Superb hand made hats in many different sizes and styles. I chose a denim conductor's cap…read more Everything from an outlandish newsie to a sedate boonie hat can be found in their modest inventory. The super friendly and solicitous hat maker (haberdasher?) and salesperson told me it was a family run and operated business. Easiest money I have spent in a while. Look for them at Portland Saturday Market and the Oregon Country Fair. Update: 11/2/16 I returned last weekend to buy a hat for my day gig to make sure I looked neat and tidy. Jakob, the hatter, spent quite a bit of time with me to pick a new hat that fit it's purpose and my size. Completely hand stitched and one of a kind, it took me an hour to find just the right one from his ample selection. I am quite pleased with the outcome. I still highly recommend this Saturday Market Stall.

Whoever the lady was that answered the phone today, she is the rudest person I have talked to in…read moreyears. I have worked retail and I know how you are supposed to treat your customers and potential customers. You NEVER act condescending and you NEVER treat them unkindly. I simply asked her if she carried a certain kind of hat and she cut me short and rudely replied, and I quote, "carry is the not the same as make, and no, we do not make them".

Beautiful selection of clothing. The owner helped me find a simple but elegant dress and wrap to…read morewear on a cruise. It's a timeless ensemble I can wear for years. Don't overlook this gem!!!

So my wife and I were strolling through the charming city of Ashland, and we stumbled upon this…read moreboutique, which is really quite wonderful. Vanessa was knowledgeable and ultimately, my wife found the cutest hat. I highly recommend this store.

Such a cute shop. I went in just to browse and found some adorable earrings. Glad I stopped in!read more

this is a wonderful the space is tight but other than that great store hours great vibe especially…read morearound the holiday's:)+ xoxo mwah peace! great customer service. Thanks for all your hard work.

Still a great store, but I reserve top marks for the original store across the street. Updating my…read morereview to note that they've added a cute little coffee window on the main street. They serve coffee, tea, and the bagels are from Little Shop of Bagels in town. Also, don't miss their ware upstairs. Lots of bags and luggage items from Baggallini and others.

This has to be one of the cutest, if not *the* cutest gift shop(s) I've ever seen…read more The ambiance is fancy. Everything is super clean, well-lit, and perfectly merchandised. The floor is glossy AF. A sign on the window advertising the "Paddington National Park" collection brought me in. People used to ask me about it when I worked in Yosemite, so I was curious as to what it was. I was surprised to find that this store carried dozens of the same exact products as the Yosemite Village Gift shop-- same brands and everything. They also had products I'd seen at other various gift shops around California, like the Smokey Bear backpacks I'd seen in Shasta. They had some cute national park themed outdoor blankets on clearance for $29.99. In the upstairs section, they had all kinds of local Oregon jams. Downstairs, I found a display full of huckleberry candies. I searched for the huckleberry dark chocolate bar that was discontinued in Yosemite last year, but to no avail. They had super cute jewelry from a New York designer that looked just like Betsey Johnson stuff, but cuter. They had some of the cutest floral dresses I've ever seen. I might have to come back for one. They had the best selection of magnets, stickers, and keychains I've seen anywhere so far. I seriously wanted to buy everything here. Would definitely stop by again.

Pleasantly surprised at how organized the clothing is :) Jeans are in size order (for the most…read morepart) and have a different rack for blue demin and darker/black colors. Jeans are in good/great condition and found a few designer brands. The prices are similar to Poshmark or ebay. Macy's & designer branded Jeans for $9-$15 is a deal! It's a consignment store NOT a thrift store; selection is based on the population selling their stuff. That being said, there are still some great finds for the under 40yr crowd. A LOT of jeans sizes 0-6. A decent selection for jeans size 6-14 and several racks for "plus sizes". Not a great variety of men's clothing. It's there, but slim pickin's. It's worth a visit just to check out the constantly changing inventory; new arrivals on the front racks. It feels better buying previously purchased clothing vs buying new and better for the environment too!! Today was a sale "buy 5 items, get 20% off your total" I'm a fan :D

LOVE this Ashland treasure. Chris and John are wonderful people who work hard to keep this thriving…read morebusiness going. I get ALL my clothing there and have met many nice friends while shopping there.

Believe it or not, at one point I was torn on how i felt about this shop but now that I've fully…read moreembraced my antique slut spirit animal, I'm aaaaall about it. I'm a big fan of popping in here on weekdays over weekends. There's so much stuff and not a ton of room so it's really rad when you snag an off-peak moment to peruse. There's a shop cat, Charlie, that I've never seen leave the comfy chair in back and the owner, Heather, who is coolAF and actually super young- which is not typically what you'd expect from the owner of an antique and odd art shop. There's jewelry, Knick knacks, LOTS of art, of course. Many originals and if Heather is there she can magically tell you the origin story of the art and artist for EVERYTHING in the shop... and there's like 3000 things in the shop. Like any antique shop, it can be hot or miss and there's often piles or cramped aisles but that's called having character in the antique biz (I don't actually know that, just guessing) and I feel right at home here.

No one knows jewelry like Heather. Through buying her pieces I now have a beautiful collection of…read morevintage pieces. She has an incredible collection of 1920s Czech glass necklaces, new and upcoming jewelry designers and the best of every era. The store is a place to see new and iconic artists whether it be clothes, paintings, jewelry, furniture and more. Heather does consignment and buys outright so you can sell what you no longer wear and get something rare and unusual. Have a great time, you will find something different every time you stop in!

Very awesome selection of fun things, bought myself a Bigfoot button and a mediation Sasquatch cute…read moreKnick nack. The owner was very charming and pleasant and has great value. Overall I would say 11/10 Also has done very cute lgbtq stickers too which I love

Does this place ever end?! Geez, you could spend an entire afternoon here! Three levels of…read more(women's) clothing, kitchen tools and accessories, toys, home décor and more! I was able to find a device that had been eluding me for weeks: a spiralizer large enough to handle the stupid huge zucchini that my garden churns out every year, and finally, I found success here! I've seen less selection of cooking doo-dads at big box stores, even those that specialize in culinary contraptions. Now, I'm going to have to pray there's a Paddington Station closer to home when I'm looking for the next gadget, or I'll be making frequent trips to Ashland. My wife had similar success, leaving with a dress for herself and our daughter, as well as a couple of cute flower rings. The selection here is almost overwhelming, but if you're like me, and at least *try* to avoid buying everything on Amazon these days, skip the big box stores, and make a stop at Paddington Station. If you can wear it, hang it up, or use it at home, it's probably here. (FYI, Yelp has two entries for this store in Ashland, so if you're experiencing déja vu reading this...now you know why!)