Originally stopped by to get some old Birkenstocks rebuilt. Turn around was scheduled for one week…read morebut the shoemaker had an issue and they would be later. I was ok with them being shipped to me as I lad to leave before they'd be ready. The shoemaker, and the shop went overboard to get them ready before I left. The downside was that when I went back y wife wound up buying two pairs of shoes, including a Blundstone model that I'd never heard of after wearing them for over thirty years. Extremely impressive stock of styles. And the service was first rate.

The women are extremely kind and helpful. Good selection of Birkenstocks. Nothing on sale…read moreunfortunately but I understand. It's a small business

Great selection. Great prices.Selection is decent. It varies…read morefrom mediocre to fabulous!You have to get lucky. If you do, you can save a substantial Amount of money.Most of the time I am very happy with what I Find. It may not be exactly what I wanted but it was close enough that I couldn't pass it up.I usually go there 5-6 times a year and buy buy 4-6 Pairs on average. I have been doing this for many years.

Great for Shoes, Not Much Else…read more First off, this employee store is much harder to get into than the Columbia or Adidas employee stores. It's pretty rare that I get a pass -- usually it's through my 107ist membership -- so I end up going maybe once a year, if that. On the plus side, there's plenty of parking and the store itself is clean and well organized. The clothing selection is definitely trendy... maybe too trendy. It feels geared more toward teenagers and young adults. I've visited a few times now and honestly haven't found any apparel that interests me. A lot of it comes off as flashy. I was hoping to see more outfits tied to big events like the Winter Olympics or the World Cup, but while they did have a few jackets and pants, they were pretty boring overall. The real draw here is the shoes. About half the store is dedicated to footwear, and there are some really nice options. Most shoes are around 40% off, with the non-discounted pairs clearly marked. Prices on display shoes usually range from about $145-$220, so you can do the math to decide if it's worth it. Even with discounts, many pairs still start around $80 and go up from there. Clothing, on the other hand, still felt overpriced even after the employee store markdowns. I've been here three times now and still haven't bought a single thing. In comparison, I've purchased multiple items at other brand employee stores. That said, if you're already planning to buy Nike shoes, this can definitely be a solid deal. One standout positive: the employees have always been very friendly and helpful.

Kathryn was great to work with! She altered two dresses for me in under three weeks. One was a…read morebridesmaid dress and the other a special occasion that I wore to the rehearsal dinner for the wedding I was in. My bridesmaid dress was still too long at the second fitting so Kathryn offered to deliver it to my home directly, which she did, and the dress was perfect! She is a great seamstress and provides excellent customer service.

Is it just me or is it incredibly difficult to get something tailored in a fast and cost effective…read moremanor? I made an appointment with the woman who contracts her alterations through this store. She was nice but way overpriced and it defensive when I challenged her prices. All unneeded was the waist taken in, back east that's under 20$, 12$ in the hood. She wanted 20$ plus 15$? I asked her why there was an additional add on and she explained how 'hard' taking in a waist band is. I don't think she realizes I've been getting that alteration done for 10 years and could do it myself if I had a machine. Won't be back to see her but the store overall is super cute and the Irish lady who runs is is very sweet.

This is a strange way to start a positive review, but I need to say - this is not my kind of thrift…read morestore. I like the sort of sprawling and overfilled place where you might have to dig through a lot of junk, but you may be rewarded with a piece of exceptionally inexpensive treasure. This place is actually what it states in the name - a secondhand boutique. Most items are fairly affordable, all are in good condition, and each one has been thoughtfully chosen for its style and quality. The items tend toward a more classic and conservative style. The people who work here seem quite friendly. I didn't buy anything - but I would absolutely recommend it to someone looking for a boutique shopping experience rather than classic thrifting.

This little boutique is nestled in acute little house in Beaverton. I was greeted by Tanya, who…read moreexplained that it is a nonprofit and all proceeds go to the veterans. I'm fairly basic, classic kind of girl, and there was plenty of clothes here that fit that criteria. Lots of different rooms in the house including an upstairs that housed jeans, dresses, exercise wear and more. Everything is clean, pressed and in great shape. I will be back for sure. Great value for the quality you are getting. You will not be disappointed.

Umm, this place is awesome! If you need inexpensive gymnastics or ballet outfits for your kids,…read moreHalloween costumes, or Zumba gear for 90's night, your gonna be thrilled! I needed gear for a 90's Zumba party and I got a full outfit for $17!!!! Everything was new and everyone was asking me where I got my gear. They sell recital costumes for $10! Tops and bottoms are only $5 each and I even got accessories for $1. Some of the retail on the items range from $5-$100! I'm so glad I found this place. I'm taking my 2&5 year old girls shopping, they are going to go nuts!!

I've been wondering why it feels so good to shop at Consign Couture and it's because this shop is…read moreeverything that the "buy local" ethos is about: It feels good to buy from a store where the owner says hello and knows your name. It feels good to have all the details attended to, so you can show up and browse curated, consistently high quality clothes, in a lovely store with the friendliest staff. It feels good to know you're not contributing to the massive excess and waste of the fashion industry by buying pre-loved clothes (that also benefit the consigners!) It feels good to support an entrepreneur and her vision - when you intentionally chose to shop at small businesses, it keeps the dreams of our community alive. It feels good when businesses operate with values that support and welcome everyone - and you can feel the integrity, inclusion and equity that are the literal fabric of this store.

This is one of the best consignment stores Portland has to offer! I never walk out empty handed…read more They have a great selection of designer and quality brands at fair prices and the quality is as if you're buying something new with tags. I stop by no less than once a month to see what's new!

As soon as you walk in it's like a whole different world in here. There's so many adorable…read moretrinkets, pins, clothes and just so much stuff to look through! The prices were insanely good, I got a medieval-looking satchel there for only $30 which is unheard of. The level of detail on the items they sell is phenomenal. Plus all their pins and stickers are so cute! The store is nice and calm, I loved the vibe I got while I was in there. The employees were polite and mostly just worked on whatever projects they were doing while still greeting people and answering questions. I'd recommend this place to anyone to check out if you're in the area, I know I'll be back soon too!

Each vintage shop I run across has it's own specialties, with Forager being heavy into well curated…read morewomen's clothes. As I'm not practically knowledgeable enough in Gayle's current tastes and size (danger danger Will Robinson!), I skipped all that and settled on a very nice fox-themed coin wallet. The shop is well curated, nicely staffed, and for what interested me, a very good value.

i always find super cute outfits here! the store is very organized and the staff is super friendly…read moreand kind:)

So I took my daughter to do a little thrifting last week. She was looking for some jeans, and me? I…read morewas looking to pop some tags and find a come up. Yeah i know i say that a lot lately, but you can thank Macklemore for that. Anyway she found a sweater that she liked, but I was unable to find any treasures. My mistake was walking around for 20 minutes before i realized I had to turn the trades. My delay probably made the overall time 30-45 mins longer because it got busier while I was zoning out. When all was said and done went up to the counter for about $6 credit for the one item. Thing was, we had two pairs of jeans in the tote. When I mentioned this to the cashier she looked puzzled. She went back and realized that one pair didn't qualify for trade. It was kind of odd that they were seperated, but we got it back to go to Goodwill. Overall we got about 1/3 value of what they were gonna sell the jeans for so I guess that is good.