I love these products! Environmental friendly and reasonably priced. Love how they are made in…read moreAshland too.

A certain brand of feminine hygiene products say they want you to have a happy period. The women…read moreat Party in My Pants mean it. They make reusable pads for women who want an alternative to disposable products. Some of the arguments against disposable products are that they are made by companies that test on animals, they contribute to landfill waste, and they are made with substances that are toxic to both women and the earth. There are some disposables that are made with organic cotton, and some that are plastic-free, but are made in Germany, which undermines the eco-friendliness of the products. Party in My Pants pads are made by hand in Wisconsin, making them a much more local choice than other better-known makers of reusable pads located on the West Coast or in Canada. Party in my Pants pads are made of comfortable cotton flannel (organic cotton pads are available) backed with a breathable nylon shield that protects clothes. The all-in-one design of Party in My Pants pads makes them much thinner than other types of reusable pads that require holders and (sometimes multiple) inserts. The "party" in Party in My Pants pads comes from the bright colors and eclectic patterns that the pads come in. While reusable pads are a bigger initial investment than disposables, they last an estimated five to seven years, saving money in the long term. A questionnaire on the Party in My Pants website helps customers find out how many pads they will need, and gives an estimate of the money that can be saved by using reusable pads. Ordering is easy, secure, and shipment is quick. Those who prefer to purchase their pads in person can find Party in My Pants pads at Merz Apothecary at Macy's on State St., Ethical Planet in Evanston, Chicago Women's Health Center on Sheffield, and Women & Children First. While switching to reusable pads requires some adjustment, it's minor compared to many of the other changes people make in order to reduce environmental impact. Ladies, it's time to walk it like you talk it.

Love, love, love the amount of yarn, the pattern books and the examples. All nicely displayed on…read morethe first floor. If you look at the size of the city this store is huge. Little remark though. Was here for at least twenty minutes browsing through the books and yarns and I saw no staff...... Meanwhile, two ladies we're busy downstairs discussies things. So a wide variety of yarns and patterns for crochette and knitting, but no so big in service. Downstairs you'll find all kind of things. Clothes, shoes, little gifts.

Stopped here while we were in town for a few hours and had a good time perusing what they had. They…read moreare so organized! Staff are friendly. I found some flats for $5 and love them.

What a great find! Lots of inventory, had a great time seeing what was there. Found a couple 100%…read morewool sweaters, so beautiful! Prices are amazing, Super friendly! Can't wait to go back!

This place is amazing for Washburn.. It is packed with locally made pottery and paintings. You can…read morefind some really good, local-made gifts here for people. I love it! A lot of the paintings are of nature, and Lake Superior, but they are really nice, and well done. Tons of pottery, unique too, not just boring pots.. I've gotten tons of bowls, and plates, and what not, over the years from here. My mother probably has an entire collection of things...Priceless. They really are... Always fun to walk through and check out what's new!

Your one stop shop for wedding and other gifts. Be careful if you go in, your walking out with at…read moreleast the best mug you now own!

We wandered all around this lovely little town and poked our heads into many galleries. But, this…read moreone was the keeper! The owner was marvelous. They had so many really special items in every price range. I am told, that her specialty, is the rugs. All hand made. Since I would have trouble getting one on a plane back home, I had to skip that. But, they are lovely. Brought some very cool keepsakes at a fair and affordable price. Could not be happier!

This store is Massive!!! Come with what you are looking for or go on an adventure to find some…read moregreat book finds! Great priced on used books!

I make my way there several times a year and have done so for the past 26 years. I always manage to…read morebuy a few books that I wasn't looking for and maybe one of two that I was. It's a great place just to spend time and look through the variety. No pressure, just walk around and look at books all day if you like. The owners will g out of their way to help you find something if you are looking for something specific. It's a highlight of my year.

Great Thrift Shop. One of the best I've ever been in! I will be back even though I live hundreds of…read moremiles away

Just bought a cute pair of Keds sandals for 50 cents; earrings for $1.50 and J Jill long sleeved…read moreshirt for $1.00 pictured.

Really cute bookstore in Bayfield. Great selection, and loved that as soon as you walk in there's…read moresections featuring local & indigenous authors/topics. I was also obsessed with their dog-themed book section and literally laughed out loud when I saw their "banned book" shelves. This is the kind of space that sparks joy. They have a cool patio out back to hang out and read that is (of course) dog friendly! And besides books, they also had some unique trinkets and merchandise for purchase. I walked away with a mystery by a local author that I never would've found without this nifty bookshop.

Perfect little indie bookstore. We loved the cafe, used book and used vinyl building off the back…read moreof the shop - lots of good finds there (most records $3-5, good prices) plus a place to sit and drink some coffee. Friendly staff. 10/10