Love this shop. Always my first stop in Southport. They have a unique selection and styles. Staff…read moreis super friendly and helpful. What a gem in Southport!!!

Great clothing selection !! I bought a blouse that had a manufacturing defect that I found when I…read morereturned home. Penny responded to my email and sent an exchange the NEXT day. Her customer service is outstanding !! I am looking forward to returning to Southport to shop with her again !!!

Went there on a Wednesday and the store was pretty much empty. The staff was not welcoming. One…read morestaff member had an attitude about my service dog. My dog was not bothering anyone and was not near the merchandise. She asked many inappropriate questions about my dog and clearly was mad that we were there. I left immediately and will never return.

Stopped in yesterday my daughter is visiting and wanted a shirt. Place is big and a huge selection…read more Prices are on the high side for sure. I found the employees to be friendly unlike other reviews. It was very busy inside on a early Saturday afternoon. Parking is rough, so plan on walking a few blocks.

Best boutique around!!!! Love the women that own this. They are TOO sweet!!! They have small-plus…read moresize clothing as well.

From the owner: Victoria Rose Boutique ~ Where comfort meets style. Women's size S - 3XL available. Our…read moreprofessionals will treat you with courtesy and respect. We provide services honestly and with integrity. For more information, call or click today.

I have shopped at this store for years. When in the area, I make it a point to drive all the way…read moreto Southport now that their Wilmington locations closed. They have a great selection of unusual clothes and jewelry. But today I was so mad I almost left without making a purchase. My friend and I went in the door, the owner said hello but we were informed that two ladies had the dressing rooms and if we wanted to try anything on, we had to go into the back storage room/office From that point on we were left on our own. We tried to ask questions about sizes or other colors but she was so engrossed with upselling these two women who were buying-out-the-store, that we might as well have not existed. I've been in sales and retail for years and today was the worst service I have ever had from an owner/manager. I will never go back - no matter how good her merchandise. You just do not ignore your customers - no matter how matter you have in the store and no matter how much $$ some are spending.

Very upsetting experience this past week. Shopping with my daughter ( 40's). Sales woman came over…read moreand pointed over some woven outfits made in Canada. I then showed them to my daughter and told her they were made in Canada. As I moved to back of store the saleswoman sharply asked me what I meant by Canada and why I said that. She asked me if I was talking about politics and that it was not allowed in the store. She was clearly angry. I was stunned. My daughter had left the store. I then left. We returned with my sister to show her some pants. Saleswoman in back store loudly said. 'They are back' We left. It really had me shaken up. We ended up in another store where my sister bought a dress and shoes. Later when we were still talking about how weird it was I realized that the problem may have been that my daughter is Asian and I am Caucasian. She may not have realized we were together. I could not imagine treating a customer like that. Never again. I am sorry I bought some clothing there last year.

This is a dream place for the StitchFix crowd -- i.e. people who dig brands like Collective…read moreConcepts, Dolce Vita, BB Dakota, and Tart. For those of you not in the know, I'm talking about cute, flattering, expensive-looking clothes at a decidedly midrange price point: $50-$100, mostly in the lower half of that range. They're designed to appeal to those of us who sweat Anthropologie, Tory Burch, and J. Crew, but they're much more affordable. These brands use more synthetic fabrics than the more expensive ones their devotees also like. Even so, they're worlds cuter and classier than H&M or Forever 21. Until recently, this classy-midrange space had nothing in it whatsoever, and I'm so glad that these new companies have stepped up to the plate. Maritime Passage curates these brands beautifully -- it's the kind of shop where you want to try and buy everything. The sales staff pamper you but aren't overbearing. I wish there were more shops like this in the DC area, where I live -- aside from 3 Sisters in Alexandria, I know of none.

Great little gift shop on the island. You will find all of the typical gift shop wares including…read moreclothing, hats, and all sorts of tschotskes. However, they also sell cold drinks, hot coffee, locally made treats, and more.

Unbelievable variety of colors and sizes in all upscale brands from Yeti to Shibumi! This place…read morehas it all including great parking!

Local business. Not a large chain. They have sale items outside. The Oak Island T-shirts are $29.99…read morethat are outside. Inside they have a large collection of name brands (think Yeti, etc). Tons of options of things to buy. Very small store. Parking extremely limited. Know that you are supporting local business and will pay a little more for that luxury. Nice place to browse. Didn't engage with any employees. They were cleaning and taking care of the store. Well kept and organized. Worth taking a look of can find a parking spot.