I love this boutique with a distinct 1970's vibe. The women's clothes are colorful with a peasant…read moreflare. The colors are fabulous. Some of the clothes had a Western theme, including leather hats and denim skirts. Prices are incredibly reasonable (everything was 50% off during my visit). I wanted a dress but couldn't decide on one. The store meanders back through various rooms packed neatly with dresses. There is a room of house plants and chimes. A lady was buying a second set of chimes for her yard. Whimsical garden decor is outside. Near the check-out counter are locally made handmade soaps. The clerk is friendly, but lets you shop at your own pace. There are try-on rooms available, but no public restroom. If you're lucky you can find free street parking nearby, otherwise there is a lot with $5 spaces.

I loved the store and tried clothes on. I could not decide. So many Umgee and other brands with…read moregreat prices. I wish they had an online store.

Another very small shop catering towards women's clothing and jewelry/accessories. The space was…read morearranged so that it was easy to find options. I was able to find some earrings and a pair of gloves as gifts. The woman at the counter was on the quiet side, but still friendly. Note: This is one of the shops that will have the building go up for auction the end of Oct '19. It will be interesting to see if the shop will get to remain. Review #3235

So many options!! Had so much fun shopping! Great atmosphere! Can't wait to go back during fall to…read moresee what they have!

Another upscale quaint shop selling all kinds of items that are unique yet you may recognize some…read morebrand labels. For instance, I found some "Melissa & Doug" toys and ended up buying one for an upcoming birthday present. It was a rug with a race track laid out on it and it came with four race cars. We have two family members currently into gnomes and this shop had a lot of variety in the gnome department. One we purchased was a girl gnome because it had pigtails. I had not seen that before. Another we purchased was a "soft" gnome. Both will be gifts when we get back home.

A great gift shop to look through- they have it decorated for the season currently which was fun to…read moresee all the fall and Halloween items. The store smells great too!

When visiting Brown County, 58 South is one of my favorite two stores to stop by when visiting. The…read morereason I am giving it a two star though, is EVERY-TIME we visit... and I mean every time, they owner, or her employee that always seems to be working when we come, is on the phone when we come in and rants on the phone the entire time we are shopping. She does not greet us, doesn't ask if she can help or if we need help, NOTHING.... we stopped by today and I walked through the door to her 1. On the phone (what a surprise), 2. stuffing food in her mouth. I said "hello" when I walked in because she looked right at me then proceeded to stuff more food in her mouth and rant on the phone. I looked around for a few minutes but left without purchasing anything just in pure annoyance. I enjoy seeing what new clothing items she gets in her store, but the hospitality needs a bit of work.

Really nice clothing and the sales are even better. The staff was helpful and had a great selection…read morein multiple sizes.

Located across the street from Heavenly Biscuit, this is a small shop with mostly T-shirts and hats…read morefor sale. Some water bottles and cups too. The shirts inventory is vast with a wide selection with most revolving around the "Life Is Good" saying. It took me awhile to find one that matched the color I wanted with the picture depicted with the saying I liked but I found one I liked. The cashier guy (owner?) was super friendly to everyone. He likes to strike up a mini conversation during the check out process and asks everyone how their day is going. It's always a pleasure doing business with someone friendly, ya know?

I went to the location on N Van Buren. It was great and they had great selection for men, women,…read moreand kids. And they had a lot of other things, too, like water bottles, blankets, hats, etc. The guy working was super nice. Would recommend if you're in the area.

Occasionally, I like to pop out with something zesty. The trick with vintage is that you need to…read morewear exactly one vintage item per outfit, and that's it. A blouse, a piece of jewelry, a jacket, a belt. Less is more with vintage. I have a small collection of vintage things, but I'm always on the lookout for that one strange, unique piece to elevate my shiz. Route 46 Vintage is such a place to find cool vintage clothing and wearable things to add to your wardrobe. Route 46 Vintage is the sister store to Brown County Antique Mall. This store and another one are all located on the same grounds as the antique mall, and they are one big, happy family. Route 46 houses all of the clothes and accessories. You'll find vintage tees, skirts, dresses, hats, jewelry and lots more. You will also find handmade items and upcycled fashion -- old things remade to be new things. There are lots of things to look at here. The clothing at Route 46 Vintage is well curated. No moth-ball-smelling coats or stained shirts here! Just lots of cool old things.

Route 46 Vintage is one of those places you stumble into and immediately feel glad you did. It's…read morethoughtfully curated, not cluttered, with a great mix of vintage finds, antiques, and genuinely interesting pieces you won't see everywhere else. You can tell a lot of care goes into selecting what's on the floor--this isn't a "junk shop," it's a place for people who appreciate quality, character, and stories. The vibe is relaxed and welcoming, not pretentious. Whether you're a serious collector or just browsing on a weekend drive through Nashville/Brown County, it's easy to spend more time here than you planned. I've found everything from unique home pieces to gifts that actually feel meaningful (and not mass-produced). If you enjoy vintage with soul, local flavor, and a personal touch, Route 46 Vintage is absolutely worth the stop. One of my favorite shops in the area.

In a town filled with home decor, antiques, and women's boutiques, it was an interesting change of…read morepace to wander into this business. It is a small shop with narrow aisles and lots of "guy" things. Some hats and clothing, some shaving accessories, sports items, wine and beer themed items, and a few "naughty" ones. There isn't a lot of room to get around especially if someone is blocking the aisle. And each section is loaded with so much stuff that it takes awhile to view it all. But it does have items you won't find elsewhere in Nashville, so if you are looking for something different, stop by. Note: The building is up for auction at the end of Oct'19. It will be interesting to see if some of these small shops will still be here. Review #3234

Gift shop for any type of man. Straight, gay, outdoorsy, domestic, progressive, conservative,…read moreyoung, old. Lots to choose from, from novelty to Christmas to clothing.