I always wondered to myself...'Who the hell goes shopping for over priced clothing in an airport?'…read moreWell, forget your pajamas on a work trip where you're sharing a room with a colleague and, ding-ding-ding: It's YOU! That's exactly where I found myself on my last work trip. I was traveling to Great Falls, and landing late in the evening. Simply put, if I didn't find some PJs, stat, there was going to be a problem. I begrudgingly entered YP while chastising myself for leaving my super-comfy pajams at home. Peering at the racks, I soon realized that it would set me back around $150 for some not-so-comfortable shorts and a t-shirt that would pass as sleeping clothes. Just before fully resigning myself to that fact, I noticed one more thing out of the corner of my eye...A CLEARANCE RACK! I beeline for the stack of clothes and am astonished to find some supa-fly t-shirts that I would actually wear in public, awesome workout pants that would also work just fine for sleepin', and...well, a pair of capri pants too. I hurriedly stash the other expensive items (hey, for that price someone else should definitely re-stock them), and saunter up to the cash register like the cat who ate the canary. I impulse-buy an organic/fair trade chocolate bar along with a birthday card for my friend and STILL walk out of there for under $65! The cashiers were super-friendly to boot, and shared the fact that most of the clothing they carry is made from organic cotton or other recycled materials. Apparently there's a store in downtown SLC, too. So, hats off to a sweet shop. Though, I must be honest, I still hope to never come back.

From the owner: Your Planet can help you look good on the outside and feel good on the inside. At Your Planet, you…read morewill find a unique selection of apparel, jewelry, accessories and gifts that are recycled, organic, environmentally responsible or socially responsible. Shop at Your Planet now and know your purchase is making a difference.

I never would have imagined making a custom suit for my wedding day could be stress free or even…read morefeel magical. My experience with Tailor Cooperative was both! The staff in the shop are warm and welcoming and the atmosphere is as sophisticated as their suits! Caitlin Andrew was with me every appointment from the initial consultation/design phase to the fittings and alterations. She was extremely helpful and knowledgeable, helping break down all the subtle nuances and details that go into making a custom suit. This was my first time ever getting a custom suit, and I'm so happy that Caitlin was able to help bring my dream suit to life. Overall this was a fantastic experience and my suit will make me feel like a king on my wedding day.

I went to the store with my son. The clothier shook my son's hand and introduced himself. My son…read moresaid "this is my mother". The clothier glanced at me and continued talking to my son. the next day I went in the store with my husband and same story. Shook hands with husband and ignored me. It was rude and disrespectful. The clothes are very nice but these young guys need to learn some manners. I'm the one paying for the suit and he acted like I was invisible.

I love this store so much! They are selective in the clothes they take on consignment, so the…read moreclothes you are purchasing are always of great quality at a great price! I was greeted cheerfully upon entering my first time and they explained the different color tag sales, etc. I was so impressed by this store! It was such a great experience and I found many wonderful gifts for the holidays. They have new items as well that are fun! As well as accessories, shoes, make up, etc. And, they have "store" cats that wander and I love that! However, I imagine it would be hard on those with allergies. So something to take note of.

It's been a bit, but I've just been stewing on it lately. But I went there with my boyfriend once…read moreand went to try on some shorts, and I came out and my boyfriend told me that someone was looking under the stall. I went to tell the staff and they looked on the cameras and told me that he probably didn't see anything, but they would talk to him. They went and tried to talk to him but didn't because he only spoke french and since he's from a different country that "they probably have different customs there" yes maybe that's true but it's still weird here and even if he didn't know english you could have google translated that it was uncomfortable and just let him know. It just sucks when I have seen so much about how inclusive and safe iconoCLAD is but in that moment it was not. They offered me a discount, but what would that help. I don't know I feel like if you are going to preach how welcoming, safe, and supportive you are you should actually follow through with that. Not a great experience and again it's been a bit but It just has been upsetting me.

Very cute household, travel and gift items. I love the display cases being an old refrigerator and…read morestove. Unique was to display items. Good quality clothing and travel mugs. Lots of options for toys and gifts. The associate nice. I like the lip balm available for purchase which supports survivors of domestic abuse and sexual assault prevention programs. The prices are average for similar stores here.

Most people have been to more than one airport. We have our regular overpriced souvenirs,…read moremagazines, sudokus, drinks, snacks, and over-the-counter medicines. Airports are full of things you would find in a gas station, for quadruple the price. However, Hip & Humble is a bit different and a lot cooler. Sure, I still agree that things are overpriced but I could spend quite a while browsing Hip & Humble. They have unique stuff and cute stuff. They have waterbottles, small clothing items, all kinds of knick knacks that make perfect gifts. I really think Hip & Humble stands out from the other "gas station" type stores in the area. It has a completely different feel to it. I just feel like this place is a lot more my style. While I love all the good concessions you can get elsewhere, I enjoy the one-of-a-kind products that Hip & Humble offers.

Really fun and unique selection of local handmade goods. The owner checked us out and was so…read morefriendly!

they had me at their micro mini things display. but also 70s clothes, olive and hot dog shaped…read morecandles, a short history of slugs books, gahh this place might surpass salt + honey for me

The customer service here is top notch. The whole crew were especially helpful especially when I…read moretook over an hour to find the perfect Backpack. Thank you to Matty and the two women...their names escape me- one with a cool outdoorsy name Thank you all for your patience!

This company stole the jacket I sent back to them for an exchange. They said the jacket wasn't in…read morethe box. Awful customer service and I will never shop there again. After 10+ email exchanges and zero empathy on their end I am out the money and have no jacket. Unbelievable.

Blue Velvet Bunny is a super cute rad little vintage thrift shop in downtown Salt Lake City. The…read moreclothing was reasonable and all items were uniquely curated and the shop itself was really really rad. 5+*

This is a true crown jewel of the Utah thrift scene, really fantastic, authentic pieces all around…read more I've never seen so many genuine vintage items in such pristine condition. (Fair prices too!) Can't recommend this shop enough.

I was gifted a sweater for Christmas. It was too big so I purposely waited until the return rush…read morewas over to exchange it for a smaller size (2nd week in January). All tags were the on it including the Koo De Ker label. I was asked by the young woman if I had the receipt. I said, no it was a gift and I wanted to exchange for a smaller size. She indicated that I was too late to return or exchange. She could even get up off her perch to see if their was one that I could buy (and sell the other one on Posh Mark). Unbelievable! It's not like I've waited until February to bring something back. Koo De Ker should mark on their labels their return policy on gifts! As I left I said, "I guess I won't be back, but you don't even care". Her response was "no I don't". I get it! It's a small boutique store but SERIOUSLY! I would suggest to the owner to do a little training. But then again, perhaps she doesn't CARE either.

Lovely store, lovely owner. Shopping here was like shopping…read morewith a skilled personal stylist. It was a pleasure to shop local while visiting Salt Lake City.

Stopped in to browse and fell in love with this spot. I grabbed three items that I clearly needed…read more The selection was excellent, but not overwhelming. The owner was a delight- had a really wonderful conversation. If I lived here I would be a regular! Love this sustainable shop, and the gorgeous pink cashmere sweater I bought will be worn with love.

I'm surprised there aren't more reviews for this really wonderful consignment shop! I visited for…read morethe first time recently and am surprised I don't hear more people talking about this Re-Finery. This shop is clean, welcoming, and the owner was extremely sweet. The selection is thoughtful and intentionally sourced with items from quality brands. The dressing rooms are spacious and inviting and prices are extremely reasonable. They're also in a really great location and I'm excited to return often to see what's new!

I've stopped here a few times when I've been in the area, most recently with my son who wanted a…read morevery specific suit, which he found online. We were able to browse the different varieties in the men's' section, but really needed someone to do his measurements so he could place the custom order. It took a good while for someone to notice us and then also be willing to come talk with us. The lady who did come over was pretty aggressive in her sales pitch-saying that the pricing we saw was going to change after tomorrow, so we'd better hurry and buy. It felt a little icky, and we ended up not buying a suit. I wonder if it's true that in-person shopping is really dwindling. Service seems to have gotten apathetic and the furnishings in the store were abysmal (see the picture of the horribly beat up chair in the men's section.) For the higher-end clothing that this store carries, I'd love to see the rest of the experience elevated to match what customers may expect.

I bought a gift for a relative from here. The attention to detail and level of service is what…read moremakes Nordstrom different from the others. It was fascinating to watch the person pack the gift, they took so much care and effort and it made a difference.