Previously known as Papers Plus, @masonjonesshops moved from Eastown to their now Breton Village…read morestore a few years ago. Papers Plus, was much more plus than it was paper, hence the name change! ⁣ ⁣ This family owned small business has the sweetest staff members who can help you find absolutely anything. ⁣ ⁣ They have Valentines cards that are sweet and hilarious. And if you're looking for a card for someone who is expecting, do yourself a favor and get your card here, they have the very best I've ever seen. ⁣ ⁣ On top of the home accents, tableware, paperie, and jewelry, they also have a bridal section and kids section

Wonderful customer service! Thank you to Ann and Molly for helping me with decorations for an event.read more

Just had much needed retail therapy at Lana's! Stylish clothing and very friendly, helpful…read moreemployees! Plus whimsical, fun tee shirts, candles, items for the home.

Loving seeing the men's line at the new Lana's location (Lana's was originally on the other side of…read morethe street and down the block on the Kalamazoo Mall but moved into the space previously held by Sticks & Stones. While the Kalamazoo Sticks & Stones location has closed, the Portage location is still open). The new location is slightly more spacious and offers a little more in the gift department in addition to the new men's line.

Cute cute cute! This place explodes with color -- I could tell from the one brief glance at their…read morewindow display from the intersection of Oakland and Parkview that I was going to be all about this place. I adore the store layout and just about every stitch of clothing inside -- although I did experience a bit of sticker shock when I glanced at price tags. My eye gravitated to a luxuriously soft light sweater-cape in a pale pink with bright pink polka dots that I was hoping might be on sale since it's a bit too warm for the current season. No such luck ... it was almost $300. Sigh ... I moved on. Found the cutest little fuchsia and orange sundress. D'oh ... nearly $300 again. I have a hard time parting with that much money for clothing that only gets a few months use since it's only hot in Michigan for a few months of the year. If I lived in Florida, it would absolutely be worth the splurge. There are quite a few more budget-friendly items at Tulips, including one new clothing line that's closer to the $50 mark, but this season's line from them wasn't in the vibrant colors that made the rest of Tulip's apparel appeal so much. They also have some wonderful travel-friendly, wrinkle free clothes that I'll be sure to check out next time I'm planning to go on vacation. Jewelry, too, is very affordable and bright and pizzazy ... I posted a bunch of pictures on yelp. This would be a great spot to stop for gifts as well as they had gorgeous beach blankets in vibrant patterns (flamingos, anchors, peacock feathers and other themes), Derby hats and other fun tchotchkes. Tulips is a now a must-stop spot for me when I'm in the Oakwood Plaza neck of the woods. What a great little area to shop local! I highly recommend wandering the whole area and popping in to all the great local spots.

The best little clothing store in Kalamazoo. Wonderful staff and unique styles.read more

What a great addition to Texas Township. Lee & Birch is a ladies boutique clothing and accessory…read morestore that has 3 other locations in West Michigan. This is my first time to shop at any Lee & Birch store. The Texas Township store is bright and well organized. The clothing is well displayed and they have a well stocked store with sweaters, jeans, and tops & blouses I was looking for a dress, but didn't find one that fit my style. Besides clothing, they also carry Sorel boots, coats, hats, lingerie, and a great variety of jewelry and accessories. I did in fact find a really cute ring that I just love. The sales staff is very friendly. They checked on me but were not overbearing or pushy. I signed up for their rewards program and plan on attending their November 16 Dress Up event, which will feature Pink Lemonade, Lee & Birch and Tulips Little Pop Up Shop. I'm looking forward to shopping again at Lee & Birch. It's my type of store.

Lauren was very quick to acknowledge me as soon as I walked into the store. She helped me pick out…read moresome last minute Christmas gifts. Job well done. Thank you for the personable shopping experience.

An offering from HandMade Kalamazoo, this is the most adorable shop ever. Located just downtown on…read moreBurdick, it is a bright, airy space filled with treasure...and all of it locally made. THIS is the kind of shopping I love to do. We purchased several things for various gift exchanges, and then spent the rest of our time there making wish lists for ourselves. Gwen was extremely helpful and kind, and if the rest of the staff are like her, then this is the best-staffed shop in town. We were made to feel SO WELCOME! There is a wide range of pricing, so whatever your budget, you'll find something to love...whether for yourself (highly recommended) or others (who will love your gift!). Go!

What's better than the already incredible boutique Earthly Delights? The fact that when the…read moreoriginal owner retired, the beloved local jeweler and boutique Amy Zane stepped up to take over. Amy will be celebrating the Grand Opening of the business under her ownership at the October Art Hop (Friday, Oct. 6, '17). She's already added some new product lines to the store, several of which hit more easily affordable price points both in the gift and attire sections of the store. She's also picked up the Desigual product line (originally Sydney boutique in the Radisson had dibs on Desigual in our area, but the store closed Sept. 30, 2017). Desigual is slated to hit the Earthly Delight racks in January.

Love the vibe of this store. If your downtown its definitely a cute boutique to check out most of…read moretheir products look like they are sourced from various entrepreneurs that really spend time on their craft, from soaps, to interesting lamps, I saw some cool photography cards of the night sky and various beautiful locations, handmade jewelry with authentic looking gem stones, cute dresses, even some baby clothes, and kids books, lots of interesting things to look at. It was out of my price range but im guessing it's because most products are from small local vendors or one of a kind high end type pieces. It was fun looking around

Best thing about all Macy's stores: You can order things online and they'll be shipped to the…read moreMacy's store of your choice for you to pick up, with no shipping charge. If it's apparel, you can try it on right there at pickup desk in a nearby dressing room. If you don't like it or it doesn't fit, you can return it right there at the counter. Most stores will not do all this.

This store and employee in customer service period. TAndra in customer service has zero customer…read moreservice skills a nd literally knows nothing f about verifying Macy's card identification. Will Never shop here again .. easier to drive to Schaumburg Illinois than to ever see her again.

Eclectic as all get-out -- this is a truly unique downtown gem! Love the vibe of the…read moremother-daughter team that runs this place and their flair for vibrant color, pizazzy patterns, and unusual garments. Every single time I wear my tulle skirt from Lusso I feel like a punk rock princess and I get compliments galore. It's always nice to be able to respond to those compliments with: "I got it at a cute little boutique right here in downtown Kalamazoo." Some of their clothing is probably a bit too extra for the average Kalamazooan, but if you find the just-right occasion, you'll look red-carpet worthy in them, and they have some everyday wear as well. Definitely worth a pop-in when you're wandering along the mall.