The women running this shop are so kind. Nice conversations, really great stuff there, all very…read moreunique! Crystals, soap, incense, candles, hand made figurines, clothes, jewelry, bags, etc

Unique little shop in the passage way in the Old Market. This place has been here for as long as…read moreI've been coming to Omaha and I swear it hasn't changed. It mostly sells women's clothing that one might call a bit more "hippy", but you can also find a nice selection of incense and random gifts. For example I found a cool looking Dalek made out of random pieces of metal. Keep in mind though the Old Market is a tourist stop so the items here cost more than what you'd find else where. I do think the employees are bit stand offish but to be fair they probably see a lot of weirdos everyday. If you're in the area I recommend you check this place out as well as the rest of the passage way stores!

I have mixed reviews about this store. Their clothing items are very cute and I loved several…read moreitems. However, I found the customer service to be very rude. I am an African American female in my late 20's. I entered the store and despite being the only person besides the worker in the store I was not greeted. The store was silent, with no music on and the worker didn't once come up to me to ask if I needed any help. However, when a white customer walked in the door she was promptly greeted with a hello and asked if she needed any help. I had found an item I wanted to try on and the worker saw me carrying this item and never asked if I wanted to try it on. I then was forced to try to coat on without a fitting room. AFTER fully trying it on and taking it off, the worker comes up and asks me if I want to try it on. I then told her that was no longer necessary. I am extremely disappointed in the service I received. I am not a person to assume my maltreatment is due to race, however the fact that a white customer received immediate treatment does raise suspicion. I would recommend this store address implicit bias as to their customers.

I guess it's a cute boutique that the ladies like. I enjoyed that they had chairs for me to sit on…read morewhile I waited. It was also nice to get out of the heat and enjoy the A/C.

An Old Market landmark, Lotus has been operating for years, bringing funky and cool unique…read moregiftables and fashions to the metro. It smells amazing int here, and the staff is always friendly. It's hard to describe just what this aesthetic is, but I will say there is something for everyone!

The Lotus is a fun store with various treasures ranging from cute bags and jewelry to clever bumper…read morestickers and shirts, dresses and more. The best part is the funny, kind and thoughtful woman behind the counter. The Lotus is worth a stop!

This is a great women's vintage clothing store in the Old Market Passageway on Howard across from V…read moreMertz restaurant. I follow the owner's Instagram site called Couturesunrise, where she has some of her items listed. The selection of vintage clothes, jewelry, handbags and shoes is great! In addition there's art for sale as well as the large assortment of clothing. She can send them to you! The store looks great from the photos on the Instagram site. I bought this tan leather purse for a great price!

What a great stop on my Omaha adventure! They had good variety of souvenirs and the staff were…read morelovely. They had a sale rack that I couldn't pass up (50% off) so I now am the proud owner of a very cozy, very soft, Nebraska sweatshirt! Definitely stop in if you're in town!

A recent visit to Omaha's glorious Old Market District included a random stop at this shop, which,…read moreunsurprisingly, features locally made goods and gifts. Great location on Howard Street, near some other cool shops. We loved staffer Teri, who steered us toward some fun items, and her customer service was terrific. She also had some great recommendations for our visit, including a good Omaha magnet for our home. Pricing is spot on, and the interior is laid out so well

Terrible customer service and attitudes. Really disappointing we were really excited about this…read morecute store and the kind salesman who sold my wife a pair of shoes after a nice out of town visit for us. We returned less than a month later as they hurt her feet (never worn, only tried on in front of the mirror once after purchase, stickers still on bottom of shoe). They refused to even exchange them for another pair she could wear or store credit. Kept pointing to a receipt that said 14 day return only. This is why local retail is dying. Avoid this store.

Juliet has a variety of styles, sizes, and price ranges; ask for Benjamin, he is super helpful and…read moreinformative. I anticipated they would be higher priced due to their prime location but this wasn't the case at all. We saw a gorgeous gold sparkly pair for $79, similar to the higher end department stores. They had a variety of styles that could appeal to anybody. I explained that I need heel heights that I can wear to work and part of the stores drive is to offer shoes with everyday purpose (Benjamin explained this much more eloquently). Stop in to check it out and try on a couple pairs of beautiful shoes.

Whenever I visit a new town I always like to explore the locally manufactured clothing shops and…read morethe designers. It tells a lot about the town and the people who live there. In the Old Market this place is a gem, with designers expressing them selves with their arts on T-Shirts. The material is pretty sturdy and the designs are unique, several with animal prints. I also found the prices to be pretty decent, and helped myself to three T-Shirts. Great store to explore if you are in that area.

I discovered this place just walking by, Saw some really unique and great designs on some shirts…read morein the windows. The staff was very friendly and extremely helpful. Curbside has some amazing unique designs that I have not seen before. Wonderful shop with great quality clothing. I got a couple pieces and love the quality and art. I will for sure be a often returning customer

This big shop has been a fixture of Omaha's Old Market for many years…read more It's a beautiful space filled with amazing leather and fur products. I have to admit that the prices here are out of my normal range for jackets, mittens, etc. I don't think they are probably overpriced, it's just that things of these materials and quality are expensive. I came here to get some sheepskin slippers. At $119 they are among the lowest-priced items here. Still - to me, they are worth it. I know they will last a long time and are soooo cozy and comfortable. Slippers from other places might cost half as much, but these slippers are way more than twice as nice. The online selection is broader than the in-store stock. The slippers are available in other colors on the website but only the natural color is in the store. I admit, when I got these slippers home, there was a seam in the right slipper that rubbed against my little toe. So I did go back to exchange them and the staff were fantastic about making this exchange super easy, and they made sure the new slippers didn't have that defect. They encouraged me to bring these ones back if I was less than 100% satisfied. I am wearing them now and I can verify I am 100% satisfied.

Highly recommend, but I own 6 of their coats so I am biased. Classic and timeless. Ditch the black…read morepuffers and get an American made Overland coat. Life Changing.

Super funky store with an eclectic variety of vintage garbs and tees. They have a revolving…read moreassortment so every visit has something new to find. Decent pricing, but it's downtown so a little higher than just up the road at thrift world. This is much more dedicated vintage vibes. Parking isn't bad as there isn't a lot of restaurants on the block. Still very close to the old market

As an avid thrift shopper and lover of all things vintage, I always try to stop by the Flying Worm…read morewhile in the area. The store always has something fun to browse, and a wide selection of vintage. It can be a bit pricey, especially when clothes are used and sometimes have stains or holes, but there are still some great finds, especially in mens wear. I have gone shopping for my boyfriend and found great pieces for him there, but the women's section is more lacking. It is still a great place to browse and at least enjoy the aesthetics and fun knick knacks they have!

I absolutely adore this place! Whenever I need a pick me…read moreup, I go and browse the stickers that they have! They have a wonderful variety of stickers, shirts, signs, coasters, koozies, and cups to pick from! They are union printed and most shirts are under $30! All of their products are worth the money and a majority of their stickers are printed on waterproof material to make sure they stay on your water bottle or laptop! You get a discount if you are a teacher or military as well!! The people working are always very kind and excited to see my dog which I find delightful!

Being from the Des Moines metro myself... I'm very familiar with Raygun and didn't realize they…read morehad expanded with a location in Old Market! Heck I didn't realize there were KC, Chicago, or Lincoln NE locations either...! My daughter is named Olivia, but goes by Liv so these two Olivia Mauch shirts were fun to see in there! Olivia Mauch is a standout with the Nebraska volleyball team! Since switching to the Big 10... The football program... Well... Let's just say... It hasn't been as successful as it was in the Big 12... Being a lifelong Iowa State Cyclone fan it doesn't hurt my feeling much to see the University of Nebraska Lincoln to now be known as a volleyball school. Lol It's also proof that someone who "might" lean a little Right can still find something worth buying at Raygun... Still support an Iowa headquartered company... And doesn't take life so seriously that they are offended by things they read that they don't necessarily agree with... I won't hold my breath for a "just right of center" collection though. Lol