Great little quilt shop in the heart of Rexburg. She has…read moreused her long-arm to quilt several quits for me. Excellent service. Quality work. Super helpful. Take a look at some of the quilts hangning in the shop that her husband made. They are amazing!

I had a wonderful experience at this quaint fabric shop today. The woman that was minding the shop…read morewas extremely friendly and pleasant. She was knowledgeable about quilting and also had a myriad of ideas for sewing projects. I had a lovely time and bought 10 yards of quality fabric in various prints and several novel quilt patterns. I will definitely return to this quilt shop. What a gem of a store for us to have in Rexburg.

We are so lucky to have this store in Rexburg. Scott, the owner is excellent and knowledgeable. The…read moreselection of stylish men's clothing is second to none across the west. Truly a needed resource for professional types. Scott also does custom suit tailoring too. So, go check out the store!

This store is a gem. The Potters are very knowledgeable at what they do, and always manage to find…read moreunique pieces that you won't find anywhere else. Everything is priced fairly for the quality that you're receiving. I've been in this store several times and I've been treated with nothing but respect. If you want to be dressed for success, this is the place to go!!

Amazing service, environment and felt respected from Main Street Diamond's employees. They helped…read moreme locate what I was looking for and told me a price that was music to my ears. They really didn't push me, gave me space. Looked other places and couldn't find better and returned to Mains Street to purchase. Great people, great selection and great price.

We recently went into this jewelry store to look for a wedding band for my fiancé, and…read moreunfortunately, the experience was extremely disappointing. When we first walked in, the owner, immediately asked if we had purchased my engagement ring there. When we politely said no and explained that we were only there to look for a wedding band, he repeatedly questioned why we had gone somewhere else, asked to see my engagement ring, and told us that he could make a better ring than the one I was wearing. We tried multiple times to redirect the conversation because we were there specifically to find a wedding band for my fiancé. He already knew exactly what style he wanted and pointed out a ring he liked, simply asking if it could be made slightly smaller and if the metal could be a little brighter. Instead of helping us find an option, the worker told him he was being "too particular" and made comments implying that his preferences were feminine. We found those comments extremely unnecessary and disrespectful. The engagement ring was brought up several more times. We explained that we chose to purchase it from a family friend because we were offered a better price and a higher-quality diamond and gold for our budget. Rather than respecting our decision, he continued to challenge it and explain why he would have done things differently. At one point, he also began talking about how he has never lost a sale and how he does "millions and millions" of dollars in sales across different areas of the country. While we have no issue with someone being successful, it felt very out of place and unnecessary in a conversation where we were simply trying to find a wedding band. Ultimately, we decided not to purchase from the store. It wasn't because we were expecting anything unreasonable, we simply wanted a specific style and were looking for someone who would listen to what we wanted and help us find the best option. We absolutely love my engagement ring, and we were excited to find my fiancé's wedding band. Unfortunately, the repeated comments about our engagement ring, the questioning of our choices, and especially the comments toward my fiancé made us feel uncomfortable and unwelcome. A jewelry purchase is supposed to be an exciting experience, especially when you're shopping for something as meaningful as a wedding band. We left feeling frustrated rather than excited, and unfortunately, we will not be returning.