A well-curated boutique is just something to treasure!…read more I ventured into Blush on Main during my recent day trip to Madison. I had not wanted to spend much on the trip -- and, well, Blush on Main ended that fantasy pretty quickly. Blush on Main has racks and racks of beautiful women's clothes and accessories. If it weren't for being pregnant, I may have revelled in these racks a bit more. My sister-in-law, though, found a few items to try on here. What I really loved was Blush on Main's hat collection. I'm a sucker for a great hat (for proof, see my main Yelp profile pic). This shop had a few varieties that were particularly good for more regular wear, such as when outside at home, at farmers markets, on vacation, etc. I found a straw hat with a blue band that I had to have. It cost around $45, I believe, which was over my budget for the day (see the second paragraph above) but not so much to break the bank. I forked over my credit card, and I wore the hat the rest of the day. My sister-in-law and mother-in-law also got great hats. Thanks to Blush for providing me something beautiful to take home with me!

The building is the best part of this place. It is beautifully restored and updated - it looks like…read morerecently. There are a lot of women's clothing items, some children's clothing items, and a multitude of accessories here. Scarves, jewelry, headbands, other little knickknacks and purses. If you ended up in Madison having forgotten the suitcase and were in your 20s through 60s, you could probably find something here to help you make it through the weekend.

Supposed to open at 11. I stood at the door for five minutes and saw two people inside and they…read morewouldn't unlock the door. Finally left at 11:10. Obviously Bad management

Amazing staff. Always so friendly. They are constantly getting in new styles. The quality of…read moreclothing is also great, long lasting.

I'm a 2008 alumna of Miami of Ohio, and while I was an undergraduate I happily parted with some of…read morethe money I earned working on-campus on clothes from this boutique. I didn't buy new clothes that often, so when I did, it was a very special occasion. I have so many fond memories of the beautiful, unique items I bought here. I have a great memory for what I wore during special events in my life, and many of the items I bought here I associate with looking fancy on certain dates and for class presentations. Last year I returned to campus in the summer because Oxford was a stop on a week-long cycling and camping tour. This meant I brought very few cute clothes on my journey. As I wandered about uptown, I saw in the distance one of my favorite professors from undergrad getting Starbucks, which meant that she'd eventually be back in her office for me to stop by and say hi. But one can't catch up with important people looking like a scrub who's just cycled 50 miles! So quickly I dashed into Juniper, bought a fabulous summery casual dress and a striking hair tie, changed my outfit in the store, stashed my athletic shorts and tee into my purse, and headed over confidently to Hall Auditorium. Juniper did not fail me in having excellent options and reasonable prices even with the passing of the years! The selection of items for sale is so wide for such a modest store: tops, bottoms, dresses, swimsuits, fancy underwear, jewelry, and beauty products. The fitting rooms in the converted elevator shaft are a unique touch. And the location in uptown couldn't be better!

Cute, trendy, affordable clothes/shoes/accessories from off-the-beaten-path designers. I've gotten…read moreso many compliments from people all over the country on things I've worn from there. They're well-made and different enough to stand out from all the Gap/Old Navy, Express/Limited and Pacific Sunwear/Wet Seal clones. They have great end-of-season sales, too! The shop owner is friendly and helpful, but the college valley girls that work there are a little less than that. Oh, well.

This is such a cute little boutique on the main drag of Hyde Park. It has cute clothes, shoes, and…read moreaccessories. It can be a bit pricey but the clothes last and are good quality for the price. I have some good basics from here that you can't go wrong with. Definitely recommend a stop in if you're walking around in the area.

I love this store! So many cute items and so on trend! I am excited to see the new items each…read moreseason. The accessories are awesome!

How cute! There are so many options from clothing to home goods and more. The value is good, the…read morepricing is not too bad - it's boutique-y! Lots of beachy, fish, sun, yellow, blue & green!

Where to begin?! I cannot give The Native One enough stars. This shop is my 100% top go-to when…read moreshopping. I would say my closet is now over 50% from The Native One. They have attire for all occasions, from workout and lounge gear to a night out! Anytime I wear The Native One, I receive endless compliments! The Native One has any piece of clothing I would need. And lucky enough for my bank account, it is such an amazing price point! I have found that similarly styled boutiques are often 3x that than the price of The Native One. I was so happy when they opened expanded their online site to a storefront.. its so adorable! The owner, Anna, is a straight boss babe and is the sweetest most, hardworking woman I have ever met and is such an inspiration to women (BTW she's only 21). Everyone working always makes me feel so welcomed and important. Seriously the best store I could ever imagine!

I would hardly call this place "cheap" but the prices are decent. Lots (LOTS!) of gauzy tunics in…read morejewel tones and bright patterns. Decent jewelry selection. Spacious fitting room area. And... female college students working there, whom I'm fairly sure honed their customer service techniques from those chicks that Julia Roberts totally told off in "Pretty Woman." Honey, you can be cute AND sweet at the same time, I promise. All this adds up to Bluetique being more or less like Juniper down the street, except this place is devoid of warmth or charm. But you can add some trends to your closet without breaking the bank too much. So there's that.

I was excited to see this addition to Uptown Oxford after falling in love with Bluetique in…read moreHarrisonburg, VA. All I had access to when I was an undergrad was Karisma ($200 jeans and North Face jackets) or Juniper (hippie chic -at the time). Prices all hover around $25-$45 which isn't too bad in my book! The clothes are cute and trendy, and you won't pay too much for the basics. I got a ridiculously cute and soft long sleeve tee that was long in the back to wear with leggings for $14.99! They also have a fab selection of accessories and jewelry- also not overpriced. Yes, the college girls working there aren't the friendliest, but they were friendly enough when I was there and let's be honest- you're in a college town, they're working for beer money, not because they love fashion and are dreaming of a life in retail. Excited to have a Bluetique closer to home!

Having just returned from a 7 day kayaking tour in Baja, I was in the right frame of mind to shop…read moreat RRT. It was a wonderful local shop outfitted for paddling, camping, hiking, and climbing. I was very impressed with the book selection and the friendly staff. I'll definitely be a regular here - and I hope it will encourage me to do some more local outdoorsy things. It seems like there's quite a community for paddling - either by canoe or kayak.

I have a Thule bike rack that I bought somewhere besides RRT. I won't name the store because I…read morethink they did their best but I will never buy another Thule from anyone other than RRT. And I may go in there and just buy a bunch of other stuff! I had to call Thule's 800 number after multiple attempts to unlock my bike rack with no real assistance from the place I purchased it. The customer service representative on the phone with Thule gave me RRT's address and phone number. I called and Emily was doing her "bookwork" but she walked up front and handed the "master keys" to her sales help in the store. They seemed to be expecting me when I arrived and Dalton walked out to my car with me. As the customer service representative on the phone had told me, there is a ring of 100 keys and Dalton tried every one of the them. Luckily, we found it after almost 70 different keys but I was treated so well. They didn't have to help me, I didn't buy the Thule Bike Rack from them. But this will be the first place I go in the future! According to Dalton, they offer FREE installation! It's a nice store in Old Milford and it's apparently been there since 2010. I have been biking the trail for years and I promised Emily, no more Thule from anyone but Roads, Rivers and Trails! They ROCK!!!!!!!! They also have a lot of very attractive clothing and equipment. I will let you know after I go back to shop.