Ella Lane Boutique is absolutely amazing. The moment you walk in you can tell this isn't your…read moreaverage boutique. The staff is very helpful and the clothing is high quality and still affordable.

Seriously the cutest stuff ever! You are guaranteed to leave with something. They also sell…read moreauthentic refurbished Louis Vuitton. That's just a cool bonus. The store itself sells great priced items. So so so cute

Papillon is a WONDERFUL boutique!! I do NOT like to shop, so when I have an event or trip to attend…read moreI will call the store and tell them what I am looking for and what day/time I plan to be there.... and when I arrive my room is ready!! I also appreciate that they have shoes and jewelry to compliment my outfits so it's literally a one stop shop! Thank you Amy and Crew, you are the BEST! ​

Excellent customer service! Clothes are top end! Always…read moresomething new and exciting!!!

Okay so basically i went to the famous foot wear and i was looking for a size 6 in kids for my…read moredaughter, and the woman working their named creedence i think thats what her name was she was a 5,1-5,2 i wanna say woman still in high school for sure but she was being very disrespectful and wasnt telling us where the specific shoe and ect was she just had a attitude the whole time and proceeded to watch my kid and give us dirty looks and was laughing at my daughter for having weird looking feet and after that experience my daughter has been very insecure about her feet after this awful woman wanted to criticize her. I think she should get fired or something they need to somthing about this obscured lady working at famous foot wear. She should be working somewhere where shes not gonna be judging other people and making them feel insecure she needs to be put in her place.

The employees don't wear name tags so it's a little difficult to find help…read more Other than that not too bad

It looks like it's been 16 years since Gayle and I walked into a still-in-business Carefree…read moreBuffalo? For whatever reason (besides COVID), our OSF schedule didn't involve coming out to Jacksonville. So on our recent sojourn here, Carefree Buffalo was our fist stop (weird downtown traffic patterns permitting) was Carefree Buffalo. The nice selection of pricey and amazing made-in Oregon William Henry knives are still here, as are a nice section of ones from Santa Fe (New Mexico) Stoneworks. Of course, there's more than knives here, and they'll all nicely displayed and waiting for you to pick it up or ask about it. I ended up buying a cool (and cheap) utility knife, which pretty much kept me for spending more money. After all, I had to behave myself as Gayle was watching. :)

Everything went well! Joseph, the owner of Carefree Buffalo, is extremely knowledgeable about the…read moreproducts he carries, especially the Dinosaur knife Collection. I highly recommend this retailer, Carefree Buffalo, in Jacksonville, OR.

Since the new owner has taken over 2 years ago its gone down hill . Shouldn't even be named fit for…read morea queen anymore. The new owner doesn't even know how to run a consignment store. You never know when it will be open since she just works when she wants to. Expects people to shop with the lights off because she doesn't want to pay the power bill. Took a great business and it's name and ruined it. She will preach to you about how well her 3 stores are doing and how she is southern oregons first plus size model. Tries to hard to sell herself to her customers all of her grand plans. Maybe focus on 1 store so you don't have 3 that are failures.

For the ladies who post these negative reviews about the new owner and her daughter. You ladies…read morehave no idea what this team does to go out of their way to keep that store open. 1) The owners daughter is a SENIOR in high school & happens to play a varsity sport - so as being a mother you'd expect her to go show support for her kid, and for you mothers bashing her that is simply pitiful. If her kid didn't have a sport you'd know full well she'd be at that shop, but by all means if you want the store open why not apply for a job there ? 2) Those of you who complain that she had no checks, I was in there a time and there was 5-6 consignors all getting checks and one of those ladies happened to get the last check, as you know checks can take up to 3 weeks to order depending on the bank - so it's NOT her fault and shame on you for bashing her for something out of her control. 3) Those of you saying the "prices" are too high, the make offer/bundle buy is the nicest thing on this planet. It was my birthday & I went in there just to look and no intention of buying, the owner with her daughter had told me happy birthday, given me 3 bags of clothing and a nice new purse for my birthday. If you were a little nicer to them they probably would kill you with kindness- They have a free Rack of clothing that is constantly giving to EVERYONE. 4) Those of you who complain about how the store is RUN, it's not their fault that they had to learn from scratch how to run it. I give a thumbs up to the daughter who took time/effort to try and learn the POS system; elucidate those who worked there to use it. To top it all off, I was in there one time when this lady flat came in was so Rude to the owners daughter and made her cry afterwards because she was like some of you. If some of you ladies are truly negative towards the store then maybe the store will be better off if you never step foot in it again.

My personal experience with this women's clothing/accessories store was watching Gayle look at and…read moretry on various items that piqued her fancy. And after a short while, I assured her that she should take all the time she wanted and that in the meantime I would wander around downtown. Gayle looks pretty fabulous in most everything she wears, so I wasn't worried about having to validate any of her wise choices. However, she does need to take me shopping, because perhaps on a few levels, I don't have a clue. From my perspective, Earthly Goods is a very attractive store that consists of a main floor and 2 mezzanine areas. There were also a couple of nice "male seats" available along with reading material. Gayle liked the selection, along with many of the styles and how they looked on her. However, she was not quite ready to "pull the trigger" on any of her choices. I have a strong hunch that we'll be back.

To the woman at Earthly Goods in Ashland, OR who would not let my four year old use your restroom…read moreas I was in the middle of trying on 8 pairs of shoes; in the words of Vivian in Pretty Woman, "You people work on commission, right? Big Mistake. Big. Huge. I have to go shopping now." I also had a two year old in tow. The bathroom policy is the stores, I think, and not the salespersons. I have tried to supporth this local business even though many people I know will not shop there because of the salespeoples snarky and condescending attitudes towards people they think are "tourists". I will not be shopping there anymore. Everything there can be found online. I think many people will follow my lead based on the huge response the post above received on Facebook.

Yarn addicts, beware! Step inside and you'll find it hard to leave without a stash of beautiful…read moreyarn, new pattern or some kind of knitting or crocheting tool you didn't know you needed. They have the best selection of yarns and felting supplies anywhere! The staff is knowledgeable and really helpful, too. If you have a project in mind, ask them and they'll get you set up with the right yarn, pattern and tools for your skill level and the project you had in mind.

The Websters is a premier fiber heaven! Great customer…read moreservice and amazing selection spanning multiple crafts!

FUN STORE!! There's soooo much to look at. Also, there's a…read moredownstairs part of the store that's just full of costumes. The employees there were very nice, but there are only two of them with this big store. I understand that it's a very touristy kind of place, but I wish I brought more money. There are some really great quality clothes and costumes, and anything else you'd like to dress up with. I'm very happy with my purchase of the plague doctor mask!!!

I've frequented their main store in the Lithia Plaza for years. Always good fun to look for costume…read morepieces and it was one of the first stops for my teen son on our recent visit. So I was interested to visit the new 'costume shop' in the Railroad District that opened this summer to see what they had in stock. Renaissance Rose offers a variety of themed costumes you can rent or purchase. They have packaged costumes similar to what you'll find around Halloween at other retailers, but also some more interesting pieces. At this point their website seems to be pretty basic, so hopefully that will expand in the future. After visiting both stores, I think the main location still has the broadest selection of items for purchase. Especially wigs, hosiery and accessories. But, if you are looking for a more unique rental, then the costume shop is worth a visit. I was most interested in the hair pieces near the back of the shop.

Still a great store, but I reserve top marks for the original store across the street. Updating my…read morereview to note that they've added a cute little coffee window on the main street. They serve coffee, tea, and the bagels are from Little Shop of Bagels in town. Also, don't miss their ware upstairs. Lots of bags and luggage items from Baggallini and others.

This has to be one of the cutest, if not *the* cutest gift shop(s) I've ever seen…read more The ambiance is fancy. Everything is super clean, well-lit, and perfectly merchandised. The floor is glossy AF. A sign on the window advertising the "Paddington National Park" collection brought me in. People used to ask me about it when I worked in Yosemite, so I was curious as to what it was. I was surprised to find that this store carried dozens of the same exact products as the Yosemite Village Gift shop-- same brands and everything. They also had products I'd seen at other various gift shops around California, like the Smokey Bear backpacks I'd seen in Shasta. They had some cute national park themed outdoor blankets on clearance for $29.99. In the upstairs section, they had all kinds of local Oregon jams. Downstairs, I found a display full of huckleberry candies. I searched for the huckleberry dark chocolate bar that was discontinued in Yosemite last year, but to no avail. They had super cute jewelry from a New York designer that looked just like Betsey Johnson stuff, but cuter. They had some of the cutest floral dresses I've ever seen. I might have to come back for one. They had the best selection of magnets, stickers, and keychains I've seen anywhere so far. I seriously wanted to buy everything here. Would definitely stop by again.

Gayle returned to Kixx last week and again found some fabulous clothes at reasonable prices. This…read moretime there was a nice chair in front where I could unconditionally admire here choices, encourage her to keep going, and answer any trick questions correctly. Even store staff were impressed.

Buyers have good taste overall, but even better, I always find something magical and unexpected…read morethat I've never seen anywhere else. Good size ranges, splendid staff.