My husband and I visited this store, looking for a few things since we are expecting a baby in…read moreOctober. He was immediately turned off by the pushy staff that met us at the door, and handed us things to purchase. The staff continued to try and push me to go downstairs and try maternity clothes. I continued to politely decline, but the staff insisted I go look. My husband and I ended up putting all the clothes back that we picked out. We felt uncomfortable and left empty handed. We chose to visit a different kids consignment shop in the area and had a much better experience. This store does have a great selection, but some of the items are not in the best conditions.

This store was a great find and I will definitely be a return shopper! If you are an expecting…read moreparent, already a parent, a grandparent, aunt, uncle or a great friend of a parent, this is the store for you! This children's consignment shop has items at all price points and in sizes newborn through preteen. If you are on a budget and want gently used items that are in great shape, this is your place. Don't think tattered garage-sale items, think items that still look new but are used. The clothing is beautifully arranged and finding the size you need is a breeze. In addition to clothing, there are hats, shoes, blankets and more. I love supporting locally-owned businesses , and I also believe that not everything needs to be brand new. Buying gently used clothing helps to save our environment and I am willing to do my part! The store is located on Chenoweth Lane in St. Matthews. When you enter the front door, the children's shop is up the stairs. The main floor is another store (I saw wonderful things there that I want to go back and check out too!). Check it out, I promise you won't be disappointed!

Why You May Like Slugger Kids:…read more 1) You'll be supporting a local business. Yay! 2) A little room with some toys to occupy the kiddos. 3) And of course all the kiddie clothes. There's a wide range of items and values. e.g. a cute party dress for $20 v. a typical PJ onsie for $6.

Great store for high end kids clothing! They have brands like Lilly Pulitzer, vineyard vines,…read moreMatilda Jane and more! In addition, they are starting to carry women's Small's and medium!

Was at a event n Lex at a fashion show,, got a few things for my little niece,, love the 2 outfits…read moreI got her,,, SOO CUTE and will support them again

From the owner: LiLi's Children Boutique in Louisville, KY offers a wide range of stylish and unique clothing and…read moreaccessories for children and fur babies. Our boutique is a one-stop shop for all your little ones' fashion needs, from trendy outfits to adorable accessories. Come visit us and discover the perfect pieces to make your child stand out in style.

Great store, with so many gift ideas for all expecting moms and then so much more in baby clothes…read moreand toddlers. FUN place to shop and get presents if your not in the market yourself. Met the manager and she was a true delight.

Found a black blazer for my 6 year old to wear for professional day at school. It was a hit!read more

Stopped in here for a few minutes before going to Pretty Decent across the street. My SIL was…read morelooking for a coat, but theirs were still $40+. I ended up buying a Derby cup from 1990 for $5, which IMO was a good deal. Small place but I'd come back again to browse sometime. Also they DO take credit cards FYI.

We happened upon this cool little vintage shop on Frankfort Ave by way of street parking for a…read moretraining at the Fairness Campaign. When we parked, we noted that there was vintage furniture, plates, tea kettles, records, clothing and a sandwich board sign calling attention to "COOL STUFF". After our meeting, we were glad to find they were still open, so we stopped in. There's music playing, but not too loud, just enough to create a welcome, relaxed vibe. Lots of vintage kitchenware, real wooden furniture, and assorted clothing. We found a decently priced women's Tommy Hilfiger pea coat, UofL hoodie, and some leather jackets, to name a few. There is a great assortment of records, and DVDs. Some children's toys and books. Ashleigh found a Betsy Johnson purse, brand new for $40. Apparently that would retail for $80. If you're into music, you'll love sorting through the records, but even more so, will love the assortment of guitars, keyboards and mixing equipment. They have some pedals and I even noted a plug-and-play all-in-one Mackie system that accommodates 10+ channels. I also spotted 2 clarinets, a bead shaker (around a gourd), and one of those cool drums that you sit and play between your legs. The owners were really nice. We chatted for about 15 mins before I purchased my Derby glass (1984) for $6, + tax. They told us that they have keys to the building next door and have been brainstorming different ideas for community engagement, maybe even an open-mic. They also mentioned they will give you 10% if you produce a receipt from another local business, because they want to encourage and help reward buying local. Being a vintage shop, I'd expect inventory will change with time and seasons. I noted lots of random little things, like gas masks, top hats and leather chokers that would come in handy for Halloween and costuming. We'll definitely be back to check them out, especially for spooky season needs, among other things. Ashleigh is always on the lookout for vintage Pyrex and Fire King, so hit me up if you spot some when you check them out!

I love Clay and Cotton. First of all it is a small neighborhood store and I love supporting small…read morelocal businesses. It is always a treat to stop in to see the new arrivals and chat with the wonderful sales people. They carry some of my favorite lines of clothing and when I see something I love I can count on it lasting for years.

Closed on Mondays. Made a special trip only to find they were closed. Please update hours on Yelp.read more