I love this store--it's small but well-curated and I almost always walk away with something I love…read morewhen I'm visiting family in Seattle (right down the street! Lucky me). On my last trip, I was reminded how much I like Editor when I wasted about 2.5 hours roaming U Village and left annoyed and empty handed; I spent 30 minutes at Editor and found a 1/3 price Jenni Kayne sweater that I love. Will just skip the long trip next time and go straight here.

Welcoming service, good selection of designer brands but limited for larger sizes, good value.read more

Still 5 out of 5! Love their prices and their unique styles! It's so fun. I love how versatile…read moreevery piece can be. There stock is forever changing so grab it when you can. The owner knows what's classic yet trendy. I love their blog because they put their pieces that already to wear! If you havnt, check this little boutique out!

Dang! Meadow is a super cute, cozy and creative shop in…read moreQueen Anne. The shop is incredibly welcoming and well laid out. Not only do they have cute clothes, in a bunch of sizes, (I'm a bit larger so it's super cool to find a shop with options in that area). They have cute little decorations to choose from. Like these mice! Note pads, soaps and a bunch of fun items that are unique.

I'm a certified lurker when it comes to online reviews, but Retail Therapy is just so good that I…read morehave to break that streak. The space consists of a lofty downstairs and a cozy little upstairs area, and is located right in the heart of Seattle's most exuberantly queer neighborhood. And this store can hang. The selection of art, clothes, jewelry, gifts, cards, and more is both extensive and carefully currated. This is my go-to spot for a last-minute gift that is unique and thoughtful. And the owner is fantastic!! Aside from being a warm presence as you browse the store, she is also clearly devoted to quality. I once bought a tarot deck that had been used as a display, and she told me to make sure and return if any of the cards were missing... They were not, though, because as I said, Retail Therapy is just that good.

Super cute store with really cute gifts, cards and art. The owner is super sweet and helpful! She…read morewas a delight to chat with. I got some really cute gifts and art for a good price. :)

A super cute gift shop in the International District! As a Seattle visitor, I was so happy to…read morechance upon this place. This is definitely a place you need to stop by for Asian inspired souvenirs and gifts.  Wished I had the chance to visit again before I went home. Their online store doesn't do their physical store justice.

Sairen is a local business in the Chinatown-International District neighborhood that has cute, fun…read moreitems, ranging from men's and women's apparel, to dog hoodies and toys, to quirky stationary. I recommend visiting Sairen if you're looking for a gift or something to treat yourself with. Sairen specializes in Japanese, Hawaiian and local Seattle goods, featuring different brands and designers. It's not a large store by any means, but they offer quality goods and pieces that will make you smile. I love the eclectic items sold here in a range of different prices. The store is dog-friendly, and if you're lucky enough, you can say hello to the owner's dogs. Staff is happy to help and/or answer questions. I'm glad to have discovered this charming store that has craft gifts and more.

Really cool cat shirts and items for gifting. I highly recommend stopping by and checking out their…read moreclothes and small items.

It is a beautiful store with a wonderful selection of treasures! We loved exploring and they were…read moreso nice and served us tea.

I live in Portland and stumbled upon this treasure of a store. Lisa, the shop owner has exquisite…read moretaste. I highly recommend it.

I was wondering why a clothing store would only have 3 reviews in 9 years, but it's actually okay…read more If you have the same body type and taste as the owner, you'll find lots to like.

Great place to pick up a gift or decor. I love to stop by right at the beginning of Pioneer Sq Art…read moreWalk. It's centrally located and has decent hours. A friend got me a mug here as a gift, which is one of my favorites too! The employees are also friendly and I like their aesthetic.

Charming store, truly. I'm part of the 1%, but I still keep my head on straight when it comes to…read morespending and value. So I don't understand places like this that sell the simplest little things for $$$. Anyway, nice to walk around inside. Lovely layouts. (I spotted on the website "About" page that the shop owner shared that she attended Yale. First time I've seen this on a website.)

WOW! As a sustainability/fashion aficionado, I am extremely impressed with Eres. Really great,…read moreholistic selection of pieces for folks with a variety of styles. The pieces here were actually curated with a vision in mind, and the price was RIGHT. These two things are extremely rare in Seattle. Even more rare-the person working there was absolutely delightful to chat with. This is a huge WIN in my book! Walked away with the best vintage japanese blazer jacket w mother of pearl buttons for like 70 bucks. Not too shabby at all!

I am writing to warn others of my 1st and only time consigning with Eres Boutique. I would not…read morerecommend any one to work with this company as the service has been poor and borderline suspicious. I dropped off a large bag at the Madrona store, the in-store staff were pleasant. 12 items were selected and 4 were returned. I appreciated that they took the initiative to email me that 1 item was deemed lost. They advised that they would try to find it and after no updates, I had to follow up. THEY (the folks who email do not provide any names but a signature of Eres) stated that they "lost" my $200 brand new with tags Aritzia dress and to make it right, they will pay out $8 stating that since it didn't sell, they will consider it a markdown item, THEN still apply their cut and payout a remaining $8 to me. Why should they be getting a cut of my dress if they lost it? They then emailed me the fine print which states, they are not liable for any lost items under ANY circumstances. With this policy what protects a consignor from even a staff member from selling it offline or taking it themselves? All they emailed me is that they can't find it. I am not accusing anyone other than it leaves the business in an oddly good place and the consigner is a bad one. Please note, this is my FIRST time consigning with this company and was left feeling like 1) they do not have a well-run business to lose items so easily, 2) do not want any accountability by negating to provide staff contact names in communication 3) poor communication as it can take a week if not more for a response and 4) very quick to apply a hefty discount to your items to sell fast without prior notice to the consigner. There should be an option for consignors to pick their items up before a drastic markdown. In addition, there seemed to be a lack of remorse and an understanding of their customers' point of view. Their argument will be "read the fine print" and so if you do consign here, I'd recommend providing items you're willing to donate. I am incredibly disappointed I consigned here as I mistakenly assumed a nice town and storefront would yield reasonable service and wanted to share my experience to prevent this happening to others.