IMMEDIATE disclosure. If anyone would like to buy me cute gifts or cards, this place is loaded with…read morethem. I've followed Crafty Wonderland on Instagram since they opened. And yet I've never been. Until today. I probably saved quite a bit of money by doing that too!! The items they sell are made by small local artists and businesses, so they're not cheap. They're worth buying and supporting our local community. Service was as great as everything else was. We had a good laugh as we were checking out. I LOVE this place and definitely will return.

A marvelous little shop full of locally designed and created items…read more Some of the funniest cards I've seen in ages.

Such an interesting and unique spot to get yourself or any of your loved ones unique gifts made in…read moreWashington. They have everything that you can look for sunglasses, candles, hot sauce, you name it. Things inside the store are a little bit more pricey however they're worth the staff. Doesn't really come around super often as there's typically always a line at the counter.

Super cute local items in a boutique environment / setting…read moreWould consider to support locals if possible

This store is pretty great if you are looking for a quality made thing though it will set you back…read more It is a bit towards the bougie side of things though, I won't lie - there were quite a few items I would love to own... best example was about $300 for this 'fruit bowl' that was formulated various sized wood balls structured together (I captured a photo)... I have never seen anything like it and genuinely, if your are like me and like to keep a pear, a few apples and an orange on hand but want them to last - this is not only amazing looking but perfect!! I did purchase a few smaller items. The first was a felt coaster which is so perfect! They have an array of different colors - my choice was a gorgeous burgundy and I loved being able to buy just one. I have coasters for guests which is a whole set but for my daily iced drink covered in condensation, this is so perfect. The card says they are made in Germany by a company called Parkhaus and how to care for and clean the coaster. The other item was a greeting card which I intend to frame. Vancouver Washington artist Claudia Moore makes the cards with foraged leaves and seeds. This is a great spot if you are looking for something unique as a gift or for your home. They also have some very nice cleaning solutions and bath products. There is a well thought, small selection of purses and bags.

Best Design shop in Portland. I go back again and again, especially if I want a unique, high…read morequality gift.

Nicely curated boutique with helpful staff. Pricing from moderate to slightly higher.read more

Lovely boutique on NE Fremont with LOTS of clothing in various styles, and a large selection of…read morejeans against the back wall. Clothing is high quality and so expect the price tag to reflect that. They also sell accessories like affordable jewelry from local artisans, unique scarves, shoes/boots/sandals and even an assortment of wonderful hand reams and candles that smell so good! The other day I had to buy a pitchuli scented candle because it reminded me of my youth! Like any store, some of the clothing works for me and some doesn't. We all have to know our own bodies and what fits best. What I like about adorn most is that they have a variety of styles because they know women's bodies come in a variety of shapes! I try to stop in several times a year to see what's new, when I need a special outfit or a gift for a friend. This week I bought a pair of Mia slides that are waterproof, perfect for after my swims, and they have a Birkenstock footbed making them super comfortable with support for my feet. Love them! Just $30 and in a very on trend rose gold color with white buckles. Wore them to the pool the next day and a little girl complimented me! Too cute. My only complaint is that the store is so packed with items that when trying on shoes, there was nowhere to put the boxes while trying them on in front of the mirror. A sales clerk ended up vclearing off a stool so I could place my potential shoes there as I tried on different sizes and styles. They have several locations (downtown, SE Clinton) and it's worth visiting them all!

This shop had some really interesting gifts and things to buy. They also have a lot of gift…read morewrapping options like bags, tissue paper, and fun/unique wrapping paper! Lots of cards too. I also saw jewelry, puzzles, candles and some other fun items for purchase. There was also a sale section with some really good deals. Everyone working was very nice and helpful! The shop was kind of busy when I went in on a Friday around 1pm. I would definitely recommend this place if you're looking for something different to get for someone.

I love coming in here anytime I'm on Hawthorne. This gift shop has an incredible selection of just…read moreabout everything you could possibly want. I love their local artisan jewelry, they have an outstanding selection of Portland T-shirts, they have beautiful paper, wrapping paper, crystals, greeting cards, kids gifts... The employees are always, super friendly and the store has a good flow so that it doesn't feel uncomfortable even when there are a ton of people inside. Well worth your time to drop in here.

Purchased prisim garment online based on the photos. The garment is not sold as pictured and the…read morecompany chooses not to show the image as sheer which is it. When you reach out to them they suggest you purchase a slip. This dress is $158 after shipping AND it does not stand alone, AND it took 8 weeks to recieve. DISAPPOINTING! At no point will any slip I purchace give it the same or similar effect or and it will alter the fit. They have refused a refund, however at this point I do not trust the brand and would not want to own any of their products. Would not suggest shopping here unless you see the product in person.

I'd actually give less of a star if i could so badly I have been mistreated or rather ignored by…read morethem. Frankly I've had better service from robots. So I bought some huaraches that were the usual size that I wear except these were too big. I remember after ordering them that I wished there was a size chart on the site, but there wasn't and I was crushed when the twelves arrived with a large enough gap to sneak a small clown in there. I reached out to them twice and NOTHING. Unserviceable negligent scum. I told them I am going to write them a bad review so here I am. Avoid, they don't deserve business.

I love this place! They have the most fun stuff. A lot of kitschy items in various styles. Think…read morequeer, T-Swift, strong women, dogs, cats, plants, PDX and more! I can, and have spent a lot of time looking at every item. They are more fairly priced for a local owned shop than most as well. The staff is always so friendly, and they have shop pug who is the cutest little guy ever! He loves pets! Do yourself a favor and stop in here for yourself or for fun gifts/cards!

Wow, I was not expecting this experience when we walked in…read more On our wait for breakfast at Tin Shed we wondered into this shop. I wanted to buy like - EVERYTHING! Additionally, Chatting with Felicia was effortless and entertaining. I normally hate chatty shop owners or staff. However, I was taken back by the authenticity and genuine feel of my visit. I'm covered for birthday card till June! Diana

A fabulous boutique like one you would find in NYC or San Francisco, not typically in Portland…read more The clothing and accessories are carefully curated, bringing together a refined collection of high quality items in shades of black, cream, gray, camel and white. The prices are in the high side, especially for Portland, but a cashmere cardigan for $400 is the going rate. The boutique is bright, clean and has an industrial vibe. It's easy to browse through the racks of clothing which line the parameter on racks in a color coordinated fashion. The cashmere dresses are scrumptious! Beautiful in color, texture and style; refined elegance, classic, timeless. Even cashmere loungewear, perfect for staying comfy and warm during these long days spent at home. Kayla, the young woman working that day, was super helpful and pleasant. She easily engages in conversation and provides assistance, if that is your mode of shopping. And also gives one the freedom to browse at their leisure with no pressure to purchase, which is my preference. We visited on MLK Day and were there specifically to see what Oliveve handbags were available since I had recently come across this brand while shopping at the House of Lolo in Palm Desert. Kayla immediately recognized my Jasper bag! The Oliveve bags have a modern design, clean lines, and my bag is made of neutral colored pebbled leather. It's the perfect bag to use while shopping as it is a cross body style yet as large as a tote and holds a lot. That day there was only one Olivevebag available, a black handbag with tan wrapped handles, and my friend immediately claimed it! I'll have to go online (Oliveve.com) to buy my next one, the black oiled Italian leather Eva bag, which I've had my eye on for a few months. In addition to the clothing, they have a small selection of unique jewelry and other accessories like boots, tassels to add to your handbags, hats, belts and scarves. Even a small but unique selection of home decor items like textured throws, pillows, candles, woven baskets and trays, perfume and vases.p to adorn your home. Located on NW 11th in The Pearl District, it's around the corner from the main shopping area so unless you know it's there, you may not stumble upon it. It's worth seeking out if you want to add quality clothing to your wardrobe that you can wear season after season. And while you are there, definitely check out the jewelry, boots and the Oliveve handbags!

You know you are in the Pearl District when you step into a spacious shop with little and very…read moreexpensive inventory. There really is not that much to choose from as the theme here is obviously minimalist. The few things they do have are lovely and for me, priced completely unreasonably. Like I am going to spend almost $1000 on a wool trench coat with some leather trim? Sure, it's a sharp looking coat. But good God, I know we are in the Pearl but is anyone going to spend that much? Maybe I am just not hip with the times and people really do spend that kind of money on a random coat, if so, I beg your pardon. It would be cool if your shop had goods that "normal" people like me, I know I am throwing the term normal around quite loosely but folks probably get my gist. My budget for a really nice and very unique coat is more like $500.00 Unless you are selling Versace or something, consider rethinking your price points. It's just that I see so many shops like this come and go because nobody is going to really shop there. 2015 - Review # 98