Still 5 out of 5! Love their prices and their unique styles! It's so fun. I love how versatile…read moreevery piece can be. There stock is forever changing so grab it when you can. The owner knows what's classic yet trendy. I love their blog because they put their pieces that already to wear! If you havnt, check this little boutique out!

Dang! Meadow is a super cute, cozy and creative shop in…read moreQueen Anne. The shop is incredibly welcoming and well laid out. Not only do they have cute clothes, in a bunch of sizes, (I'm a bit larger so it's super cool to find a shop with options in that area). They have cute little decorations to choose from. Like these mice! Note pads, soaps and a bunch of fun items that are unique.

Over 6 years ago I was an intern at this boutique. It has a special place in my heart and I know…read moremany others feel the same. Ramona, the owner, has great taste and curates the shop with so much intention. Not to mention, she is truly one of the kindest and lovely people I've ever met. The thing I noticed the most in my time working there is that the ethos is so much more than the clothing and goods she sells, it's rooted deeply in the community and customers that walk in the door. All to say, you are in good hands. Customer service and selection is superb!

Ramona is simply the loveliest individual! Over the years, we've come to call her (and, of course,…read moreJudy) a friend and even though we aren't her most frequent shoppers, we ARE her most frequent visitors and cheerleaders, welcome with the same authentic warmth each and every time.

The spot smelled so good!…read more Clothing had great heart. Textures and materials were intriguing.

By far my favorite upscale boutique in Seattle. They have incredible brands and their clothing…read moreselection is always a perfect combo of seasonal, trendy, and comfy. We got Christmas gifts here, I've gotten shoes, dresses, scarfs, skirts, they have it all. They recently started adding pop-up racks of gorgeous vintage clothes, and I found the perfect wedding-guest dress there. If you love a trendy boutique September is for you!

The bad reviews are really surprising. I stop by every couple of weeks, and I've always had…read morefriendly, positive experiences with the staff. Their selection is pretty good for how small the store is. Though I'm sure you could find some of these pieces online for less, compared to other thrift/consignment stores in the Seattle area, I think you're getting a lot of value for the price, and it's pretty consistent! Some of my favorite items: - cowboy boots for $80 - Kate spade purse for $30 - anthropology shirt for $25 - madewell blouses for $28 - banana republic real leather jacket for $100

Everything is overpriced, you can find this stuff online for a fraction of the cost. Why do we keep…read moresupporting businesses that are only interested in profit and not helping the community. Rudest costumer service here. Not worth your time, energy, or money. Shop on Depop lol and get a better deal. I came In with my toddler, she touched one purse which fell on the floor but she would've picked it up. She's 2! But she has better manners than the worker who came over with so much attitude and disrespect. Learn some manners, let's all be better people

WOW! As a sustainability/fashion aficionado, I am extremely impressed with Eres. Really great,…read moreholistic selection of pieces for folks with a variety of styles. The pieces here were actually curated with a vision in mind, and the price was RIGHT. These two things are extremely rare in Seattle. Even more rare-the person working there was absolutely delightful to chat with. This is a huge WIN in my book! Walked away with the best vintage japanese blazer jacket w mother of pearl buttons for like 70 bucks. Not too shabby at all!

I am writing to warn others of my 1st and only time consigning with Eres Boutique. I would not…read morerecommend any one to work with this company as the service has been poor and borderline suspicious. I dropped off a large bag at the Madrona store, the in-store staff were pleasant. 12 items were selected and 4 were returned. I appreciated that they took the initiative to email me that 1 item was deemed lost. They advised that they would try to find it and after no updates, I had to follow up. THEY (the folks who email do not provide any names but a signature of Eres) stated that they "lost" my $200 brand new with tags Aritzia dress and to make it right, they will pay out $8 stating that since it didn't sell, they will consider it a markdown item, THEN still apply their cut and payout a remaining $8 to me. Why should they be getting a cut of my dress if they lost it? They then emailed me the fine print which states, they are not liable for any lost items under ANY circumstances. With this policy what protects a consignor from even a staff member from selling it offline or taking it themselves? All they emailed me is that they can't find it. I am not accusing anyone other than it leaves the business in an oddly good place and the consigner is a bad one. Please note, this is my FIRST time consigning with this company and was left feeling like 1) they do not have a well-run business to lose items so easily, 2) do not want any accountability by negating to provide staff contact names in communication 3) poor communication as it can take a week if not more for a response and 4) very quick to apply a hefty discount to your items to sell fast without prior notice to the consigner. There should be an option for consignors to pick their items up before a drastic markdown. In addition, there seemed to be a lack of remorse and an understanding of their customers' point of view. Their argument will be "read the fine print" and so if you do consign here, I'd recommend providing items you're willing to donate. I am incredibly disappointed I consigned here as I mistakenly assumed a nice town and storefront would yield reasonable service and wanted to share my experience to prevent this happening to others.

I popped in on a Sunday to kill two birds with one stone while visiting the farmers market. The…read moreclothes are pretty well organized and clean, and the fitting rooms have good lighting and full-length mirrors (at least the one I used did). The fitting rooms use curtains instead of doors, which isn't my preference, but they still felt private enough. I ended up getting a pair of shoes for $28. I did see a dress from Shein priced at $24, which felt a bit high. That said, they have a great mission (100% of profits go toward helping victims of sex trafficking) so I don't fault them for it. Just something to keep in mind when checking tags and materials. No returns/refunds

A nice used clothing shop that donated proceeds. They had a surprisingly good selection of…read moreoptions! I didn't buy anything but they had some name brand items in there that are recognizable

Yasss! New Sunglasses!…read more SITREP Quick, basic stop: needed sunglasses and I was surprised that this eclectic clothing store would have what I needed. But then again, giving their awesome edgy vibe, it made sense they would have the awesome edgy sunglasses I wanted. https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/panache-seattle?select=XeBegpbCywiwM4pb4AkYVA&userid=3mNz5nQFTIBQm0oU5mBR0w THE SETUP My gal pal Tanzie and I were on the move through Capitol Hill, just checking out the scenery, hitting comic book stores, and getting selfies with the Jimi Hendrix statue down Broadway a bit. I remembered the Gothic-clothing store The METRO and was saddened to hear from friends that it had closed some time ago. But when I happened upon it's old site, I was surprised - and overjoyed - to find out that PANACHE had taken over the store, and was pretty much in the same line of fashion! HELPFUL STAFF! I was smitten with the sheer awesomeness of both store employees Iris and Fitch (and there was a 3rd but did not get her name - she looked like Sally had just walked out of Nightmare Before Christmas!) They showed me the sunglasses selections, shared the histories of both sides of the stores (there two in one place) and the history of Metro. There were cute plushies..... https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/panache-seattle?select=lZ1su16G72i6pqgiEFJVIQ&userid=3mNz5nQFTIBQm0oU5mBR0w ...and there were disturbing plushies (PERFECT for that bratty lil niece on your naughty xmas list!) https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/panache-seattle?select=l9DkM2ph3NFMSgJCg3UYMg&userid=3mNz5nQFTIBQm0oU5mBR0w It was a good time! TANZIE Tanzie found some awesome items as well! A cat dress! https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/panache-seattle?select_video=7SFECk_4xmb9c6zYx86blQ Cat earrings! https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/panache-seattle?select=4V8A7h1XNHknNv5ElsY32Q&userid=3mNz5nQFTIBQm0oU5mBR0w And Cat stockings! The whole SheBang! We were ready to hit NEKO the cat cafe, which we did right afterwards. THE LOWDOWN An excellent edgy store for cool sunglasses and fun fashions on Capitol Hill in Seattle!

Three steps into this place and we thought we were entering an S&M store...six steps in we knew…read morewere to go for a steampunk themed get together...after exploring for a bit, we found a place where there was plenty to keep just about anyone busy. The lady working here was very nice and told us the place was the coming together of two adjacent stores, Panache Clothing and New York Exchange I believe. It's hard to nail down exactly what this place is - Part costume store, part specialty store, part fashion boutique. If you're looking for just about everything from a formal top hat to a skimpy leather outfit, some designer shoes or a knife you'd see in Underworld, they've probably got it. It feels uniquely Seattle and it was a fun place to spend 20 minutes! We were looking for a hat specifically as it was stereotypically raining outside. The selection was rather vast and included bowlers hats, townie type caps and some boss level top hats! In the back, we even found an American flag themed Fedora for $5 - Win! While most of the stuff here isn't our dig, the place has a cool vibe, the employees were very chill and there was plenty to look at and try on, plus you'll probably find something you didn't know you needed.

The location may be small, but there are a lot of great things to be found in this space. The…read moreclothing and accessories have been carefully hand selected by the owner during her frequent trips in search of the latest styles. I am pretty sure you won't be able to find most of these items anywhere else and the prices are very fair. The window merchandising changes frequently and I am looking forward to the next update!

So much to love about this wonderful little boutique! I find myself wearing items my items from…read moreFoundation regularly- they are polished and effortless at the same time. Everything feels perfectly curated for me! Take a stroll in upper QA and stop in!