I love shopping when I'm traveling! Red Clover was a fun find, and I love what I bought there…read more Staff was very willing to help put outfits together for me to try. I enjoyed their knowledge and enthusiasm. Highly recommend!

Took a day trip to Savannah to do some holiday shopping and support one of my favorite boutiques…read more Every time I walk in I am always greeted with a friendly smile. They always make sure that we are made aware of the deals in the store. The store has so many cute accessories and the price is very fair. It makes it hard to choose just one. If you are in Savannah definitely check them out.

Great selection of leather bags, pashminas, jewelry, hats and more. Bought a beautiful, soft…read moreleather crossbody bag. Thomas was very friendly and even pointed me to a better bag than the one I'd picked (for the same price!).

Cute little shop in the historic area city market of Savannah…read more A good assortment of hats, but not one I wanted or liked enough to buy. Still a cute little shop or Boutique to get some small gifts.

Always one the stops we make as the wife ALWAYS finds a wonderful buy or 2, 3,4 lol…read more Great items, Prices and Service. I Wish I could show you pictures but he doesnt allow them. Go Check it out, gifts for the wife or just to make her happy.

Folklorico was a highlight of our shopping in Savannah! Definitely stop and take the time to visit…read more We enjoyed their selection of beautiful handcrafted pieces and found this lovely wind chime which the owner graciously retrieved from its display for us to take home Thank you, thought you might like to see where it now lives!

What a sweet boutique! I was looking for something pretty specific - a very small, silver and…read moreturquoise ring. Guess what - they had exactly that! All my thanks to the wonderful lady who helped me. My daughter is thrilled with her new bauble.

Custard features an eclectic style mix of clothing for men and women. Also, they're reasonably…read morepriced. You'll find this little shop in the Design District in downtown historic Savannah. Pair your clothing choice with their shoes, jewelry or handbags. In addition, you'll find a limited selection of Sunglasses, undergarments, socks, clothing for little ones, interesting houseware and gift items.

My FAVORITE place to shop in Savannah!!! They have beautiful clothing, jewelry, shoes, and a fun…read moresection of jelly cat stuffed animals. Absolutely perfect for finding good quality clothes that will last as well as picking up a gift for a shower or event. I can't recommend this place highly enough!

They don't allow returns. Store credit or exchanges only. No idea if they have signage up. If…read morethere was it wasn't predominant enough. I was looking at the lovely assortment of merchandise which is what they want you to do. I bought three items and needed to return one. They REALLY should cover this verbally with patrons at the register PRIOR to charging their credit card. I have been to the store before, and I brought my friends there because I told them how wonderful the merchandise was and I will never bring friends there again. Thankfully I live within driving distance of this store, but it really upsets me how terrible they are to their patrons. Holding your customers money hostage is an awful business model!

Really cute, unique finds. It's a great place to find one of a kind gifts! I love that everything's…read moremade by current or former students.

In my opinion, best shop and gallery in Savannah! Such a diverse range of work from talented scad…read morestudents. Great selection with prices that make sense for the quality and authenticity of the products.

In all 25 years of living, I have never encountered such rude and INVASIVE customer service. My…read moresister expressed visually and verbally several times that she was uncomfortable with the red-haired associate pulling her fitting room door open for the entire store full of women, men and children to see her changing. This happened while she was trying on a few see-through items SEVERAL TIMES. I also witnessed this SAME associate yell at a younger teenage girl for asking her mother to help her with a formal dress. This resulted in the child CRYING in the fitting room while her mother had to console her through the door because she wasn't "allowed to show or let her mother in because [she] needs to show an associate instead." Teenagers *are* children and need adult supervision. Especially in a store like Windsor where the clothes are not always geared toward teenagers. When my sister went to leave after deciding she would not purchase the dress she really loved because of that associate's behavior, the associate proceeded to yell "Sweetie, you need to take those dresses out the room." to my sister, whom is in fact a customer, not a paid employee who is scheduled to do such duties. Not only was that redhaired associate at the register ringing out another customer who was confused and second-hand embarrassed for her by the shocked and befuddled expression on his face, but the store was a MESS with different items placed on a various racks because she kept telling customers to put them up by themselves--even the store associates had a hard time finding the proper places for their go backs! My sister did not appreciate the tone nor the pet name. I lingered behind to tell another associate, perhaps one of her part-timers that her manager was being nasty to my sister and making my sister uncomfortable. That associate delivered the most insincere "I'm so sorry about that." with the most bored countenance I've ever witnessed. However, I noticed the only customers this redhaired associate did not bother to speak to was a young couple who were male-female. We believe it was because the woman was with a man because I witnessed several other accounts of her speaking down to several other shoppers who were female and alone. Unfortunately in the ten or fifteen minutes we were in Windsor this afternoon while that woman was around about two-thirds of customers left before making a purchase. From other reviews, I can tell that when this lady is working does not care that she makes everyone supremely uncomfortable and does read their body language, facial expressions, or verbal tone either. And from what I can tell from the negative reviews, Windsor doesn't care to reprimand this associate. What happened to your associate standards? Are they no longer included in the handbook, and does Windsor genuinely not have mandatory reups for associates on expectations? Unfortunately, my sister and I, fans of Windsor since we were teens, will no longer be returning to Windsor. As someone who shops in person often, works retail and runs a fitting room at my own store, I can tell you not only was that improper fitting room etiquette for ANY store but it was generally improper sales associate behavior.

From the owner: Founded in 1937, Windsor is the leading special occasion fashion brand providing glamorous,…read moreon-trend styles for all the occasions in a woman's life. Women come to Windsor to find that perfect look for all of life's important moments from a formal dress for their first dance to a graduation dress, to that perfect wedding guest dress. Visit Windsor near you in Savannah to find the latest trends in women's clothing, from bustiers to cargo pants, to elevated cocktail dresses and formal dresses for everything from date night to New Year's Eve outfits. Shop Windsor at Oglethorpe Mall.

The clothing inside here reminds me of forever 21 or an H&M type clothing boutique shop…read more Unfortunately they only had two hats here to pick from and neither were the style or color that I was interested in. It still looks like a fun little store for some folks, not for me.

Very reasonably priced, attractive, current women's clothing and accessories found here!…read more You'll find blouses, cropped tops, pants, tank tops, tees, dresses and maxis, shirts, jump suits and more! Shoes? They have those, too, in sandals, wedges and mules. They carry UnBra brand in adhesive bras, and a limited amount of lacy, pretty undergarments. Keep the sun out of your face with one of their hats! Also, if you're wanting to go undercover with booze you can buy flasks that look like sunscreen tubes, hairbrushes, and even look alike tampons - yes, really!! Gift ware items such as candles, coffee mugs, notepads, art prints, framed quotes and stemless wine glasses! Nice, reasonably priced addition to the Broughton Street shopping scene!

It was really beautiful space and everything inside was beautiful but fefinitely out of my price…read morerange. I only came here since I had a giftcard. I loved looking around at everything and the staff was really nice. Hoping to come back on day and get another Nest candle. I loved they had everything from home interior all the way to Pjs. Also they have a clothing store across the street called the Anex which was fun to check out.

Well I will give you the facts they had an opening night for Christmas season, everything 20 %…read moreoff,lots of folks we figured come back the next day, we actually opened the store with them we asked if we can get the 20%!off a very nice sales person said absolutely, my cousin brought a few items , my wife picked out a few things and at check out another sales person I guess the manager or owner said nope no 20% off she should not have done that..... alas we left all the items behind . Not smart or savy 80% profit is better than 0..... not to mention we would have returned .

Lois was a doll and very helpful. Loads of clothes to choose from. I couldn't even get started on…read morethe bags and shoes! Plan on spending some time in there. It will be so worth it!

Super embarrassed to admit this, but they totally pulled one over on me. I purchased a Mario…read moreValentino bag from them, thinking it was Valentino Garavani. True, the mistake was due to my own ignorance; however, the bag was steeply marked up and displayed with Louis Vuitton bags in such a way that I feel I was misled into believing it was worth more than it actually was. Lesson learned: do your research before dropping a mint on something you think is luxury. Also, sounds like they're super racist. I can't abide by that.