Would not recommend to a friend. Poor customer service and a little too overpriced even for a local…read moreboutique. I support local business but I'd rather spend my money where the staff is more helpful. I'm sorry but Motif's is a miss for me.

I love Katie and the staff at Motif's. They are a great source for fine gifts and also when you…read moreneed great sheets or towels. I have never been disappointed in either service or product when shopping at Motif's.

Love this place - great selection and very reasonable prices. I have found some wardrobe staples…read morehere. I'm from out of town and now make sure to visit every time I'm in Great Falls!

Always a great place to shop! Good quality lightly used clothes and friendly shop attendant…read more Rarely do I walk out of there empty handed and if I'm looking for something in particular, that they do not have, they always give me advise on what stores might have it.

Wayne is very helpful, even called around to other stores for something I was looking for. He is…read morevery knowledgeable. Large store with all kinds of antiques and collectibles. Clean does not smell. We have been there several times when we come to Great Falls.

So many amazing things. Such good quality! Love this place, wish I knew about it sooner.read more

This unique store is a thrift store and consignment shop. It's like shopping in your neighbor's…read moregarage, and has that Mom & Pop appeal.

Small town comic shops are always a good time. Kelly's has a nice mix of old and new comics, model…read morekits to paint, and other toys and trinkets. The staff was friendly and informative.

I moved to Great Falls last week and went into Kelly's Comics today to get the new X-Men comic. I…read moreabsolutely adore the comic book store in Missoula and could not wait to explore what the Electric City had to offer. However, immediately upon entering the establishment, there was a prickly atmosphere. There were two individuals working -- an older gentleman and a middle aged man -- and the younger of the two was speaking to two customers at the counter. I perused the selection for about 10-15 minutes, all the while I could hear the conversation between the men at the counter. Initially, their conversation consisted solely of complaints and frustrations at members of the community. As a recent transplant to Great Falls, I didn't recognize any of the names they gave, but it was troubling how openly (and loudly) they projected their harsh and sharp words. Their conversation made the entire shop feel suffocating, like I couldn't escape their tense and venomous energy no matter where I went. Nonetheless, I found a few comics I liked and approached the counter behind the older gentleman who was working the register. It was then that my experience took a nose-dive. The men at the counter - the middle aged gentlemen who worked at the store and the two customers - had begun discussing movies and the lack of quality films currently out. The man working at Kelly's Comics immediately blamed China and Hollywood for this issue, peppering in several expletives directed at several institutes, people, and groups. He continued, saying that no scripts will get turned into movies if they criticize "the Wuhan virus" and complained that he couldn't even call it "the Kung Fu virus, when that's what it is!" before commiserating with the customer about how some people can't accept these hard truths. It was at this point that I left the line, returned my comics to the shelves, and exited the store. During that time, the conversation escalated beyond aggressive complaining and became nothing more than ruthless racism from both the worker and the customers directed at Asian people, going so far as to blame an entire race for the coronavirus. The comments they made only grew more and more disgusting until I left the store and closed the door behind me. I was truly disappointed that a culture like this is allowed, fostered, and excused at Kelly's Comics. I can only deduce that they have not read the X-Men comics they sell, or perhaps they just weren't paying attention to the extended metaphor of prejudice and oppression that's central to the Children of the Atom. While I heard many troubling things from these three individuals, there were four other people in the store when I left and as many as ten when I arrived (at least one of these was a fellow coworker of the man aiming expletives at Asian people). All these people did not bat an eye at this exchange, and in fact several contributed to it, illustrating that this is not an individual issue but rather a larger culture in this establishment that results in such brazen behavior on a casual Saturday morning. If you ever go to Missoula, look up the comic book store in town. They know how to treat customers well. Even if we ignore everything that was said, I was in that store for over 15 minutes and never had anyone speak to me, even when I returned my comics and left. I received several stares from employees and customers, but was quickly given a cold shoulder, a turned back, or they avoided eye-contact. It was quite clear that I was not welcome in that store and they foster an environment that I have no desire returning to. Like most people who enjoy comics, I give more money than I have so that I can enjoy this thing I absolutely love - and so I will not be giving my money to those who would use their business to degrade others and belittle their own customers. I expected more from people with such great reading material at their disposal. I suggest you re-read X-Men, learn something, and do better.

This review is for their booth in the Sacred Sheep 2024 fiber festival…read more I have avoided getting any fiber from this place due to a previous friend who poo-poo'ed them. Boy I had no idea what I was missing all of these years. A different, long term friend convinced me to get their yarn to go with a demo "jacket" they had on display. I just love the color and feel of the worsted yarn. Can't wait to start it..it is in my queue to knit. The person at the booth was super helpful. Loved all the samples they had out. I thought I was getting more than I needed, which would then allow me to make a hat too, but looking at the pattern closer, it says to allow for 10.5" ease, so I probably will need to get a couple of more skeins. Hope they have ones still with the same dye lot. Will probably update this post once I start knitting with it to share my thoughts on their yarn. They are a bit pricey, but am hoping I feel it is worth it!

What's great find on my national parks trip! The store is beautifully lit and laid out and the…read morestaff is very knowledgeable. Great selection of rustic and indie dyed yarns. Had to resist due to space but I did snag some tourist yarn.

Lovely shop with lovely staff. I've been looking for a specific type of yarn and they had exactly…read morewhat I needed that Michaels would never carry. The associate who helped me was very knowledgeable and helped me pick the best yarn for my project and needs. Love!

Quick update to say I received the piece and have been wearing it daily for several months now. Its…read morejust beautiful. Paul did a fantastic job. If ever in Great Falls again, I'll be sure to return to Crown Jewelers. A very professional and pleasant experience from beginning to end. Thank you!