Love getting my clothes here. Just takes a little bit of digging and gen double checking nothing is…read moredamaged. But totally worth it for the discount you get Staff is very friendly and helpful also. It's awesome now that they have certain ticket colors discounted different days too.

This place makes their employees work in extreme temperatures over 80 degrees!!!! The heat is…read moremaking them sick with no air conditioning in the break room and rarely any water provided. Not to mention the customers as well, who also have complained about the heat. Give the employees water and air conditioning hoes!!!!!

This is such a smart and attractive addition to Main Street in downtown Greenville. It reminds me…read moreof shops you would see frequenting some of Indy's cozy historic neighborhoods. From the minute you ogle the window display you can tell they're going beyond the bedazzled jean pocket/Kohls-ish fashion of rural small towns. No offense to Kohls fans. C'mon, you know what I mean. On this last particular visit, I was particularly obsessed with a pair of loose fitting flow-y pants that caught my eye in the window. They reminded me of a pair I picked up in Seville, Spain last year. Hard to come by! Sadie Grace brings a stylish, progressive line up of dresses, dressy pants, accessories, shoes and overall trendy apparel. Every time I stop in I find something I'd love to buy at prices that match what they're offering. I've also found that they change inventory frequently making it somewhere you want to visit often. In the back of the shop you'll find a hand full of dressing rooms. Last, but certainly not least, you can tell the staff/owners take pride in their work the minute they welcome you into the shop. It's amazing how many businesses miss how important that initial greeting and impression is.

Every time I go to Sadie Grace, the employees always greet me and are very helpful. Their clothes…read moreare very fashionable and of good quality. The only downside is that everything is very expensive. Be prepared to pay $100 for a pair of jeans when you stop in

Clash is a really awesome boutique store and art gallery. I'm glad we stopped in here while we were…read morewalking around the Oregon district. This place has everything from Clothes (Vintage, and New.), Jewelry, Home Goods and Artwork. Mostly everything here is made locally or by smaller homemakers. There was a lot to look at, and there was a lot I wanted to buy. Really unique and awesome jewelry and clothing options. Lots of unique artwork all over the walls. Everything is of great quality. I bought a pair of awesome sunglasses that haven't left my face in 42 hours, regardless of it being cloudy and rainy since. I think that the prices are beyond fair. Not everything is expensive, but not everything is cheap either. Just a great variety. The woman who was working there/running the place was super cool. I loved the sweet dog that was walking around the store. It was overall a great visit here and I'll be coming back soon for sure. If you're walking around the Oregon district I would make this a priority to stop in and shop around.

As someone who is very passionate about vintage fashion and sustainable shopping, this is one of my…read morefavorite Dayton spots of all time. Their selection is incredible, the pieces are in excellent shape, and the prices are relatively reasonable for vintage resale (especially for the quality of items). I am especially blown away by their dress selection. I bought a prom dress from here many years ago and would love to maybe find my wedding dress here someday! While vintage clothing can only be as size inclusive as clothing makers were in the past, Clash has a plus size section and is clearly invested in trying to include people of all sizes as potential customers, which is very refreshing. I took several of my friends with me after brunch, and one of my friends found a plus size dress that she LOVES and I was so happy. Clash does also have beautiful accessories, home items, bags, shoes, etc. and changing rooms so that you can try anything on before buying. If you haven't been to Clash, you have to add it to your list of Dayton spots to check out!

I love shopping here. Amanda really cares about her customers. Be you boutique has many options in…read moreall sizes. Quality Clothes at great prices...

From the owner: We are a family owned Boutique in Troy, Ohio. We strive for all clothing to be made in USA and to…read morehave quality that exceeds your expectations. When you make a purchase from our store a real person does a happy dance! All orders placed by 2pm EST will ship same day!

Oh my goodness! I had the greatest experience with Evy!!! She was so kind, helpful, and a pleasure…read moreto be around for my checkout experience. Her whole personality was pleasant to be around. I came into Von Maur to get a dress and necklace for my granddaughter and was pleased to find the perfect white dress and pearl necklace to match. Thank you Evy for your beyond exceptional customer service and thank you Von Maur for the perfect sale dress and jewelry selection.

Stopped on a whim while out for bloodwork and so thankful on this Thursday I did! With a very few…read moreexceptions evwrything is 30 per cent off till Saturday. Not alot of sales associates (who were wearing masks) but not many customers either. A designer bag caught my eye right inside the door. But I kept walking. And before I left I walked right over and bought it. Geeze...I needed this. Not the bag...I have too many already. But it made me happy. Due to personal circumstances I have been housebound since mid-December. Also bought some jewelry on its 3rd markdown and got the discount! Winning. Thank you Von Maur for being my wingman today. I will be back. You know I will.

Very unorganized, dirty. Nothing is marked. It was terrible and not the safest part of town. I…read moredon't know how you could even find anything in there.

The prices here are not those of a thrift store. They're way too high on most things, almost…read more"retail." Maybe the owners wanted to tag along with the increasing wave of thrift shoppers by putting "thrift" in their name? But, at least as far as hard goods are concerned, this is not a thrift store.