I have shopped here for many years and have gotten many nice things, but everything is extremely…read moreoverpriced and recently me and my boyfriend were there and we had come earlier in the day and we had come back later as the sun was setting to use the rest of our money, and he had held two 1.50$ stress toys near his pocket (keep in mind he never put it in his pocket) which we paid for at checkout along with some other items we bought, the next evening we got a text from our friend and they had posted us on instagram and facebook saying we stole the two items, which we did NOT, we paid for them at the counter like i said, so i text the business number and let them know we did not steal anything and that we paid, they took it down the next day and left me on read without any apology for trying to publicly humiliate us.

High Cotton is a 5,500 sqft spot located in downtown Dickson that specializes in antiques, crafts,…read morerefreshed goods along with new, packaged gifts. Like your normal antique shops, there are many vendors who have their own booth, so items can range in variety and price with each step you take. Unlike your normal antique shops, you are greeted by a 6 ft catfish at the front door and there is a fantastic mural on the side of the building! We came by in search of antique/refurbished furniture, more specifically a kitchen table. Sadly this place does not have many furniture vendors, but what they lack in furniture they make up for in eclectic variety of everything else from candles to art to retro kitchen sets, restoration kits, incense, vintage toys, clothing and all kinds of knick-knacks. Service was non-existent sadly. The attendant was present, but could not be bothered with looking up from her phone as we wandered around the main floor where she was located. There were many people coming in and out, and she did not speak to anyone. I get it may not be the most exciting spot to be on a weekend, but a little "hello/have a good day" can go a long way. Overall, High Cotton was a cool spot. The location in downtown Dickson is cool as well. The area is certainly small-town America at its core, so once you are done wandering around inside, hit the sidewalks and do the same on the square. We live in Nashville proper, but this spot makes for a good afternoon weekend trip everyone once in a while!