Jean-Pierre's tailoring is exquisite. He imports, beautiful…read morefabric from West Africa And makes them into delicious outfits

Felt like royalty on this custom sunshine gold flecked shirt! There a few times am hoping to turn…read moreinto more for community celebration. I always think of N'kossi's items and service.

I'm kind of surprised this is the first review, as Wool&Prince (https://woolandprince.com/) is the…read morepredecessor to and current brother company of wool& (https://wooland.com/), which *totally* has a cult following. (W&P used to sell both men's and women's clothing; now W&P largely sells to men and wool& to women, though ofc you can pick whatever you want from either company.) I know this because I've acquired 4 figures' worth of their clothing since finding them during the pandemic 3 years ago! And I'm not even among the most diehard by a clear margin! Am I made of money? Alas, no. I gained some weight during the pandemic, but ofc still wanted/needed to dress presentably for work, preferably *at least* as comfortably as I had been. I started rehauling my wardrobe twice. The first time wasn't as expensive or time-consuming, bc even though I needed some new pieces, I only sort of liked what I was finding to buy. Around a year later I found wool&, absolutely did like them a lot, and one piece led to another. I bought their clothing for myself and other people and when asked, requested items as Xmas gifts. Before I knew it, most of my wardrobe and most of what I wear is now merino wool with a reasonable percentage of synthetics for durability. A lot of people have had their clothing/laundry lives changed by finding clothing that suits their lifestyle. What I and a lot of "woolies" tend to like about high-merino blends is that they're very comfortable on my skin, breathable, and don't need to be washed as often as other fabrics to feel and smell fresh. Fine, thinly spun and woven wool actually feels cooler to me than the spendy linen dress I bought the year before, while thicker wool, worn in layers, is warmer than most synthetics I've tried, and easier to care for than cashmere. Basically, I've found styles that suit me and wear almost every day, and I feel fairly confident after 3 years that this is a sustainable way for me to dress. I've downsized but not eliminated my former wardrobe -- I kept my former favorites, some suits and formal wear, and beat up clothing that I'd be ashamed to donate to do chores and putter around in. So am I largely done clothes shopping/optimizing my wardrobe? Well, I'd like to downsize/streamline more, and make some alterations to some of my wool (as a petite-short, most clothing I buy could use some tweaking). But I'm holding off bc my pandemic weight is still coming off, so my new-ish almost-there wardrobe may not be. But this is not as bad as it sounds - bc wool& has such a dedicated following, there are sizable fb groups including BST (buy-sell-trade) groups. So sells/swaps are totally an option. Yup, this is a HUGELY LONG review with no photos (yet). But you can see photos on wool& (https://wooland.com/collections/all) and W&P (https://woolandprince.com/collections/all). If you tap into specific items, there are often photos from actual customers, so you can see the clothes on people who aren't models. The company doesn't have brick-and-mortar storefronts, so you can't go try on their clothes. But shipping and returns for store credit are free in the US. One thing I'll note is most people find the merino blends loosen/stretch a bit after a few hours or a few days of wear. So when in doubt, size down, or ask customer service or many helpful woolies for help! The official fb group for wool& is https://www.facebook.com/groups/wooland100daychallenge . I'm not part of W&P's fb group if there is one? The last thing I'll mention is both wool& and W&P are known for their 100 Day Challenges (yes, they're *that* company). Each customer can do a lifetime total of one of these (*not* one from each company), where they wear the same challenge-eligible garment for 100 days and take a picture each day. You launder and dry overnight as needed - wool dries surprisingly quickly! The reward from wool& is a $100 wool& gift certificate - you can find current rules here: https://journal.wooland.com/post/2020/5/1/100-day-dress-challenge, for W&P it's https://woolandprince.com/blogs/everyday-merino/your-next-shirt-could-be-on-us. While I've easily worn wool& garments for 100 consecutive days, I haven't worn the same garment nearly so long (but would have no objection to doing so - I'd just make sure to start at a good time, so the dress I chose made sense for the entire run). But from doing shorter challenges for $10-20 rewards, I know I lack the starchy moral fiber to take selfies daily for 100 days without getting at least a bit stressed and unhappy about it. If you're made of sterner stuff, those challenges are a great way of getting tons of mileage from your first wool& / W&P piece, followed by a huge discount on your second!

Oh my goodness, Jamie is amazing! Personable, professional and friendly! Thank you so much girl…read morelove my new corset!

Versatile Fashions provides custom made real steel boning corsets. The best hand crafted corsets…read more They also have an array of fetish wear and the most popular naughty maid outfits. I have had my dresses custom made by versatile fashions for the AVN Awards for several years. I have even tailored my dresses to re use for future events. Versatile fashions are very well made and worth every penny.

Jen opened this beautiful collective shop in October and she continues to add more and more unique…read moreand interesting items all the time. Her skincare products are eco-friendly, the ingredients are locally sourced, and they do wonders for your skin!! In addition to Jen skin care products, there are so many other products that make perfect gifts for a loved or yourself! She carries jewelry, candles, scarves, clothing, some shoes, artwork, etc. etc.! I really love the mirrors by Vikki DeGaa that are made out of wine bottle foils. What a beautifully creative way to re-purpose something that would normally be tossed in the trash. I have plenty of wine foils to give to Vikki! :) Jen said that she started at the farmers market and many of the products she carries in her shop are from the friends she made at the farmers market. Sunnyside Mercantile is female and Hispanic owned. Jen is a sweetheart. She is warm and welcoming, and very helpful with any info on any of the items in the store. I wish her great success! Shop local!

Love this store . Awesome that they carry Mad Hppie skin care. I've tried a million skincare…read morelines and keep coming back to Mad Hippie. Nice jewelry here too!

So bummed they have removed their lifetime warranty for socks just this May. Their clothing is…read moregreat but very expensive. At least I knew if the socks failed I would get a new pair. And one of my pairs got a random hole at the end of the toe, nothing I could have done on my own so a flaw in the sock for sure. The staff was nice and I didn't give them a hard time since it isn't up to them. They were actually very nice. Let me bring my bike inside while I shopped so it would be safe. Answered some questions about the new tech material that isn't wool. Understood that I don't like to buy anything full price so I wait for the sales. But still left with a sock with a hole in it. I guess at this price I will learn how to darn a sock from my Mom. Nice staff and I really do love their clothing. I only wear their socks and their underwear. I also love traveling with the shirts as they really don't get stinky even after 35 hours of travel to and from India.

Stopped by to browse and check for one specific item. The customer service was quite poor. It…read moreseemed like the employees were shocked I'd come in. When I did go to the desk to ask for assistance finding something I was met with zero personality and a monotone voice. Bit bummed since it's such good products. Perhaps only online and other locations are in store for me.

We stumbled in by pure accident! We lost a glove and not being a native we were freezing so why…read morenot! I grabbed thick green leather laces for my Sorel boots. But I could not believe the inventory and the colors available of leather was just a beautiful site. My boyfriend found big gloves as his a big gentle giant. So we were happy but I highly suggest checking out the inventory because I scored native America beads. The outside is deceiving so do not judge just go inside. They are the authority when it comes to leather in Portland! Love it! Stellar customer service.

I have loved this store for over fifty years. I first started making leather goods in the sixties…read more Always had what I needed.

Highly recommend their products for quality, comfort and ethically sourced I believe. The company…read moresounds well put together though more expensive than Levi's or JCrew I'll add a pair of these once a year starting now. Why just one, well I have too many jeans but I'll likely rotate these in over the years. Their shirt jacket quality looks great.

Not sure some reviews on customer service? Theyve been absolutely spot on. Wanted an N1 in limited…read morefabric and contacted but them it was outta stock. I said ok lemme know if anything changes thinking id get lost in shuffle since its discontinued anyway. 4 days later they had one in my size customer canceled they emailed me asap. so i snapped it up it was shipped next day. Love my viking battle wear in camo its insane. Then they emailed month later said the other one would be in stock do i wanna reserve one. I also wanted the submariner and got email that we have color in size i wanted. Candace is on fire Dehen is the way! get what you want b4 they sell out again. Bomber quailty USA company and customer service is top notch!

As the previous reviewer said, I have mixed feelings about Dehen as well…read more I've read nothing but positive things about this brand for many years now, and I have a few of their wool watch caps which are great, so I had been wanting to buy a jacket for a while but waiting for the right one to drop. I recently pulled the trigger on a Division Road x Dehen collab knit jacket in the whiskey color way. Beautiful jacket, feels amazing. It's finally cold enough to wear so I threw it on and kneeled down to put on my shoes and heard an audible rip. Sure enough there's a ~5" tear in the lining around the armpit. I'm a skinny guy and the jacket was unbuttoned & not tight. I can't believe that just a simple movement was enough to rip the seams like that. I've never once ripped any piece of clothing I was wearing from movement alone. Really disappointed considering the price point of the jacket and the fact the brand is renowned for its "durable, heavy duty, made in USA" products. I was excited to buy one of their varsity jackets in the future but now questioning that. This could have just been a fluke, or maybe their construction quality has dipped recently. Just wanted to post my experience as a warning for others. Their watch caps are still great though!