After receiving consistent text alerts that my daughter was doing well throughout her surgery, that…read morewas the green light for me to step out and use her car to drive around Salem. Coming here was just what I needed to continue the positive energy. Customers enter via two door options which create a welcoming feel. The ladies in front, behind and in between Style Home & C. are Maryanne(?) and her daughter. This shop instantly feels like it has the perfect balance of raw, edgy coolness and cozy comfort. Style H & C. also combines the rugged charm of exposed brick and weathered wood+metal accents. My two sweaters had wonderful price tags and can't wait for the cold weather in NY. There's nothing cluttered here and the minimalist, yet sleek style of this shop mirrors the look of the clothes offering traditional timeless fashion pieces with a twist, home decor and accessories mixed in. These ladies know what they got and that's an industrial style shop filled with charm, rugged wood, exposed brick walls- minus the hard hat.

Don't miss this shop on your next clothes shopping excursion downtown. It is a large space w/ the…read morebest curated selection of merchandise in the area. Lots of unique & stylish items, reasonably priced. Perfect for a night on the town or at home with friends. Clean fitting rooms and good lighting. Attentive and friendly, welcoming to guests. Locally owned & also woman owned.

My first time in this store, there were two older ladies who were absolutely the sweetest, most…read morewelcoming and genuine sales help I've encountered in a shop in a while. It was clear they were friends, and their friendly warm banter was like a breath of fresh air in the ladies' retail world. That definitely makes one want to buy something! I made note that this store has some of my faves: Brighton, Hobo, and lots of classic clothing along with fun eclectic fashion items as well. We chatted and they gave me such a great sense of wanting to return, about a month later, I brought an out-of-state visiting friend there. The vibe was entirely different. A young-ish tall woman was the only salesperson on duty. She barely greeted us when we entered, paced around the floor with a pissed-off bored look on her face, fiddled with some stuff behind the counter, paced around impatiently some more, and did a stellar job of vibing us right out the door. There were a few other shoppers in the store and I noted they didn't stay long either. Totally baffling because my friend and I are your target demographic. We very likely would have done some serious shopping. Congrats on hiring someone who will make sure your store is empty, and safe from all those pesky and bothersome shoppers! Was it an ageism issue? Was she just having an off day? Who knows; who cares. We were made to feel so uncomfortable, I have walked by there numerous times and contemplated going in, but then thought, nahhhh, not worth the psychological beat-down (yes, that young saleswoman's attitude was THAT bad). Pity, because the other sales ladies were awesome, and I am in need of some new Hobo and Brighton items.

Special shout out to Char. Especially grateful to Char & staff for making me feel special. For…read moreguiding me to clothing pieces that actually fit & r age appropriate. They strive at bringing out the best in their clients & the clothing/accessories r outstanding. Many thanks, Lynne/San Jose Ca

Great store with a wonderful, local owner. The best denim brands and prices around. Wonderful and…read moreknowledgeable staff. A Salem must, for fashion.

Not following Covid protocols. I was in there in December and only one of the three employees was…read morewearing a mask.

Loved this place! I came in today to try and find an item I saw a few weeks ago. Unfortunately,…read morethey didn't have it BUT the employees spent about 7 minutes helping me, looking throughout the store, and looking it up on their inventory system. I'm very satisfied with the service here, will definitely be coming back. Most of the stuff here is around 25-70 dollars but mostly worth it because 90% of the stuff is decent quality. Thank you again to the staff here! I'll be coming back!

I'm finally getting out and finding shops in Salem now that things are feeling a little more…read morebearable. The windows in this shop are always decorated so cute, I had to see more. This boutique / resale store offers things for the entire family. There's a nicely curated resale section with a very affordable price point on stylish name brands for both men and women. They also have the most adorable baby section! I can't wait to come back and buy a gift for the next shower. The boutique section is bright and springy, popping with yellows, lilacs, pinks and baby blues. Opposite of that are your staples; whites, blacks, browns, and grays in similar styles. There are stickers, accessories, and (grooming) products woven throughout the store. You'll be challenged to leave empty handed. I didn't!

Visited on their second day of opening at their new location. Staff were so helpful in bringing me…read moredifferent sizes to compare, shoe recommendations, and suggesting colors. If you need a dress for cocktails with the girlies, a wedding dress that eats, or just want to explore your style...you got to lock in and visit babes!!

Nice dresses and accessories but when I walked in there, I didn't get a hello, welcome in, can i…read morehelp you? No acknowledgement from anyone except the lady offering drinks/snacks to those making their way towards the back. The woman at the cash register looked at us and turned away. No acknowledgement at all! Would never want to recommend this place to anyone! Another woman looked through us and kept on talking to another employee. Rude and just annoying! I guess you have to be a blonde, white, high school girl with parents that have money to get attention because that was the only group there that was getting any. Might have to pull a Pretty Woman on this place because they really came off snobby and pretentious.

As of sometime around the beginning of 2025, they seem to now have a somewhat permanent pop-up…read moreinside the store that used to be Capital Menswear, which is now called something like Perichor (sp?). The partnering concept is a great idea to keep customers coming in the door, and they seem to be alternating or adding other new pop-ups to keep things interesting. I liked Capital Menswear (still the same owners and nice menswear, I think) and I liked Gatsby, so this is a fun place to shop.

The Gatsby saved my wedding day!…read more Not only is Gatsby my favorite shop and wine bar downtown where I can always find a unique gift on any budget, Katy and Hannah saved my wedding day by hosting us for a private party when our first ceremony was cancelled due to illness. After the outdoor ceremony, we headed to the Gatsby for our reception, where Katy and Hannah hosted us with the wine bar and private shopping. Katy has such a unique talent for creating a modern '20's aesthetic is the millennium's '20's era. We had access to Bluetooth to play our own playlist and have our first dance. Thank you Katy and Hannah for giving us a better reception than we even originally had planned. We are so grateful you both were a part of our day.

Every time I go into Gracie's Closet they have new selections. They even have TOP SHELF sneakers -…read morename brand, good stuff. Large selection of jeans. Ya gotta stop in. I love this place. Today I saw they even have a .50 cent selection to go through. They also help a lot in the homeless community with clothes donations. That says a lot to me about a small business I want to support.

We found great clothes at great prices. The staff was friendly and we would definitely shop there…read moreagain.

if you like boho and ethnic clothing, tapestries and beaded accessories, this is your store! They…read morejust opened in Lloyd Center a few months ago, located across from Ultra. The store is large, bright and cheerful, clean, well stocked and organized. Same owner as the store by Saturday Market but a much larger footprint and space to actually see everything and shop comfortably. I love long flowing skirts and they have dozens in gauze or cotton, solids and prints like ikat and paisley. Wide leg, billowy pants in an array of patterns and pant lengths are in abundance. Plus tanks, maxi dresses, shawls, ponchos, hats and scarves. The clothing for men is in similar prints and patterns. Button up shirts, pullovers and wide cotton pants. My fave is their long sleeve cotton shirts made in Tiabet with graphic prints of The Tree of Life, sea turtles, elephants, the sun.p, etc. The more you wash them, the softer they get; they are soooocomfortable! I wear them going to and from the gym or just running errands. People always stop me and compliment them. Today I bought a charcoal gray with a graphic print of two entwined elephants. Like the other Kathmandu stores, there are lots of Hindu goddess statues, meditation bowls, tapestries, ponchos, shawls, beaded bracelets, an entire shelf along the wall stocked with incense, some silver jewelry and lots of pillows. I'm happy they moved into Lloyd Center since I workout just across the street. Plus it's a much better layout than the NW store.

While in Portland Or. recently I visited The Lloyd Center and went into Kathmandu to you and was…read moregreeted but a young man ,he was very friendly ,helpful and knew about the products he had in the store. I was very impressed .The store is clean ,neat and all organized and had a really nice smell .I tried on a few jackets and wanted to purchase them all but knew I didn't have the space in my bags for my return .I did purchased a jacket made in Nepal and a multi color T shirt .Got back to NY and all my friends here love the jacket and I wished I had brought at least two others .On my next visit it will be my first store to shop at .Thanks to that sales gentleman who helped and was so nice .