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This was my first visit to a Nordstrom Rack. The one in Union Square has a prime location right…read moreabove the subway and right across from the park. Descending into the basement, I immediately noticed that it was kind of warm down there, not an ideal shopping temperature. Luckily I was able to find what I wanted to shop for pretty easily and considered the prices to be reasonable. The dressing room was not clearly marked, and it was for both men and women. The whole room had seen better days. Lastly, the line to pay was moving as slow as slugs due to minimal cashiers but thankfully some more joined to help out. It wasn't a perfect shopping experience so I'm in agreement with the current Yelp rating of 3.1 stars.

This is my favourite place to shop in NYC, by far. The collection is stylish, singular and ethical…read more The owner is genuine and has an eye for what fits you and what doesn't. Warmly recommended. You will come out looking more stylish than you ever have.

This edgy boutique in Chelsea will soon become a favorite with urban, handmade, and eco-friendly…read moreclothes - you'll definitely keep coming back to check out the large selection of "wearable art." Such interesting pieces can be found as an origami-structured suits or basic knitwear with unexpected details. Lingo has pieces that allow anyone to show a little personality edge without standing too far out in the crowd. With brands such as Prairie Underground (great organic sweat shirts), Butter dresses, Nature vs. Nurture, Kelly Lane, and Filly, you are sure to find something quirky and unique. The owner Shin Yee Man knows how to choose clothes that are accessible enough for everyone, but have a one-of-a-kind, handmade quality that makes them more personal. A favorite is Cinderloop's grey draped tunic with uncommon red string that tucks and pulls to create a unique shape ($148). Most dresses range from $100-$180 and tops from $30-$100. Some collections are by local designers and organic and handmade pieces can easily be found. The accessories are just as unique as the clothes, with purses, belts, hats, wallets, clutches, earrings, rings, bracelets, and necklaces found throughout the store. Eccentric bright jewelry are made of beads, feathers, string, precious stones, and silver and range from $20-$150, with the most unique rings made from Horn and Seed Pod for $20-$90. The one-of-a-kind custom leather belts have intricate buckles and are worn in beautifully ($100-$150). Featured Boutique July 2009 - The Boutique of the Week

Purdy Girl has fabulous items, apparel and accessories at affordable prices, that won't break your…read morepocket.

I'm pretty shocked by all of the high reviews. The quality of the items in the store are akin to…read moreH&M (at more than double the price). I regret our purchase only days later as threads come out all over.

Beautiful selection of clothing at a great value! Also great gifts and chachkies like candles,…read morejewelry etc. The clothing itself is super nice, unique and beautiful. The boutique is a lovely experience, very homey and welcoming. The service is excellent and the woman who helps me (not sure of her name!) is kind and professional, not thirsty for commission. I love love love shopping here! Please support these wonderful small businesses!

Rachel seems to always know what I like when new things come in she sends me pictures I'm disabled…read moreand I can't always come to the store and she sends it to me if only all boutiques were so conscious and thoughtful love this place

Well-curated but not overly edited vintage. My favorite part of shopping here is how sweet the…read moregirls who run the store are. Good vibes through and through. So many of my most loved wardrobe staples are from Duo. The best!

Very stuck up vibes- the salesperson will not address or acknowledge you as a human even if you're…read morethe only person in the store...

Peaches & Cream have beautiful clothes at affordable prices. I think that I'm in love. I definitely…read moredon't need any more clothes. They moved from down the block to this new location a month ago.

THIS IS NOT A THIFT STORE....Wondering if anyone else had said something about my SPOT....old…read morereviews!! You need an update!! This place is still going strong while others on Nassau Street have closed. Always filled with City workers and others Downtown office workers seeking bargains....now run a very nice guy who sometimes has his wife helping him out....right now everything is $4.99 and even a 2 for $5 rack with goodies...you will find items from QVC, HSN, The Loft, Macy's, green label Ralph Lauren, Chico's, Talbots, even Tahari...If you have time to got through the crowded racks treasures are there....

Not the best quality clothing or the most stylish, but if you need a sweater that you forgot to…read morebring to work with you, or if you are patient and have a good eye you can do well here. Basics are their business and there's nothing wrong with that. You can't be too mad a paying only $5.

Cloth is lovely - not because I need anything in this shop, but because I want everything in this…read moreshop! I focused on the summer sale rack and the transitional season pieces. I found a number of pieces are that surprisingly "global" in fabric and textile design - Japan, India, Indonesia - with simple, clean, architectural drape and shape. The owner has a fine eye for such pieces which are hard to come by. Amanda was working when I dropped by and she is kind, helpful, really sweet - and she knows her merchandise inside and out.She's also a fine artist/painter, so her eye is fabulous. Btw: this is a fine place to buy unique items that can't be found in every other "Brooklyn" boutique in town because irony and hipsterism are held in check. Whew!

We came in to shop but my wife had fallen on the sidewalk a block earlier and needed some…read moreattention. The person in the store who helped us was very gracious, providing wipes and bandages and even doing some of the triage herself! Five stars for that, plus it's a great women's clothing store and we will surely be back the next time we are in town!

I have been a fan of Cloak and Dagger since my days of working at Metrotech in downtown Brooklyn…read more Last weekend I was making my way down to the museum when I noticed their east village location. Wow!! Talk about gorgeous! I wanted every Zooey Deschanel Peter Pan collared dress and leather booties in the shop. This season was almost Wes Anderson movie lay out. There was little circular green suitcases, patterned shirts, colored slacks and fun printed little scarves for purse flare. I also loved the way the styled the model in a feminine slightly rocker look. The real drool-worthy item in my opinion is the Opening Ceremony purse with a small metal hand closure! Stunning! And with a pair of Andy Warhol's Factory silver shoes styled underneath the purse! Fabulous! The clerk showed me the wallet and it had a black hand with red nail polish closure and the coin purse inside even had a little hand as an opener. This is also a great place to find cards for many occasions! Thank you's and birthday cards are the popular ones. And adorable and soaps for when you have out of town guest! My favorite has to be the double printed pineapple wall paper! It made me happy and I wanted all for myself. I will be making more visits to this little shop and my wardrobe will thank me and my wallet will hate me. We can't all be happy. Sorry wallet!

Really beautiful pieces but it's super pricey. Not a lot of options but definitely well curatedread more

I bought the most beautiful dress from this store. I got it for a great price. I love this store…read morebecause they have plus size dresses available. And the staff is always friendly and eager to help.

From the owner: We are a small modest clothing boutique that carries womens and kids clothes and accessories (like…read morehats, some shoes, some jewellery). We aim to give good customer service. Come visit. Totally her