Cute, local women's clothing store in the heart of Oak Harbor's downtown…read more With a wide range of stylish women's clothing that suits everyone from teens to grandmothers, The Casual House is an oasis in the fashion desert of Oak Harbor. You'll find helpful, attentive staff, and a everything from cute shoes (at reasonable prices for good quality) to party dresses. Fashion-forward designer jeans, and more moderately day-to-day jeans. Socks, cute undies (between 8 and $20 a pair), cute tops (between $22 and $90), bras.... Everything! Brands like Mac & Jac, Kenzie, David Khan, Soft, BCBG Girls, Foxcroft, others. Comparing prices from what I'm used to in Seattle, they're pretty reasonable, with a good sale section. I asked the staff how long they'd been around (a lot of the place looked really modern) and they kinda laughed; apparently, they've been around for nearly 50 years and are a family business. I know it sounds strange, but it made finding that really cute bracelet even more special.

I've been to this boutique many times and never leave disappointed. The store is absolutely…read moreadorable, the products that are carried fit every taste! No matter your age-infant to grown adult, you'll find something there that you can't live without. Grooming products and clothing for men too! If you are visiting the island and want a keepsake to remember your visit-this is it!! The lady's that work there are just awesome!!! Love, love love this shop!!

From the owner: Red's Boutique is a family owned business that strives to provide a friendly, and fun shopping…read moreatmosphere. We offer women's and men's apparel, accessories, along with locally made items. We are located in the "Historical" Down Town of Oak Harbor, Washington here on Whidbey Island. When shopping here at Red's you'll find unique, "in-style" clothing, gift items, accessories (Men & Women), purses, scarves and fashion jewelry, and more. We strive to make your visit special and fun!

Our family has been customers of Dean's for over 20 years. We started with maintenance and sales…read moreon our upright bikes. When my father was diagnosed with Parkinson's Disease 14 years ago, he started researching recumbent trikes. When my dad purchased his Trike, Dean helped him put it together. Since then we have added several more recumbent trikes to our collection--from kid recumbent trikes to custom designed full-sized Trikes. There is no one we trust to take care of our recumbent trikes except for Dean. His knowledge of all bicycles, e-bikes, and recumbent trikes is extensive.

Dean is a really nice guy. I got a kit for Christmas to convert my Trek mountain bike to an…read moree-bike. My son and I did most of the work, then I took it to Dean for som adjustments. He did what was needed for a reasonable price, and made some good recommendations.

What a wonderful shopowner! This lady was as nice as they come and made our experience a most…read moredelightful one. Walking into the store she smiled and spoke to us immediately and I found a lovely bracelet and shirt that was quite colorful. This lady was so nice she explained about some of the lines she had from all over the world and how they came to make jewelry and clothing. I recommend this place heartily and hope to return one day again to see her wares.

Absolutely wonderful shop and a beautiful location. I'm always going to find something in her shop…read morethat I simply can't live without...Love the owner, Cheryl. She has a great eye for fashion.

Racist. Also verified stories of them swapping high quality stones with low quality stones. Do not…read moretrust this business. If i could give zero stars I would.

These people were so wonderful. I worked with Whitney and she made the process so easy and…read moreenjoyable. They have a great selection of pieces and even do custom work. Taking my business to them was well worth it.

An exciting store (well, exciting for gamers) that I just noticed while walking down Pioneer Street…read morein Oak Harbor. The store stocks a lot of gamer accessories including TTRPG dice, crystals, dice bags, carry bags, hoody shirts that look like armor, jewelry, and even some games that use leather game boards the roll up (or fold up) when not being played! The proprietor was very friendly and exuberant. We talked for a few minutes about gaming and ren faires both local (Whidbey Ren Faire) and neighboring faires (Midsummer Renaissance Faire in Snohomish). I was an avid player of AD&D about 40 years ago and I'm still a fan of fantasy games and books. I was very happy to have stumbled in to this store in "little" Oak Harbor!!

I had came in a 2 months ago asking if they could refurbish my 1853 Springfield musket bayonet with…read moreits sheath. I also brought my cartridge case from the 1860-1870 in hopes to get it refurbished. They were very helpful and were up to the task to refurbish them with the styles and techniques from the time period. The price for the refurbishing was very reasonable for what I was asking for, it was about 80 dollars for both projects. I am very satisfied with how they look now.

Went in with my wife and in-laws, The female sales clerk didn't acknowledge us or several other…read morepeople who subsequently came in. But was very engaged in talking with a young guy who was already in there when we arrived. Discussing where they had lived, his sexual and relationship history and preferences, and more. Hilarious way to run a business.

IiI love this store. The merchandise is unique, the help super friendly and even the prices aren't…read moretoo bad for a tourist town! I love that I can find locally made , one of a kind items from jewelry to stickers and cards.

This store is really nicely organized. They only sell women's clothing (well, as far as clothes go…read more They sell accessories and jewelry, too) and they do a good job of determining what's in style and what people will likely want or need. I think it's family-owned and a couple of employees are family members. They are always nice and helpful at checkout. I do think some of the clothing is overpriced but I also know that, on an island with few decent places to buy clothes, sometimes it's worth it to stop in and see what they have, regardless of price.

From the owner: My Sisters Closet – Where fashion meets treasure hunting!…read moreStep into My Sister’s Closet, where the thrill of finding gently loved gems is second to none. Whether you're hunting for a designer dress for a fraction of the price or just want to refresh your wardrobe with some trendy pieces, this women’s resale store has you covered. With an eclectic mix of fashion-forward finds, you’ll feel like you’re raiding your stylish sister’s closet (but without the drama). From vintage vibes to modern must-haves, every corner is brimming with something unique. The staff? Super friendly and ready to help you find that perfect piece. And don’t forget to browse the accessories – because no outfit is complete without a killer bag or statement necklace. So grab your bestie, come on down, and treat yourself to a fabulous shopping experience that’s both wallet-friendly and stylish. Trust us, My Sister’s Closet is your new favorite fashion destination!

This was an absolutely horrible experience. We asked if they could safely dispose of a part that we…read morehad just purchased from them, and instead of answering, five employees stood there staring at us in complete silence. No response, no help, no professionalism whatsoever. It was awkward, frustrating, and honestly ridiculous. We then asked if they could service a vehicle part and were flat-out denied, again with no explanation or effort to help. The level of customer service here is unacceptable. It felt like the employees simply didn't care or didn't know how to do their jobs. I will never use this place again and would not recommend it to anyone. Zero out of five stars. The employees desperately need to be retrained, or management needs to seriously rethink who they have working with customers

I was waiting to be helped while the ladies and one guy were helping others. One lady finished with…read moreher Hispanic customer and walked away without acknowledging me. The guy finished with his customer and he offered to help. He began helping me and I overheard the lady who ignored me say that people need to learn to speak American if they want to be here in America. She emerges from the backroom looking angry. The guy helping wasnt any help either. I asked if the cataclean worked with cleaning my catalytic converter and he said it was all snake oil. What does that mean? Not going back. Don't ask for help from Sabrina or Tommy. I think that was their names. A racist and a idiot.

Well as a longtime customer of Big 5 I was truly disappointed in how the Oak Harbor store treated…read moreme as a customer and how rudely the "manager" treated a new employee. Unbelievable how disrespectful in the interaction, comments on theft and homeless shoppers after accusing me of hiding merchandise in a Back pack. Funny how the manager had hovered over me and insisted on taking the items I wanted to the register while I continued to shop. When did I try to hide items? Why treat me like a criminal and when the cashier needed assistance ringing up the items you belittled him for not knowing... Seriously who made you a manager Ok, paid for the items but while sitting outside in my car I'm thinking this is BS. Went back in and asked for a contact number to a district or regional manager. Go figure, the "manager had hand written on business cards the corporate customer service info, guess they expect this ??? So I called, spoke to customer service and asked for a follow up that of course never happened so figure yah it's time to let others know that they obviously don't give a darn about customers or employees. So do yourselves favors and skip this place as they treat employees rudely and yah customers too!

I've lived here for about 18 years. Shop here a lot. Went in today to get some sun shield shirts…read morefor me and my 12 year old girl. My kid needed to use the restroom and asked an employee. She told us they do not have public restrooms. Well goodbye Big 5. I understand the crackheads in town will come in and do their drugs in your restrooms, but my kid and I are clearly not a couple of junkies. You can't expect people to spend money here and not allow them to use the restroom. Hopefully you can treat customers the way you are supposed to and we can enjoy shopping there again someday.