This boutique is a gem! The clothing is stylish with an artsy feel. Flowing pieces, interesting…read morefabrications, unique yet timeless. You won't show up wearing the same outfit as someone else. What I especially liked are the many options made with natural fibers, the only thing I can wear comfortably. Right now they have lots of linen clothing, getting ready for spring and summer. In addition to the dresses, tops, pants, jackets and sweaters, they have a small but wonderful collection of shoes, hair accessories, scarves, belts and purses. They have curated fun and funky jewelry from local artists and elsewhere that would totally transform a simple black dress into a standout outfit. Customer service is genuinely friendly and attentive. Depending on your needs, they will stay with you, collect items they think will appeal to you, and offer candid feedback. Definitely a personal shopping experience if that's what you choose. They also give you privacy to browse, roam, try on things on totally on your own, if that is your preferred shopping style. Located on SW Capital Hwy in Multnomah Village, Switch Shoes and Clothing is a worthy destination! While there, enjoy the other charming stores nestled on this street interspersed amongst restaurants, bakeries and coffee shops. A lovely way to spend the afternoon!

Fashionable women's clothes, shoes, and accessories for áll groups. Some are European imports and…read morehave unique design. The associates are quite friendly. Unfortunately, the store space has shrunk.

The staff are so delightful. The products are well chosen and cared for this shop is truly a gem of…read morePortland. I would highly recommend a visit!

I've been wondering why it feels so good to shop at Consign Couture and it's because this shop is…read moreeverything that the "buy local" ethos is about: It feels good to buy from a store where the owner says hello and knows your name. It feels good to have all the details attended to, so you can show up and browse curated, consistently high quality clothes, in a lovely store with the friendliest staff. It feels good to know you're not contributing to the massive excess and waste of the fashion industry by buying pre-loved clothes (that also benefit the consigners!) It feels good to support an entrepreneur and her vision - when you intentionally chose to shop at small businesses, it keeps the dreams of our community alive. It feels good when businesses operate with values that support and welcome everyone - and you can feel the integrity, inclusion and equity that are the literal fabric of this store.

WOW! What gorgeous clothing and helpful sales people. I'm a regular shopper here and I can't say…read moreenough wonderful things about this local business. I practically buy every gift for my mother here and usually spoil her because the display outfits are gorgeous. I wasn't shopping for myself but found a beautiful pair of pants for easter and my vacation this spring. Cindy helped me with an entire outfit that's so wonderful. Thank you La Paloma Clothing for continuing to be the best small boutique in Portland!

Just a year after my first review, and I've come to love Paloma all the more…read more A fun point I missed in my original review is: Paloma has been around forever... Well, at least my whole lifetime(+), and that's a while at this point ;). My relationship with Paloma, has changed from a shop where I looked at pretty things, as a little girl with my grandmother - to a staple. Paloma is my go-to place when I am seeking something special and unique for the loved ones in my life. Paloma never lets me down with their expansive collections of accessories, bags, locally made jewelry, and high quality US made clothing lines, such as: Cut Loose and Tianello. Being rather petite, the clothing at Paloma is not always available in my size. However, the pieces I have bought for myself, are some of my favorites. On the other hand, the jewelry is where I really go a bit overboard for myself. I can't resist the exceptional selection of handmade rings, necklaces, bracelets and earrings. At first glance you may think Paloma to be a stuffy boutique, but the shop gals are ever so helpful, and friendly. I had worried bringing my kids into the shop would be frowned upon. This is not the case. I've discovered I am welcome to bring the kids in with me. Paloma even has a basket full of toys to keep the little ones busy. In my case, this means I make it into the shop much more frequently than I did before. One last thing: Paloma is an active supporter of community it serves. They support us, and I love to support them by continuing to shop local in their store. 2017 #5

There is a lovely childrens corner, with a variety of toys that are not shabby or worn out…read more When I try on clothes they also are not shabby or worn, and often there are real treasures to find. I enjoy browsing there and have never felt that there was pressure to make choices and buy.

I will never understand how places like this stay in business. I wouldn't normally post a negative…read morereview of a small business based on a negative personal interaction, but it so happens that my opinion of the store wasn't otherwise very good, so here I am. This place aims to sell you only "upscale brands" but in reality, it's just the items that correspond to the owner's personal style. The selection is very poor. Shopping for kids' things was particularly frustrating as there was barely one or two items in each size. Thus so I can't understand how they're so picky/snobby with what consignment to accept when their shelves are so bare. As a consignor, the policy at Katelyn's Closet is that you drop off clothing and the next day you are supposed to return for your rejects or those things will be donated. There's no way of telling whether or not your things are accepted until you show back up with the store the next day. (This is a terrible policy). I've been buying and selling at consignment for YEARS and none of my items were taken for sale. And my unselected things were SO SO quickly donated, frankly it makes me suspicious that they were donated at all. Maybe they're being sold online.

This is the most professional and welcoming place to resale shop in the Portland area in my…read moreexperience. Thanks you staff at Here We Go Again!

A friendly, inclusive resale spot with unique treasures. Manager is delightful. They may not need…read moreyour items, but they'll make you feel good about having stopped in.

Rude lady that works at or owns the boutique cussed us out (my wife, 20 month old, and myself) as…read morewe cycled at walking speed away from our breakfast stop at the River Cafe next door. I guess she was startled because she backed out of her store blindly with a clothing rack in tow, directly into us. Literally, we were behind her, not approaching her. So quite literally, she backed into us. Clearly not an excuse to cuss people out in front of their 20 month old. Someone that works in retail should have better people and human decency skills. All you need to know about this store can be summed up by the following: This store has taken it upon themselves to obstruct the sidewalk with an illegal, un-permitted "no cycling" sign. The path in front of this store is designated by the City as a multi-use path (see attached pic). So the path in front of this store is not a cycle-free zone, and you know that these are the kind of people that believe what they think is the law and it's their right to enforce their version of the law against the the free rights of everyone else. Not impressed with Mia and her boutique and her illegal war against bicycles on the multi-use path in front of her store.

I've gotten some of my favorite clothes here. I have to wait until they're on sale, but they've…read morebeen worth every penny. All the gals that work there have always been nice to me, even though I usually just look around and don't buy anything (I work down the street, so it's on my usual walk route). I really appreciate that. I love being able to buy something from a local boutique downtown that's within my price range. They have interesting and beautiful items. A lot of their stuff is made in the U.S. too. Thanks for existing Mia's and I hope you do really well!

I can't claim to know how Gorge Performance does with experienced surfers, but I can say they were…read moreAMAZING with someone (me) who knew nothing about wetsuits. The owner, Kim, and an employee were both incredibly knowledgable and helpful. Lots of suits from which to choose, and the price on the one I got was really good.

Go here for your next board, you'll thank me later…read more Gorge Performance is truly a hidden gem in the world of outdoor gear. Their pricing is incredibly competitive, actually best pricing in town beating out larger chain store prices, and the staff is absolutely the nicest group of people you'll ever meet. They took the time to help us pick out the perfect snowboard for my daughter, ensuring it matched her skill level and style. The personalized attention and genuine care they put into their recommendations made the entire experience enjoyable. My daughter can't wait to hit the slopes with her new board, and we couldn't be happier with the service. Highly recommend checking them out!

Kathryn was great to work with! She altered two dresses for me in under three weeks. One was a…read morebridesmaid dress and the other a special occasion that I wore to the rehearsal dinner for the wedding I was in. My bridesmaid dress was still too long at the second fitting so Kathryn offered to deliver it to my home directly, which she did, and the dress was perfect! She is a great seamstress and provides excellent customer service.

Is it just me or is it incredibly difficult to get something tailored in a fast and cost effective…read moremanor? I made an appointment with the woman who contracts her alterations through this store. She was nice but way overpriced and it defensive when I challenged her prices. All unneeded was the waist taken in, back east that's under 20$, 12$ in the hood. She wanted 20$ plus 15$? I asked her why there was an additional add on and she explained how 'hard' taking in a waist band is. I don't think she realizes I've been getting that alteration done for 10 years and could do it myself if I had a machine. Won't be back to see her but the store overall is super cute and the Irish lady who runs is is very sweet.

Very easy to make and appointment. She is easy to work with and I will definitely be recommending…read moreand bringing in more dresses! very happy with her work.

Marissa was so patient and did a great job with my alterations for my engagement shoot dress.read more

Went in this place trying to get an idea of what I was looking for in a MOB gown. I had ordered a…read moreMacDuggal and she felt it was too heavy and overwhelming for my petite frame. The ladies were all helpful and asked me to let them know if I needed any assistance. They let me browse but offered to put a dress in the dressing room once I selected one. I noticed a few brides trying on dresses as well and the ladies were never pushy and actually one offered advice on what to expect with alterations. She mentioned a seamstress would be coming in shortly and could offer better advice. This alone seemed so helpful for the bride- what a wonderful service to be offered BEFORE you say yes to the dress. I ended up purchasing a gorgeous dress at a fraction of the price.

Such a wonderful experience at Adorned in Grace! Many beautiful and tasteful dresses to select from…read moreand very courteous and helpful service! No sales pressure, classy, roomy and comfortable place to look for and find a wedding dress. All of this AND amazing prices and the incredibly good feeling of knowing your money is being used to help deliver those trapped in human trafficking! So thankful for Adorned in Grace!