This is an adorable women's clothing boutique that moved to this new location in December 2017…read more It's a hidden gem just a couple doors East of Zydeco's and right downtown. There is parallel parking on both sides of the street. If Zydeco's is busy there's additional parking to the West plus a parking lot. I love supporting small business owners who take such pride in their business. We were greeted by a very pleasant woman, and her adorable, tini poodle, Ivory, upon entering the store. She casually chatted with us as we shopped, made us feel very welcomed and was never overbearing. The store is very light, open and spacious. The front half has really sweet, affordable, home decor and a variety of jewelry. Women's clothing, shoes and dressing rooms are to the rear. She carries womens clothing from size small to plus sizes without the boutique prices. Take the time to try on clothing, if time permits, because she doesn't give refunds, only a store credit. Something More is well organized, nice groupings of home decor (mirrors, vases, candles, etc.), jewelry and cute clothing arranged by sizes. There's a furniture grouping (sofa, coffee table, etc.) as you enter but I didn't check to see if it was for sale or waiting husbands. I found some great gift items as I browsed the store and purchased a couple nice blouses. I look forward to visiting Something More when in Mooresville again. Take a few minutes to visit if your in the area.

From the owner: Boutique with unique affordable women's clothing, accessories, home goods and gifts!read more

Ward's is THE place to come in Indiana for jeans, cowboy boots and hats and just about any country…read moreapparel that you can imagine. The store is independent and locally owned. The inside is amazingly neat with an entire wall of perfectly folded Levi jeans. They carry a vast selection of Carhartt, Wrangler, Lee and any western ware that you can imagine. They carry attire for men, women and kids. I hate buying jeans that don't fit, so it's great that they have a wide range of sizes and styles in stock that you can try on. I thought that prices are on the high side, but about what you'd expect for quality wear. Currently, winter clothes are on clearance. The staff friendly. We were greeted when we entered the store. They let us wander and look throughout the store. There's plenty of parking in their private lot.

I've shopped here a few times now. I've bought several Wrangler belts and I did receive a pair of…read moreDan Post boots from here for my birthday. Today I bought another belt because my waist keeps getting smaller from weight loss and a Western style shirt. The shirt was only half of the price of the newer Western shirts too. FYI: They have fitting rooms and mirrors scattered throughout the store. My sister shops here as well for her husband's and son's work clothes, jeans and work T-shirts. Those three guys are hard on work clothes so she's here often. She has been a loyal customer for years so that's one reason I started coming here after moving back to Indiana from Arizona. Now I find myself coming back again and again.

Super cute boutique in downtown Mooresville with clothing, accessories, and tons of adorable gifts!read more

From the owner: Nestled in the heart of Mooresville, Grays Hollow stands tall... well, metaphorically. We're the…read morelittle woman-owned boutique with BIG personality! Hunting for gifts that scream "Why didn't I think of that?" or clothes that whisper "Did she join a secret fashion cult?" Look no further! Dive into a potpourri of local craftiness, home decor that will make grandma blush, bath products that’ll make ducks jealous, stationery for plans to conquer the world (or grocery lists), and candles that don't just light up rooms, but moods! So, come strut, scribble, sniff, or simply shop.

The inventory of these stores changes frequently sometimes but today it seems the Mooresville/Camby…read morelocation has much more furniture available than the Martinsville store. See my photos. There are three aisles of furniture today. I've got about 30 jigsaw puzzles to donate but I don't know where they would put them because all their shelf space is packed full of inventory. In fact, it appears this store is overwhelmed by donations and has run out of room long ago. I even found three bundles of asphalt roofing shingles. I became a member today to get the 10% of when you spend $30 or more.

This store was well organized and kept clean. I usually find Goodwills hit or miss but was able to…read morefind some hangers, a scrapbook and a shirt on this visit. They had more clothing than anything else but a decent amount of household items in the back.

I've only been inside this store once before and I would describe it as a merging of an Ace…read moreHardware with a Rural King. I saw a Black Friday advertisement flyer in my Mooresville newspaper and decided to check them out again. I was looking for a couple of pairs of new gloves for one. I did manage to find a new pair of gloves to go with my new jacket I bought last month from the Indianapolis Speedway Museum. I purchased a pair of Ridgeline leather gloves that will become a pair of driving gloves for me and they were very reasonably priced. I didn't find the second pair but I think they will not appear until the Spring or Summer seasons. I did find a nice assortment of insulated gloves, socks, boots and other outdoor clothing. Unfortunately they did not have my size in the socks since my feet are a size smaller than the normal size of large. They also had an assortment of women's socks and knit hats for both genders. I like this store and need to remember to come back often.

Wanting a more natural, low/no dust cat litter for my kitties, I tried out Feline Pine and loved…read moreit. I knew right away that I could get the same tiny pine pellets at Tractor Supply, MUCH cheaper. Tractor Supply is listed as a pet friendly store, so I took my furry buddy, Clarabelle with me. She was happy to escort me back to livestock bedding and feed, where I found what I thought I was looking for. They have 40 pound bags of Pine pellets for $5.99. You will pay $10-$15 for a 20 pound bag of Feline Pine, depending where you buy it. So this is a great deal. However, at first, I couldn't see anything about what the pellets are made of. Being large, heavy bags, the way they were stacked high, I couldn't get a good look. So I asked an employee as he walked past me. He looked the bag over, said he wasn't sure and he'd go ask. As he came back thru, he told me he couldn't find anything on it, apologized, and kept on going. I did a quick search online and quickly realized it was indeed pine and exactly what I needed. I noticed the word "pine" across the top as I loaded the bag into my cart. The cashier was polite and offered my pup a treat, even tho my picky gal had no interest. Nice enough store and it really has a lot of stuff packed into the space. I would have appreciated more helpful, knowledgeable employees.

Mike Cento is a true craftsman. He took 2 pairs of shoes, resoled them, cleaned them up, polished…read morethem, etc., and now they are like new shoes. One of the pairs, my Footjoy Classics Spikeless, stopped being produced in 2009 so I wasn't sure how difficult of a project this might be for Mike. Turns out they look better than they did when they were new! More support, better constructed, and they look brand new. Mike took a pair of shoes that were literally falling apart and brought them back to life, even better than before. These Footjoys look better than anything Footjoy sells these days! Mike did such a great job that I dropped off another pair when I picked up my last 2 pair. And I have about 3 more pairs of shoes that are in need of being recrafted, Cento Shoes will be wear I am taking them. The price is right at Cento Shoes and they carry all the good and necessary shoe care products to keep your shoes in great shape and well nourished. Jennifer who works in the front of the house is just amazing and super kind. She got me taken care of in no time and while I was there picking up my shoes I got some new socks and shoe care accessories too. Cento Shoes has been around longer than I have been alive and Mike Cento has the same passion for shoes that I do. Footwear is really important to me. If it is important to you and want support a locally-owned family business of 50+ years that brings footwear back to life, go see Mike and Jennifer at Cento Shoes, you will not be disappointed. Mike is like the Obi-Wan Kenobi of shoe recrafting. He has a new customer and a friend for life. Thank you!!!

Mike is very friendly and a great cobbler! Definitely enjoyed a shoe connoisseurs perspective on…read moreshoes!

The name, Village Trading Post, doesn't really give you a firm idea of what you'd expect to find…read moreshopping here. Outdoors, on sidewalk, are several trellises, flower pots, metal chickens, windmills, gazing balls and other yard ornaments. All, IMHO, were pricey compared to other places I shop. I suppose, as usual, the price depends on what buyer feels is the value to them. Indoors, more of the same but add into the mix older home decor, floral arrangements, posters, knives, small pieces of furniture, several restored traffic lights, life size movie and TV cardboard characters, lot of old video cassettes and more. The owners were friendly, not overly talkative and allowed us to browse at our own speed and not hover. Again, I felt many of the items were overpriced with a few exceptions. The two restored traffic lights were a great deal and my husband always checks out traffic lights. All-in-all, cute little store worth checking out if your into antiques, vintage, distressed and restored items. You'll also find inside, to the right of entrance, a small leather shop with many nice belts, purses and jackets. More under their Yelp Business Name, Hilltop Leather.

From the owner: Specializing in: - Consignment Serviceread more