Came here looking for a traditional outfit for a wedding I was attending in India. The owner was on…read morethe phone when I walked in, so there wasn't much of a greeting. I did a lap around the store - passed by the more expensive lehengas in the back corner and ended up towards the front to ask questions. I am plus sized so one look at me and the owner was like no sorry we don't have anything in your size. I didn't question anymore and walked out. I then came back to the store a second time with friends who were also attending the wedding who were looking for something to wear and the owner was a lot more attentive to them. She even tried to pick out some things that she thinks would have fit. I just wish the customer service was consistent whether I came with friends who could fit into the clothes vs just myself. I would say. if you are on the smaller side, this could be a great resource for traditional clothing or jewelry depending on how much you are willing to spend.

I've been here several times now and have bought some beautiful items. Also everyone is so helpful…read more As someone who loves Indian clothing, having traveled to India, I find it best to buy clothes in person instead of online. They have a great selection and many assorted sizes.

I went to the Tsawwassen Mills with my wife last weekend. That is where I found this store…read more Perunian/Bolivian style clothing with great quality in many sizes. I also have to say that the friendliness of the employee was incredible.

I wear kilts & only kilts. I have been wearing Utilikilts for over 20yrs. They are by & far my…read morefavorite kilts. Always a great selection in stock on their website. Caitlyn, aka "Mrs Utilikilt" has always been so friendly, whether on the phone or via text/email. Are these kilts expensive? Yup. Do they last & last for decades? Absolutely!

Bought a Utilikilt from this establishment today. Wonderful, cool, lots of pockets (some detach)…read more They no longer have the flagship store in Pioneer Square but they do take appointments for fittings at their current location in Seattle just off Elliott Ave near the cruise ship port. The fitter was funny, efficient, and discussed history, types and even showed us the original utilikilt! High quality kilts. Three main types: Spartan Workman Survival (I got one of these in a two tone - love it!) If you want Carhartt quality, go with the Workman. Wow, those have some hardcore fabric from the same mill as Carhartt and are heavy duty! They might seem expensive but when you break down cutting fabric, sewing, attaching hardware, it's really worth it. It takes 1-¾ hrs just to sew one. Oh, I am definitely a pirate!

Went there twice looking a simple sari. My first visit the store came across a little business so…read moreservice was slow actually one got no service so I decided to go back the second time. Store was empty and service sucked. They need to grasp what customer service means. If you are serving a customer you give full attention not walk away and serve the next person that walked in. My son who is 5 picked up a plastic container that was displayed and the sales associate just yelled at him to place it down. I turned around and said its plastic it won't break secondly if it got damaged I would pay for it so no need to yell at him. Not all little children are misbehaved there are few that are disciplined. I am never going back there.

I went here looking for a few different items.. some casual wear some party wear. What i found was…read morethe largest selection of indian clothing in Seattle! As an American I can sometimes find indian clothing a little confusing when it comes to Sarees and how they are shipped so here I was able to get all of my questions answered and they do all of the necessary stitching and adjustments, too! The prices are comparable to shopping online, only if you buy here you don't have to pay for shipping and you have your selection in hand. Its win-win. It looks like they are still decorating their space since the shop is only 3 months old but I would definitely recommend this to anyone looking for indian clothing. They also have a lovely selection of jewelry, too that when I have more time I want to go back and shop for. The shop owner was there and very helpful when I had questions and the lady working there was super nice and patient while taking my measurements. I'll definitely be going back!

A great store for us Latinos! it has a lot of traditional clothes and traditional decorations from…read moreLatin America. The workers are super kind and hardworking, It's a hit at the mall as well!

What a great addition to Winslow! Cool shop with cool owners. I didn't know they also had a shop in…read morePT so not sure how this compares but I love their selection of items. Mostly clothing and jewelry but they also have soaps, trinkets and snacks. I bought some irish cream coffee which was amazing. Also very fond of the whisky dark chocolate. They have a venue in the back for music as well. Here's to hoping they stay around for a while!

Just visited Bainbridge Island and discovered this little gem. Lots of amazing clothing for men and…read morewomen from Ireland/Scotland/England. No kilts as of yet, but hopefully that will be added to their stock in time.

My boyfriend and I visited a family-owned shop in Kent a few times to purchase traditional outfits…read morefor a wedding in India. Our first visit was on March 9, 2024, where we were warmly welcomed by Sahil - the son. Despite the busy Ramadan and Eid season, we found a wide variety of traditional wear. As a plus-sized individual, my options were somewhat limited, but I was still presented with numerous sarees and kurtas to choose from. After three hours of deciding, we ordered three men's kurtas and a saree, totaling nearly $500, benefiting from a 15% discount for buying four pieces. We took home one kurta immediately since it required no alterations, and we were told the rest would be ready by April 7th. Our subsequent visits, however, were disappointing. On March 16, I returned with a friend and my boyfriend, who needed his green kurta pants hemmed - took less than 30 min. While waiting, I mentioned my excitement about seeing my blouse but received no response from the staff. My friend bought three sarees for $552, but the overall service was lacking. Petticoat is $45 stitched and $10 unstitched. On April 7th, I called to confirm our order's readiness and was told by the owner that it was best to come on Monday April 8th, although he assured me the order was ready. Due to our tight schedule, I insisted on picking it up on Sunday. We ended the call and I asked my boyfriend to call back for confirmation of the pick up. The owner then informed my boyfriend over the phone that the shop did not have the kurtas and firmly suggested he might have taken them home, which was not possible as we had left them for alterations. We sent pictures of the kurtas to the owner for verification. I am pictured in these with a blue saree draped across my body. But it was the only picture that showed my boyfriend's blue kurta selection. When I arrived at the shop, I was met with worried faces and was informed that the two kurtas were missing. They offered a replacement blue kurta, which would take a week to alter, but we didn't have the time. The gray kurta was also missing. Despite the shop's no-refund policy, Sahil refunded us for the missing kurtas. I was then handed a blue saree perfectly wrapped with my name on it. They tried to convince me that I had chosen blue, showing CCTV footage of Sahil following me around the store carrying blue and written notes, confirmation of the picture my boyfriend had sent the shop owner of both of us in blue, but I was certain about the green saree. After showing text messages to Sahil confirming my order, he reluctantly refunded the saree as well. This experience soured what initially seemed like a pleasant journey. I was particularly disappointed as shopping for plus-sized traditional wear is challenging, and I had hoped for a seamless experience. Kent Selection offers great pieces for various occasions, but our order was not prioritized during their busy season. This situation was a significant letdown, especially given the anticipation and importance of our purchases for the wedding.

The owner here is a nasty guy. He was outright rude to me ( Indian) and my fiance ( American)…read more Wouldnt even let us try an outfit, it was a $400+ sherwani. He said he doesnt want the clothes to smell by others trying it. Ironically, the whole store had a bad smell, they were eating food inside the store when we arrived. And the clothes selection was blah. Old dusty stuff that was fashionable 25 years ago in India. No way this establishment has these many legitimate good reviews. Has to be fake. Dont waste your time and energy driving to this place.

A wonderful gift, toy and novelty shop. I've bought gifts from stickers, mugs, stuffed animals,…read morepuzzles, coloring books and fun socks here - a bit on the pricey side but the quality is top notch and well worth the price tag! Lastly, the staff is always so warm and welcoming. I highly recommend stopping into Abracadabra when visiting PT.

SUPER FUN! So much…read morestuff to catch the eye...Toys, Puzzles, Books, Clothing (awesome Socks), Mugs, Tchotchkes! Just go in and be entertained