A lot good products and found just what l was looking for…read more The customer service was very welcoming and helpful.

Someone put a lot of creativity into the shop, knows their gear and carries brands like O'Neill,…read moreBillabong and more, has a demo program, cool clothing, surf swag, but their customer service sucks. I know my husband and I don't look like the typical surfers, but just moving here from Hawaii we needed to get hooked up with some cold water gear. The Shop is across from the friendly Co-op but this vibe is totally different. Bummer experience. We walked out with nothing.

Great vintage finds in great condition, great prices, great people working there. A super positive…read moreall-around experience. Plus, a beautiful sunshiny girl was tryin on a dress that was absolutely dynamite on her and all the women gathered to gas her up.

When to buy some more clothes and complemented the guy ringing me up since he was wearing a nice…read morecowboy hat and he gave me the most petty reply oof.

Satori makes hats. Hemp/wool recycled lovely hats…read more Bought in that same Arcata 'green' store; totally dif experience with my crass consumerism. The hat I chose (one wanted was sold out) has cuddly ear covers and a bit of polar fleece around the area where hemp/wool would touch your skin. Genius. I'd break out with wool if not for that suave strip of snuggly fleece. This hat has kept me warm and dry everywhere from 3500 ft elevation on the Sierra Madres to subzero Midwestern sleet. Getchu one if warmth is good for you! The wool even helps repel moisture.

From the owner: Hemp Clothing and skateboarding. One Earth One Love One Chance!read more

Mermaids rejoice! Your creative sister opened this amazing gallery of ocean inspired art just for…read moreyou. From the ultimate sandal/flip flop "Third Oak" made of mostly recycled material, and the company will recycle or make you a new pair when you wear them out! To original marine inspired artwork sewn or silk screened onto the most comfortable and hip beach attire. This small artist boutique is artfully packed with original gems you will not find anywhere else. Driftwood earring holders, beautiful ceramic succulent bowls, and essential oils. Make sure you swing thru this place while visiting the creamery district.

We love marnie and all of her wonderful, local treasures! Her store has a very unique and lovely…read morefeel to enjoy while shopping.

I came here hoping to buy things for my daughter's costume and it was a money grab... to say the…read moreleast. 10 bucks for used socks? 40 bucks for cheap wigs? 40 bucks for a partially fufilled cheap costume? Don't bother coming here unless you are prepared to spend 100 bucks atleast. You can spend significantly less for something amazon quality (which is returnable)... if you purchase something here it is NON-RETURNABLE/EXCHANGEABLE).

Great store. Lots of fun clothing. Super friendly owner. Always enjoy shopping. I'm glad they are…read morehere!

Rhonda helped me find the perfect gloves to finish my costume. I was looking for black vintage…read morecotton day gloves, and she instead steered me toward a pair of kid leather that "fit like a glove", literally. I have small hands, but as most people know true vintage runs VERY small compared to current sizes. These gloves completed my costume and I went on to win "Best Overall Costume at the Clarke Very Victorian Tarot & Tea Party". This shop is hard to find, you can't see it from the street, so look for The Pub restaurant located in the Creamery building/ Arcata Play house. The store is behind the restaurant down a little alley. Amazingly low prices for the quality you get. Going there is like a treasure hunt!

Everytime I talked with the owner, Jane, and staff, I have had excellent service and great ideas…read morefrom them when I cannot make a choice of my own. They all are extremely helpful. I highly recommend this store based on the great customer service and awesome selection of clothing, shoes, and so much more!