I love this thrift store! I love the quaintness- they have handwritten price tags and signs. The…read morebest part is it is super reasonably priced! Will definitely be back.

Couldn't even get inside the building, even though there were clearly people inside and I came by…read morewell within store hours. The doors were locked. I think there might have been an event going on at the time, but they should have posted a note on the door or something!

Awesome little store with some great sweatshirts. They have a good range of different apparel that…read moreis also very high quality.

Nice little boutique with a variety of items from sweaters to suits and some serious scores…read moreavailable on the sale rack. They stock a collection of more conservative labels and are far more classic than trendy.

The prices are very high for second hand they do seem to have a lot of stuff kind of unorganizedread more

Great stores. Great people. Great nonprofit cause/purpose. Worthy of shopping and supporting the…read morebusiness and community.

Family owned - Shop local! Got a custom water buffalo belt made for $40 and I would have paid more…read more A hidden gem in Missoula.

This is just what a REAL shoe store should be. Excellent…read morecustomer service. You have to call ahead during Covid to make an appointment. I bought boots there for hiking this summer (Keens) a few months ago. Yesterday I bought a pair of Burkinstocks I have horrid feet and am having an ankle replacement in September and thrilled to find people who actually know what they are talking about. PLUS, they have every great brand. I won't shop for shoes anywhere else!

Cool shop with vintage and classic antiques & collectibles. Many kinds of oriental and regular rugs…read moreon the 4th floor. The 3rd floor has unique furniture, futons and vanity tables. The 2nd floor loft has some funny meme like metal posters.

I stopped by last week on the last leg of a two week journey and over 3500 miles driving just to…read moresee if there was something I could buy for my wife. The store, I believe, is new and I even got to meet the owner who personally showed me around the store. He really is a store entrepreneur and I appreciate all the help you gave me. Not only is the quality of his merchandise top end and really, really soft, unlike the touristy, crap, but he had so many choices for my wife. This is a man in the store you can trust. After showing me everything, and that includes the $15 rack, he was just as nice when I only bought a $30 T-shirt. Even sent me with some matching stickers. I believe the owner's name is Brandon. If you're in town and need some quality Montana merch know that this ls the tits. It's a straight up cool boutique. Thank you, B. Wife loved her Butte B Stuff. I'll see you later this summer when I convince my family to go back to Missoula. Post script: the vintage stores in Missoula are the most oddly and overpriced vintage stores I've ever been to in America.

Here is my email exchange with them it's so sad I would have sent a LOT of money with them if only…read morethey had better customer service. I sent in a customer support because the tracking said delivered but I didn't get anything. First email so possibilities are package theft or misdelivery - if you don't have package theft issues, then you want to talk to your neighbors, local post deliverer, and your local post office. for the first two, a package description may help - brown cardboard, 14"x12"x1", with "Fragile Vinyl Records" printed all over it. for your local post office, they have precise GPS coordinates of where your box was when it was scanned as delivered, and if it shows misdelivery they are obligated to attempt to retrieve. I would love to get this info for you but they only share it with the recipient, in person. If they act like that's not a thing, they are either lazy or undertrained and don't hesitate to ask to speak to the postmaster... thanks & please keep me posted! chris 2nd email my reply Hello, I want to express how disappointed I am with the level of customer service I've experienced. When I first discovered your website, I was thrilled to finally find a place where I could regularly purchase vinyls, especially rare ones. As someone who collects a lot of vinyl records, I was genuinely excited to support your business going forward. However, this recent situation has completely changed my perspective. The fact that I'm being told to go to my local post office, talk to my neighbors and even request to speak to the postmaster just to track down my package is, frankly, unacceptable. I don't think it's reasonable for your customers to have to jump through these hoops, especially when most places would simply ship out a replacement rather than push the responsibility onto the customer. This experience has been frustrating and disappointing enough that I don't plan on doing business with your company again. I sincerely hope you reconsider your approach to customer service, as situations like this are driving away customers who would otherwise be loyal and enthusiastic supporters. Regards, 3rd email I want to express how disappointed I am that you find it unacceptable to be asked to go to your local post office, talk to your neighbors and even request to speak to the postmaster just to track down your package, so I guess we're even there. I don't think it's reasonable for you to automatically assume we should replace your box - we're not amazon, we're a small business, so we don't automatically reship every time somebody says they didn't get something and don't bother to attempt to rectify the situation using the helpful and highly experienced info we provide them. from our perspective, a buyer that doesn't want to lift a finger to save us $100 is frankly, unacceptable. We like to do business with people that are reliable partners in this regard, and we find your attitude to be frustrating and disappointing enough that we don't want to do business with you, either, so I guess we're even there, too. chris

Chris needs to brush up on his professionalism game. I ordered a record that was lost by the post…read moreoffice. When I emailed him about it, he began asking if I would call my local PO, or barring that, to go get in my car and stand in line @ the PO, and start asking questions about my missing record. Sorry. This is NOT my job, and I'm not wasting a Saturday morning @ the PO, tracking down a record that Chris shipped and sold to me. I have a job. That is his responsibility. Even the most lack-witted shabbaroon that runs a business knows that. My one error was to engage at all. I should have left it at "please refund the sale". He was a complete creep about it, from the outset. Always a smart remark, and an unprofessional attitude. Finally the LP showed up (due to his persistence, to his credit), and I quickly notified him before he processed a return. Instead of "Thanks, glad it was resolved", he scolded me for not doing more to phone and visit the PO, which is difficult for me. And again... NOT MY JOB. It's a shame, but I doubt he'll take a lesson from the experience. If you're in the Missoula area, I'm sure it's a pleasant store to drop in to. Just be aware that if you mail order, they'll expect you to do the legwork in the event that the package goes missing.

Excellent service and the rugs and furniture were top notch. loved the material selection.read more

I love Amira Rugs, I have been buying little rugs there for several years, and I'm always astounded…read morethat they have this amazing selection in Missoula Montana. Their new location is great too, with plenty of parking and easy access, and beautiful furnishings at Modory as well.