I'm going to be a dad. I'm also 73% hipster. This store is perfect for clothing our brood, who will…read moreinevitably stake claim to founding the cold brewed formula trend. Mango kale purée from a baby Mason jar, too. From plush field vermin to ironic baby tees, this hole in the brick breathes pre-cool. Hell, even the name is Europunk rebellion, to some extent. And there's an in-house dog! Trendy without pretentiousness, fun loving, and totally hip. Put your kids in this garb once they learn to not wear/eject whatever stains (it's kinda pricey, yo).

Great kids clothing - they carry a lot of appaman ( my fave boys brand) and Hudson. Super trendy…read moreand owner was very sweet. By far best place for kids clothing in Burlington.

I have done business here multiple times and want to support other families but I will never come…read morehere again. The management and workers are the most unfriendly and unprofessional I've seen. I called to try and set an appointment to sell clothing and was hung up on TWICE after calling. I wasn't even able to open my mouth before being hung up on. So disappointing, I would love to pass on my son's clothes onto another family through the help of Once upon a child but looks like I'll be going to Facebook, like everyone else does. I would give it 0 stars if I could

I was in there looking for some shirts for my son and a very angry man was hanging items up. He…read moremade it very clear I was in his way and I could hear him swearing under his breath. I had my 5 year old with me and needless to say I was not impressed. I will not be back.

I love shopping here when I have the money. Most clothing is reasonably priced, but some is more…read morethan I'd like to pay. The customer service is great and very friendly. Good, quality clothing and their shoes are very true to size for toddler boys, which is hard to find.

Wanted to share how fabulous the Boho Baby space is, the staff is friendly, the options are vast as…read moreclothing options for babies through pre-teen and last year they launched a women's section, so shopping does not have to only be about your kids. I love the ability to consign all my kids outgrown clothing locally and then spend local afterward. They have new items at great values for every season rainsuits, winter gloves, hats, cute shower gifts, sunscreen and my kids favorite is the used book selection. You can spend your money on new or used items and even decide to pull your credit through venmo at any point.

I've been in here 3 times and have been shocked every time with how worn the items are - most…read morethings have pilling, stains, etc. I saw multiple stained/very worn items in the two sizes I was shopping for. The inventory isn't great even though they're often closed to sellers. The other used kids store in Williston is more fairly priced (and still has great brands) and very, very rarely do I ever find a stain there. I want to support a local business like this but the lack of quality and inventory has prevented me from returning.

This is a great little shop, filled with lots of great colorful and cute clothing - mostly for…read morebaby, kids, and some for adults. The quality of the products is really durable, with high quality cotton, and stitching. The negative is their sizing... it was described to me as "noodley" - essentially for skinny kids. They suggested if the kid is noodley, go with one size up. I think their proportion are for tall skinny kids / people. For their adult clothing, I purchased a medium long sleeve shirt. I normally can wear a size small from Eddie Bauer, or Life is Good. For Hatley, I purchased the medium, it is still narrowed, and much longer than the other 2 brands that I mentioned. The sleeves run past my knuckles. If you're of average height, maybe sticking to their short sleeve clothing would be best. :-)

Meh. A lot of their stuff is a bit precious for me, but some of it isn't too painfully cutesy, and…read morethey do have good sales. Would give a better review for that reason but: 1. Fitting room is a mess. Trash on the floor, random boxes sitting around. Just looks like they don't care. And 2. The staff will let you pay but make no attempt to interrupt their conversation about that night's plans, who's going to drive, etc. Look up, greet customers, and make your plans when you're NOT actively in the middle of a checkout.

Picked up some gifts for my family at this shop. They have quite a few cute things. I love shopping…read moresmall business so whenever I find a place like this I'm always sure to leave a good review if it's deserved because I want them to stick around. And I definitely want this shop to stick around. It has Vermont themed gifts and non themed gifts as well. Something for all occasions really.

We stop off in the plaza that Birdfolk Collective is located in every year on our way home after…read moreskiing - for the first time it was for the Cabot store but now it's for Birdfolk Collective, too! The store is a beautiful place to walk around and full of thoughtful items. It's a great place to pick up gifts for yourself and others! I'm a big fan of their jewelry selection (all the earrings I've gotten there have been compliment magnets & lasted for years with frequent wear and still going strong) as well as their candles, soaps, and art...it's hard to choose! I highly recommend stopping here and taking a look around.

Super cute, casual vibes with an awesome selection of clothing. Nice prices too!! Didn't really…read moretalk with anyone other than the cashier but that's kind of my vibe. Casual, but helpful if needed

Definitely a consignment shop, and priced as such. Still, my friends and i found a few things under…read more$15, plus the staff was Top Notch.

Buyer beware! I purchased a very over-priced short sleeved top at Clay's. Unfortunately, it did…read morenot match the pants I intended to wear it with. I returned on my next day off, 7 days later, with receipt and tags. THEIR POLICY IS STORE CREDIT ONLY AFTER FIVE DAYS. FIVE. DAYS. Ridiculous. Never again.

I have been going to Clays for years, as it is the only place around that carries some brands I…read morelike. Most of the women that work there are pretty nice, but there is one woman that works there who thinks she is doing her customers a favor by being snooty and condescending. (She may be the owner, she certainly acts like it). I walk out now if she's in there. The reason that I will no longer buy my clothes there is that a couple of weeks ago, I bought jeans there for $110. They were a little tight, but the sales lady told me that they looked great and promised me that they would relax with wearing. She told me that this was the size I wanted, no larger, and I bought them, as I thought these folks know their clothes and are very professional. I wore them for about seven very uncomfortable hours, with no sign of stretching! I brought them back, explaining my predicament and unsatisfaction. I had all the tags, sales slips, even the bag, and I was told that they would not take returns on clothes that had been worn. It is their policy, but this policy is unfair if there is a promise of satisfaction on a garment that must be worn to fit properly. So there's a fine catch-22. I feel very unhappy, used, taken advantage of, sad, and I will sadly no longer shop at Clays.