What do you get that person that has everything? You take your butt over to 42 Saint! This place…read morehas a wide array of shirts, wallets, hats, and other unique items at reasonable prices! Some of these items are one of one! The owners are incredibly helpful. Just ask! This place has been around for a long time. Oh don't buy the shirt that says, "Everything Hurts." I'll be wearing that one!

Such a cute boutique. Women's and men's "hip" clothing with great designers and fun casual clothing…read moremixed in. A "rock n roll" vibe!! Cutest graphic tees with the best sayings and other great gifts. Beautiful jewelry as well!!! The staff is so friendly and welcoming and always offers a glass of wine or drink.

Their baby shop in their regular boutique has really expanded!! Cutest baby items, especially for…read moregifts. Clothing, toys, books, gifts and so much more. The baby clothing is always from the softest cottons imaginable!! So much to choose from in all price points and usually some type of sale going on. Friendliest staff on hand to always help with sizes, etc!!!

A friend had recommended Vida Moulin as a cute boutique to shop at. The first time I went it said…read moreit was open according to yelp, but when I arrived it was closed with a sign in the door. I was a little bummed but went to Whicker Goddess instead and purchased an adorable vintage silk dress. The next time I attempted to go, I purposely chose on a Saturday at 12:00 noon to make sure it would be open. When I entered I was the only one patron. As I opened the door I didn't see any workers or other shoppers and walked further into the. Two workers were talking in the back and made their way out from the back. One said a quiet hello. The other worker didn't acknowledge me or stop talking to the 2nd worker. I casually looked at the clothing racks but didn't see anything I needed but they do have some cute clothes. I did however purchase a plastic vintage green looking oil bottle. It was $39 marked down from $65. When I paid they both did thank me for stopping in. I honestly liked the vibe better at the Whicker Goddess and another boutique several doors down and the shop purveyors at both those locations were so sweet and engaging. But if I go back to the little plaza again I would go into Vida Moulin again, as it is a cute boutique. I liked the decor and home items there more than the clothing choices.

Excellent service. Very stylish clothing and accessories. I am never disappointed when I shop…read morethere, always going home happy.

Great selection of plus size clothes. The inventory changes regularly. I love their jewelry too.read more

Great selection of women's clothing, shoes, jewelry, bags and accessories!! Lots of beautiful,…read morecolorful pieces for travel and comfort!! Great price points!! Best and friendliest, most helpful staff. 2 locations

The new location is so different. They are selling estate items at a discount, children's jean…read morejackets, cards and candles amongst other odds and ends. Still an abundance of clothing items to look through but not as many dressy items. Purses and shoes are available...some shoes for $25 (limited)...get 'em why you can. Enjoy a local store!!!!!

We absolutely loved this shop! We're visiting Phoenix and had the honor of being rung ip by the…read moresweetest kiddos! I definitely recommend coming here if you love to thrift!

I'd been aware of this shop online for a long time and was excited to finally visit in person and…read moretry things on (especially since their online shop says no returns), and I ended up buying a pair of shorts. I absolutely did not expect what happened when I entered the store. Instead of a normal welcome, the owner, Cory, who I had never met and did not recognize, immediately started talking about my past. She said she remembered me from over ten years ago being out with an ex and asked what that former boyfriend did to me, all in front of her friend, without even introducing herself. That relationship was sexually, emotionally, and financially abusive, and being put on the spot to talk about it in front of strangers felt intrusive, humiliating, and misogynistic. For a business that markets itself as feminist and inclusive, pressuring a survivor to discuss domestic violence in a casual way upon entering the store did not feel trauma‑informed or supportive of women to me. On top of that, the in‑store selection did not feel worth it to me. As I went through the racks, the items looked like leftover pieces that didn't make it onto the online shop, and the prices for basics (like denim shorts) were closer to double what I usually pay for similar items at other vintage or thrift stores. For me, the combination of the pricing and how I was treated made the experience not worth repeating. Later, I recognized one of the shop's regular models, Sadie (their "resident redhead" model, as Cory calls her on social media), as the same person who approached me at my workplace after this store encounter. She came up to me in an intense, passive‑aggressive way and interjected while I was in the middle of helping a customer. We do not know each other and I did not recognize her. Having someone who represents the shop insert herself at my workspace like that felt intimidating and boundary‑crossing. Having my traumatic former relationship brought up by strangers while I was just trying to shop, and then being approached again later at my job by someone associated with the shop, has had a real psychological impact on me. The repeated boundary‑crossing and the sense that strangers were acting like they know me when I did not recognize them at all has been upsetting and destabilizing. This is not what I expect from a business that promotes a feminist brand image.

I'd like to personally thank you for treating me as a second class person. Nothing better than…read moreservice that politely implies you should go to a cheap store, because you do not dress like X or the idea that you do not want to spend anything over 275 for a pair of jeans is beneath us. I went from that pp because they didn't have my waist of 35, which they told me was the most popular to another brand which the salesperson noted was "cheaper". They somewhat fit, but she said I had really skinny legs. And honestly it just didn't look good on me As I was departing she brought up a story which said I should look at Walmart for jeans because they are only 35. She mentioned Nordstrom Rack because they are cheaper and when I explained that I'd just go over to Nordstrom, the Rack was brought up again, and yep Walmart. Treating someone as At Ease did, doesn't empower any good vibes. In fact, they do the complete opposite.

At Ease is a great men's store. They have a wide variety of…read morepopular brands. Very good pricing on everything from head to toe.

Some cool stuff and nice service! good vibe to go shop around. We bought some clothes, there is a…read morelarge range for price but a good selection. Great experience would go again.

Stopped in today and this place was cool! Prices seemed a little higher than other vintage shops in…read morethe area, but this is probably due to the specific items they have. Was fun looking around and it is well organized. Would definitely come back!

I didn't buy a dress, but I stopped in just to check it out. They had a very nice selection of…read moredresses and I could see myself recommending this to my female friends, and if for some reason I ever need to buy a dress, this is where I would go. The lady who was working there was very helpful and kind.

They carry vintage inspired dresses from England, the Netherlands, and Australia. They also have…read morehats, shoes, purses, and jewelry. I bought two dresses which came out to $325. The dresses they have come in styles ranging from the 1920's to 1960's. Very classic looks, and so beautiful! Sohayla and Julie provided excellent service, especially Sohayla who was very personable and friendly.