Fine Things is one of my favorite stores! They offer a beautiful selection of clothing, jewelry,…read moreand home (or cabin) décor. The store is family-owned, and the owners are always warm, welcoming, and friendly. Shopping there is a wonderful experience, and I always enjoy browsing their unique and carefully chosen items. Make sure to stop and see this adorable store in Arnold!!!!

Very nice store! It's been updated in both appearance and selection of items. A fine find and a…read moremust visit.

Columbia Clothiers & Emporium is a great spot in town. There are so many item inside that I wasn't…read moreeven expecting, like the full array of vintage clothes, besides the historical 1800's accurate pieces you can get too. I really love all of the GORGEOUS glass wares displayed on the back walls. Jake was inside, and while I didn't need his assistance, he was very amiable and helpful to others. Definitely stop in.

Love the atmosphere here and the ladies are so sweet!!! Bought some fabric and I will be back for…read moremore!

My friends & I recently took a visit to the quaint town of Sonora & shopped at a few stores on the…read moremain street. We were thrilled to pop into Heel to Toe Boutique not only for the exquisite clothing they feature, but, the outstanding customer service provided by Debra. She is such an exceptional, kind, caring & knowledgeable member of the boutique and with all heart!! My friends & I left the store with beautiful UGG slippers and with the feeling as though we gained a new friend in Debra. It is because of her superior customer service that we will definitely be visiting the town/store again.

I really love this store and stop here every time I'm in Sonora! They have a really lovely…read moreselection of casual to dressy clothing, shoes, purses and accessories. They carry David Kahn jeans, Sweet Pea tops & dresses to name a couple. Everything is neatly displayed on racks, tables or cases. The clothing hanging is always ironed & free of wrinkles! You're always warmly greeted when you enter, are left to browse at your leisure and graciously helped when needed. Often, Nikki, the owner is there and is very friendly and helpful in putting outfits together and giving opinions while you're trying on clothing. I love that they offer manicures & pedicures and would love to have one next time I'm in the area (I'll update if I do). It's best to make an appointment, but if they have time, they'll accept walk-ins. They have 2 plush pedicure chairs. There is also an aesthetician who does facials & waxing by appointment.

I never leave here empty-handed…read more NEVER. I adore buying gifts for friends, loved ones, and of course myself - in this magical oasis of goodness. From Soul Cards, to soft turkish towels, to tye-dye hats, to elegant earrings, to playful wall hangings, to heavenly bath salts, to educational bags, to salt lamps and much much more - I am in my essence when I am in the essense of this store. Thank you for bringing so much joy to me and the Twain Harte area - Earthly Essentials. Trust.

Love this store and the employees. They have amazing stuff. Great gifts. I could spend all day in…read morehere shopping.

Wonderful shop with everything clean and organized. I got there just 20 minutes before they closed…read moreat 5:00. But the sales gal was gracious and kind and said not to worry. I found several things I loved and left with a wonderful bargain. I will return again! I felt the prices are better than most consignment store I shop.

We're back open when I went back in July and still had a terrific range of items and did not walk…read moreout empty handed. Sandy was there, lovely as ever. I hope she continues to get customers as this place is a gem.

Anyone who knows me knows that I have a thing for handbags. I also have a thing for clothes,…read moreshoes, makeup, pampering and fine dining but those vices will have to wait for another review another time. I popped in Sac a Main Handbags to check out what offerings they had. Unfortunately, there was nothing that I took a fancy to. I prefer designer bags like Kate Spade. Alas, Kate was not to be found here. Many people do like this store though. It won an award for being a favorite store in Calaveras County. Good for them! Even though I didn't find anything that fit my style or taste, they did have quite a selection of bags to choose from. Which is what one wants from a store, isn't it?

Sac à Main has changed its name and look. It's now called " ... and then some". There's the newly…read moreexpanded Man Cave, fashions up to size 3X, seasonal accessories for all hipsters and geezers, the largest selection of Baggallini in Northern California ... and then some ! Since 2003

I am absolutely in love with this spot…read more In fact I was am so smitten with this gem - that I dedicated all of today to browsing this wonderland. Kathy and Steve have curated the most magical assortment of magical finds in this unique store. I could spend hours (which I in fact did) exploring this spot. There are always new things being dropped off or added to this fun business - so definitely be sure to stop in often and soak up some of the amazing vibes that Kathy gives away freely. Thank you Kathy for making my week! Your positivity is contagious! Trust.

Great little shop located on Highway 108 and next to another thrift shop, so there's two places in…read moreone easy stop. Well curated and offering some very cool vintage finds, from apparel to housewares -- prices are reasonable, too.

I went into the store with a girlfriend and our daughter's. I felt judged right away from how the…read morewoman at the register was looking at us. We are here camping so we are not "put together" like we usually are. The woman proceeded to follow us to the other side of the store where the shoes are and straight watched us like we were going to steal something. Very disappointing to be treated that way. Will never go back.

I don't want to pick stars. I like that Kristine's continues to be a thoughtfully curated selection…read moreof clothing, shoes, and jewelry for women. They have shifted to more fast fashion for lower price point options as I am shifting to sustainable slow fashion which has made it harder for me to shop there but I still feel they bring in products that end up being in my core rotation. But after a couple of trips with a friend there who asked, 'why do you go back when they treat you like that? I realized it's never been a comfortable experience to shop there. I am not the picture of a customer I see them treat with esteem and care--I like clothes and fashion in general but seem to always end up being half my Florida beach roots in the end and am not polished or 'on point' in my look. My friend pointed out how women who were that look were treated compared to me. Twice. She was right and I had always felt that way there but I thought that wasn't really my problem and who cares? But it stuck in my craw and after a recent very poor experience with a sales person who I typically enjoy, I quit going. Maybe she had a bad day but it felt ugly. I decided to quit going because of the customer service and my own personal shift to buying fashion that is more sustainable and ethical.