Great customer service, huge variety of girl's clothing and also nice shirts for men, definitely a…read moreplace to go back and support local businesses,

From the owner: women and men clothing pants, dresses, cowgirl shirts, party dresses, work out clothing ,…read moreshoes and high heels , male high quality pants, Shirts, Ropa y accesorios para Dama, vestidos , pantalanos, faldas, vestidos para fiesta, zapatos y mucho mas. Paracaballero tenemos camisas muy bonitas y pantalones, cachuchas, sombreros y perfumes con fermonas

Steve was very helpful throughout the whole process of shopping for my suit. He guided me and my…read morefiance through color choices and he definitely knows what he is talking about when it comes to choices like that. I would come to Steve over any other place. He threw in a few free things for me and my groomsmen because I bought a suit through him. Suit was sized and tailored to my size and this is the only place with an in house tailor. Highly recommend Steve!

When I find places like the haberdasher, it does a couple of things. First, it gives me continued…read morefaith in humanity and it also gives me greater faith in the free enterprise system! Mr. Goodwin, the dapper proprietor of the establishment is a super cool, super chill gentleman who has an eye for fashion and takes really good care of his customers! He's like a modernized version of the monopoly guy, sans the pretentious monocle. That said, he's the dude who could pull off a top hat and monocle with the sophistication of not the monopoly guy! This place is a small storefront just off Yakima Avenue, that apparently has been here for 20 years. He worked at Nordstrom for many years, and now has officially been open doing his own gig for longer than he worked at Nordstrom! He specializes in helping gentlemen look their best. They carry an incredible selection of shirts, ties, pants, suits and accoutrements including hats, scarves and cuff links. Everything is custom tailored and included in the price - as he says, "This isn't men's warehouse"! Everything here is definitely on the pricey end, but as with most things, you're paying for quality and for a bit of customization. It's the sort of place that when you stop by before a wedding or get together, he'll hook you up with exactly what you need and make sure you look like a boss doing it! Perhaps the best thing about this place however, was the fact that while I was in there, there must've been five or seven people who wakes through that he knew by name and knew exactly the sort of stuff they'd be looking for. Is the big box stores continue to struggle, it's places like this they should continue to do well. Impeccable service, a great vibe, wonderful selection and a dude who's really paying attention and making sure he gets things right - hard to ask for anything more!

Will all the changing faces at the old mill it is nice to see a familiar face (Morgan). She loves…read moreher job and loves to help people. She went out of her way yesterday to send me a very heartfelt message after hearing I lost my dog. I know she probably talks to hundreds of people a day, but that fact that she remembered me and my dog was something that brings me to tears. We need more people in the world like Morgan.

My wife call me and ask me to get two bags of wood-burning pallets after I got off from car…read moreChiropractor, I ask her to call the store and I've asked them to load them for me since I can barely walk. I asked one of the guys if he knew anything about the pellets he said that he doesn't know anything his job is just in the warehouse. I call the store and asked if my white call and purchase two bags of pellets and one of the guys say she did. One of the guys comes back after I asked him and he told me he didn't know anything about it!

I'm not sure who the current version of the Fresh Prince is, but whoever they are, this is probably…read morethe place where they would shop if they lived in Yakima! This is definitely the spot to go when you're interested in new clothing trends, classic and new shoes as well as plenty of vintage items like jackets and jerseys. I came in on a random Monday afternoon and found a number of things that immediately peaked my interest, despite not being a particularly well dressed individual. With my 30th percentile looks and 15th percentile charm, any help I can get is always appreciated! With styles ranging from those of a skate shop, which this also is, all the way to trends that make any trendsetter jealous, they've got just about anything that you're looking for within the genre. I picked up a pair of shorts which quickly work their way into my rotation. I also saw some old-school Reebok pumps, which may be something that I need to get in the near future. The dude running the place is super chill and does a great Job of staying up on trends both new and retro. In the same way that the haberdasher brings a very cool spot for final clothing, this place brings a real for anyone looking for some good street gear!

Favorite store to go to in Yakima. New Yak City is like a cracked out Zumiez with much better…read morecustomer service. I personally don't skate but like the style of clothes made for skaters. Also have a favorite graphic tees from filthy brands that you can't just find anywhere else. The owner is always nice and I talk it up with him every time I go in, recomend this place

It's too bad the other folks who've reviewed the place had poor experiences. Mine was just the…read moreopposite! My little dude and I sauntered in on a lazy Saturday, in need of a few good work shirts. The other standard blue ones had been worn so much, they were asking me to replace them. They had a killer sale 3/$99 and it was just was I needed. I found a number of different options in the size I needed and for the couple patterns I liked and they didn't have in my size, they ordered them and shipped them to my house for free. I found the Joseph Abboud shirts to be the roomiest and softest of the bunch. There were plenty of pattern options and to boot they had a couple with French Cuffs! The gent who helped me was super helpful, very chill and made the experience very pleasant. He was knowledgeable about the products, made helpful suggestions and was much more interested in helping me find something that worked well, rather than just selling me something. While we often stray from big chains, the products and service here were good enough that we'll definitely be back!

They laughed at me nd snickered when i told them i wear 3xl i know im a big guy and the whole time…read morei was there the guys kept saying woah i will never go there again

From beginning to end, my experience with Kraffs in buying a bomber jacket was incredible! Justin,…read moreone of the owners, was extremely professional, knowledgeable, and encouraging (not in a hardsell way). His customer service dedication was obvious and consistent. The merchandise is first-rate and uniquely beautiful and very carefully made. Other businesses online might learn from Kraffs. I intend to order another coat come fall. Truly a wonderful experience in online shopping. Boyd Koehler Minneapolis, MN_

They have lots of stale clothes here, and a few overpriced items of beadwork, etc. I would give…read morethis two stars, BUT they have an amazing selection of pendleton blankets, fabric, and finished coats. Also, they have homemade pendleton coats in all sizes, at pretty reasonable prices. The owner is pretty friendly -- he's a white guy and he supplies Native stores as far at North Dakota and Montana, I think mostly pendleton goods and tshirts. The staff was terrible, though. The two women that waited on my aunt seemed really hostile and rude, despite both of us trying to be friendly. Really, though, what earns my three star approval is their selection of pendleton goods, especially the fabric. AND, most importantly, they have trade cloth!! they carry all existing colors of trade cloth at the going rate (about $26/yd). First place in all of Washington state that I've found that carries trade cloth!

Their prices are good. They resolved an issue from spring 2025. As 2026 begins the WAR AGANST…read moreORGANIC increases. Products are hidden behind dangling and floor displays or are hard to reach for anybody who isn't tall. Only the big food companies- using an outdated brand label gain managerial approval. Supply of smaller, the real orgainic, is NOT reordered. They LIE "I'ts corporate" Cow Pie it's corporate. Store #652 is anti organic out of managerial preference. Do they have investments in Big Pharma for the so called cure, instead of prevention?

They purposely don't give you the posted discount without tracking down store members. If you don't…read moreknow better you get scammed, and employees are open about this tactic. Incredibly shady practice. Very unethical. Not to mention incredibly inefficient to need store employees to swipe their cards for ever meager purchase to not pay double or more the actual value of the product. Very disappointing for what otherwise seems like a great store.

Pendleton Woolen Mills. An institution of the Northwest, indeed, the world…read more We make it a point to stop here, and investigate the blanket seconds and clearances. This trip we met the next generation of Pendleton employees. On the floor, young women. In the mill. I do not know. The seconds room and.store had a complex pricing system ranging from 25% off lowest price, two for the price of 1, 20% more off selected seconds at the end of one table, price tags with blue stripes. A young woman helped us out with questions, telling us how she inherited her grandmother's 7 year old Chief Joseph blanket. It is like new. The Bishop family, or some form of it has owned this company since it's founding. 1% of U.S. businesses make it to the fourth generation of family ownership. The Bishops embrace the planet to produce the Pendleton Brand. zFor me that is a hint from one of our nation's most sucessful families. We all need eachother to build a civilization for all. My first shopping trip here was 1981. A queen or king seconds blanket cost $100 or less. We have many Pendleton goods. I called a brother to ask his shirt size. He recited an inventory of the Pendleton products in closets and decorating rooms, gifts from us over a quarter century. He said, "No more." And, being honest, we are pretty much priced out of the beautiful goods we love. My first Pendleton shirt jacket was a $15 Christmas gift from a San Fenando Valley Western clothing store. When Ivsee the same shirt, made in El Salvador from U.S. fabric selling for more than $200, I just cannot pull the trigger and buy. These are topbquality, prized goods that will definitely last a lifetime with proper care. It is all yours next generation.

I've driven through Pendleton more times than I can count. On a recent trip, I decided, on a whim,…read moreto swing through town to see what the place was all about without putting two and two together. It wasn't until I saw the mill that the light bulb illuminated and I immediately swung a right and found myself in the parking lot of the Pendleton Woolen Mill. As an artist, I can't afford their products. While expensive, I can fully appreciate and admire their care, craftsmanship, and creativity. Their blankets are simply stunning. I loved their little museum and am astounded by the history of this business and the family that still owns it to this day--What an amazing story! I especially appreciate how their Jacquard fabrics are still designed by native tribesman and woman to this very day. My only regret is that I missed their factory tour by twenty minutes. I would have loved that, but will keep it in mind for the next time I'm whizzing by on 84. A note about the negative reviews: It's hard for me to read negative reviews, because people are ignorant, entitled jerks. * All of Pendleton's woven products are made in the USA, dumbassess. * T-shirts, hats, and sweatshirts are not woven products, dumbassess. They're knitted, and if you know anything at all about the clothing industry, you would know that 99% of all clothing is manufactured overseas. * Why would they not charge full price at their factory store? It's still retail, dumbasses. This is a family run business that has given back a tremendous amount to the local community. A community, if you didn't notice, isn't exactly living in luxury. This company provides much needed jobs to good people who do their very best to make you feel welcome when you step through the door--If you didn't feel welcome, maybe check your entitled ego. My grandmother would have worked here, for Christ's sake. Go, visit. I loved this place and hope to return one day with enough cash to walk out with a spectacular blanket.