Finally a store for MEN! Oak & Adze is a diversified lodge of masculine products for refined…read moregentlemen, rugged lumberjacks, rough and tumble woodsmen, or soulful artisans. Perusing this new shop on St. George Street was a delight for me but I wished I had my husband in tow so he could pick out what he likes. They have the most fascinating products including hand carved sling shots from California Beech, hunting knives, pipes, and beard and grooming products. They are also plenty of axes because Oak & Adze philosophy is, "Every man needs to own at least one ax." The all-natural beard and grooming products are also locally made here in St. Augustine! One thing I had my eye on was their colorful "Seed Bombs" to use with their Sling Shots. The Seed bombs are in the Slingshot ammo area and have a seed mix containing 10 different wildflowers inside them. Their website states, "To activate the Seed Bombs soak them in water until they become soft and squishy. Then take your slingshot and shoot them in any direction you would like. Once the seed is shot watch the seed bomb blow up on impact causing a cloud of color. Have fun shooting and gardening!" It's wonderful to have a store that's a celebration of masculinity and a haven for "Gentlemanly Men" but women can still have a great time there too!

Yes. At long last, someone has the stones to open up this sorta shop. Just think of it as your…read morebasic Yankee Candle Factory - but for the testosterone-laden. I certainly have nothing against guys exhibiting heightened levels of estrogen - so do not read this as any sort of bashing. (my own wife, at times, questions my own imbalances, and the very fact that I feel compelled to go on and on apologizing for my clear position here is paradoxically pathetic, but there it is. back to this toystore...) Cool stuff. A great inventory of Proraso - an italian shaving products powerhouse. A little background here might help: This company started in Florence as a cosmetics company in 1908 but didn't move into shaving products until 1948. While you can also get Proraso @ Target and other big-boxes, you won't be enjoying all the other "mancraft" that stocks this square footage. Great leather products - serious bags and notebooks. Shoe shine kits, axes, camping stoves, slingshots, razors, pipes, beard oils. Just a whole bunch of awesomeness packed in this little store-front. (I'm going to ask my wife if I can go again...) ;)

Terrible service. Man behind the counter was very rude and demeaning. He gave my mother the wrong…read morechange, and made her seem incompetent to understand her change. I had to go in there and correct him, and followed by a rude attitude. I highly don't recommend wasting your money.

Great store, variety of modern clothes, very friendly staff. I always visit them when I'm in town.read more

The only authentic shop in town. Local hand-made garments from the historic century of choice…read more Spanish, English, French historical styles: shirts, pants, overcoats, nags, belts, hats and all manner of accessories. These guys make all of the authentic reproductions for the entire town, including the outfits for the Spanish Artillery Men at the fort in town. The shop keeper is highly knowledgeable in all aspects of the clothing: cuts, styles, colors and materials. Ask her why there are no shoulders on the clothes... you will be surprised by the answer. Ask her why blankets are sized they way they are during this early colonial period... same reason there are no shoulders on the shirts! Need a repair to your authentic garb? Well, they will hand stich and repair right in front of you... remember that there were no sewing machines back at that time! Get an outfit for every decade and they will prove a nice hand written brief on each item of clothes so you can memorize for your next colonial party!

What a find in St. Augustine! This shop can get you all dressed up to hit the historical streets of…read moreSt. Augustine and feel like your went back somewhere in time from the 13th century all the way to the Colonial times! The store manager was not only knowledgable about the clothing used in the different times , but also about the history of said times! It was such a great experience to hear about different ropes of pants used by the Spaniards, the French, the English and so on! You will also be able to get the accessories that will make you totally feel like the past is the present! Stop by and talk to the great manager! She will school you about the fashion and fun curiosities about expressions used back then! This is a must stop store while in St. Augustine!

Always remember to stop by when in St Aug. this store is always changing stock and has decent…read moresales. Trendy and friendly vibes are always fun!

Such a fun store to explore to find something unique. It has a 60's and/or 70's vibe that's pretty…read moregroovy. There is something for everyone in a unique sort of way. There are clothing items (mostly women), gifts, jewelry, and items for your home available here to name a few. The prices are fair and there always seems to be something on sale too. The staff is always friendly and helpful as well. Located on St George Street, so there is no parking in front, however, there is paid parking nearby.

A really cute vintage style shop on one of the main streets in historic st. Augustine. The clothing…read morehere is styled after decades gone by, also with some really cute modern-day fashions. The fun tanks in the window is what got me inside. Once in they had some rockabilly styles and really cute shoes. I loved the spats style heels!! The staff was friendly and welcomed us in and offered help. They had a solid collection of men's and women's items which was nice. I love when men's button up shirts have subtle quirky patterns of things you wouldn't expect. Overall: A+ Super fun finds I didn't expect. Love vintage styled fashions and the funny graphic tanks.

As soon as I came into town I had to stop somewhere and spend my money! I came across Mod Mari…read morewhile driving. I've came here 5 times back to back each day! The lady that helped me Sarah was amazing! I absolutely love everything I bought from here! I'm actually wearing a outfit fight now!!!

If you like cotton clothing for men and women this is a great place to look. Resort style clothing…read moreat a good price. Nice choices a s well. Not my thing as I do not like the wrinkle effect of any 100% cotton item I have ever had.

My sister and I were in here looking at clothes - our mom went to the restroom and was coming right…read moreback. We sat on a bench in the store that was clearly meant for people waiting on other shoppers. One of the employees said that they needed to watch people in the hallways and we were blocking their view so we needed to wait outside (in the 92 degree heat). So we put the clothes we were going to buy back and left. It seems pretty rude to make customers who were going to buy clothes wait outside.

The store reminded me of the hundreds of shops on South Beach in Miami with cute dresses, cute tops…read moremostly for the underweight with fake boobs. Don't get me wrong the clothes are CUTE! They also have selections for men as well. The only thing is that its not the highest quality so the clothes will accentuate the flaws, but for an average of $45 a piece if you can find something you love that fits well then it is worth it. The service was exceptional, Ariel kept on bringing me dresses similar to what I had originally tried on, I felt bad because I was only interested in that one dress but she was on top of her game and very helpful and sweet. Well worth just going to get the service alone.

This place was a cool thrift shop. The selections with the merchandise are like going big to the…read morefuture, 70's,80's&90's. It is a thrown back. The individual the was working there, was very nice and informative. They are a bit expensive.

This 2012 antique/vintage shoppe is open from 10 AM till 5:30 PM seven days a week. It is a clean,…read morewell-organized shoppe w/ quality wares. Staff (the owner & a vendor) were VERY FRIENDLY and HELPFUL. (Be sure to check in to receive 15% off any one item that is not marked "firm.") I purchased mid-century framed art for my home, as well as a stamped, light blue 1960's Santa Anita Ware dish w/ a drip glaze. A friend purchased 1980's framed art as well as gorgeous sterling (925) earrings. Prices were reasonable-- definitely not too high. This appeared to be the case throughout the shoppe even though multiple vendors sell here. A smaller-sized home, it has been converted & wonderfully transformed into a vintage shoppe. Within the six or so rooms, visitors will find vinyl albums; vintage clothing (one full room of it); many jewelry displays for men & woman; dishware & serving pieces; wall art; home decor; lamps; MCM furniture; & much more. Parking spots on busy San Marco Avenue are few & far between, but there is plenty of free parallel parking along the many side streets. (Probably the best parking is directly behind the building.) Best to avoid this area around dinnertime. It took us a great deal of time to leave the crowded area. I suggest visiting @ other times to avoid the heavy traffic. But DO stop in here; it's worth your time! I WILL return the next time I'm in the area.

I really love the selection here. Their jewelry is so nice and there's a good variety.read more

I would give this place 5 stars - but the music is so loud. Everytime we visit, we end up asking…read morethem to turn it down. When you are with a group of friend and someone wants to try things, the music is blasting! So if you are bothered by loud noises I wouldn't go in this place. I also, have mixed feeling about the items. I do think that some things can be overpriced but somethings are really cute and feel unique. I know that these shops are going to be more money because it is a tourist spot, but sometimes things are little crazy IMO. If you are looking for cute gifts you can find something for 20 bucks but if you want a dress get great to spend around 100 on one thing.