How can you beat you $2 for EVERYTHING? Fun little thrift shop. The ladies that work in here are…read morefriendly and willing to help if you need any help. I have a thing for costume jewelry and they have a lot of it. They have clothes, coats, jackets, shoes, a few books, jewelry, and odds and ends. At $2 I have not found any good designer high end pieces but it is fun just to look and see what you discover. The place is fairly small but crammed full of things and I did find quite a few items that were new with tags. Go give it a look and see what you can find!

Everything in this store is $2 or less. It all comes from estate sales and wholesale buys…read more The lady working, I'm assuming the owner, greeted me when I walked and told me about the store and items. She was excited to tell me more when I asked at checked out too. I was the only customer in the store during my visit and I appreciate that she didn't stalk me or bother me while I was shopping. The store was originally located in Beech Grove for 8 years, but the owner is from Morristown and hated driving so far, so she eventually relocated it closer to her. I'm giving 3 stars because it's one of the most disorganized thrift stores I've been in. There is next to no organization. The racks are labeled with sizes, but I always found lots of other sizes mixed in. And clothing is not separated by category. There's 3-4 racks of each size spread all throughout the store and each rack has anything from swimsuits to dresses to jackets on it. When I was greeted, she said "it's a treasure hunt". It was definitely a hunt trying to sort through the mess. The lighting is dim, there were at least two larger rooms not being used for merchandise and a large section in the middle of the main room closed off housing misc appliances. They have one fitting room that is literally a closet with a mirror. I think they would do a lot better if they organized the items better. Most people don't like digging through stuff...even for $2 items. She also said they take donations, but they've only had 5 since being at this location. Check out their FB page for new items and promotions. I received a free jewelry item for checking in on FB and was entered for a raffle drawing too.

This is a cute little boutique in the shops by Buffalo Wild Wings at 116th and Olio. They have…read moreclothes, jewelry and a few home decor items. I visited the store for Small Business Saturday. They were having a little wine party in the store to celebrate Small Business Saturday and the mood was very festive. It seems like a fun place to hang out, and a very calming atmosphere, lot of room between fixtures in the store and a little seating area. The clothes are probably for the 20-mid 40 something crowd. I didn't find anything for myself but saw a lot of things for my daughter. I did buy a soy candle that was locally made in Fishers. The saying on the glass jar reminded me of someone and will make a perfect hostess gift.

I bought a Z supply coat from this boutique and it arrived today with a button missing off of the…read morejacket and laying loose in the bag. The boutique offered me a 10 dollar gift card to the boutique and suggested that I take it somewhere to have the button sewn back on?!? I sent pictures and everything and they insisted it was not packaged this way stating that it was not refundable and I could file a claim with the post office. I will NEVER shop here again and will be sure none of my friends or family do either.

This is an AMAZING boutique! I have had coffee here twice, and been happy both times. Today I tried…read morethe chai tea and it was excellent. The boutique has so many unique jewelry and clothing options. They also have a large inventory of unique Myra bags, coffee mugs, reusable water bottles and tumblers. Stop here for a treat for yourself or a one of a kind gift for someone special. I love that proceeds go to a charity. Such a cute addition for Morristown.

So walking into this shop I really did not know what a non-profit boutique meant. Now I know, the…read moreprofits go to the Hope Center Aftercare campus for trafficked women. I don't mind stopping to support a good cause and today was a perfect day because everything was 30% off! There were a lot of cute clothes and the prices didn't seem too bad. It may just be me but when I see the word Boutique I automatically equate that to high prices. I ended up buying a cute leopard purse. They also had some bath salts, some lotion, and candles. They had a table that had some cute Christmas ornaments on it and also in the back they had small toys for children like wooden puzzles and wooden pull behinds. I also saw on their sign out front that they would soon have coffee. I will have to stop back by when they have a little more time under their belt and when they have coffee. Give it a look-see and see if you like it because I did.

I like this kohl's location. It's free standing (not a mall). It's clean, close and not crowded…read more They have better quality and different brands than Walmart or Meijer so paying more but for better quality. Love getting Kohls cash!

Your employees are great. You don't have enough of them. Today is the 3rd time in just a couple…read moremonths that I have laid my purchases down somewhere and left because there was one person at the register and a long line of customers, and either there is an issue with the register or the cashier has to walk away to find someone or something they need. It's inefficient. I understand it's challenging to find great employees but you're going to have a hard time finding customers if we are waiting in line for 10+ minutes on a Sunday mid morning when things should be relatively smooth. I don't know if it's management or just poor overall business model but it's not good.

When you think of a quaint boutique, you probably don't picture a 49-year-old dude perusing the…read morecarefully curated tables and shelves. I don't exactly seem like their target audience and ideal customer. But, oh, how you would be wrong! Yes, when I find myself in a cute boutique, I'm usually the only guy to be seen (unless you count those hapless husbands who were dragged there just so his wife could "pop in and see and what they have") But fellas, listen up! Boutiques are your secret weapon. They do all the heavy lifting for you and instead of looking through a million stores to find that one perfect gift, go to the one store that has a million (well, almost) perfect gifts. When you find yourself asking: "Where can I find a great gift?" Let me introduce you to the boutique! Sometimes you can enter a store like this and have no idea what you are looking for and simply be inspired by the numerous gift ideas. On this particular day, I had a pretty good idea of what I was looking for, but alas, I couldn't find what I had in my head. No worries! Therein lies the power of the well-curated boutique. I quickly found a wonderful gift that may have even been a better fit than my initial idea. And it didn't stop there! I found other cute gifts to accompany my primary gift. Redefined Hope Boutique is a special place. Unlike any other boutique I've visited, Redefined Hope has a mission. This boutique supports the Hope Center, which is a local ministry on the front lines of fighting human trafficking. Do you need a better reason to visit? I'll be honest, I've been in and around "church world" for several decades, and when I usually see coffee shops or bookstores or other storefronts attached to churches, the can be a little less quality. It can be tough running a successful business with primarily volunteers. But Redefined Hope is simply a wonderful boutique standing eye to eye with any specialty shop, and I'd say they are even nicer than most I've visited. Redefined Hope is a beautiful shop with quality goods placed thoughtfully on tables and shelves around the store. You are sure to find the perfect gift (or gifts!) for that special someone. I know I did. From clothing to jewelry to books to travel mugs to plants, you won't be disappointed in the selection. They also have a coffee shop in-house, and all of the staff is so helpful. One of the coolest things they had on this St. Valentine's Day was a "Bloom Box" (I think that is what they called it). It was several bins filled with gorgeous wildflowers and you could hand-select the flowers of your choice. They also had a table with butcher paper, twine, shears and tape so you could wrap your bouquet with thoughtfulness and love. I had so much fun picking wildflowers and accompanying greenery to craft the perfect bouquet. I highly encourage you to pop-in to the Redefined Hope Boutique and see what they are about, learn about the Hope Center and have fun browsing their well-curated selection of beautiful wares. I look forward to going back when I'm looking for that next perfect gift for a very special person.

First off, this place is awesome. The people, the shop, the various items in the shop, the…read moreorganization itself...it's just a great place. I typically only come in during the holidays because they have such unique items that are not available anywhere else. I tend to find some kind of special item for my daughter's December birthday. I especially love the cute bags they use for your purchase. I decided to get a latte today and sit and enjoy the little space they have ... bonus points for not having a room full of people using their space for office work or it looking like the coffee shop we tried yesterday. Very nice ambiance and the sunlight makes that room so warm and cozy. A nice array of books to just look through. I enjoyed it very much! Maria made my latte, she was very sweet. I even was able to try the graham cracker ice cream which was delicious! Definitely going back for that! I purchased a couple little trinkets, and looked at all the different items. Such a lovely little shop. Please consider supporting this amazing shop. A little bit about the place itself is in the pictures.

I can't see how this store is still open. It's the neighborhood that's bringing it down. I would…read morehate to be the manager of this store because there's only so much you can do. There is product all over the floor like someone just went through mad and started knocking stuff down. It's like a tornado went through this store. They may even need to have a sign that saying children under the age of 21 should need an adult. The restrooms were horrible and my wife said she decided to hold it until she got home which is the first time I heard her say that and she's missing her gallbladder. We'll just take the drive and go to the one in Fishers.

I went to the music section to the kpop albums. And some of the packaging was open and the…read moreinclusions that come in the album was missing there was like a few open and 2 were fully out of packaging. And when I opened my enhypen album everything was missing so the poster the photocards etc. And on the target app for this store it showed things were in stock when it definitely was not. And it was very disappointing.

Stopped in for a pair of basketball ball shorts and left with the store, lol…read more Customer service was nice as well as associates were kind and the lines were moving. Clean and well organized. I found everything I wasn't looking for.

I love this store. Lately they have had plenty of cashiers, they keep merchandise on the floor and…read morethey are always friendly. I'm probably here once a week browsing and there is always new product in the store. I usually find pretty good deals.