What a WONDERFUL STORE. I was so surprised to find such a beautiful store with lovely and unique…read moreitems in such a small, remote town like Winthrop! The clothes are definitely not what you find in the mass markets and they have fantastic quality. I bought several items. The owner was there and she waited on me hand and foot, so pleasant and helpful. I get so many compliments when I wear the items I purchased there this summer. I don't expect to be back there anytime soon but if I was anywhere near I would definitely go back!!! Don't miss it!!

We went there on Wednesday and the store has some really cute items and we bought a dress. Prices…read morewere fair. We liked the sales clerk who helped us. We went back on Thursday and bought a couple of dresses that we looked at on Wednesday. That sales clerk (different than Wednesday) was not at all friendly and seemed a bit put out that we wanted a bag for our purchase and was just generally unfriendly.

Faced with the challenge of blending into a race of aliens, nothing is as helpful as a the right…read morehat. Slap a giant saucer on your head, and folks will assume you're El-Aurian -- or perhaps just a starship bartender. Pop on a multi-tiered job that looks like Earth's Sydney Opera House, and you can pass for a religious leader on Bajor. Get yourself a nice wraparound curtain for the back of your head, and you can fit in with the Ferengi. That's why we were delighted to find the selection of hats at The Iron Horse. While we initially assumed this shop would only help us go undercover in the Old West, we soon discovered that it offered a very wide range of options for just about any secret mission. Sure, there's a great assortment of cowboy hats, and as soon as a member of my crew learns to ride a horse, I'll be sure to mosey in here and pick one up. But The Iron Horse also offers fedoras suitable for blending in at casinos. It has newsboy caps suitable for those starting out in the media business. It even has a glorious collection of steampunk hats that would come in mighty handy for those tasked with enforcing Starfleet's Temporal Prime Directive. My junior crew members settled for two classic choices. The chief engineer selected a black felt pork pie with a tasteful feather accent, ideal for their chosen disguise as high school hipster. My first officer selected an Australian oilskin hat, after testing every under-$50 hat in the store for its ability to help him utter a credible "G'day, mate!" While we were very happy with the crew members' chosen hats, I cannot in good conscience recommend The Iron Horse as an official Starfleet outfitter. The lone shopkeeper was notably unfriendly, at least until she became convinced that our junior crew members' extensive try-ons were going to lead to an actual purchase. Furthermore, while the older members of my crew were also interested in obtaining headgear, we were discouraged by the shopkeeper's claim that she would be closing at 6 (at the time, it was 5:30, and we were eager to fit in another couple of stops). However I did note that the store was still open when we passed by a little before 7 p.m. Perhaps we had a miscommunication? I am still learning Earth customs.

A huge variety of hats, including a good selection from Stetson and American Hatmakers. I've…read morebought a couple of cool hats for my sweetheart here, and he wears them all the time. The staff is friendly and helpful. They don't always carry every size, but I think they will order it in if you ask.

Great customer service and great store experience! Everything in the store was very lovely…read moreand they were very welcoming when I came in !

Saw some cute things at their booth/section at the Seattle home show this weekend. But didn't look…read moretoo long because the woman with the boutique (at least whoever was working it Sunday afternoon) was very unfriendly. Really turned me off of buying anything or looking more closely at what they had. Everyone has bad days, but customer relations and friendliness matters. Won't be stopping here the next time I'm in Chelan.

From the owner: Stylish women's clothing and hip accessories for all ages. Fun handbags, natural make-up and body…read moreproducts. Soy based candles and gifts. Hanky Panky, Miss Me, Agave Denim, Rock Revival, Coobies, TOMS and more! {NEW} Men's apparel and footwear that is basic and easy for each season. Baby gifts and bridal gifts make it easy to get something nice on the go and our fun lines of one-of-a-kind greeting cards finish it off nicely.

The most adorable shop in downtown Chelan that has a little for everyone!…read more Cute clothing, home decor, pet toys, gag gifts, sunglasses, jewelry, kid toys... you name it and they have it! My daughters and I shop here every time we are in Chelan, no exceptions! From hats and hoodies to stickers and throw pillows if they sell it it's cute and I bought it

Rude salespeople and the owner doesn't give the people that work there lunch or bathroom breaks at…read moreany of the places she owns. I know several local people that have worked here and at the Toy store and would not work or shop there again.

What a fantastic store. Most of the items are from Nepal, Thailand or India…read more Some lovely furniture, some great clothes, artwork....... And the staff - just so helpful, friendly and actually really fun. They made shopping there such a joyful experience. Loved it and definitely worth a pop in.

We've gone here many times and always love it! We've got T shirts and sweatshirts and always stop…read morein when we're in Chelan.

Not sure what the service is like but they are currently closed on Wednesdays however the open sign…read morewas up in the window...‍we'll try again ..maybe

This boutique specializes in women's clothing and accessories. I saw plenty of lovely tops and…read moredresses and pants, as well as purses and totes and jewelry items. I'd say this shop caters most to women in their 30's and older. The quality of clothing was high, both in materials and craftsmanship. As a result, the prices of clothing here was also quite high. You get what you pay for, I suppose! The store itself is pretty and well laid-out. There's an open plan here and it's easy to walk about and explore the various clothing racks and displays. The dressing rooms in the back looked quite nice, too. The lady who works here was very pleasant and we chatted a bit. I was surprised that they didn't have any business cards when I asked for one, though (I keep business cards for future reference, and also to help me when I write my Yelp reviews!). For the most part, though, this was a nice store to explore, with higher-end women's ware. I would definitely check back here if I lived nearby to see when items went on sale.