I ordered a bomber jacket thinking it was going to be all natural material only to receive it and…read morerealize that everything inside that comes in contact with human skin was 100% man-made Materials despite what they say . That's right,...chemical leaching plastics. Nylons ,polyester's and acrylics, it's right there on the tag but not adequately expressed on the website. The hypocrisy is laughable ,I mean seriously people, how the hell are you going to sell or even have a company called natural clothing and turn around and sell the complete opposite!!! Stop acting like you're selling the cure only to be perpetuating the poison! Shame on you!

I live in Sacramento and I have never been in this store. However, I had an experience with this…read morecompany that was so impressive, I just had to share! I ordered a dress online from Natural Life (a different company). I tried to return it, but accidentally mailed it to Natural Clothing Company. Alina paid to mail the dress back to me, and included a very nice letter explaining my mistake. Random act of kindness very much appreciated! If I lived in Snohomish, I would definitely support a shop with such amazingly kind employees!

Don't shop here- owner is money oriented. My mom has a language barrier because English is not her…read morefirst language. Before she bought a dress, she asked Anna Marie what the return policy is (our first time to this store on the block). Store credit was not mentioned, just return or exchange within 14 days of purchase. Great, so she bought it. When we came back within the 14 day window, we asked the store rep for a return, with receipt and tag, never worn. She called Anna Marie who asked the rep "what item is it", "how much did she spend?", etc. questions. Why does it matter how expensive the item is before you make a decision? We asked to talk to her on the phone and asked for an exception this one time for a refund and not store credit. She said no, absolute zero flexibility. She asked to send store credit via email, no thanks. We grabbed a shirt and apron, paid extra, and walked out, because we won't be back. I get it's a business, but that's not the best approach. Post signs, be transparent about your policy. Don't tell us it's on the receipt after the item has been purchased. It's not about the $58, it's about the principle and about my mom feeling bad that she didn't know what questions to ask and how. We would have been happy to return if she would have expressed understanding or talked to us in a way that hospitable, as we are locals and frequent this block. We've never had issues with any other stores here. Update: She called to "explain herself" and to tell me that she needed the price and the item details to know what vendor it belonged to. That doesn't change anything about being money oriented.. That was the first thing she's concerned about and didn't care about the circumstances - I heard the phone call. And she still could have done the return regardless of vendor - she didn't deny that. She didn't care earlier we said there is lack of transparency about the store credit, and didn't care about the language barrier. She said she called to "explain herself" about that too since she is a fellow POC herself. Oh, funny how she cares about that now.. We saw her face to face when she came into the store later to do the exchange for my mom. Not a single word then, she only said "sorry you have to return the dress". To add insult to injury.. when I asked over and over why she's calling us, she kept repeating "I'm calling to explain myself." Not apologetic, not admitting any wrong, just concerned about how she's perceived. I'm not changing my review, and we'll take our business to every other store on 1st street.

I love this shop! Shop owner is so kind and caring, and it shows in her creation of fashion wear…read morehats, scrunches, earrings, etc. I have 3 hats so far and like to get gifts for my dear friends. One of my main shop stops on first. If you're looking for a cozy hat this winter, this is the place to go!

Joyworks was a cool surprise, the store was bigger than we were expecting and the inventory was…read moregreat! Upstairs and down there were so many things to see and browse. We found a few little souvenirs. Well worth the visit! Great service, great selection!

I always find a few new things to wear. Lots of new styles! Funand a good mix of affordable!read more

Huge location with an ever changing inventory. There are so many household items at such great…read moreprices. Parking was good as well.

Solid thrift store. Prices were all cheap. A lot of clothing options. There were people working,…read moreand they seemed cordial enough. We'll be back.

Deli. Reduced fried chicken dated today tastes DAYS old…read more Bought it for the cat, but she won't eat it. Removed the fried crispy husk too ...

So, I stopped in at Fred Meyers in Snohomish yesterday. Here's my review…read more.. I was INUNDATED with...wait for it...nice and helpful employees. Yep. Okay, I admit, this is not exactly breaking news for those of us who shop here on a regular basis but that doesn't mean it doesn't need to be noticed. For example, let's talk about Kathy at the seafood and meat counter. There was this lovely customer in one of the little motorized shopping carts who needed assistance and Kathy was incredibly kind and helpful. I know, I know, that's her job, but she did it with a smile and a lot of patience. How cool is that? She also made sure to acknowledge me, and other customers as they approached, to make sure we knew she saw us. Like they say, it is the littlest things that are so appreciated. My checker, May, was a sweetheart; helpful, friendly and super-efficient. We got through almost the entire order, and I realized I had forgotten my ID in my truck (apparently 60-ish is the new 21 Hahahaha but having owned a C-Store I have no problem with following a protocol that can be quite expensive if not followed). She could not have been more understanding, pausing my order as I dashed outside to fetch it. No rolling of eyes, no judgement, just a "customer-first/no problem" attitude. And, as I was heading out with my wildly full cart, I couldn't help but notice this gal (I found out her name was "Bella" from Elly, another delightful employee at customer service) who was happily dashing between checkout stands helping bag groceries wherever she was needed. It goes without saying (but it shouldn't) that their produce is fantastic. Their fresh flowers are gorgeous. The Copper River salmon I bought from Kathy was incredible...I could go on and on. Oh, and the lavender plants they had out front for $8.99 a piece? WOW! YAY! I know I can forget how much work it takes to make a big store like Fred Meyers run well. I also believe it is proof positive of great management within that store when it does. Employees who trust in their bosses work harder. It's just human nature. We are blessed to have this particular store in our town. Go there, you will agree.

I love this store especially because of its location. I have not been to any mall stores in the…read morelast 5 years. If they decide to close, then I would have to either do Amazon or mall shopping as I have had back and hip surgery. I am now just able to get around and look forward to shopping in the store.

Probably the worst customer service I have ever had. I went there on Saturday afternoon about 3…read moreo'clock, and the girl was so rude to me. I used to shop at Kohl's all the time, but I will never be heading back there again. The girl at returns wouldn't even talk or smile and just threw stuff against the wall. I think she was having a really bad day. I won't be back.

Not a bargain store anymore. This used to be a decent place…read moreto find deals on overstocked items. Things were discounted 10-20% compared to buying them online or big box stores. However, recently I noticed that the price difference is negligible and you are essentially paying almost the same amount as if you were buying it at Walmart /Amazon /Costco. I rather pay one or two percent more and buy directly from Amazon/ Costco so I can get warranty, get it shipped to my doorstep, and make use of the return policy. Not sure how these guys are still in operation.

The listings they have are inaccurate. I found an item of theirs online and spoke to the manager to…read moreconfirm it was the correct item and asked for it to be put on hold. After driving over an hour to pick it up I was told they didn't have the item in the photo that I had confirmed with them. Super disappointed in my experience. Also, after returning home, I noticed that the new item I purchased had dents and scratches all over it. Even though the sales associate told me it was in perfect condition. You may get some good deals here but overall not a great experience.

Wow, impressive and AMAZING service. My friend and I decided to stop in on our way to an event, and…read morewe fell in love. The owner is a genuinely nice human, and answered all our questions. There is something about the smell of leather, and it's the first thing that greets you when you walk in the door. I was so happy to learn that a pair of cool boots could be purchased for $100 or less.

Never spend your money here!! Ever!!…read moreWanted a "real" cowgirl hat, so my sweet hubby bought me a gift certificate to surprise me. Walked in to a nearly empty store soon after they opened & was ask what I needed almost immediately by a kind sales person.Was thinking it was going to be a nice experience!! Could not have been more wrong. The sales person directed me to "Lance", who was helping another person when I came in. Lance asked my name & then said it wrong, so seeing his hearing aids I corrected him. Big mistake!!!!! He was such a jerk from that moment on I should have left. But it was a gift & I already knew my husband would be disappointed if I left. After Lance showed me a $1,000 hat & I told him I was not in the market for one in that price point he smirked & said, " well I didn't think you were". So I pointed to one I thought I'd like to try on. He then decided to lecture me on color. I'm a retired interior decorator, so I told him that. He immediately walked me to the front of the store to show me he opened it 50 years ago, even though he was a criminal attorney!!! What the what? Then he was angry because I told him I had seen a video about how the hats were formed with steam, which he specialized in. Bad choice. He then ignored me & waited on 4 men while I was standing there. He kept telling those men I knew everything & he was such a nasty, rude, angry old piece of skin, while thinking he was being funny. I spoke to all of them at one point & said "this guy is a real jerk". They all agreed. But one let me know that he is really good at fitting hats. Before I left I told the sales person that people like old Lance just need to not be in public & that person also agreed with me, but told me Lances schedule so I could avoid him if I ever came back. Lance, you're a miserable, angry old man who thinks a little western store is a special place, but I found the exact hat on Amazon!!! Guess what, it wasn't any more that you charged me for it, even though you told me you should have charged me more!!!! I was hoping you would read this & remember how you treated me, but I'm certain that you have no idea about the internet, since absolutely everything you do is written & in carbon copies!!! Lots of boots & hates. Horrible owner. Don't shop there when you can buy everything elsewhere. But do go & try stuff on, then put it back in the wrong place. I'll be rearranging boots & hats if I ever go in again. I would like to give this place a minus rating.