here. Through Yelp, I got a quote on the cost…read moreof getting it fixed. I got a response back within 12 hours. I talked to Jules in the morning and she let me come by, same day. She fixed it quick. She was so nice and helpful. Thank you Jules for the quick response! So happy the chain is fixed already!