Kind workers and interesting interior. Unique, minimalist pieces in mostly earth tones.read more

I still love this boutique! They stock many ethical labels in natural fibers. Run by nice people.read more

My son was in search of black shoes/boots for work. There…read moreis a large selection of Everything!!! He found black leather Chelsea Boots for $49.99 & Black slip in Adidas for $54.97. The final total cost was $84.96. Yes, $84.96 for boots & Sneakers. It's not what you make, but what you keep. The store representative was kind at check out and answered questions regarding return policy of non-clearance items.

Honestly, organized chaos here. I think there is 2-3 floors worth of merchandise. It honestly gave…read moreoff vibes of a Burlington. From the moment I walked in I personally was a little overwhelmed. The name Nordstrom leads me to expect a certain vibe, this did not hit that. The shoe area is a good size, but tiny aisles. It was pretty organized. There is some areas to sit, but not enough. There were people sitting on the floor. There were many racks throughout. There is lots of departments like kids, mens, womens, shoes, bags, suitcases and much more. There is a lot to sift through. The pricing was in my opinion a little high. I can find items one sale, cheaper especially with a coupon. I am sure I made a face at some of the pricing like, "Um really. You want that much for that?" The staff were ok. I had one who tried to help, but he was new so he was unsure on the answer. I ended up not staying too long. I was just there for shoes, and walked out empty handed.

I stopped in while visiting from Chicago and it was such a pleasant surprise! It's hard to find…read moreincredible service like they offer along with warm clientele. Based on how it's merchandised, you wouldn't know the shop is full of treasures. I highly recommend this store and plan on going back.

I live in Manhattan but pop into this shop whenever I'm in the area. I appreciate the warm service…read moreand curated styles there. Throughout the years I have purchased handbags, totebags, trousers and a beautiful dress; the dress just a few weeks ago. The shop specializes in classy and quality clothing.

Accidentally walked in here and bought a purse I didn't need so what's not to like?…read more The lady who worked there was lovely, it's a packed little store with a little bit of everything. I think the prices are very reasonable but can't speak for anyone else's pockets. If you need a little trinket or gift or something with character, or if you're a crystal girlie, I'd highly recommend

Urban Princess is like an oasis of positive energy…read more So many unique items like caps, purses, clothes, candles, etc. There is a cute little section with items for sale. Nice wine dispensers or wine bags perfect for a BYOB outing. They even go live Wednesday's on FB to showcase items. I went back the next day and purchased 2 soft flowing comfi jumpers. While walking through the store I recalled purchasing a seatbelt purse years ago from this gem of the South Street District.

This review is based solely on customer service at this establishment. The wares are beautiful and…read morewell curated, and although pricey, they're great pieces. But I was appalled with how I was treated by one of the employees there. I had been chatting with one of the owners, I think- Ariel? She was sweet as could be and shared my enthusiasm over an amazing eggplant wool dress and coat from the fifties. She told me the price and after admiring it I decided to try it on. By this time, Ariel had stepped out and another female employee stepped in. I remarked to her that it was so beautiful and I'd like to try it on, to which she sneered, very obviously looked me up and down, and said, "well, it only really fits a size 2...". Not that it makes any difference what size I am, but I'm between a 4 and 6 and was appalled at her rudeness. I asked the waist measurement (it was definitely larger than a 2) and she didn't know. When I said I'd like to give it a try, she scoffed and said, "well, it's $250, so don't force it". Excuse me?! How dare she say something like that! I'm not a child who is unaware of the delicacy of vintage clothing, and am not disillusioned about my size- I did try it on and it all fit except for the bust, because the waist was very high up on the dress and I have a long torso. The girl asked if it fit, and I told her the bodice was too short, and she replied that the original owner was very short and petite. That's what she should've told me about the size-I'm tall, around 5'9", and it would be very obvious it wouldn't fit if it was tailored for a short woman. Instead she made it about weight with her tone and comments. She then tried to get me to try on the original clothing line, saying it goes well with an "hourglass" shape, but I was so furious and embarrassed that I left. No one should be commenting on anyone's size, no matter how veiled, and to assume I would damage the garment? Uncalled for, unacceptable, and just plain mean. It was not said out of concern for the dress- it was malicious and very ill intended. I also felt like she was insinuating I couldn't afford it, anyway. I'll not return to be treated to poorly, and that's a shame, because this shop has potential.

I love it. Sweet selection of men's vintage, tons of interesting housewares and antiques, and a…read moresmall, tight selection of women's vintage. However the most exciting bit is the original Earl Salko lines of clothes by Ariel, who is always there at the sewing machine and helping people find something. I bought a dress here after admiring the simple lines and unfussy design of a dress in the window. I didn't have time to try it on, and when it didn't look just right (too shiny for daytime wear) I brought it back and Ariel exchanged it for a more work-appropriate dress, no problem. Everyone who works here is super sweet and goes out of their way to help you in a non-intrusive manner. Joyously recommended to fans of vintage and super-simple, locally made clothes.

I couldn't believe that I had not written a review for Wander, since it one of my favorite local…read moreplaces to shop. I have been patronizing this lovely AA female owned boutique since it opened it doors over 2+ years ago. The owner Sharonda is endearing and welcoming as well as quite fashionable in her own right. In the heart of Collingswood, this little slice of fashion is a nice contemporary business in the cornucopia of restaurants and other organic stores lining the evolving neighborhood of Collingswood. The boutique is airy and modern with white walls framed with floating shelves and wood elements. The clothes are chic and encompass sweaters, jeans, leggings, hats, jumpers, tops/shirts, jewelry, rings, scarves, tunics, dresses and more with an array of colorful pieces which are reasonably priced. I have never left out of the store without buying something. I enjoy shopping here and have even brought my family here when they visited me. And they too found themselves indulging in a tad of retail therapy. This is a awesome place to find an entire outfit or pieces. If you are looking for gifts for women of any age you can find it her and it is a excellent place to buy gifts for that special person in your life. As one can tell, I am a true admirer of this boutique and keep coming back due to the exceptional customer service as well as the diverse selection of fashion.

Lovely little boutique nestled in the heart of Collingswood. Great selection of comfortable women's…read morewear, hats, purses, sunnies, and jewelry. A jumpsuit caught my eye from the door but they didn't have my size and the owner made a few recommendations in similar styles (she even grabbed from the sales rack which I feel happens very rarely these days). Ended up getting a jumpsuit in a lovey blue-gray based on her recommendations. The small things really do make a difference! After purchasing my items and heading out I noticed that the "travel" theme carried through to the end. She had placed a wanderlust style sticker on the tissue paper wrapping. It was a small thing that made me smile when unwrapping it when I got home.

Saw this place finally closed, thought I left this review years ago but I didn't. I bought jeans…read morefrom them and said I might buy a black pair eventually. The owner kept sending me messages on instagram inquiring if I am going to buy the black denim. I stopped responding and he eventually called my place of work at the time and said I tried to steal something but put it back. I gave this business money and he tried to get me fired from my job. Glad this place is closed, good for that guy!

I love Philadelphia and am proud to be from here. But I have never encountered anyone as rude as…read morethe salesperson at this store in my life. While the store was supposed to be open for business, the door was locked and I had to wait outside for the salesperson to even acknowledge me, much less to open the door. He finally came to the door fully masked and cracked the door open leaving only enough room to toss a mask at me before he would even consider letting me in. Needless to say, I walked away. The issue wasn't the mask, the issue was his rudeness. How is this place even in business? Don't waste your time - so many other great stores in the area -even right across the street. This place sucks.

I was walking to breakfast and stumbled upon this thrift store for working professionals…read more Everything was reasonably priced and the store was clean. I ended up buying a belt and Good American jeans for only $30. Overall, I'd come back here again on my next travels.

This is the type of non-profit you don't need or even know that it exists until, well, you do! They…read moreserve a variety of clients such as those experiencing housing issues, recently incarcerated, and the transgender community also. There are around 150 referring agencies that work with The Wardrobe & appointments with a referral can get 6 items of clothing free plus accessories and/or toiletries etc. Highly recommend as a place to donate gently used women's clothing, especially clothing geared towards work interviews or dresses for women transitioning. Also a supportive and helpful resource for those who work for any of their referring partner agencies.