This store is super trendy!…read more I stopped in while on a walk down Division. I feel like they had everything that I've seen on GenZ TikTok gift recommendation lists - from scrunchies, to clothes, candles, that one olive oil, those colorful cutting boards, throw blankets, etc, etc, etc. There's some smaller trinkets for cheap but much of it had the higher price tag to go along with the trendiness. Looking them up now, they also have an online store so you can browse before you shop! Or get things delivered right to you.

Darling boutique that has a little of a lot of things! The shop is small and bright, with lots of…read morespace to walk around the display tables, shelves and racks of clothing. Items are displayed within their category making it easy to check out the inventory. Oh, and the boutique smells wonderful! Even through my mask the scent was noticeable and pleasant. a mixture of the various scented candles and incense. Small selection of women's clothing that is both retro and on-trend. Today they had retro black crochet 2 piece bathing suits that would be flattering on many. An assortment of tanks, tees and tops; wide leg pants, shorts, jeans; jackets; hair accessories like scrunchies, headbands and clips. Jewelry of their own design and others is also available. Dangly beaded earrings, chain bracelets, dainty necklaces and a variety of rings. One of the tables has scented candles and lotions. Oh, an an assortment of - wait, you guessed it - cactus on another! Don't forget to check out the small sale rack against the back wall near the two dressing rooms. You never know what you may find! Cute shop, friendly service and located right in the heart of SE Division. Stop in and support this woman's owned business while you are shopping, eating, drinking and browsing along SE Division.

Woohoo for cute new boutique in my hood (just moved to 35th & Division)! I seriously heart the…read moreowner, Suzanne. No, not just because she is cute, because she gets down to biznazz. Unlike all those snooty overpriced "local pdx" places in downtown, Donna & Toots has nice clothes at reasonable prices... But wait, there's more. When I tried on a shirt that didn't fit quite right, Suzanne said, Oh, that's one of ours, I can make it for you. Huhwha? For the same price as off-the-rack, Suzanne helped me pick my favorite pretty fabric, shiny buttons, and made an adjustment so the shirt fits just right. And, she emailed me when it was ready! I loved it so much, I ordered a second one as soon as the first was in.

I love walking in and hearing the buzz of the sewing machine as some cute frocks are brought to…read morelife by an indie designer at Donna and Toots. And for a girl like me who can't even sew on a button....this place is brilliant! They offer one-on-one and group sewing classes so you can whip up something as simple as a bag, or take on a more elaborate project like making your own shirt or skirt. If you are looking to buy something right off the rack, they have a darling selection of dresses, pants and skirts from local designers. The selection is limited, but everything is cute, cute, cute!

This is such a great boutique. I recently went shopping there with my friend and she found a lot of…read moregreat pieces. The store was really organized and clean and the staff were friendly without being pushy. The prices are what you'd expect for a boutique which match the quality of the items. I even managed to snag a hat for myself!

I was walking past the store and happened to see a dress that really called out to me. Fortunately,…read morethey had it in my size . Kayla was the one helping me ,I was hoping they would have an option of hemming but unfortunately not .The collection is good and the associates helpful.

So excited to have found this little boutique in my neighborhood. A cute dress in the window drew…read moreme in but I left with an unexpected Crown Jewels of skin care. The fragrance is PERFECT and my skin feels like silk. Totally unexpected to find my new favorite lotion in a clothing shop. Will be back. So much great one of a kind finds!

From the owner: Woman owned eclectic boutique carrying brands from all over the world. Clothing, beauty, jewelry…read moreand home.

Super friendly staff and an adorable selection of gifts (for yourself ). Definitely well-curated. I…read morewish they had more plus size clothes, and/or a separate section. I did find a shirt in my size (which I bought) but it was challenging to find things that fit me at a 2x.

Really cute (and affordable!) boutique on Hawthorne, the door to which is quite easy to miss. But…read moredon't. Miss the door, I mean. Inside, you will find gorgeous outfits and accessories, seemingly hand-made and local, the selection picked and displayed with an expert's eye for quality and detail.

Beautuful clothing. However all of the prices/size tags were all pushed deep inside the garment…read moreand not easy to find. It seems odd to do that. Prices are up there. Did not notice any service happening. Limted sizes like small and Meduim on some items. The owmer/manager responded to my review below by stating they are a small store and sell out of sizes since they only get 8 of each. They still have limted sizes. I am not sure if the "why" matters if you go shopping and wear a large and there are none. I was not able to view the size or price tags without having to fish for them and pull it out so I could see. I found it annoying when shopping since buying clothes is the main goal. It is not an art exhibit. Maybe they do not know what it is like to be short and not able to easily view the tags. It is amazing how are unaware people people are of size differences. Yes, you can set your store up however you want. Just not every one will find it user friendly.

Wow really cool and different unique brands here. Just stopped in and got a dress, team was…read moreincredibly helpful and friendly. They even gave me recommendations for other shops in the area, supporting their neighborhoods. Look forward to coming back. 10/10

I found zahara while browsing a street festival in Kenton. I really liked their clothes and decided…read moreto check out their store front later that afternoon. Parking on division sucks but it's free for now. Overall the store has a variety of clothes from jewelry to clothing. You can try on items and staff is super nice. I will be back for more cute clothes

I can't believe I haven't done a review yet for Zahara. I have shopped here about 4 times now and…read moreonce at their pop up last summer at the Hawthorne street festival. I have bought 4 sweaters, 3 blouses, 2 bracelets, pair of tights, capris and 1 scarf. My husband did buy me some earrings but they weren't my style so nicely exchanged. Very nice people that will get you different sizes or help as needed. The prices here are very reasonable and so far everything is holding up well.

Been shopping here for about eight years back then they were located on Alberta in the arts…read moredistrict. If you love super soft, natural & organic materials like cotton & bamboo you will like this store. Their clothes range from leisure wear to dresses you could dress up and wear out to a nice dinner. Lots of super cozy & comfortable leggings and stretchy dresses and tops.

This store has some very unique clothes and a very friendly staff. Has sort of a hippie / yoga /…read morefestival vibe. Definitely worth a visit!!!

I had my credit card stolen here. All the store owner (Pat) did was say "sorry babe."…read more I got her number from a fellow store owner in the neighborhood and got Pat to open her store on on the day they were closed and she said my card wasn't anywhere, but when she opened the register and thought I wasn't looking, she reached in and took out my card, all surprised. Problem was, I saw that there were several other credit cards in the register as well, right next to mine. I haven't bought anything since. Now I get why she was so nonchalant about trying to help me get my card back. The only one I have, BTW. A lack of compassion and ethics. If you come here, don't use any cards.

I didn't find anything that I was looking for... but, I have an idea of what I want and a shopping…read morelist. I did notice that there was an assortment of odd sizes of rings by the register. I didn't see one that I wanted. I also noticed that there were a few items that might fit my brother's wife... but,... weren't in her desired style of dress (she wears career wear mostly). Maybe there's a person in your life who might enjoy the items for sale inside Rebelles. I walked here from a nearby location with Schmoopie. He's been back to this neighborhood a few times with other relatives of his... but, he didn't buy me anything. I was asked if I knew about the return policy for items. I replied if it's like the return policy at any of the women's boutiques in downtown then yes... I do know about it. There as a person who walked into this location when I walked out... but I didn't know about the theft in this neighborhood before. I have been walking in this neighborhood between about 2010 and 2014. So I probably stopped in between those years. Schmoopie said he likes that location. I did ask if there was another location further out in SE Portland, Oregon. I didn't know that there wasn't enough staff to keep the store open later in the evenings some afternoons. For the price point(s) everything inside seemed on par with the women's boutiques in the downtown core. I recommend you bring your friend who liked rings, or bohemian clothes.

Recommended by a Sellwood local and I see why! As a Hawai'i…read moretourist, all prices are below retail and very reasonable. . The store has everything from clothes, furniture, decor, jewelry, artwork and more! Clothes shopping felt like looking thru a cozy boutique shop rather than sifting thru a Goodwill or Ross rack (no offense, great value stores). . Scored a brown waxed leather Gap jacket, a light brown studded western vest, and a Free People white net embroidered collard shirt. The cashier commented on my cowboy style selection - I hadn't noticed till paying...lol. My focus was picking items I wouldn't normally find on the islands -- success (:

I am trying to do "thriftmas" this year - that is, only buying Christmas presents from thrift…read morestores. Artifact makes that easy! They have a curated section of stocking stuffers, as well as a section with goods from local makers. Today, I stopped by and snagged two adorable kilim stockings as well as coffee chili oil from Hot Mama Salsa. I will certainly be back before Christmas as I am on the hunt for more knickknacks, cozy sweaters, and a new lamp. Who knows what else I may stumble across in the process!