I ordered a bomber jacket thinking it was going to be all natural material only to receive it and…read morerealize that everything inside that comes in contact with human skin was 100% man-made Materials despite what they say . That's right,...chemical leaching plastics. Nylons ,polyester's and acrylics, it's right there on the tag but not adequately expressed on the website. The hypocrisy is laughable ,I mean seriously people, how the hell are you going to sell or even have a company called natural clothing and turn around and sell the complete opposite!!! Stop acting like you're selling the cure only to be perpetuating the poison! Shame on you!

I live in Sacramento and I have never been in this store. However, I had an experience with this…read morecompany that was so impressive, I just had to share! I ordered a dress online from Natural Life (a different company). I tried to return it, but accidentally mailed it to Natural Clothing Company. Alina paid to mail the dress back to me, and included a very nice letter explaining my mistake. Random act of kindness very much appreciated! If I lived in Snohomish, I would definitely support a shop with such amazingly kind employees!

They said everything is 30% off from original prices. I bought Chalo Seattle pouch for $18.19…read more However, the retail price for the pouch in Made in Washington store is $18.99..... what?? They marked the original retail price as $25.99. With "30% off", they are just selling stuff for retail price. Nothing is 30% off from original retail price in the store. Really bad business.

I love this store and the owners are absolutely incredible. They have so many great clothes, gifts,…read moreetc. The store is so fun and I love going in and ordering things from them to be delivered to my home. Every piece of clothing I have gotten have been amazing. I love the owners! They are so sweet, helpful, and always available to find the pieces I want! Everyone needs to check out this amazing store!

I tried two weave girls before finding DeCarla and Nicola. Weave is so natural-looking, no glue,…read moreand the hair they sell is soooooo pretty. (: Plus, Nicola likes to watch True Crime will she works on me. 10/10 recommend

Most professional place I've found. We love her!! She returns calls and answers questions directly…read moreand doesn't leave us guessing. Shes also very kind.

Love there style! PNW folk can easily get crazy fun here:) love to support my local Snohomish…read morebusinesses, gift my family and friends with awesome, memorable swag! this one is such a gem!!!

Cute little shop on a side street in Snohomish. Well worth the walk off the main drag. It is small,…read morebut everything is really cute and perfectly curated. They do not have a lot of larger clothes, but I picked up a cute shirt. Kortney was super friendly and not overwhelming or overbearing while I was shopping. I like that. LMAO at someone else being offended at snarky stickers and cups.....

I really enjoy browsing and usually buy something with every visit. Convenient location next to…read morePayless. They didn't have my size this time in a cute shirt I wanted - darn! Unique gifts and clothing. Friendly staff. The Huckleberry gummy bears are a treat.

I have been a loyal Lind's customer for 20 years, supporting this local business through their…read moreformer pharmacy and toy store, gift store, jewelry store, jewelry repair service, and to buy cards. Linds was always my first stop for gifts, I bought my children gifts at their former toy area as well as for the birthday parties they attended. I bought home decor, jewelry, gifts for family, had jewelry repaired, a bought tons of cards, I think I have about 15 punch cards collected! And I have bought numerous pairs of sunglasses. I loved it that they gift wrapped. I maintain a membership there. I will never shop there again. Please take this experience I relate as a warning. I went to Lind's last weekend to purchase sunglasses. While I wasn't dressed in my usual business attire, (I am a local attorney), I was nicely dressed for an outing, hair done, makeup, etc. My daughter, also an attorney who is also part of the family firm with myself and her father, accompanied me into the store. She loved Lind's, she had been going there since she was a small child. I was seeing a lot of magnification glasses but having trouble finding those without. The salesperson directed me to the Brighton sunglasses, which were quite a bit more expensive but we found one we liked and began the process of purchasing when I mentioned I was sorry there wasn't more selection than Brighton. Another woman came up from behind the nice woman who had been helping us and said, in a nasty voice to the other saleswoman, "she is incorrect, there are more". She appeared to be a supervisor. The manner in which she decided to give me this information, by deliberately and publicly embarrassing her coworker made me very uncomfortable. This woman then asked me if I wanted to look through the glasses the other worker hadn't told me about and I declined. I liked the glasses, had places to go, and didn't want to prolong the nice saleswoman's embarrassment. I finished the transaction and selected the complementary decorative glasses case into which the saleswoman placed my glasses. Not long after we arrived at our destination, the sun came out. I reached into my bag, took the glasses out, and put them on. As we were walking, I began to feel like the glasses simply were not sitting right. I shifted them around and realized it wasn't that I hadn't put them on properly, the glasses were bent. My daughter, who had accompanied me on the outing, plucked the glasses off my head and put them on her head and said, "they're bent!" I was not happy to find that what I had bought was defective. My eyes are photosensitive and I was very uncomfortable in the bright sunlight. Luckily my daughter noticed a place with sunglasses for sale and I was able to get relief. The glasses were promptly returned to the case when my daughter handed them back to me and stayed in that case in my purse until I went back to Lind's. The following work week was busy, especially the day before I went to Lind's which was quite stressful. I woke up the next morning with a migraine and had my paralegal reschedule everything that day. Fortunately, my medication worked quickly, and I felt better by midmorning. I decided to take advantage of some gardening I had to do and spent a few hours in my grubby gardening clothes/sneakers. I had to go to the Ace to get more gardening supplies, so I decided to swing by Lind's to return the glasses. I was dealing again with the nice saleslady when that unpleasant woman intruded once again. Taking a moment to look me up and down, she said, officiously, "What's the problem?" I replied, "I am returning these glasses I bought Saturday, you were here when I bought them, do you recall?". She replied, "I do not recall you", in a snide manner. I went on to explain that the glasses were bent, which I discovered upon wearing them. I was able to buy a replacement shortly after the discovery and I was returning their glaases. She inspected the glasses and said, "they are scratched, pointing to the bottom corner section of one of the lenses, an area adjacent to the frame. I replied that I would not have noticed that as it was not in my field of vision, and they were worn for only minutes before they were returned to the case after discovering they were bent. Therefore, it would have been impossible for me to scratch them, but given that they were in a defective condition, perhaps the scratch occurred at the time they were bent. I was informed that I was not going to be given a refund at that time, and they would be contacting me. She took the glasses and left. I admit I was very angry about the way that I was treated, in public, with an accusation that I had somehow damaged the glasses and was not deserving of their refund policy. This is no way to treat a loyal customer of 20 years who has spent quite a bit of money in their store over the tenure of our relationship. I was later told I would not be refunded and could only have a store credit.

I honestly have NO words for this Candlemaking and Soap Making Supply Company. I have never ordered…read morefrom them and I am so so so completely impressed with this company. Like, blown away. The one I was really looking forward to was Philosophy and they they did not disappoint. It smells exactly like it. I wanted to rub it all over my arms and legs. Five stars most definitely!!! Thank you so much!!! Shari

I have been looking for a decent candle/soap supply store for a few years since Pourette left…read moreBallard. I renewed my search hopes and expanded my online search area. This store came up, but I was skeptical since my other searches dead-ended with disappointment (closed, limited inventory, or an already made candle store). So my mom and I decided to stop by to see if they were real. They are! And we are so happy they are around. They have a variety of soap bases, oils, molds, dyes, wax additives, wicks, bags and ingredients to make cold process soap.They stock a ton of scents, which are clearly marked if they are ok for soap or not. Want to make diffuser reeds? Go for it. Aroma beads? Done. Their website is also set up very nicely with a great inventory list, recipes, packaging ideas and "how to" guides. Woohoo! They also have an amazing stock of quality woodworking tools - blades, chisels, planers, files, and Japanese hand saws. I was also impressed with their quantity of "how to" videos for sale that specialize in woodworking. Both the owners are knowledgeable and helpful. I am so excited about this store!

Great local shop for gifts and decor. A little bit of everything! Owner is very nice!read more

Excellent service. Offers a wide variety of gifts at a large range of prices. Stop in. You won't…read moreregret it!

Being a long time Bellevue resident, I am no stranger to what I will just call, "The Boutique"…read more Small, quaint shops that overcharge for items you could reasonably find elsewhere. When I walked passed this place, it caught my attention, I saw a couple things in the window that caught my eye and I was curious about costs. I was greeted by 3 women, who couldn't not have been nicer. One even asked what brought me in and when I saw the curb appeal caught my attention, I got the impression my feedback wasn't well taken. That said, I say plenty I could have considered gift worthy, but the pricing was like the Disneyland Gift Shop. Holiday items were 70% off. Truth be told, it lowered the items to a price that was far closer to reasonable and as a former retail buyer, I can tell you, if you can afford to sell anything for 70% off you are charging too much for other items. There is a reason Nordstroms can have massive sales 3 times a year where the entire stock is discounted and that is the same reason, they are now closing locations and losing business to online retailers who sell for a fair price daily. This is also Marysville, so why am I being asked to pay. Medina pricing? Listen the store is quaint, you will certainly see something that interests you, but the sticker shock here is real and reminds me of my trip to San Francisco last year where a candy store was charging $25 a pound for the same candy Winco sells for $4 a pound, or even less in bulk from Amazon. God bless them, I never want to see anyone go out of business, but affordable is not a word I would use to describe this place.

Great little 'mini department store' filled w great selection of gifts for home, children and…read morewomen. Support local and stop in for something special and unique.