Love Hollyville! Such a cute little boutique and great selection, but if she doesn't have it in…read morestore, she can probably get it for you! She has access to many of the big name brands in reproduction vintage clothing so I definitely recommend checking her shop out!

From the owner: Our business specializes in bringing you back in time to all things retro and vintage styled, from…read moreclothing, accessories, and decor. Make Hollyville home to all your retro needs.

I love visiting boutique shops when we go on road trips. A quick Yelp search pointed me to Sparrow…read moreCollective. This is a fun shop with lots of unique home goods and apparel for sale. You can also find nice souvenirs at Sparrow. On this visit, I went to their jewelry section and bought a quartz pendant and set of druzy earrings made by local and small business artisans. If I'm in the area, I would return for sure.

This cute little shop has some great gifts. They have everything from locally printed tees, to…read morebooks, to a selection of local loose leaf teas and natural oils and perfumes. I ended up buying some roller ball oils (palo santo oil), headache relief essential oils) and received wonderful service. The shop is cute and cozy and close to a lot of other cool spots (coffee shops, etc). I'll be back to shop some more when I visit MKE.

Huge and impressive selection of fancy dresses, caftans, thobes, hijabs, turbans, perfume, jewelry,…read moreand home decor. Tons of styles and colors to choose from. Linda was incredibly helpful and patient with me as I carefully chose what to get, and she also helped me try on dresses. Prices were fair. This place is so awesome I ended up going twice in one weekend. Will definitely return next time I'm in Milwaukee!

From the owner: Middle Eastern Clothing, Plus Size Clothing…read more Products: Hijabs, Traditional Palestinian Thobes, Jogging Suits, Dresses, Dashiki, Men's Long Sleeve Formal Wear, Kaftans, Perfume, Accessories, Art, Quran and Quran Cases, Denim, Abayas, Under Garments, Jewelry, Crowns, Wall Art, Bakhoor, Purses, Shoes, Scarves, Scarf Pins, Henna, Air Fresheners, Kids Thobes and Abayas, Nail Polish, Make Up. Services: Online Ordering, Shipping. Location Facts: Near the Islamic Society of Milwaukee. Business Description: We're Alameera Fashion Milwaukee, and we're a clothing store here in Milwaukee. We specialize in Middle Eastern clothing. We carry a wide selection of high-quality merchandise at the best prices around! We'd like to personally invite you to stop by and shop around - we're open by appointment only so make your appointment today!

Me and the wife love this place. They have a great selection of clothes, toys, books, playpens,…read morehighchairs, Accessories, bedding, plates, bottles and more. They buy and sell from premi to size 16. They have a point system, for every $10 you spend you earn one point and every ten points gets you $5 reward.

THIS PLACE IS A CLUSTERF*CK!!!…read more This place has the distinction of being the only place meant for kids that's nestled in between a car parts store and a repair shop. My wife didn't believe I was taking her to a kids consignment shop. This is what happens when you buy a garage, turn it into a gym locker room and then throw about a million toys inside. Or at least that's the thought I had when I shuffled around this place. When I say shuffle, I mean it! This place is littered with toys and things all over the place, I spent more time shuffling sideways and stepping over things. I thought that this might of been a freak thing on the Friday I came in, so I returned on Saturday since my wife and I were in the area. It was just as messy early on Saturday than it was the day before. This place is barely organized! Some toys are grouped with other toys, but otherwise clothes are peppered anywhere and everywhere with no rhyme or reason. Scented candles, glade plugins, scented oil, spray air fresher, renuzit, patchouli incense, heck even some car air freshners from the parts store next door I don't care! Please take care of the smell inside the store! It smells like you guys grabbed twenty used sweat socks from the nearby gym, used them to cover the exhaust pipe of a 1977 Chevy Van and then piped that into the store. This is quite possibly the iciest parking lot I've encountered this winter. A little salt would help. I felt like I was in the Super Mario 3 ice level as I slid into the store, juggling the one year old in my arms. Expectant Moms, be wary. Drive by and don't stop! You probably won't even realize you're driving by! I drove by twice before I found it.

Stopped in yesterday while in town before heading to the airport. The shop is set up nicely, super…read moreorganized, great pieces, with some fair prices. They have three rooms: a down stairs and two upstairs locations on opposite sides of the downstairs. I found a dress that was really great and I left it behind but am kicking myself for that. I'll stop back by my next time in town and hope it's still there. I was left to shop and explore, which I appreciate.

Plume vintage is the place to go to for woman's vintage clothing. My first time going I was…read moreextremely impressed. The selection is immaculate. They have 3 separate rooms. On the first floor is blouses, sweaters, and accessories. One room upstairs has skirts, pants and black dresses. The last room has jackets, lingerie, and evening apparel. I would categorize the vintage clothes as upscale vintage not really granola vintage. The decor throughout is gorgeous. It's very 80s class decor and they have lovely couches and rugs throughout. Also can't forget the service. The cashier was extremely helpful and even helped me choose between sunglasses.

Kevin was very helpful and so pleasant to work with. He made great suggestions for shoes to try…read more I'm in a wheelchair so this is a trying experience that he made much more comfortable and pleasant.

Stan's has the old-school charm of bygone era department stores with modern options for work,…read moreathletic and casual wear. This isn't grandma's shoe store. Or maybe it is, she'd love it. But us middle aged and younger folks will also enjoy it. Why? Because the staff actually helps you find shoes that fit correctly. I was here many moons ago to buy work shoes. Something professional yet comfortable. And flat, since I can't wear heels. By golly, they found me a Goldilocks shoe that I never would have located on my own. I bought 3 more pair after that as they wore out, no need to change perfection. So here I am, years later, looking for a comfortable, supportive casual shoe to help alleviate my pain. I was asking for a lot, but the gentleman who helped me found the perfect shoe. I wanted to cry, my feet immediately felt like they were being hugged by clouds. The staff at Stan's did it again. Now, it's not magic. It's having someone who helps to find your actual correct shoe size. For 20 years I have just assumed I was an 11 or 10.5, sometimes wide, depending on the brand. Turns out that I've been purchasing shoes a half size too large. I used to love a slightly roomier shoe, I thought that's how it should be. But my recent two pair that I have purchased have literally saved me. They are the correct size, they offer actual support, and they have a generous cushion to them. My knee and foot pain have gone from an 8-10 down to an occasional 2-3. Will Stan's work a miracle for your feet? Possibly. If you've been buying the wrong size forever like I have. But in general I have only had positive experiences here and so far zero complaints. As far as price goes, I have found them to offer the exact same price as I would have paid buying directly from the shoe maker online. For example, buying from Hoka directly costs the same as buying from Stan's. The difference is having them now versus waiting on shipping. Stan's will have occasional sales, but I have not compared pricing for those. So when it comes to value I'd say that yes, Stan's is of comparable value.