This place is amazing. One of the only retail stores where you can try on maternity jeans, pants,…read morebras, etc. Most places (gap, etc) only sell maternity online. The staff are knowledgeable, kind, and helpful. And will leave you alone if you just want to browse cute baby stuff. This is the only store I found maternity jeans, pants, tops, and bras that I loved and felt comfortable in during pregnancy. The baby clothes, supplies, and toys are all high quality and have lasted through two kids and were handed down to friends. Better for the environment and lower cost per use. All of the items are adorable too! It is a well curated, locally owned store, with a great selection.

I am feeling so much better about myself right now! I am currently pregnant with kiddo #2 and…read moreweigh about 150 pounds less than I did with my first child, so my old maternity clothes are long gone, and wouldn't fit anyway! In the space between pregnancies, it seems as if all brick and mortar maternity stores have disappeared. Buying maternity clothes online is a sure fire way to make you feel like garbage about yourself, which has been what I've been going through. I walked into the store and immediately found an employee who was completely happy to help me find something! She asked about my fit preference and color preference and whether I wanted over or under the bump jeans. She came through with a HUGE selection to try on. I found two pairs of jeans that made me feel really good about myself. Some people might consider them spendy (jeans run $70-$200 depending on brand) but I feel that it's worth it considering that these clothes will probably be worn daily for the next year. They also carry my favorite brand of bras, so I found a nursing bra in my size (which, again, is unheard of in a brick and mortar store...yes...H cup is a real thing!) and it was so nice to get to try something on before I bought it! Oh, I forgot to mention that they carry all range of sizing! It's so nice to go into a store where they realize that some pregnant women are not a size 6! And they have baby bump pillows to try on with your clothes so that you can see how adorable you'll be full-term! Keep being you, Village Maternity! This mama feels pampered today!

WOW! As a sustainability/fashion aficionado, I am extremely impressed with Eres. Really great,…read moreholistic selection of pieces for folks with a variety of styles. The pieces here were actually curated with a vision in mind, and the price was RIGHT. These two things are extremely rare in Seattle. Even more rare-the person working there was absolutely delightful to chat with. This is a huge WIN in my book! Walked away with the best vintage japanese blazer jacket w mother of pearl buttons for like 70 bucks. Not too shabby at all!

I am writing to warn others of my 1st and only time consigning with Eres Boutique. I would not…read morerecommend any one to work with this company as the service has been poor and borderline suspicious. I dropped off a large bag at the Madrona store, the in-store staff were pleasant. 12 items were selected and 4 were returned. I appreciated that they took the initiative to email me that 1 item was deemed lost. They advised that they would try to find it and after no updates, I had to follow up. THEY (the folks who email do not provide any names but a signature of Eres) stated that they "lost" my $200 brand new with tags Aritzia dress and to make it right, they will pay out $8 stating that since it didn't sell, they will consider it a markdown item, THEN still apply their cut and payout a remaining $8 to me. Why should they be getting a cut of my dress if they lost it? They then emailed me the fine print which states, they are not liable for any lost items under ANY circumstances. With this policy what protects a consignor from even a staff member from selling it offline or taking it themselves? All they emailed me is that they can't find it. I am not accusing anyone other than it leaves the business in an oddly good place and the consigner is a bad one. Please note, this is my FIRST time consigning with this company and was left feeling like 1) they do not have a well-run business to lose items so easily, 2) do not want any accountability by negating to provide staff contact names in communication 3) poor communication as it can take a week if not more for a response and 4) very quick to apply a hefty discount to your items to sell fast without prior notice to the consigner. There should be an option for consignors to pick their items up before a drastic markdown. In addition, there seemed to be a lack of remorse and an understanding of their customers' point of view. Their argument will be "read the fine print" and so if you do consign here, I'd recommend providing items you're willing to donate. I am incredibly disappointed I consigned here as I mistakenly assumed a nice town and storefront would yield reasonable service and wanted to share my experience to prevent this happening to others.

Love the variety and curating of pieces here and the pricing is very fair, unlike other consignment…read moreshops. The staff is warm and helpful and I took home several "finds." Highly recommended.

I have been consigning with Fury for a number of years. The people that work there are wonderful…read more They are always super helpful. My checks for clothing sold arrived around the same date each month. They have a wide variety of clothing. Some designer items and good basics to add to your wardrobe. We need to support local business owners and quit complaining about the small stuff.

Really cool indoor market that has neat little shops and a great Seattle vibe. Always stop in here…read morewhen I'm in the area. Cute spots in here and has a variety of shops to browse through.

I was in the area with a friend perusing the nearby shops after lunch at nearby Taylor Shellfish…read more She wanted to show me this little marketplace and my gosh, can this place be any cuter? It's a hip little indoor market at Capitol Hill with a few restaurants and a handful of retail shops. Although we mainly window shopped and just browsed around, I couldn't help but fall in love with all the lovely aesthetics. There were meats, cheeses, wine, cute little household goods, art pieces, oh my! I also noticed a few familiar names like Sitka and Spruce, a popular restaurant that I stumbled upon while researching 'must eat' spots in Seattle. I wish we had more time to look around. We didn't get to go upstairs, but I'll just have to plan for that on my next visit to Seattle. It's just down the street from the Starbucks Reserve and an easy add-on to any itinerary. Whether you're looking for snacks, coffee, or a complete dining experience -- you'll find something to enjoy here.

I give this store 5+ stars!!! I stopped in for a special showing from William Noble Jewelers. They…read morehad champagne, hor deurves and let everyone try on the gorgeous jewels. I tried on a 72 carat, million dollar necklace! While that was slightly out of my price range I did fall in love with their selection of clothes and costume jewelery. They have great brands, fair prices and clearly wonderful taste. The owner Dani is friendly and instantly makes you feel so welcome. Their sales associates are knowledgable and help you without making you feel pressured to buy. I am a long time Nordstrom fan, but will now be including this lovely store into my shopping favorites! Do yourself a favor and check it out!

I love to come in and drool over the beatiful clothes and accessories. At least half of the…read moreclothes are right up my alley in taste, color and style. Unfortunately, the prices are a little too steep for me to do anything more than window shop unless I really luck out on the itty bitty sale rack. Beautiful jewelry on display, cute shoes, and very spacious changing rooms. The staff are very friendly and helpful, and while I always feel guilty leaving empty handed, they don't berate me for browsing.