The spot smelled so good!…read more Clothing had great heart. Textures and materials were intriguing.

By far my favorite upscale boutique in Seattle. They have incredible brands and their clothing…read moreselection is always a perfect combo of seasonal, trendy, and comfy. We got Christmas gifts here, I've gotten shoes, dresses, scarfs, skirts, they have it all. They recently started adding pop-up racks of gorgeous vintage clothes, and I found the perfect wedding-guest dress there. If you love a trendy boutique September is for you!

Such a fun store! If you like quirky home goods, unique jewelry and clothing, or just on the hunt…read morefor something different this may be the store for you! I will note their clothing leans more on the expensive side, but what got me in here was the fact they sell DS & Durga and Zernell Gillie perfumes...some of my faves! This is a fun spot to hit up especially during the Su day market!

Really cool items here and they have lots of Korean clothes or unique goods like jewelry but I…read moredidn't find the staff to be super friendly or ask if we needed help.

BEST CONSIGNMENT STORE EVER!!!! Esme and Rania are the best, always so helpful and stylish. Highly…read morehighly recommend for a holistic selection of seasonal pieces at reasonable prices.

I love this store--it's small but well-curated and I almost always walk away with something I love…read morewhen I'm visiting family in Seattle (right down the street! Lucky me). On my last trip, I was reminded how much I like Editor when I wasted about 2.5 hours roaming U Village and left annoyed and empty handed; I spent 30 minutes at Editor and found a 1/3 price Jenni Kayne sweater that I love. Will just skip the long trip next time and go straight here.

This place was great. Amazing selection, and Gibran (the owner) is super friendly and helpful…read more There were so many cool pieces and they were surprisingly affordable! Check it out if you get a chance and support this great local shop! I know I'll be back regularly!

This is by far my favorite boutique in Seattle. The first time I went to Gibran was to buy a…read morePhinney Ridge shirt for my daughter. The owner Gibran started talking to my daughter about making her a custom T-shirt and she said she wanted a velociraptor on it He said " how about a T Rex?" And she said "no a RAPTOR!" He and my daughter sat down (found a raptor template) and designed her shirt and when it was done she loved it. Then next time I went in, I was shopping for myself. I gravitated towards my normal looks, then Gibran brought me a few items. At first, I was like this is totally not me, I will look terrible in this and I tried it on and boy was I wrong. Everything he brought me looked amazing. There were a few things I was not convinced about, only because I didn't think I could pull them off, but I ended up buying two awesome sweaters and one shirt. Today my seven-year-old and I went in to check out some of their new things and again Gibran helped style me. He knows that I wear tights/leggings all the time, but that I want to expand my look. He showed me pieces that I could wear with leggings and new things that were a little bit different. Not only did he do that, but he explained why certain things looked good on my body type. I bought a few different pieces, including one that I wasn't sure about last time. My 7 year old asked for another custom shirt and she snagged a cool tiger hat. I got a Phinney Ridge hat for my 14 year old son too. This is the place you can go and know that what you are walking out with looks amazing on you and It's not just some sales person saying "oh yeah you look great" when you clearly don't. You will get so many compliments on your outfits. Go, visit them. You definitely won't be sorry.

Horseshoe is a gem in our Ballard neighborhood. The women that work there are kind, authentic, and…read moregenuinely want to help. Normally, I am not a big shopper, I don't like buying things for myself and generally get in and get out of a retail space. Horseshoe is different. My experiences are have always been lovely and smile filled. The space is one that I am eager to step into, never rushing to step out. Some of my favorite wardrobe pieces and gifts have come from that happy little boutique. Please go. Treat yourself. You won't regret it.

Horseshoe is a fabulous women's boutique. It is small yet mighty with a lot of products. I…read moreappreciate that they change out their selection regularly and are genuinely friendly and happy to help you shop but are not pushy. Overall, it is a pleasant space and has a great selection of all price points. In the hot weather, the dressing rooms can be a bit hot and stuffy. I highly recommend you stop by next time you are in Ballard!

Is there a reason you don't display any sizes that aren't XXS-medium?…read moreAs a woman it feels like a humiliation ritual shopping here. There is not a single size large or above of any item out on display at the store. I went with my friend on Saturday and the whole experience was off putting. The workers followed us around and gave us weird looks and let us know if we needed any "other" sizes to let them know . Lol. Won't be back, thanks!

always scratches the itch that most stores in seattle don't. pretty decent selection, and the…read moreemployees are usually super sweet. also appreciate the large sale section and range of products.

Overall, a good shop with different options for clothes, jewelry, stickers, bags, etc! Anything…read morefun! They also sell men clothes (like Roark), which is nice because not every place does that! It makes it easy for me to look for things for the men in my family! I wouldn't say the service is extraordinary; just your usual cashiers doing their job! It's a bit pricy depending on what you're looking at, but not outrageous! I always want to support small businesses as opposed to bigger corporations!

I don't think it's appropriate for a store front to have profanity plastered all over their public…read morefacade. Very inappropriate. The people inside the store are also extremely rude but I shouldn't have been surprised given the unhinged profanity on the wall.

It's an "okay" consignment store that is willing to buy and resell your clothes if and only if you…read morehave what they're looking for (often times you have no clue what they'd want): sometimes mens clothes, sometimes designer brands, or maybe clothes that are still new with a tag on. Since they're based in Ballard, they're catering to the rich folks so you better have high end or close to new (less worn down) things to sell for them to resell. They do offer cash out or store credits, if they have a nice inventory, I'd prefer the store credits but often times, it's pretty hard for me to find what I love from their reselled items. I'd prefer a cash out if they even take any of my stuff. And you're always welcome to have them donate the rest.

I've always enjoyed shopping at Buffalo. This shop has a really nice curated selection of shirts…read moreand hats. If there was an older thrift store sibling then this would be it. I remember the Buffalo Exchange on the Ave and the location was massive. The buyers have a good eye for clothing and quality. I remember buying some vintage Reebok pumps and hard to find European brands. Ballard is unique and this shop reflect the non fratty clothing I often see at Crossroads. There is always a line of people selling and it's fun to sometimes find vintage. Good value and service.

Cute colorful options! I didn't end up buying anything because I didn't find anything that matched…read moremy aesthetic but I appreciate the colorful selection here.

The shop in Ballard is a dreamy place to discover primo vintage clothing both for women and men…read more It's got a vintage boutique vibe while the University location is a bit more uh, casual and a thrift shop. Ironically, the people are not the friendliest in the Ballard location- I've shopped there for years but am often ignored by the hipster sales staff even if I'm the only other person. My experience at the University is the opposite- super friendly cashier who was warm and welcoming. They have a beautiful website and Instagram page so there's lots of options to explore this exquisite (but sometimes snooty) business.

This store is incredible. I only buy second hand clothes for myself and my kids, and I've never…read morebeen to a resale store that is this organized and thoughtfully curated. I'd guess the average price point is about $15, and I always find what I need. Family photos, rain gear, snow gear, dress up - they have it all! Their staff always seems to be having actual fun while at work, and are always ready and eager to help me find something.

I use to shop this store frequently for my first before covid, prob once a week. I traded in a lot…read moreof my daughter's clothes and found a lots of HA, mini boden, etc. I recently went back as I've had two more children (boys) to try to find some good picks. It's a completely different store with a different vibe. For starters the prices are high, $119 plus tax for a used Woolino sleep sack, you can get one new from the company or amazon for a few more dollars. Another thing is that they no longer sort clothing by gender. This is incredibly annoying when shopping for boys clothing as there is prob 75% girls to boys clothing in consignments stores. I'm guessing this is due to people over buying for girls and girls not making their clothes as messy, this was the case with my children. This comment isn't designed to attack people who want to dress their children GN, it's more an annoyance that it takes significantly longer to sort though the clothes which is tough when you have 2 kids in tow. Perhaps brand back the gendered cloning and have a third GN section.