I LOVE this store! Amazing selection of both baby boys and baby girls clothes. I've been in about 5…read moretimes and always greeted with a warm welcome from Siggi. She is a wonderful representation of the store- easy to chat with, big smile, and loving grandma vibes

Super adorable baby boutique nestled in the heart (side heart) of downtown Louisville. They…read morerecently moved to a bigger store front a slight side step off the main drag. I was brought in here by co worker looking for a specific item for her kiddo. This store is huge and adorable. I give the owner lots of props for the wonderful curation. It takes A LOT of work. I couldn't give them a full 5 stars because the clothing is soooo expensive. $35+ for a onesie / jumper my kiddo will out grow in a few months? It's hard to swallow the price. I get it. It's a boutique. It's cute. They work hard to curate. Beware that you'll love everything in here and walk out with a big bill.

It's a cute touristy shop. Given that I am a tourist and it was cute, I was a fan--ample amounts…read moreof Colorado/Boulder/UC themed goods (from pet bandanas to human shirts). Nice collection of other wares, as well--locally made soaps, lip balms, etc. Sure, it's not bargain basement prices like other reviews attest, but you're at a touristy shop in Boulder that caters to people who go the University, have kids who go to the University, or just want something locally themed. Give 'em a break. Bonus: they have a sweet dog who roams around the store and is adorable.

There are so many local Colorado and CU and Boulder themed souvenir shops around town and this is…read moreone of the most comprehensive I have seen. I thought the displays were bold and neatly organized. Staff was welcoming and friendly. We were clearly just browsing as locals who might only buy gifts here. I think she said the store had been open for 6 years but in the last few years u had very few options to browse thus far east on Pearl. Now that more art and collectible shops were gathering on the east end, I suspect they will have many more customers in the summer. And the selection was very extensive and many clothing items in trend colors. On the Hill you would find only CU black gold and white robes. I ones the earth tones, and blues and pinks here a lot as Colorado and Boulder itself are well represented.

Headed down to Pearl for dinner and drinks on the top floor of Avanti. On the way in, we saw the…read moretraditional tulip displays in full bloom even in such a dry spring. Always so many eateries to enjoy in the area and very nice floral displays that are seasonally planted. Remember, the Pearl Street Mall is not just for tourists it's a great spot for locals too. I've loved since it was built and I still use it a lot.

Tons of shops, food, and fun in Pearl Street Mall! They…read morehave a little bit for everyone, whether it's to go shopping for some new clothes or craving a sweet treat like ice cream they got it. This is an outdoor mall so keep in mind for the summer months to bring sunscreen and hats. Lots of places to take pictures and enjoy yourself. Everyone was super nice in all the small shops we went too and the pricing is a bit on the expensive side for items because your in a popular destination. Highly recommend to anyone visiting Boulder, CO!

Such a cute shop and the people that work there are so helpful and kind. I found several pieces…read morethat were well priced and adorable.

Art in 'pieces' Usually, a wonderful shopping experience…read moreuntil art purchase. Review is for co-owner - Christie L. In store first wk Dec 2024. Saw MQuan Art ceramic hanging in store. Store would not sell display piece. Ordered, paid, and told not refundable. Piece greater than 2K plus shipping. Worked with manager, Cori, who stated piece would be over 2 months in receiving and first shipped to Cedar & Hyde for 'inspection' then to us out of state. Asked for art photo prior to sending as it was a ceramic piece and wanted same colors,etc as store display - and, it was art paid for. Four months passed, contacted store first time to check on piece April 2025. Had not heard anything from store prior. Finally, heard back, piece 'being made'. Received art directly from artist in NY and charged $75 for shipping. Art was in 'pieces' and was to be assembled by us according to instructions and 'number'. This was neither conveyed in store at time of purchase, prior to shipping or by store email. Picture sent by store/artist prior to shipping showed art assembled as in store. Note this is a fragile assembly of ceramic discs of varying colors. If damaged by us in assembly, would be ruined and non refundable. After numerous curt emails with C & H owner, Christie, refusing return of piece and her misrepresentation of art, need for assembly and no 'inspection', she asked the artist to refund piece and also offered 'someone'of our choice to assemble the piece for us at her cost? Eventually, I returned the art to the artist at a cost of $80 that C&H, Christie, would not cover. Christie, agreed to credit art(only) from artist, when disassembled art received 'undamaged'. We buy art globally & have shipped. This was the most difficult experience and rude store owner we've ever encountered. We're out $80 through this entire experience. Never do business at this store - especially if you're expecting integrity, quality and customer service. Store in Boulder CO. Owner from KS. Art is a large piece, yet easily shipped in tact with proper art packing and charge of $75.This email was Christie's last response to requesting $80 return shipping fee: Remember, it was also up to us to find an 'assembler'... Owner will respond "it was all on us as buyers to assemble and take responsibility it wasn't damaged in doing so." Hi Beth, We will not be refunding you the $80 you paid to send the piece back. There was nothing wrong with the piece. We made an exception to give you a refund on a special order, which is not our policy. We paid the $75 to get it to you, which is not our policy. I offered to have someone come to your house to assemble it, and you declined. The $80 for sending it back is on you. Have a great night, Christie

TL;DR: Shop elsewhere. Pettiness loses business. You can…read moreview at this as a failed "mystery shopper" experience, because that's what it felt like to me. I really wanted to like this store, but the negatives were just too overwhelming. The young gals at the shop were very snooty and didn't bother to acknowledge me being in their store. Like, nothing! I know they saw me, but there was zero acknowledgement. I was vacationing so I had plenty of money to spend, however it was evident by their behavior that they didn't want me there. It was unfortunate. The visit was uncomfortable and unprofessional, and therefore I wouldn't recommend this lackluster store to anyone. (Out of all the shops we went into, the service here was by far the absolute worst.) I'm guessing their lame, "selective" service is why the store was otherwise empty.... I'm unable to hand them a (rightly deserved) zero star, so one star it is.

Want to know why brick and mortar stores are going out of business. I shop here a lot. Today I…read morewent in for a belt bought 5 shirts plus a tie and the belt got home and the tie was not there. Called the store and the man that spoke to said I must of dropped it and he was not going to look for it. It was my problem to bad! Might as well shop online!

Good location, good store. Love that it's a factory. Nice, involved staff, great selection and…read moreprices. Got high waisted skinny jeans for $50 originally $80. Will be back!

a long time ago, i was flying out of lax to somewhere. maybe it was korea, maybe it was taiwan. i…read morewas transferring from the domestic to the international terminal and passed by a store that sold pet accessories. i saw a doggy bandanna that read something like, "i love squirrels." it was so cute and so appropriate for our jindotgae (korean jindo dog) sooni. she loves squirrels, i.e. she loves to _chase_ them. i missed my chance to buy that bandanna that day. on my return flight, i again didn't get to buy it. i think i was either very rushed to get to my connecting flight or maybe the store wasn't open. years later, while visiting kaua'i on our babymoon, my wife and i stopped in garden isle clothing company in the coconut marketplace in kapa'a. we found a really cute bandanna for sooni. it read, "my family went to hawai'i, and all i got was this lousy bandanna." it was $7.99, i think. other stores were selling it for $9.99, so we ended up buying it at that store. i think the rein designs website sells their bandannas for $6.99, but i don't know how much they charge for shipping. the bandanna i bought for sooni has a brand logo that says "jibber jabbers." i did some google searching and found out jibber jabbers is a brand owned by rein designs. that's how i ended up on their website. well... yeah, they make lots of kids clothing, which i guess could come in handy shortly for our family; and they make pet clothing, which is currently useful for us.

Amazing customer service, helped me find everything I needed. good good good good good good good…read moregood

This is a great place to shop for your kiddo who is always growing at this age! You'll find tons of…read moreclothes and some nice toys here. The staff usually stays out of your way but is super helpful if you have questions. Nice clothes for good value. It's in a commercial area with lots of other businesses so parking is not a hassle. The toughest thing is that shoes and seasonal things like snow boots go quickly so you need to know when to shop here to find that kind of stuff.