The young lady that helped me find the perfect, unique gift for my wife was very helpful,…read moreknowledgeable and nice! I was in the store on Thursday, March 25th, late morning.

This is the most "9th and 9th" little shop you'll ever find! It fits in perfectly with the area and…read moreI'm glad I stumbled across it. Yesterday, my wife and I were in the area looking for some local goodies as Christmas presents and made our way into Hip & Humble. The outside is very inviting-I love the color of the house-turned-retail building. As soon as we entered, we were greeted by Mabe, the beautiful resident dog. She happily sniffed us, let us pet her and then she went back to her duties of wandering the store. Any place that has a dog is A-OK in my book! Each item in the shop appears to have been carefully curated to be here. Nothing seems out of place or odd. I love every item and how cohesive everything feels. Up front, you'll find an assortment of knick-knacks, home goods, soaps & lotions, etc. Toward the back is a room full of unique women's clothing and accessories. The owner visited with us briefly and we felt very welcome to be there. It's a fun atmosphere with adorable items. I look forward to returning for additional gift items in the future.

I've always had a soft spot for all things vintage or retro-especially the women's clothing. Retro…read moreBetty seemed to get a glimpse inside my mind and stocked their store with everything that I imagine when I think of retro goods. Here you'll find some darling dresses and other clothing & accessories. They also have some fun gift items and seasonal displays. I loved the Griswold themed stuff-kind of random, but super fun. If you draw my name in the first exchange, go ahead and pick up something from Retro Betty for me-I'm sure I'll love it.

Super cute and stylin clothes and decor. Lots of novelty items. Very fun Christmas decor. Excellent…read moreand retro. Vintage style but new items. I stopped by to grab a gift card for a friend that loves this place! I'll be back to shop for myself soon.

Very cute household, travel and gift items. I love the display cases being an old refrigerator and…read morestove. Unique was to display items. Good quality clothing and travel mugs. Lots of options for toys and gifts. The associate nice. I like the lip balm available for purchase which supports survivors of domestic abuse and sexual assault prevention programs. The prices are average for similar stores here.

Most people have been to more than one airport. We have our regular overpriced souvenirs,…read moremagazines, sudokus, drinks, snacks, and over-the-counter medicines. Airports are full of things you would find in a gas station, for quadruple the price. However, Hip & Humble is a bit different and a lot cooler. Sure, I still agree that things are overpriced but I could spend quite a while browsing Hip & Humble. They have unique stuff and cute stuff. They have waterbottles, small clothing items, all kinds of knick knacks that make perfect gifts. I really think Hip & Humble stands out from the other "gas station" type stores in the area. It has a completely different feel to it. I just feel like this place is a lot more my style. While I love all the good concessions you can get elsewhere, I enjoy the one-of-a-kind products that Hip & Humble offers.

Cute local business that's around the corner from 9th & 9th location in Salt Lake…read more Trendy hip store with cute items if you have the money to blow on clothing. It's unique in some ways and it's a pretty cute aesthetic environment to check out.

I was gifted a sweater for Christmas. It was too big so I purposely waited until the return rush…read morewas over to exchange it for a smaller size (2nd week in January). All tags were the on it including the Koo De Ker label. I was asked by the young woman if I had the receipt. I said, no it was a gift and I wanted to exchange for a smaller size. She indicated that I was too late to return or exchange. She could even get up off her perch to see if their was one that I could buy (and sell the other one on Posh Mark). Unbelievable! It's not like I've waited until February to bring something back. Koo De Ker should mark on their labels their return policy on gifts! As I left I said, "I guess I won't be back, but you don't even care". Her response was "no I don't". I get it! It's a small boutique store but SERIOUSLY! I would suggest to the owner to do a little training. But then again, perhaps she doesn't CARE either.

Very high quality holistic essential oils that can be personalized by the Oils guru herself, Jill…read more The best experience I have ever had with essential oils and I will be a customer for life!

From the owner: We have over 250 essential oils and accessories! We have Migun thermal massage beds, foot zoning…read moreand educational classes in different health topics!

Lovely, lovely, lovely female-owned local store. It's filled with men's, women's, and children's…read moreclothing, along with accessories (great hats!), jewelry, shoes, and even some home goods, books, and beauty products. It is all displayed so attractively, and you can tell a great deal of thought is put into curating a collection of current, stylish, and high quality products. Employees are adorable and nothing but friendly and helpful. Dressing rooms are pleasant and large. Follow their Instagram account for notices of sales, as well as new items, features on local businesses, and just lots of pretty pictures to gaze at longingly. Basically, this feels like the place all the cool people shop. Don't you want to be cool, too?

Don't buy anything here unless you're absolutely positive you want it. The return policy is…read morearchaic. First time in the store this week searching for a Christmas gift. Bought 4 olive wood aperitivo bowls ($40). As I checked out I asked gentleman if I could bring it back. "Yea before Jan 2" Here I am trying to return today. Turns out you only get store credit. Perhaps the cashier said that when I bought it? Doubtful given he struggled with the cash register and could only sent a text receipt. The return attempt was an unfriendly customer experience - especially at Christmas time. Shame on me for not pressing for clarification at point of sale - shame on them for having a lame return policy. Won't be back and will warn all I can to do the same. Caveat emptor!!!

Oh sure, the name sounds like your favorite hipster band (with a didgeridoo or a theremin in the…read moremix, just to be eclectic) but it really does make sense: the jewelry and gifts are made of minerals and other matters, and stores like this... well, they matter. Recently moved from Pierpont, it's safe to say that 900 S has been a-changing when a store like Mineral & Matter shows up. It has that art and artisan vibe, and brings a real maker vibe to this up-and-coming part of Central City. As I understand it, the owner is the jewelry crafter, and that's who was there when I popped in the other night. She was happily laboring away at her table and greeted me kindly, but kept to her jewelry making while I perused the store. I do like the designs, which keep things simple, sharp, and beautiful in their shapes. The owner has an eye for shapes, lines, and even... architecture, let's say? She doesn't rely on exotic stones or gaudy stacks to tell her story, instead building necklaces, earrings, and the like with simple minerals and well thought out shapes. I'm always drawn to good cards, and they have a small but wonderful assortment on the corner wall. Over the summer I haven't sent many good cards, and this assortment was wonderful and the only complaint is that it's too small--I love cards with no reason, and though the happy birthday ones are nice and unique, I want even more designs and messages! In the end, it's a small shop but I still wish I would have had more time to really hold, turn over, see, and touch more items here. Due to the small size, everything is so well curated that each item deserves attention.

I came in on a whim because I needed some permanent jewlery replaced (mine was a few years old)…read more They had a great selection of chains and getting it welded on my ankle was super quick! The jewlery is cute, and I'll definitely come back for some of the stuff I looked at. They have miscellaneous items such as notebooks and a HUGE sticker collection (with a TON of personality). The employee who helped me was so kind and really patient with any question I had. I can't wait to come back!

I haven't been here in a hot minute or even since the pandemic however, they have had the best…read moresales on vintage and been literally one of my favorite vintage thrift stores in Salt Lake County that I have come to find! Check their Instagram and probably their google maps information where you can either call, or go to the website. If you live in West Valley or Taylorsville it isn't far so I'd make the drive just to see if they're open! The owners were very friendly and it was family owned. They were patient as my husband and I were awestruck with the authentic and in mint condition vintage finds we were able to grab here!

It looks bigger from the outside but inside it's tiny. I found a few good things here but I left…read moreempty handed because it's so pricey. $8 for Walmart leggings is just too much. They also had yellow stained used vans for $12. I'm not sure what goes through the mind of whoever prices stuff here but I won't be coming back because the pricey are so crazy .

tis place is not racist, love the people and clothes, fav boutique, it is my go to for gifts and my…read moredaughter love their earrings. I love the clothes, I am a bit addicted to checking new drops. love the staff, always prompt in getting back to me . I have even had some awesome sale items that I consider classic staples from here

Cute boutique and jewelry designs but do not stand behind their product AT ALL. Bought 3 necklaces,…read moreall "gold plated" and had a severe contact dermatitis reaction to them. Cannot return because they were worn. How on earth would I know that I was going to have an allergic reaction? I would rather pay a little more and buy from a designer or a store that will stand behind their product and materials used. Extremely disappointing customer service but on par with most fast fashion these days, unfortunately.

Ran into them by happenstance at the park city farmers market. Had a lot of gorgeous rings, got two…read morefor my wife, when I got back to the car I found I confused shoe size with my wife's ring size. (Classic husband blunder) ran right back, she was all out of the size I needed so she made them right in front of us. Thanks again! My wife loves them! Sorry again about my sizing mistakes. You guys are awesome!!

I was in the area waiting for another shop to open and wandered in to The Land of Salt. It has a…read morecute vibe and ambience. From the looks of it, it's a gift shop/boutique that specializes in jewelry. I saw a couple people doing permanent jewelry, which is something I've been curious about and might have been swayed to purchase. However, nobody acknowledged me or my wife as we browsed the shop, so we left. For a small business like this, customer service is so important and even a little greeting goes a long way. They have some cute things that are displayed nicely, but unless you know just what you want and don't care for interaction, this place might not be for you.