I absolutely love this boutique!! It's my go to shopping place for everything!! They have so many…read moreoptions for jeans, dresses and even jewelry!! LOVE LOVE LOVE!!

Driven by many times never stopped. Not really a Carhartt clothing person. We were eating at the…read moreCafe nextdoor and decided to look around. Ended up buying a new pair or bib-overalls my previous Wranger ones have worn out. Much bigger inside than you'd think. Lots of clothing. And some tchotchkes like candles and cards.

Great selection of clothing for the working man and woman. Prices are decent and all sizes are…read moreaccomodated. Special orders are no problem. Walk around and look at the antiques that cover both floors. A nice way to walk off your dinner if you dine at the Dutch Cafe (next door).

I don't think I could ever walk out of this store without feeling blessed! Great clothing, for…read moreeveryone in the family! Great accessories and extras! The owner is simply the best, customer satisfaction is what she strives for and I've never had a complaint! Great atmosphere and no pressure to buy BUT I promise, you're not leaving empty handed! The selection is great! Shop here, I promise you'll love it!

Adorable little boutique! Love their selection and the owner is amazing! Great prices and always…read morefind something!

Wonderful customer service with a smile! Great variety of clothes, accessories, shoes and gifts for…read morea wide range of sizes! Will definitely go back! Also always feel safe, everyone wears masks and practices social distancing!

the clerk was very helpful and what I was looking for was easy to find. I like the fact that…read moreRally's carries a wide variety of Notre Dame items .

Today was the second time I had a trunk full of donations and unexpectedly found that a different…read morelocal thrift store was closed... It was open the past two trips I made, and I read it was supposed to be open today on Google, so I didn't call ahead... That was a mistake, even though they don't answer the phone more often than they actually DO... I really didn't want to haul everything back in the house and possibly wrestle over emotions and decision making again if the items were back in my home. After a quick Google search, I found Harvesting Capabilities. I called and they were open. According to Google, they are open 10-4 M-F with the exception of holidays such as upcoming Labor Day. I didn't get a look at the entire store but stepped in the open back door to speak with a quite friendly staff member who kindly directed me to pull up to the front of the driveway on the right of the building near the garage. She was exceptionally more pleasant than the woman on the phone and the lady who helped carry one box from the vehicle to their garage. From what I saw, the inside was packed. It seemed like a semi small shop. It is adjoined with another entity which appeared to be a medical supply with the same name of which I know nothing first hand. It appears to have once been a ranch style home, possibly a duplex. Among the items outside their front garage door on this nice day, I spotted some good deals on vintage kitchen chairs. "$3" marked out with "$4" over them. They wouldn't work for me, and since I planned on only purging today, I left empty-handed. They were definitely tempting though. The garage floor was PACKED with bags and boxes of donations. I'm not sure if that was all from today alone. That'd be insane if it were, but on the other hand, since that other place is unreliable and was abruptly closed, who knows. The concern I had was that the open dumpster out back was FILLED to the top with what appeared to be clothing. Now, I don't know if there was something wrong with those items, but it's disheartening to see all of that in the trash and not used or at least recycled. It does give me pause about the fate of the items I donated. That's out of my hands now, but it has me second guessing donating to this place again. That leads me to wonder... If they discard clothing, are there other donations in the garbage? Do they recycle the bags and boxes? I can only hope that the items I gave are sold, used, and cherished by their next owner, as some of these were highly sentimental things I really struggled over letting go. I am guessing that the thrift shop sales benefit the disabled somehow from what I had a glance at here in another review, but I'm not sure. This review could have easily been a three star or higher had it not been for that sad dumpster. Yet again, the town of Peru falls short in quality and selection as far as businesses go. This area is not the pillar of environmentalism in the least. I'm hopeful but deeply disappointed. I will be forever haunted wondering if my things are in the trash now.

There's not a lot of turn over in merchandise. I can wait a month after shopping there, and go back…read moreto find the same stuff. The staff is friendly though. Especially Lilly.

I rarely shop at boutiques because most of the clothes are sizes 0-10. Very rarely can you find…read morecute and well-fitted sizes over 14. This place is completely different. The adorable clothes are in all sizes and at reasonable prices, not crazy high ones. The owner is very helpful and friendly and it's located next to a hair salon, so when you're waiting for your appointment you can shop. :)

I stopped in today at this nice little shop. Loved it. Good fabrics and a ton of great 108…read morebackings. Bob and I told stories for a long time and even talked about quilting/longarming :) If you get an opportunity stop in to see Bob and Deb. Great people and store.

Best supply of 108" wide fabrics I have seen anywhere! Shop owner's focus is on quilting on her…read morecomputerized long arm & the fabric in front are sold in support of the quilting. Shop is well kept, nice supply of precuts. And the amazing this is that all her fabrics are made in USA (if I heard her correctly)! We will be back. Have several quilt backs to select! They are not currently doing classes but are starting up sew-a-longs. The pictures I have are from the class room.