I've been a loyal 218gift.com shopper for years. I have some XL sweatshirts that are now way too…read morebig. Sometimes their sizes are fitted. You need to really read the description properly before ordering. I usually order when there is a sale or promotion. I've shopped here at the 218 brick and mortar location twice. Today I bought a skinny insulated can cooler saying ope, ope, ope. No, I don't drink white claws. I like Aspire energy drinks. Later yesterday on facebook they had a promo. I paid full price in the store WTH. I sent an email with receipt number and time. They will refund the 20% difference. It helps to be a loyal customer. They used to have a partnership with Sota Clothing. They offer free shipping. I've been very satisfied with my online purchases and shipping is very fast to the metro area. One tiny complaint is there is no bathroom. I was directed to the store next door.

Best online store for Minnesota apparel!!! Great quality and great prices. Free shipping too…read more Haven't visited in person store yet but I'm sure it's lovely.

Darling boutique with unique clothing. So many boutiques have similar styles and clothing. Yellow…read moreUmbrella clearly goes to different markets to find their darling clothes.

Wow, not that I am a completely judgmental urban snob, but I would have never expected a place this…read morecool in Bemidji. It reminded me of I Like You, a cute crafty gift shop in Minneapolis. I stopped in on a whim while I was in town for work and I wish I wouldn't have been so broke, because there were a ton of really cool things to buy. My favorite were the neon colored necklace holding antlers. There was also a very wide selection of really awesome prints. For a smaller shop, the selection was pretty awesome. Everything from baby things to knit goods, candles to jewelry.

Nice little thrift store with plenty of items to go through. Bought w couple of cookbooks for 1…read moreeach and some kitchen tools that you just can't find anymore. Check it out!

Oh how I love small town thrift stores. We lucked into this one on a half price day where the…read morewhole store was 50% off. The store is well organized and stocked with a variety of items. We liked the kids toys, books and kitchen items. Lots of cute Christmas decorations and fun cabin decorations, like those "welcome to the lake" plaques. It's perfect for stocking up your cabin in the Northwoods.

I recently visited the trading post in its new-ish location. Although it is smaller than the…read moreprevious location, there are still plenty of beautiful earrings, moccasins, and beads in stock and room for more. There are also two sweet dogs to love on. I would like to see some more artist info and educational signage or literature. This seems like a perfect setting to help people who may not be familiar with the local Native cultures to learn more.

Neat place! They have handcrafted Indian jewelry, arrows,…read morespecialty bead work etc. They also have t-shirts, moccasins, boxes, you name it. I am always greeted by a helpful clerk and promptly assisted when I need help.

Value $mart Retail Consignment should NOT be considered a consignment store. The items are…read moreoverpriced, and the quality is poor. I spent over an hour looking, but nothing impressed me. The store is dirty, the lightening is poor, and there is a older man in a truck pointing at people to have them park in certain spots.

Absolutely my favorite store in town! This huge building is clean, well-organized, and full of…read moretreasure. I look forward to shopping in the 70% off section, where I've found great clothing items (for me and my toddler son) for a couple dollars. I've also found kitchenware, furniture, entertainment, toys, books, and lots more! Value Smart is my first stop whenever I'm looking to buy something.

Great clean store very well arranged. Prices are ok ...lots of new Halloween stuff up front. Very…read morenice employees...

This is probably the smallest and dumpiest Goodwill I've ever been in. The ones in the metro are…read more100 times bigger, cleaner and nicer. I found nothing but crap donations and nothing to buy.

Gift/clothing store in Walker. I like them because the offer all sizes (not just the smaller…read moresizes). I picked out a couple of items (one was 40% off) but didn't have any cash with me so friendly cashier held my choices overnight.

The absolute worst experience in a store ever. My daughter's and I were browsing and enjoying…read moreourselves before we noticed the shop owners (small older male and female) were stalking us around the store. They would pretend they were organizing shelves so they could watch us as if we were theives. My daughter's and myself felt so violated.

There's something about small town out of metro thrift stores. Here the prices are dirt cheap…read more Mainly donated goods and things I didn't need. The basement has tons of clothes. I bought a Ron Gardenhire, former MN Twins head coach autographed photo. It was only 50 cents. There was a sign free vase, mug or glass with any purchase. With my keen eye, I found a Fiesta brand mug for free. I was passing through from Bemidji to Moorhead. I think it supports the local DAC or Day Activity Center for people with challenges.