Was downtown Charleston this weekend, and went in to this neat little t shirt place. Great printed…read moretees. Cool vintage vibe too! AND YOU CAN DO FREE SELFIES IN TGEIER PHOTO BOOTH! Stop in !

Kin Ship is a cozy shop with gorgeous shirts and goods that show the love West Virginia. I'm a WV…read moreexpat and love stopping by when I get the chance, and I always walk out with at least a shirt, sometimes more. The shirts are great quality -- they've held up for years both in terms of fabric and graphics -- and super comfy. The designs help me with the homesickness I feel for the Mountain State and let me show her off around the country while traveling. If you are and/or you need something for someone who loves West Virginia, start here.

I went to this store to find a Christmas gift for my mother. I was so surprised to see all of the…read moreunusual items they had. It is a fabulous shop and the employees were so helpful!! I ended up buying a Spartina purse and wallet. My mother loved it. This store is a must see!!!!

From the owner: Your premier location for Vera Bradley, Spartina, French Dressing Jeans (FDJ), Tribal…read moreClothing,Simply Southern, Mariana (jewelry from Israel), Unique home decor for every season and year round decor.

Walt is awesome! He goes out of his way to take care of his customers, even after a sale. Great…read moreskateboard selection, especially if you want a long board. It's a fun skate shop and the Charleston area is lucky to have such a great place.

The Manager on the Petite side is so so good. She remembers my wife's style preferences by seeing…read moreme walk in the door.

The staff was extremely friendly and helpful; however, I didn't appreciate the fact that the woman…read morewho rang up my purchase felt she had to walk my bag to the door and THEN hand it to me, like I was going to shoplift. If I'm forking out money for your clothes, believe that I can well afford to come back and PAY for more. I don't dress to the nines, (I buy these clothes for my daughter) and the employee shouldn't assume because I dress poorly means I will steal.

First of all, they are rude. I walked in and the sales associates were chatting it up with one of…read moretheir buddies. They just stopped and stared at me like I wasn't sh*t. No hello or anything. I looked around through all the overpriced junk and was never offered any assistance. I found not one thing I would wear. Don't waste your time here. Did I mention the selection sucks and is overpriced? I've found much better for less at Gabes.

We stop here when traveling from time to time. Generally have a nice selection that is well…read moremerchandised. Prices vary, sometimes good but can be a bit high. Tends to cater to the larger sizes. The store uses some sort of fragrance that is diffused throughout the air, often so strong I can smell it outside the door before entering. Can give me a headache. It permeates the clothing and some of the accessories. I have bought clothing that I had to launder several times to alleviate the smell and it's still not completely gone, or dust down leather purses with baking soda and let sit outside. I can't imagine I'm the only one who does not like these scents. It is an assault on the senses and a hassle to get out of purchases. Clothing should be stored in a pristine environment, free of scents.

I saw the yellow satin dress in Shop 218's window and bought it to wear to my partner's 50th high…read moreschool reunion. I felt so lovely wearing it and everyone loved the bright color.