What an amazing find!…read more First thing to know is that they have two stores down the block from each other: one is vintage clothing for men and women. The other is a wondrous collection of vintage bridal wear. I was impressed with both stores. The prices are fair and even the music they play in the store is cool and fun! But the vintage wedding store was the coolest in my opinion. They have a whole wall of vintage wedding dresses that are arranged chronologically by decade. They have every style imaginable: prairie, Victorian, baby doll, preppy, fairytale, boho, lace, 80s, you name it! They also have vintage veils and shawls and jewelry. I was particularly taken by a vintage white turban that had a long veil attached to it, but i don't think i'm cool enough to pull it off at my wedding LOL. Very special stores. The people who run them are super nice too.

Items they have sourced are over the top elegant. You can literally wear 50% of their inventory…read moretoday! Without hesitation and not look like you are wearing a costume.

Went for the vintage coach market and honestly would never even step foot back on this…read moreestablishment. Prices were insane and every bag had some sort of rip or stain. $125 for a bag with makeup stains all in the inside?? Yeah no thanks. Not to mention the fact that i dmed on instagram to ask about the bags and i was left on seen? That's weird. Inside the store itself was also ridiculously prices. $25 for a used wallet that has some clear signs of use.. yikes. If you're ever in the area, don't even consider looking at this place, let alone giving them your money.

The absolute cutest store! Trinkets, mystery boxes, clothes, accessories, blind boxes. A must go…read moreto on the Cape. The owner Jess is the sweetest girly pop too!

I went in looking for a particular type of item (a nice vest) and the staff were very helpful in…read morehelping to locate all available options. The price was also right!

What a great find! There is something for everyone in this stylish boutique. The prices are great,…read moreand the owner and staff are friendly and have good taste. There is a wide selection of women's clothing from fun and funky to elegant and sophisticated. There is also a nice but small selection of very cool men's clothing. They have a nice selection of jewelry and an ecclexgic and charming array of housewares tucked here and there. My daughter loved the jewelry purchased as a gift. The shop is located in Orleans which is convenient from any part of the Cape. Definetly worth a stop. Local Color is a real hidden gem.

Very nice church thrift shop. The selection and setup reminded me of goodwill, but imagine being…read moresurrounded by a church-like community. It was nice and quiet in there, and lots of people frequently visit this place in search of good finds. The prices were very cheap, although they only accept cash or checks for payment.

If you like to thrift, check this place out. It's clean, well lit, organized and there's plenty of…read moreroom to explore. There are dressing rooms as well! I bought two pairs of beautiful men's pants yesterday for $6 each! Past purchases included gorgeous tablecloths. The women who run the store are very friendly.

Best store on the Cape, 100%. I go here and it's weird that it's called a "Jewlery Store" when it's…read moreso much more than that. It's got the best CD and Vinyl selection I've ever seen, with the CD's being at a really good price. The clothing is unique and you genuinely won't find it anywhere else. The sticker selection is amazing too. There's a lot of "hippy" stuff here too, and it's fire. Come here AT LEAST once. It will not disappoint.

Earth House has been a discovery of ours many years back, and it's still living the name. A lot of…read moremusic albums you'll find are unbelievable, names that ring a bell and some, not. They even sell clothing as well with a decent variety. Also, they have a number of toys and books. There's something here for everyone. Be careful of the stairs, as it's narrow and items hung on the wall. The store is kept up, organized, and cleaned, which is why it's still open today.

Went to an estate sale in March - I found pricing to be excellent. The staff wasn't overly clingy…read more(always a plus at estate sales), but willing to help with questions. We walked away with a gorgeous Howard Miller grandfather clock for $50!

Would not recommend them to do an estate sale. They were a bit too cavalier with an attitude that…read morethey are doing you a favor. They do not give you an itemized list on what your larger items sold for so basically your share is what they give you. Pricing is geared towards their following at the home owners expense. Items were either over priced and didn't sell even at 50% off or under priced basically giving the items away. The owner of the company spent very little time on the sale and left his right hand person to run it but then did not uphold agreements she had made with the owner.

There is a little bit of everything here, and a separate "house" for children's toys and games…read more(lots of jigsaw puzzles). It can be a grand adventure to poke around in all of this stuff - lots of glassware and plates, and all kinds of kitchen ware for those looking to stock up supplies for their vacation houses. Books and CDs and DVDs, too.There's also big stuff for outdoors - small furniture, beach supplies. And the best part - it's all free (although you need a town sticker to enter). I usually bring a recyclable shopping bag and I've gotten some really great stuff. And you can just take it all back if it's served its temporary purpose. The only downside is that there isn 't a whole lot of parking and sometimes you have to wait to park.

new treasures discovered among the bric-a-brac : scrabble…read moredictionary a set of "baccarat"* cider cups cool old tins and some day to be old tins. *they look like baccarat although they have a dubious provenance.

It was on the thrift store list so I expected it to be a thrift store. Nope - dresses $200-300+…read more And blouses $100-200+. Might be a great store but shouldn't be on the thrift store list if it doesn't want frustrated customers.

Alison from Supple Apothocary recommended we stop in to this little gift/boutique. It's on the way…read moreto Nauset Beach in E. Orleans. What a little gem of a spot. It's chock full of unique gift items, lovely boutique style clothing and bric a brac. LOVE this store.

So, Westies is certainly well-organized, clean and has a very friendly staff, but the space is very…read moredated and the selection definitely caters to the older folks. While prices are reasonable and the brands of good quality, I struggled to find something suitable for someone under the ago of, say, 60. However, this is Cape Cod, and a major chunk of the year-round population (especially in these parts) is of that vintage. So, Westies knows their audience, and they stick with it. From Dansko to Fit Flop to Sketchers, you'll find comfort is the mainstay, and support another. I accompanied my mother here who found exactly what she was looking for in a neutral, supportive sandal. While the stock is clearly self-service, there are always a few people working there, tidying and manning the front desk. Ample parking in the rear, and a great location on Main Street make this an easy shop to access, even in the crowded summer months.

My family has been going here for years, but I'm not sure why. The selection isn't impressive and…read moreservice is abysmal. When I was pregnant, I desperately needed shoes and was willing to spend $200 for any ugly pair of shoes. However, despite being the ONLY customer in the store, several employees walked past me, ignoring me, to loudly talk to each other. I specifically needed help finding the second shoe of the one I was trying on, but couldn't get anyone's attention. Not sure why this is considered an "outlet," as the average price is $150-$200 for very basic shoes. I assume the majority of customers are senior citizens, as the models of shoes look like they're for absolute comfort, not style. Go literally anywhere instead.