Annabel and Andrea were amazing! They helped me find a style that fit and I felt comfortable in!…read moreThey made clothes shopping fun. That's saying a lot as I usually dread clothes shopping.

Always so many cute things, forever my first stop for gifts. Every time I visit most of the…read moreselection has changed, but the crowd favorites stick around for the long haul. Love that the merchandise is refreshed so often because it means I can find something new to love with every visit. Perfect one stop shop!

Amazing selection of clothing, jewelry, and home goods! It always smells wonderful because of the…read morecandles. They have unique items that you won't find elsewhere!

No interaction with sales staff except to check out, but friendly. Found a great straw summer hat,…read morekimono, and discount necklace. Beautiful clothes but not a lot of extended sizes, I'm tall and a 14-16 and nothing over a Large that I could see stocked. A few baggy items may have worked. Help a tall sister out with some larger sizes! Smells great in there with some local candles. Great to stop and look, maybe buy, if the size and price are right.

The store manager was amazing that helped me find a beautiful dress in the front of the store which…read morewas the designer section. I had a great time.

MANY beautifullll dresses to choose from, very kind helpful women that work there that are ready…read moreto help you find your perfect dress. & Great customer service!

Super cute boutique at Knapps Corner! Popped in to buy something for galentines and was able to…read morepick something out right away! I was also able to get home helpful styling tips and walked away with a shirt that's perfect for going out and for work!

Lennon and Willow ⁣⁣ ⁣⁣…read moreLennon and Willow Boutique is what I like to describe as a boho-chic boutique in the East Hills neighborhood. They carry fashion forward clothing that has a hint of casual cute. ⁣⁣ ⁣⁣ The lovely Cherry Street boutique has adorable and fun accessories and dainty jewelry that pairs well with the chic clothing. ⁣⁣ ⁣⁣ Shop local, shop small, shop unique. Shop Lennon and Willow Boutique. ⁣⁣

Gave them another try today. I have sold to this store since they opened and have never had as bad…read moreof an experience as I had today. On their FB page they say buying all seasons and styles all the time. I get there today and hear them say "we aren't buying men's L shirts" (which was most of what the men's stuff I had was). They wanted to buy one out of 70 items, a new with $995 tag attached Ralph Lauren men's jacket, they offered me $10!!! I declined and don't think I'll be back. Not sure if it's new ownership or just new management?! But this place used to be amazing!

Great selection of gently used or new clothing, shoes, and handbags. A lot of designer brands for…read morereasonable prices. Awesome management and well trained staff. Highly recommend.

August connection is a cute and charming little vintage store on Division Avenue. My daughter…read morereceived a flyer from them at the downtown vintage market advertising their new location so we stopped in one afternoon. They had just opened for the day, but were warm and inviting and welcomed us in. The store is clean and nicely laid out and does not smell musty as Some vintage stores are prone to. My daughter, being of tiny proportions, found several items to bring home with her. Alas, selections are more limited for those of us that are a bit more voluptuous, but that is often the case with vintage clothing. It is no reflection on the store itself. Items were well curated And reasonably priced.

A true gem! My fashion conscious 7-year-old loves the selection of vintage kids' clothes. Tons of…read moregreat dresses and wonderful service.

I purchased several shirts from here because i love their edgy products. I had purchased several as…read morea gift and the cashier forgot or did not look for the security tag. as a result; one month later (when discovered), we had to remove the security tag which inevitably stained the ENTIRE $30 shirt and left a hole in it. PLEASE MAKE SURE THE EMPLOYEES REMOVE THE SECURITY TAG! Other than this; this store is great and the employees are nice.

It's a tiny shop. Not kid friendly. But the wares here can be hilarious and fun! Great place to…read morefind a gag gift or special party lighting!

I absolutely loved my experience at True Society in GR! Everyone was so welcoming and kind. Grace…read morewas absolutely incredible, she made me feel so comfortable. I didn't have many ideas on what I wanted, but she was so easy and fun to work with and helped me find my perfect dress. I would recommend them to everyone!

Disappointing Experience at True Society…read more I recently visited True Society with my daughter to help her find her wedding dress, and unfortunately, the experience left all of us feeling disappointed and disheartened. From the very beginning, the consultant assisting us showed very little interest in my daughter, her engagement, or her wedding. She didn't ask about the date, the venue, or any personal details that might help guide the appointment--details that make this process feel special and tailored. My daughter had even submitted photos in advance of the dresses she was hoping to try, but when we arrived, none of those dresses had been pulled, and it seemed there was no record of what she had sent. It felt like we were just another appointment on the calendar, not real people shopping for one of the most important garments of a lifetime. Our group was small--just four of us--but we weren't offered a single refreshment. We watched other groups being served a variety of drinks while we were never even asked if we'd like a water. It may seem small, but in an environment meant to celebrate such a joyful moment, these details matter. Perhaps most frustrating was that we clearly communicated a budget of $5,000, and nearly every dress pulled for my daughter to try was significantly over that. Ignoring someone's budget not only adds unnecessary stress to an already emotional process, but it also shows a lack of respect for their preferences and financial boundaries. We had visited other bridal shops that treated our experience with care and enthusiasm. They made an effort to connect with my daughter and show genuine excitement for her big day. That kind of warmth and attention is exactly what you hope for when shopping for a wedding gown. Unfortunately, True Society missed the mark completely. When someone chooses a bridal boutique, they're not just buying a dress--they're trusting you with a piece of their story. It's about feeling seen, celebrated, and supported. For a store like True Society, where the stakes are so personal and emotional, creating a positive and personalized experience should be the standard--not the exception. Sadly, we left feeling like an afterthought rather than a bride and her loved ones on a joyful search. I hope this feedback encourages the team at True Society to reflect on the importance of connection, attention to detail, and genuine care in every appointment.