Nice merchandise and employees (Roger), but you need more MSU GEAR. U OF M should not have a…read moremonopoly of space and variety. That's disappointing!!

Staff was very welcoming and loved the selection of item. I'll def be making another visit soon.read more

Always excellent service, good selection and high quality. Especially good for career women and/or…read more50+ women.

I have been a shopper at Talbots for many years. Today I was in, and took many items in the…read moredressing room to try on. However, I should have taken multiple sizes of every item in as well. Twice, I had to put my clothes on to go out and look for a different size. When I went to pay for what I wanted, I mentioned to the clerk that it would be helpful if someone would come into the dressing rooms occasionally to ask if anyone needed help or perhaps a different size. I received no response from her at all--not one word! I found that very rude.

A man helped me; I believe it was Jack. He had terrible customer service and personality. He seemed…read moreso put out that I tried two pairs of shoes on with no luck that he went into the back room and never returned. He didn't speak, only grunted. I was in such a great mood after having a wonderful young man help me at Mitten Running; this put a damper on that visit. I'm not used to being treated this way because I am kind and positive to clerks at any store. My brother used to work at this store when it was downtown and the customer service was top-notch. While telling my friends at the dog park about this man, I heard other stories about his rudeness. While we would like to shop locally, this behavior sends us to online shopping or other stores. Needless to say, I won't return.

For nearly all of my adult life I have been wearing the wrong size shoe because I buy my shoes…read moreonline. In 2000 I found a pair of shoes that I believed fit really nicely and I just continued to purchase the same size in a variety of my favorite fancy brands (Dansko, New Balance, Keen, Bogs, etc), but what I did not know is that I was slowly ruining my feet one very expensive pair of shoes at a time. It recently got to the point where after spending only 30 minutes standing my shins, knees and hips and the balls of my feet would start hurting so badly I would need to rest for 45 minutes. Meal prep was starting to take an entire day. I visited V & A and the gentleman who helped me measured my feet and very calmly told me my feet measured exactly what I thought, but my arches measured nearly two sizes larger. Essentially, I've been wearing the wrong size shoe. He asked a lot of questions about pain and its location, about shoes I currently wear and why in the world I haven't gone to see my doctor and then he brought out the shoes. I tried on an endless parade of shoes. The popular style right now is the Mary Jane shoe, which is not really something I like. I should like it because it fits my foot beautifully and probably would help me, but I think they are pretty horrible. He never quit on me. We tried on clogs and dress sneakers (there is such a thing) and then finally we were all the way down to the sneakers. I ended up with a sneaker that I picked instead of a sneaker he recommended. I had to go back the next day and return my bad pick for his more appropriate pick because I never learn to listen to people who know more than I do. I'm now wearing my new sneakers which I can wear for a few hours at a time without having to sit and wait for my hips and knees and shins to stop burning and aching (I'm only 38!), which is an incredible improvement. V & A worked with my picky tastes and did not stop when I said no to nearly every shoe in the store. I paid $8 more than I would have paid online, BUT I got shoes that actually fit, amazing customer service and I got my shoes immediately. I would have paid $25 extra for that. My next pair of shoes will definitely be coming from V & A.

What's better than the already incredible boutique Earthly Delights? The fact that when the…read moreoriginal owner retired, the beloved local jeweler and boutique Amy Zane stepped up to take over. Amy will be celebrating the Grand Opening of the business under her ownership at the October Art Hop (Friday, Oct. 6, '17). She's already added some new product lines to the store, several of which hit more easily affordable price points both in the gift and attire sections of the store. She's also picked up the Desigual product line (originally Sydney boutique in the Radisson had dibs on Desigual in our area, but the store closed Sept. 30, 2017). Desigual is slated to hit the Earthly Delight racks in January.

Love the vibe of this store. If your downtown its definitely a cute boutique to check out most of…read moretheir products look like they are sourced from various entrepreneurs that really spend time on their craft, from soaps, to interesting lamps, I saw some cool photography cards of the night sky and various beautiful locations, handmade jewelry with authentic looking gem stones, cute dresses, even some baby clothes, and kids books, lots of interesting things to look at. It was out of my price range but im guessing it's because most products are from small local vendors or one of a kind high end type pieces. It was fun looking around

The clothing and housewares in the store are well curated. So well curated that it is difficult for…read moremy wife and her girlfriends to not visit and spend money each time we are in the area. H2Design is the type of boutique that anchors a downtown and inspires other retailers to do better. The retail area is super clean and organized. The staff is very friendly and helpful. If you are looking for something great to wear or for your home, visit H2Design. By shopping local, you're supporting families and the community at large.

Visited this store while in town over the holiday. Very cool little boutique! Loved the clothes and…read morejewelry.

I am now, retired and I no longer have a need for foot ware I once did…read more Back then, I needed new boots about once a year. I was a Maintenance and Construction Electrician. Nevertheless, I can say this, with conviction: I never left the store without my needs being met. In addition, I was also, always treated as royalty.

this place is a joke. . They have the selection of shoes in the game The employees are rude…read more Especially the old lady. Overpriced garbage that falls apart

This shop does a great job straddling the line between a thrift shop and a boutique for those who…read morelove a thrifty bargain. There's plenty of used clothing (the store's policy is to pay 40 percent of what they plan to sell them for for items from the last few seasons or $1 for anything older). I scored a $100 swimsuit in like-new condition for $8 and was delighted. They also carry designer purses up behind the counter for considerably below retail. On my few visits I've seen Coach, Kate Spade and more designer handbags.

Great little store where you never know what kind of goodies for everyone that you might find…read more Check them out! Tom P.

I'm writing this review on behalf of my 82 year old mother. I'll keep this brief. The woman helping…read moremy mother today didn't have a name tag. From the very beginning her attitude indicated she didn't want to help my mother order her diabetic shoes. She tried to say my mother didn't remember what she was told by Mike last year when she ordered her shoes. My mother is elderly, not stupid. Seeing my mother upset infuriates me. The woman stopped helping my mother without saying a word. She started helping a woman whose business she wanted. My mother finally left, and she'll never return, which I suspect is what the associates at this store want. May you all have the day you deserve.

Five stars for the shoe repair downstairs. The owner brought life back to one of my favorite…read morehandbags and repaired another which I thought for sure that I would have to toss out. Repair is a lost art. I hope the owner has an apprentice.