service seems only to be verbal rather than actual…read more The owners do not stand behind the products they sell. "that's how it comes to us". is an unfortunate attitude when product quality is questioned. pricing seems high for medium to low quality of some items. this is a BUYER BEWARE store. verbal assurances are questionable.

Our long relationship with Blackmarr's is a tale that could have frustrated us, but where exactly…read moreare we going and what is our risk? It's a story made for cocktail parties. We came here to look at furniture, and discovered that the displays are absolutely wonderful. When we asked about fabrics and customizing our order, they had an impressive array of choices that blew the doors off the competition. When we balked at our original price estimate they agreed, and without a beat moved to another line that met our price objective. The quality seemed about the same, and the deal they gave us was about twice the furniture as our original choice. We ordered two barrel chairs and a wraparound couch for the living room. The time to manufacture the chairs was longer than they were accustomed to, because of the epidemic raging the country. The two barrel chairs and half of the wraparound couch arrived a little after the estimates said they would. But half the wraparound couch was the wrong color. Blackmarr's followed up and found out the manufacturer would build us a replacement wraparound couch immediately. When the replacement arrived in town, but just to be on the safe side Blackmarr's decided to inspect the shipment. No joy, the manufacturer had shipped the wrong furniture again. Another few months went by, and about the time we were going to follow up we got another call from Blackmarr's. Yes, the right part had arrived, and they would deliver it to our house immediately. As we all held our breath, the couch part was fitted into place. The color matched perfectly. As perfectly as if the original mis-shipped part had been found and re-routed to us. Through all this ordeal, we had the impression Scott and Lindsey at Blackmarr's were just as concerned, if not more so, than we were. They did what a very good merchant would do to keep our future business, with discounts and gifts and cards, and we were positively impressed. Yes, they have kept our business, and we will be shopping there in the future. I won't tell you who the furniture manufacturer was, but I'm sure Blackmarr's will be steering you to better suppliers.

Betsy, the owner, is amazing! I have been coming to this store for years. People in Phoenix always…read moreask me where I get my outfits from and I always tell them it's is from this incredible consignment store in Sedona! I've gotten my work, prom, wedding guest, and graduation dresses here for a great value. I find brand new brand names like Zara, Free People, and Madewell and more. Their collection of luxury items is also wonderfully curated. I also love that they emphasize sustainability by offering perks for bringing their reusable pink bags. They honor these deals, demonstrating integrity in every aspect of their business. And of course, their overall model is sustainable by being second-hand so it is a WIN-WIN! Their staff is also very kind. Kiki always has a smile on her face and makes the store very welcoming. Coming back to this store with my mom again and again is such a lovely experience because of the care the owner and staff put in. Overall, this is a MUST-STOP in Sedona!

she took 178 pieces of my clothing and never gave me a receipt for them. She would sell them off…read moreand not at the I told her that I for certain items. When she returned everything she didn't return all of it. I did not get paid for many of my items that were really high-end items. I even sold a really nice piece of jewelry the night of her event and I didn't get paid for that either so consigners beware she comes on beautifully like oh she's your best friend, but she's not.

I love to thrift!! I found this Thrift Shop very clean and well organized. The merchandise was…read morecurrent and well priced. Staff were very nice too. I love to support animal oriented thrift stores.

Bought from this place before and has always been satisfied with our purchases, but this time we…read morebought a water machine, which don't get me wrong works perfectly! But lied about cleaning it before hand. We got home tested it out and the water tasted funky, I had my boyfriend see what was wrong with the water turns out there was mold in the machine.... Great people, great place, I just wish they didn't lie about it being cleaned and tested especially with mold, me and my boyfriend both drank a glass of moldy water that we could easily get sick from. Very sad and disappointed, we love supporting this place as well since they give back to shelters. :(

Great little store packed full of so many different treasures. We bought two wooden craved native…read morepieces.

Nice pieces very helpful customer service. Good prices, a lot of variety…read more Support local businesses!

I knew of this store before I traveled to Flagstaff. I wanted an inexpensive tapestry curtain, and…read morethey sell several India curtains. Needless to say, they have a beautiful collection of specialized beads as well. I make jewelry and had to blindfold myself to not over buy. Animas is very colorful. They sell alot of items for alters, beads, and the curtain I wanted was only 24.95. It is a beautiful purple, pink, green tapestry with sketches on it. I can't say how pleased I was with the many choices to choose from. There's 2 other Anima stores I didn't go into. They are owned by the same people. But this would always be my choice to visit due o the bead selection. The staff at the counter were very polite, and I will return to this store when I go back to Flagstaff.

This is an admirable bead paradise for bead smiths, artists, tourists and locals. It was almost…read morerefreshing to explore this floor, a floor that was golden brown wood, creaking softly, but not too noticeably, under my feet. With colors, everywhere. I started to the right and wandered towards the back of the store. There was a portion of the wall presenting Tools. Pliers ranging from $6.99 to $14.95, memory wire, bees wax for $2.99, one-stop loopers, a Bead Smith Tool Set for $59.99. Plus, an exotic assortment of beads. Czech glass beads hung on strings ranging from $3.00 to $8.00. A few other types of beads you'll find here: Chinese crystal, Swarovoski crystal, vintage German glass and miracle beads. Beads of all sizes are arranged in the middle of the floor, in boxed sections, including two-inch beds as well as miniature plastic bags of multicolored seed beads. The store is bright, spacious, well-lit, decorated with imported merchandise. There was a little area where you could sit down and fill the tube up with beads. The sign read: Assorted Glass Bead Mix for $2.50 a tube or .25 cents each. On one section of a brick wall, on the left side of the store, in front of the window and beside the cash register, was handmade jewelry by local artists, mostly earrings, necklaces and sets. Prices of this jewelry ranged from $8.00 to $55.00. If you're not into the beads there are other objects of desire: There is Putumayo world music, with a listening station to sample the CDs, tapestries that are made of 100% cotton, for $22.50, made in India from a company called India Arts, and imported furniture, mostly cabinets, in the back, from $395 to $495. But the real niche product: a gallery of beads you'll never find anywhere else.

This thrift store was such a cute little find! It's on the smaller side, but they made great use of…read morethe space and offered a nice variety of items--from household goods and furniture to knickknacks, children's clothing, and books. It was a fun spot to browse, and I enjoyed taking my time looking through everything. The clothing section wasn't huge, but what they had was decent and well-curated. I really appreciated that the pieces were in good condition--no noticeable stains, holes, or overly worn items. Pricing for clothing was very reasonable, which made it even more worthwhile to dig through the racks. The household items and furniture, however, were priced much higher, with some pieces ranging into the hundreds. One big downside is that there's no restroom on-site. If you need one, you'll have to walk over to the tractor shop next door--which, while not terrible, is definitely inconvenient. Overall, I wish they had a larger clothing selection, but the quality, pricing (on clothes), and overall charm still made this a pleasant stop.

I was always told to go to st Vincent instead of Goodwill by pretty much everyone that lives in…read moreCottonwood. They always say that the selection is better and the prices too. I have gone 5 times now in the past 3 months and think they are pretty much equal in a lot of areas. So here's a pro/con list. St Vin Goodwill Pricing is pretty equal on clothing Selection is better at goodwill meaning they have waaaay more items. -goodwill is open till 9pm every single night; st vin is not open at all on fri sat Sun. St vin doesn't have as much to offer people under the age of 30; goodwill does. But one thing does put st vin above goodwill for me... they are not lying to the general public as a non profit. Please. Goodwill takes in more money than most businesses in cottonwood. But because of a loophole in the laws, goodwill says it provides job searching assistance to the community so it is allowed to be a profitable non profit business. The "job research center" they are talking about, is 2 or 3 computers in the back that at one time, people could use to fill out applications. First, everyone and I mean everyone, knows someone with a computer they could ask to borrow to do that if they don't have one themselves. The public library has always let people use their internet and computers free so it could have been done there. The computers im talking about at this goodwill are used to hold clothing items, they are not even in use. And I'm there 5 days a week multiple hours each time and it's been over a year since they were used to look for a job. It's just a lie to hold their status. Cuz if I was making hundreds of thousands of dollars every month, I wouldn't want to give up my non profit status either. So yes I do shop there because of a selection, but I never ever ever donate to them. Let's face it these are items that most people think of us trash they are throwing them away. Goodwill takes those items and charges a huge amount for them and then doesn't have to be taxes or anything on it. I've seen clothing with stains and rips and blood and whatever else you can think of in there. Only Goodwill has the gall to charge $30 for a stained or ripped coach bag when you can get the same bag on any reselling site like Poshmark or Mercari, it will have no stains no rips and will be less than they will charge us for it. So I prefer St. Vincent for these reasons.

After a full day of walking and shopping through many different areas of Sedona, I was so pleased…read moreto find this gem of a boutique! The items are so beautiful, unique and well made. I was exhausted of the stores carrying the cliche touristy stuff - I found some items here that will lend themselves to the collection of unique pieces I've collected while traveling. Bianca, the owner was so friendly and fun to talk to! I loved it so much I brought my friend back to shop the next day. I highly recommend checking it out and shopping with Bianca.

I have been in this shop 3 times over the last number of years and never one time has anyone said…read morehello when we entered the shop nor did they help us in any way. Today I was here and again the woman looked directly at me and said nothing. The energy in this place is so weird that I had to walk out of there. Never seen such poor customer service on a continual basis. I probably would have bought something each time I was here but because it feels so weird I left every single time. I've entered a number of the other Stores in this shopping area and spent hundreds and hundreds of dollars but never have I put a dime in this place and probably never will

I'm not sure whether to describe this place as bad taste, or as no taste. But in either case, this…read moreis not good. If you go into a decent furniture store, it should look pretty right as you enter it. Well, this place looks like you walked into the Salvation Army furniture store. Which would be fine if they had Salvation Army prices, but no! A two-seater leather sleeper of very undistinguished appearance will cost you close to $7000. Dining room tables are sold for $6000 - $10,000. If they were works of art, then yes that would be a price you would expect to pay. But they are not even attractive, much less artistic. My own recommendation is that you need to drive down to Phoenix. I highly recommend Copenhagen Imports, on Camelback. You will see pretty sights when you walk into that store. And, at the higher end of what this miserable Sedona establishment offers, you could buy fancy furniture are Roche Bobois. Yeah, these require driving to Phoenix, but what can I say. You can buy good art in Sedona, but you should drive down I-17 to buy decent furniture. Let me repeat. A furniture store is easy to judge. Just walk in the front door and cast your eyes around. You should see "pretty." If you don't, time to move on. It would be nice to support local Sedona businesses. But they have to be good.

When we moved to the area, we visited many furniture stores, including Phoenix and didn't find what…read morewe wanted or the prices were very high. The staff at Sedona Digs worked with us to find the right dining room table and chairs, carpeting and more in our budget. If they didn't have exactly what we were looking for then we reviewed manufacturers' sites to select well-made pieces of furniture made in the USA. They delivered the furniture and set up everything to look great. Our new dining room table (made by the Amish) and chairs are beautiful and so nicely made. We've gotten many compliments! We truly like the customer service and friendly staff. Happy to support a local business too!