I have just discovered this awesome store, thanks to a friend of mine. Being in my late 30s, I…read moredidn't know if a boutique like this would have clothes I like and in my size (ahem), but turns out it was a "yes" to both. There is a large selection, all organized by color (can't decide if I like that or not, because it can be hard to track down all the dresses, say, all over the store). There is casual sportswear, jeans, blouses, slacks and dresses, so stuff for all occasions. The help was fantastic, guiding me to things that would flatter me and also keep me fashion-forward. They have lots of cute jewelry and such, but not much for shoes and handbags -- stick to Weaver's or other specialty shops for those things. I will keep coming back for sure. A fun place to shop!

Aesthetic, nicely organized and coordinated store. Fun to look in, but realistically I don't see…read moremyself finding clothing here because it seems overpriced for the quality, much like most boutiques. But the store does have a cool eclectic mixture of different styles and trends.

Love their clothes it's totally my style! They had a blonde girl working with glasses who was tall…read moreand she was a great help! She noticed my style and picked out some pieces for me and helped me find a necklace I've looked everywhere for. They had a pretty good sale rack and the regular priced stuff was reasonable, then again I'm not a student anymore so affordable for my full time career that is.:) overall still love this place like I did in college. Everyone can find something they like here

Staff is slightly annoying but they have decent clothes at a good price. One of the staff girls…read moreasked what my name was, so I told her my full name. She then continued to write a nickname of my full name on the dressing room door. (Also FYI the name she wrote isn't even my nick name)

Weaver's is like something out of the Mad Men era when department stores in cities were THE place…read moreto shop. I love the nostalgia factor of this gigantic, three story department store parked right in the middle of downtown Lawrence. My most recent trip was to scout out tux rentals and they could not have been more helpful. They were priced better than others I'd met with, and were friendly and on the ball. Definitely looking forward to sending the groomsmen here later on this year. I then spent some time shopping afterwards and they have some very cool things, albeit some of them are pretty high end. They have customized Jayhawk/Southern Tide shirts, well crafted dress shirts & polos, and some awesome KC Royals belts filling the guys section. The ladies would love this store the most though as it spans multiple floors of various options. They don't make many like this anymore, but I'm glad Weaver's is still going strong!

Service is great as they always professionally approach a customer and allows them to browse if…read morethat is what they want or give immediate help if that is what the customer wants. They are almost intuitive. Weaver's has a great selection of quality items in every department. When you don't know where to start looking for something unique, just start at Weaver's and you will be done shopping around! Value and quality are the best.

Pop up location here until June 2020! Extremely friendly employees who don't pressure you in to…read moreanything but are still great in sales. Large store offering a mix of men's and women's clothing and a sale rack! Do yourself a favor and "pop" in before it's too late.

Absolutely amazing store with an incredibly kind and helpful staff. We buy a lot of Lulu in our…read morefamily and this has by far been our favorite location.

I made an appointment with Sandy to help select some outfits for my birthday. I went in a little…read moreearly and began asking Jonelle questions about the different pants their names, etc. (Juliette/ Bridgette/ ankle) She was super helpful and got my Chico's knowledge started. During my appointment Patty was also available to help critique my outfits in addition to Sandy. Both of these ladies helped pairing outfits plus suggesting some more colorful items. They recommended and brought full price and sale pieces I wouldn't normally gravitate towards and their choices were brilliant. The addition of the sale items added value to my new wardrobe. I returned another day to find a 30% sale on the sale items!! Got some deals that day as well!! The manager Nancy called to remind me about the Black Friday Sale and of course I returned, 30% and still 30% on sale items. Upon my final visit for my birthday month I had yet another stylish lady, Cindy assist me. I can't say enough about these ladies, their product knowledge, styling capabilities and overall excellent customer service. Please stop by or make an appointment and give them an opportunity to style you. This isn't offered in many stores and separates Chico's from the average department store. These ladies are one class act.. Jonelle, Sandy, Patty and Cindy!!!!

From the owner: Women's clothing store that offers a curated collection of chic, unique women's clothing, jewelry…read moreand accessories. Your boutique features Style Experts, skilled associates who offer outfitting advice, fashion tips and tricks, previews of new collections and more and it's always complimentary.

Fun place. Easy to find stuff. Great atmosphere friendly staff. Cheap and reasonable prices…read more Definitely stop at least once a week. Love the variety and options. Wish they had more Big and Tall choices

My experience here tonight was disgustingly unacceptable. I purchased four lovely shirts for work…read more They were all clean with no stains when I brought them to the blue-lipped check out girl. Not the same story when I got them home. I immediately put on my favorite of the new shirts, looked down, and was horrified to see the chewed up stick of someone's Sucker. The spit stick was hanging firmly to my shirt by little, blue remains of the candy, the same candy that had been in someone else's mouth (hence the name 'spit stick') and--suspiciously enough--resembled the same subtle blue lip color of the check out girl. Now, I'm not saying she spit her Sucker trash in with my newly purchased clothes, but two plus two does equal four. The only other possibility that I can see is that the spit-stick was already in the plastic bag that the girl threw my clothes into. Either way, it's disgusting and unacceptable. I called the store and spoke with Jamie, the supervisor on duty, and she was utterly useless. I hardly doubt I will be doing business with Ross ever again.

Adorable trendy little clothing/gift store right in the heart of the shopping district on…read moreMassachusetts Street. Offering Men's & Women's clothing, accessories, as well as gift items (my daughter purchased a pop socket for her phone). Retail associates were friendly, we were greeted upon entering, offered help by another, and at check out the young lady was very personable. This place is definitely worth a stop.

A hidden gem in a college town full of Gaps, and college t-shirts shops. This store hold brands…read morethat you sometimes can't find even at Nordstrom's in KC. My last trip there found me browsing through Michael Star's tee's, Rachael Pally jersey dresses and BCBG suits. They have an amazing selection of high-end designers. When you walk in the door you receive personal attention and assistance from professional. For those looking to dress like you just got back from L.A. with the hottest new finds this is your place.

Wonderful sense of style, beautiful clothing, wish I had more reasons to shop here. But Jeans are…read moremore my style.

I found out about Ditto when I was looking for a consignment or resale boutique that wasn't low…read moreend, like Plato's Closet (Plato's Closet caters to teenagers, and the clothing was cheap when new, mostly from Wal-Mart and Debs at best). I was hoping to find a consignment shop in town, but this was even better - Ditto buys (very selectively) for cash or about 20% more for store credit. I found a few grungy pieces while I shopped but 98% of what I saw was is in excellent condition and is not wash-worn, and I think they must dryclean or steam clean everything before putting it out, because the shop itself smells like new clothes, like any other boutique - unlike Plato's Closet, which smells like a chainsmoker wearing Axe body spray. Plato's Closet only seems to recognize cheap brands. They're not going to give you fair trade for a leather bag, all of their bags and most of their shoes are made out of plastic pleather and they seem mystified by anything nice. Ditto gave me a fair valuefor my clothing/shoes/bags, and saved me the time of having to try to ebay things, or find a consignment store in KC and wait to see if things sold eventually. I think you can expect to get about 10-20% of your item's original retail value; they're going to sell it for 50-60% under original retail value, so they're covering all their operating costs on the relatively thin margin of what's left after they subtract what they pay you. So the Prada boots, you're going to get maybe 30-40 dollars for them and might do better on ebay, but ebay is a PITA. I've read the reviews saying the sales staff are snobby, rude, whatever - and I think that's not quite right, or at least not quite fair. They're weird and aloof and awkward because they're SUPER YOUNG. They're not comfortable interacting with adults yet and that's really obvious if you've spent any amount of time with people 18-24 (the age of most of my students). Yes, they look like adults, but they're not. They're basically teenagers, and having to hold a conversation with someone who is older than 40 makes them feel like they're coming down with Ebola. If they look at you like they're judging you, it's because they're still living in that horrible self-conscious adolescent world where they do judge others, and themselves, harshly and nearly constantly. Most of them seem to be interesting and introverted, not the kind of kid who is extroverted and P-E-P-P-Y. So don't get snippy with them because they haven't learned how to effectively kiss a stranger's butt yet (sorry, practice "customer service"), that hostility seems to come out of nowhere to them and it just makes them more feral and weird. Be kind. Remember what a hard time that was. And if you're interacting with an awkward millennial, thank your lucky stars you're not dealing with the extremely weird older lady with the big frizzy bun hair and the pinched face who works there sometimes, or used to. I haven't seen her in awhile, maybe she has moved on to being offputting somewhere else. If I had to deal with her every time I brought in a bag of things to have evaluated, I'd never go at all.

Decent selection of items! This shop sections the clothes by brands so it is easier to find name…read morebrand and they use themes like "Y2K" and "Trending" to help. The service and staff is great. I would say since they sell mainly name brand it's overpriced but sometimes the items are decently priced.

My talking Mr. T. Toy. My 101 Ways to Flip Someone Off book. My paper lamp. My day glo mirror. I…read morelove them all, and I got them at Urban Outfitters. Maybe you've walked by Urban Outfitters and mistaken it for a teeny tiny person's clothes store. And it is that. But it's also a great place to find weird stuff like naughty books and dorm room decorations and cult favorite toys. At Christmastime I look here for cool gifts that are reasonably affordable. The rest of the time I search the tables and shelves at the front of the store for bizarre conversation pieces or stuff that I can put on my desk and stare at when I'm trying to come up with headlines. Seeking inspiration yourself? Check out Urban Outfitters -- they have plenty of stuff that's so kitschy it's cool.

Ever feel like you weren't cool enough to be somewhere? Whether it's 1997 or 2023, I pretty much…read morefelt like I was swimming in hipster oil. I do love their clothes but really only shop their clearance rack. I essentially refuse to pay $79 for a pair of pants that really should only run around $48. I do like their perfume selection. Overall, it's one of those places that I drop in every few years to see if the staff smiles or not. Usually, not.