Located right across from Esther Short Park, I stop in after shopping at the Farmer's Market. They…read morehave some cute clothing, but the store is so small, I find it hard to make my way around. Most of the clothing is on the top level, and since I'm recovering from surgery, I couldn't make it up the steps. Lots of jeans, sweaters, layering pieces, shackets (sweater jacket) but not many in each size. Without a proper dressing room, I was hesitant to buy anything because they only give store credit. D3o3nding on an item's style, I wear a spectrum of sizes so need to try everything on. Other than clothing, they have candles, many with funny names, small selection of shoes, hats, handbags and fashion jewelry Which make great gifts. Also have a few touristy Vancouver sweatshirts.

Stopped in after the Farmers Market as it is right nearby and thought this boutique was super cute!…read moreThey have a cute selection of both women and some men's clothing. Pricing is pretty good too, overall quite reasonable. Staff was pleasant.

This is the cutest store we've visited in awhile. Its decorated really well, nicely organized and…read moreeasy to shop. Prices were surprisingly low, which was a refreshing change. There's a wide range of styles and items to look at. We could have stayed much longer, but my budget insisted I stop buying EVERYTHING. The owner was super nice and engaging. Highly recommend this store. I feel like its a hidden gem

Eccentric is absolutely the right word for this fantastic little vintage boutique on Main Street,…read morethat has been here for...quite some time. The hand-selected articles of clothing, hats, jewelry and accessories available here are certainly quirky, but also fashionable and functional. Whomever curates the collection here has an eye for the theatrical and flamboyant; many of the items here could easily double as Halloween costume components. There's no shortage of vintage clothing stores in the Portland metro area, but many of them charge truly outrageous prices for scraps and rags that only the most unaffected urchin would be caught dead wearing. Thankfully, that's not the case here: there's something for everyone, from casual to formal, grounded to glamorous, simple to sophisticated. Prices range from reasonable to unbelievably cheap (they even have a $1 rack with clothes that don't suck?! how), making the Urban Eccentric a budget-friendly bargain hunter's dream.

Three of us, WA resident, OR resident, and myself a CA resident, went to this shop together. We…read moreeach found multiple gift items for others and ourselves. Excellent selection spanning food and drink to clothing and jewelry to tchotchkes of all delightful sorts. And cards.

I couldn't tell you with exactitude that everything in this shop is locally sourced and created,…read morebut it definitely appears to be that way. Pop-Local is a fantastically curated, and located, gift shop celebrating all things PNW, and Vancouver in particular, though not exclusively: greater Washington and Oregon are well-represented here as well. Like most tourist-oriented gift shops, you'll find local foods, drinks, treats, snacks, spices and other consumables; clothing, apparel and accessories; home décor items, cards and artwork; and likely plenty more items I managed to overlook. As a life-long local, growing up in this small town that was once nothing more than a speed bump on the way to bigger, better and more exciting places, it's kinda wild that the O.G. Vancouver now has its own souvenir shop. Just goes to show what a little local pride, and a whole lot of planning and investment, can do to revive what was once a no-go zone along the waterfront, and Pop-Local, as the first flagship of this new and improved 'Couve, is doing us proud!

Good selection of quality clothing and accessories for women and men. The fragrances they sell…read moresmell amazing and didn't bother my allergies so I plan to return to pick one out. Friendly customer service.

I purchased a pair of pants here on 25% clearance that were still almost $100, they ripped after…read moreone wear and was told the owner would do nothing, not even offer store credit since the pants were purchased on clearance and final sale. I have very little faith the owner would do anything differently had I purchased the pants at full price. Clothes are cute but very poor customer service and ownership mentality. Do not shop here. Update: If there is a manufacturer issue found after you purchase an item, even at full price, they will do nothing for you. I was blamed for the pants tearing after one wear. I would recommend buying straight from the company's they sell, no additional markup, and better customer service.

They did a great job on short notice, and were very nice in the meanwhile…read more Corey helped me find a shirt for a special occasion, and I'd actually been in a few days earlier to check for suits and jackets. I went back and ended up needing just the shirt, but he was attentive, took care of me quickly and got the measurements right, which isn't easy on me. Will definitely be back for the rest of the suit when I can!

I'm happy with the suit, sports coat and shirts I selected. It took about two weeks for the…read moretailoring to be completed. The price was reasonable. The staff in the store were clearly overwhelmed with the amount of customers trying on rental suits. I've shopped at other Men's Warehouse and found the sales folks to be helpful and fairly focused. The sales person I worked with was helpful, but juggling three clients simultaneously. Focus was not on the menu. Maybe I've shopped at (guessing) five other Men's Warehouses, and will confine to do so. This locations vibe just seems to be rentals. Next time I'll try a different location.

Stopped in today to return an Amazon item. I picked Kohl's for my return because a box and label…read moreweren't required. Of course the Amazon returns are in customer service, in the very back of the store. They want you to peruse the store on your way back there, hoping something will catch your eye. When I'm on a mission, I have tunnel vision, so I was in and out, no purchase today. I do like Kohl's. Once Mervyn's closed awhile back, the reasonably priced department stores were JCPenney or Kohl's. They have good sales and coupons available for those on a budget, or just wanting a good deal. They have nice decor for indoors and outdoors, during spring and summer. They're clothing is good quality and they also sell designer fragrances. Overall a great experience for my Amazon return. Quick and painless. Would recommend.

Customer service is rude when trying to return something. Gave me so much attitude when I was nice…read moreto them! :( uncomfortable experience

Welcoming atmosphere & nice selection of menswear brands. Loved that they offered us a beer!read more

Quick update two years later. I am beyond pleased to say that REVOLVR is still the best in PDX. All…read morepraise from previous review has stood the test of time, it is so satisfying to see a place do things the right way, and succeed doing so. I cannot say enough about how positive all of my experiences here have been, and how well the employees have treated me, as everyone else I've recommended this awesome boutique to. Manager who often wears a headband is extremely professional and kind, and I love the tall guy too! Awesome service, selection, and great sales frequently. 10/10.

Unfortunately they only sell men's clothing but they have high quality items like Japanese selvage…read moredenim with Japanese indigo dye. They have interesting printed shirts, jackets and accessories like pens and hats. It's located on a quiet street but worthy of a stop if you're into Japanese men's fashion!

Great selection and style, denim, up cycles, vintage, Japanese, Americana!, hidden gem for sure. A…read moremust when in PDX,

What a well merchandise shop that the shop owner created in this amazing vintage thrift shop with…read moreso much more inside! This storefront is well curated. I sometimes go just for inspiration. For natural oils and fun gifts for my family and friends. Not only the items in the store are handpicked with the best quality and care. I am a shopper through and through and must go once a month to see what's new! There is so much to see and buy! Go support small businesses!

They had a bunch of interesting items. And I found a few…read moreinteresting things that I was looking for.

I've been a customer here for a couple decades throughout its location (and at least one name!)…read morechanges and yet it's the consistency that keeps me coming back: always awesome service and value. You won't find a place like it on the west coast.

Brent Collier resembles Bruce Willis. But that's unimportant, we are in Portland and we don't care…read moreabout celebrity. In any event, he would would be the good Bruce Willis, not the bad. What is important in Portland is that Mr. Bruce, I mean Brent Collier has made a career of going to Italy and buying clothing direct, and the same with the NYLA garment districts. He brings it back to little, but creative Portland. Who else does that here? No one. And Collier has an excellent eye. He buys shirts, suits, jackets, sweaters, ties, belts scarves, and more, in small quantities. The quality is stellar, and the price earthbound. I found a great lightweight wool Italian suit at Collier with extra pants at a very, very reasonable price. Let's just say 1/4 to 1/3 the price of any place in the area. Same for some dress shirts which continue to draw compliments. Collier has a wider range of color than some of our stylish male clothing purveyors who hew to black, brown, gray and white. If you want unique suit fabrics at a reasonable price that would qualify you to be in The Sartorialist http://www.thesartorialist.com/, this is the only place in Portland. His former store was the Stockroom, and all the cool kids in town, now grownups, have been patrons for a while. If you need fashion advice or suggestions shopping, Collier can provide that too. Shopping for yourself, or anyone with a fashion sense, shopping for their boy, will be able to communicate their concept to Collier. And with the Wildfang phenomena, girls looking for the next level of boyfriend shirt look might look here. So anyone shopping for anyone looking for style, quality and unique is totally welcome. There might be spots like this in LA, SF or NY, but visitors to Portland shopping have the advantage of no sales tax. He changes the store up regularly, so it's worth checking in periodically. There is also a tailor right there for alterations. If you want style, quality, uniqueness and price in men's clothing; collar shirt, tie, jacket style, and even some sportswear, Collier is the best and most unique place in Portland.