What a fabulous addition to the area! We stopped in on their second day open and were welcomed…read morewarmly by the owner. Its clear he has put a lot of work into selecting, organizing, and displaying great pieces! The store is small but packed with everything from vintage magazines to dresses. Its well organized and labeled -- especially around t-shirts. Prices were totally reasonable and everything was clean. No funk smell that sometimes occurs in thrifting! There's also a really charming patio out back with a retro airplane scene setup. Very cute! This shop is tucked back off the street and walkable to several other fun places.

The Boutique is located in downtown Mesa. When I visit the area, I like to stop at the local…read morebusinesses to see what's new. the Boutique is chocked full of clothing, gifts, candles, some shoes, kids items, accessories, cards and much more. staff are very helpful and friendly. The clothing sold is mostly women's wear. Parking in front and on the side streets. There is also free covered parking around the corner.

Places like this can be hit or miss for me sometimes, but this one I liked! Lots of fun little gift…read moreideas and some really cute jewelry. And not overly expensive. Staff working here was nice too. It was well organized too! Would stop in again!

It was a warm evening full of people and vendors for first Friday Phoenix art walk. Phoenix…read moreGeneral was open to entice visitors to come in.The store sells women's and men's clothing, as well as jewelry, lotions, and gifts. They had a nice selection of unusual clothing and jewelry. Staff were nice. Street metered parking which operates until 10 PM. The meters accept credit cards. The area is police patrolled. There is also a paid lot for parking.

Super cute store situated next to the convention center. It's full of interesting finds made by…read morelocal artists.. candles, lotions, snacks, jewelry, gifts! Anything you want! They even have items you may have forgotten at home- toothbrush, sewing kits- amazing! Check this gem out- even the sweet gentleman working there was amazingly nice! I'll definitely be back!

This tiny store located down an alley is packed with imported items. Clothing, bags, jewelry,…read morebackpacks and wall art with an ethnic flair. Staff were friendly and welcoming. Street and lot parking.

Their website said their hours were from 11:00-8:00. I went last week at noon and luckily caught…read morethe salesperson just as he was closing. He told me they weren't open. I complained because I tried calling and the phone number wasn't working. He reluctantly let me quickly purchase what I was there for. Not a good business practice! At least change your website hours and list a working phone number!

Carine is located in Old Town Scottsdale. Very beautiful and unique clothing and shoes for women…read more Get your bling on with some very shiny pink cowgirl boots. They feature reversible sandals, where the leather facing the foot can be reversed with a different pattern! Two sandals in one! One of a kind purses that were embroidered with beads. Just lovely. Staff were quite welcoming and chatty. I had a nice talk with her. Free Street and lot parking available.

Check out Miwa, the store manager who provides excellent customer service. I have never heard of…read morethis line of clothing and discovered the owner is a local designer. There are five stores as well as their online store: ShopCarine.com with their 5th Ave. store being the largest. Although a lot of the items were not my particular style, I did manage to find some gems from their discounted rack. Btw, the sale items are plentiful. Customer service from Miwa a 5 as she went in back serval times to locate the correct size for customers. Miwa a walking model for the line. Found out she started as a model for Carine. Overall a 4.5 experience. Support local! Love the free parking in Old Town

Probably a good store but closed early (according to the hours listed). Almost 45 mins early. Just…read moreupdate the listed hours.

Great selection of vintage clothes from across the decades. Fairly priced. I had fun digging and…read morewalked out with a few treasures. Well worth a look!

We absolutely loved this shop! We're visiting Phoenix and had the honor of being rung ip by the…read moresweetest kiddos! I definitely recommend coming here if you love to thrift!

I'd been aware of this shop online for a long time and was excited to finally visit in person and…read moretry things on (especially since their online shop says no returns), and I ended up buying a pair of shorts. I absolutely did not expect what happened when I entered the store. Instead of a normal welcome, the owner, Cory, who I had never met and did not recognize, immediately started talking about my past. She said she remembered me from over ten years ago being out with an ex and asked what that former boyfriend did to me, all in front of her friend, without even introducing herself. That relationship was sexually, emotionally, and financially abusive, and being put on the spot to talk about it in front of strangers felt intrusive, humiliating, and misogynistic. For a business that markets itself as feminist and inclusive, pressuring a survivor to discuss domestic violence in a casual way upon entering the store did not feel trauma‑informed or supportive of women to me. On top of that, the in‑store selection did not feel worth it to me. As I went through the racks, the items looked like leftover pieces that didn't make it onto the online shop, and the prices for basics (like denim shorts) were closer to double what I usually pay for similar items at other vintage or thrift stores. For me, the combination of the pricing and how I was treated made the experience not worth repeating. Later, I recognized one of the shop's regular models, Sadie (their "resident redhead" model, as Cory calls her on social media), as the same person who approached me at my workplace after this store encounter. She came up to me in an intense, passive‑aggressive way and interjected while I was in the middle of helping a customer. We do not know each other and I did not recognize her. Having someone who represents the shop insert herself at my workspace like that felt intimidating and boundary‑crossing. Having my traumatic former relationship brought up by strangers while I was just trying to shop, and then being approached again later at my job by someone associated with the shop, has had a real psychological impact on me. The repeated boundary‑crossing and the sense that strangers were acting like they know me when I did not recognize them at all has been upsetting and destabilizing. This is not what I expect from a business that promotes a feminist brand image.

Shopper since 2011…read more The products are made by local, Native women. The store has varied merchandise. The customer service is the right amount of assistance. They can sense who needs what type of help--and I appreciate that. My go-tos are turquoise in silver (hard to find the real thing), a dream catcher, and sage. I'll buy a touristy item (ex: a mug) for someone back home, too. Prices are fair. Parking: never had an issue. Definitely recommended.

Great local products with super friendly and helpful staff. Love that it is family owned / operated.read more