This store is huge and has everything. Sheets with thread counts as high as 1600 for only 20.00…read moreall sizes. They also have mink plush blankets, Disney, nfl, MBA, MLB, NCAA, and so many more. Huge assortment of home decor, and women's apparel, hand made Nepal hoodies are a must see for a unique gift idea .. You've got to see this place.

I attended but Centreville St Joseph Fair back in September of this year around the 20th and bought…read morea spot blanket from the associate at all that jazz is booth at the fair. She assured me that if I had any issues to let them know by email and they would take care of it. Well when I got home from the fair that night I took the blanket out of the bag and laid it out on a bed and the blanket looks like it's been used or thrown on the floor or something. There are like dirt marks or some kind of other marks all over the blanket. I took pictures of the receipt the packaging and the blanket and sent it to All That Jazz on the website the night I got back like I said and I still haven't heard from them so I contacted them on their Facebook and I still haven't heard from them and I've contacted them a half a dozen times and still have not heard from them. All I wanted them to do was to offer an exchange and I would send them the one I got at the fair once I got the new one. But nobody's email me or anything. This is unacceptable. I've never had this problem with them before. I don't know what's happened to this company in the last year but just seems like things have gone downhill because they're not caring about their customers enough to get back to them when they have a concern or an issue.

I bought a bedroom set 4 or 5 years ago, and a dining room table, chairs and barstools 2 years ago…read morefrom shipshewana Furniture Co. For the first delivery, I lived in Michigan and the furniture was delivered by the store's truck. The next delivery was to Iowa, and the furniture was delivered by a shipping company. Not only the was furniture perfect, but the two deliveries were handled beautifully. In addition, I have a lot of Stickley pieces and needed to match the Stickley Onondaga stain. The Stickley furniture is White Oak, and the Shipshewana pieces are Cherry. I was able to match Onondaga stain perfectly. A day doesn't go by that we don't comment about how beautiful the interior of our home looks. I couldn't be happier with Shipshewana Furniture or with the quality of Amish made furniture.

DO NOT PURCHASE from shipshewana furniture!!! They do not build on site like professional Amish…read morebuilders!! They are a 3rd party. They refuse to work with us after spending almost $10,000 on 3 pieces of furniture,they quality is unacceptable!!! The end result is absolutely heartbreaking. We received a finished product that looked nothing like the original design!!!

I was pleased to find a ecological minded store so close to Goshen. There isn't another one within…read more25-50 miles to me. This store includes a gift shop with local & eco-friendly handmade items. These concrete art stepping stones are made from leftover cement from a local business.

Stop in every year when we visit the lakes The prices are…read morevery good. Good brands and current styles. The service is helpful. If you like 'new to you clothing', this is the place.

I've been shopping here for years, and will continue to. The selection is great, and the prices are…read moreunbeatable. Other consignment stores in the area would do themselves a favor to be more like this store. However, almost every time I'm shopping there, I am surprised by how unprofessional the staff is. They gossip amongst themselves constantly, including very rude comments about customers, seconds after they've walked out the door. I have overheard conversations about who is hooking up with whom, and graphic observations about people's personal hygiene. I can't imagine allowing such a culture in my own business. It's very off-putting. Fortunately for the revolving closet, the shopping is so good that I will continue to patronize them despite their lack of professionalism.

Wide variety of cool stuff cheap from homemade stuff toys antiques great customer service friendly…read moreand helpful

This mercantile building apparently dates to 1989 ... and was just recently refurbished. It was…read morebeautiful inside and clean as can be. All to say, our visit was a neat experience and the building houses many fine stores. It has 18 stores spread throughout four floors, and you have to wind your way around a bit to get to them all. But do so as this vertical mall is a lot of fun. They have food stops, coffee shops, clothing, sporting goods, and more. We stopped in at Lolly's Fabrics and saw their exceptional goods. Fabrics, quilts, and all sorts of needle arts supplies here. We ended up buying a really beautiful quilt. Expect to drop a few hundred for something like that, but you can also expect to have a quality product. Many local products (like our quilt), and a nice sense of history and what put Shipshewana on the map. Recommended.

Davis Mercantile is a 4 story mall. It is a collection of shops, selling home goods, candy and…read morenuts, puzzles, t-shirts, guitars, candy store, quilts and furniture. There is a 1906 Dentzel Carousel located on the 3rd floor. There is also a coffee shop and pretzel shop . If shopping on Harrison St, it is worth it to stop in and browse.

Just your average roadside attraction shop with each floor having an old timey vibe. We went on an…read moreoff day so it was extra slow. There was little I needed. But I can see a family having fun walking through.

A great selection of shops with some Amish businesses! It's a very nice and clean looking venue,…read morewith some seating on both levels.

1874 Found Goods + Gifts is one of the good ones. This antique store is well curated, but it is not…read moreone of those highfalutin antique stores where everything is way over-priced. No! I saw great deals everywhere I looked. If you go downstairs, you'll find even better deals. This store has multiple vendors, and each has their own booth and sell their own things. You'll find everything from quilts to typewriters to old photos to albums to lamps to kitchen goods to toys and everything in between. I collect Fire King and Anchor Hocking milk glass mugs, and I saw some for extremely good prices here. Could it be that Nappanee is untouched and doesn't know the worth of some of these vintage items? Maybe that's an advantage of an antique store being located in Amish country.