A fun place to come spend time gift shopping or looking for unique or crafty home decor. They have…read moreseveral friendly staff available to help you find the perfect gift or point you in the right direction if you're looking for something specific. It's helpful because they have such a large array of merchandise that it can be a bit overwhelming trying to looking at every single item. The store has been open for several years. Hands down they have the largest and best selection of house and garden flags which brings me beck several times a year through the seasons. If you've never been here, come check out this gem in North Augusta! They also sell Yankee Candles, jewelry and countless other trinkets and collectibles.

It's an amazing store friendly staff good prices I just love kit and caboodle's I just love this…read morestore

Absolutely love this shop! It's about an hour drive for me, but so worth it. It has a diverse…read moreoffering of quality, well-priced items, and the displays are lovely and ever-changing. There is something for everyone and for all age groups. Speciality clothing, wreaths, jewelry, stationary, journals, garden /home decor, seasonal ornaments as well as one-of-a-kind, handmade pottery, handbags, and candle displays- just to name a few of the items I saw on my excursion this afternoon. If you enjoy finding something "special," this shop is for you.

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This was such a great gift shop! They had so many cool South Carolina related items that I wish…read morethat it was its own standalone store. I loved their selection of South Carolina hats, artworks, household items, clothing, etc. Also, as a philatelist, (one who loves mail) this is one of the few places in Columbia to buy postcards (and they're affordable as well!) They also had a lot of cool Carolina and Clemson merchandise, as well as items that highlight the history of the state of South Carolina. All-in-all, it was a great store, and my only complaint is that it's not its own standalone location! Would highly recommend!

Cotton Mill Exchange is often thought of as the gift shop located within the South Carolina State…read moreMuseum. However, it's really more than that. It doesn't just handle museum related items and souvenirs. Its inventory is related to everything of the entire State of South Carolina. As they state, they've "...explored every corner of the state to bring you the best of South Carolina," and from what I've seen they have done that and then some. It's a really big store and has most everything one can think of that would be South Carolina related and most of the goods are of superior quality, not just cheap Chinese built trinkets. But the best part is the selection. They have everything from jewelry to clothing to home decorator items and the staff is more than willing to assist. It's really one of the better shops I've seen within or a part of any public museum.

They have the cutest hand made gifts! I ordered several hand painted ornaments for my friends and…read morefamily, and they were such a big hit! If you're looking for a special gift look no further than Mostly Made In the South! Also the owners are so nice!

What a gem?! Just the cutest little house standing all by itself selling home goods, local food…read moremixes and treats, holiday decorations, classy clothes, and showcasing local artists -- what more could you want? How about the most amazing, sweetest staff, spa services, and more! Don't sleep on giving the pink house a visit. Grab up some leopard print accessories (my favorite!) or a beautiful ornament for your Christmas tree. Keep an eye out for an Open House where you can see friends, meet locals, snack on treats, and maybe even imbibe light libations.

We spent one night in Aiken on a girls trip. 3 Monkeys was #1 on our list of spots to visit. It…read moredidn't disappoint. The ladies were so friendly! The store was beautiful and the variety of items was great. I bought an autographed Very Vera cookbook! She's one of my Southern favorites from Augusta. The prices were less than Atlanta, but the taxes in Aiken are pretty interesting! Check your receipts.

SWEET AND FEMININE!…read more This is an adorable little gift shop, very girly. For those of you who know, it reminds me of Piper Lilies or the shops in downtown Duluth. As soon as I entered the store, I encountered this wonderful smell that could not be captured because it was a mix of candles and scents. It was so inviting! There are a variety of gift ideas here, scarves, perfumes and lotions, scented candles, jewelry, cards, home decor hair accessories, fine table linens, bags and clothing items. Surely they will have the gift item that you are looking for or will make suggestions. These types of shops are always great for males because you get very personalized service and the staff will take the time to make sure that you get an appropriate gift for that special lady. If they don't have it her, she probably doesn't need it! Cute shop, definitely recommended for your gift buying/time to treat myself adventures.

So many Unique gifts and treasures. Some very lovely items to be found here. The gift wrapping is…read morebeautiful. The store moved a few years ago. The actual address is 10017 Pelham Rd #5, Simpsonville, SC

Besides festivals and fairs my wife and I like strange and funky little local gift shops. And this…read moreis the place, located in downtown Simpsonvile across the street from the Baptist church, (seriously isn't that the coolest small town directions?) When you walk in the wonderful smells of soaps and teas fill the air. So many items to choose from, some inexpensive, to WOW! IM GOING TO HAVE TO SELL A CHILD! The lady who owns this place was so pleasant and was eager to find out about us. Typical small town conversation. We found some neat items we could give as gifts and thanked her. We did come back on Sunday to see if we could get one more item, but there was a big sign on the door. Closed for church.Love small towns!So how did we end our day here? We drove to Greenville so I could go to Sullys Steamers!