Great selection! Lots of nice gifts, women's clothing, kitchen items, fun everyday and seasonal…read moredecor.

M'Bellish is classy. They have up-scale kitchen supplies for reasonable prices and the employees…read moreactually have experience working with the stuff in their own kitchens and can point you in the right direction of what would be best for you. I bought my All-Clad pots and pans set there and was on the fence between the regular stainless or the copper core (much more expensive) sets. They were honest, telling me how both sets work in their homes, and I ended up getting the regular stainless. They carry all sorts of fine gifts: Waterford crystal, interesting home decor, beautful art pieces, Fiestaware, soaps, 12 Ranch Wines, etc. The upscale clothing store Pearl closed when the economy dived, but instead of losing the famous brands, the owner relocated a small amount of the merchandise to M'Bellish's upstairs loft. They carry Micheal Stars, Weston Wear, Three Dots, Twisted Heart, Joe's Jeans, and many more great brands. Until Pearl reopens I can be perfectly happy finding a few great pieces there! M'Bellish also supports local businesses and is a warm, welcome stopping spot for events such as Third Thursday and the Snowflake Festival. They often have cookies and hot cider or wine tasting, cheese, and crackers, and showcase local artists as well.

Would love to still shop here but it's closed. Hopefully someone will reopen it. Always had clothes…read moreyou wouldn't find anywhere else.

Love this store! I find something to purchase every time I visit. Great quality and assortment of…read moregifts and accessories.

I ordered a linen shirt size M. What I received is a cotton shirt size L…read more Totally false advertising

Unfortunately, this business closed its doors last summer. I'm wondering if the owners ever sell…read moremerchandise online. I remember this as a beautiful family, friendly thrift and consignment shop.

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

My girlfriend loves this place! She always comes home…read morelooking amazing, Amy knows how to dress people.

The sign says "Gospel Mission Thrift store" and I didn't see any Pumpkin Patch signs. The prices…read morewere great and the selection good! Great mix of old and new and the employee was friendly. I'd pop in again when I pass through town!

I was traveling through town and stopped in here because I love thrift shopping. This place is…read moreclean, organized, friendly, and the prices are low. Got Kut from Kloth jeans for $3, and a wool Northface sweater for $1.50- both were in new condition. Great kitchenware selection too!

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.

Love this store. I was just " killing time" and I remember my daughter suggesting this boutique…read more The styles are fresh and alluring and the prices so reasonable. I bought 2 pair of pants 3 shirts earrings and a wallet. SCORE

Great selections. Great prices from a higher end to affordable. I have four stars instead of five…read moreonly because I would love to see this store offer online purchases for pick ups at least. I also think a frequent buyer rewards program would be wonderful. Overall though it's a great store and a must stop when in Yreka.

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.