What an amazing quaint little shop. We are walking up and down Solano Avenue while we were waiting…read moreto attend a tea party and we happened into Foxglove. They had the most beautiful clothes and accessories. I ended up buying a cute little purse. The service was impeccable. The ladies that worked there were so kind. What I got was a bit pricey, but I love the purse so much that I think it was worth it. Everything there was definitely high priced, but it was also very unique and special and awesome quality. I don't think you could go to a target and get this kind of Amazing service and item so you get what you pay for I love my new little purse.

This is my favorite store for clothes & gifts in the Bay Area. Everything is thoughtfully sourced &…read morecurated putting sustainability first with out foregoing fashion while charging reasonable prices. My clothes from Foxglove are always my favorite and last forever. I especially love their jewelry selection and fun tees. The staff is great too!

Sotto Voce is a wonderful place of magical intent translated to calm reality through the method of…read moreintroducing the premium ultra chic novelties, notions, soaps and lotions and ladies' clothing in abundance and infinite changing type and variety.

**So...once again...my review was removed...** Why? Hurt feelings?…read more As I discovered this...it only gave me more incentive to address this business again...5 years later...what for? Racism. So yelp...don't have a cow...plenty of reviewers have cited racism by literally using the term "racism" in their reviews on yelp when they review other businesses...and their reviews are still up for all to read...Stop removing my honest, truthful reviews - you want an honest community...then let your reviewers speak truth, .racism exists, and plenty of yelpers call it out: In 2020 I entered Sotto Voce... in the neighborhood I grew up in, a resident of this same neighborhood since 1968 in the Thousand Oaks Neighborhood, of Berkeley, CA...daughter of a physician, and mother a nurse...all three of us hold degrees from UC Berkeley - or "Cal," as we refer to this institution of higher learning, which most people are fully aware...and 4 siblings, one who attended Cal, and the other 3 were admitted to Cal, but attended other universities... Now...back to 2020 (BTW...my daughter was given admission to every single UC...including Cal...and a full Regent's Scholarship to her choice of UC...not based on financial need, but based on academic merit...just to give this business owner an understanding that one should not offend someone and make assumptions because other people of color may have injured your sensibilities once upon a time). And...don't demean the youth of any race or age who frequent your business either...clearly you have issues. Otherwise post a sign saying "Youth not welcome." That's sarcasm...or is it... I was with my elderly mom, and daughter...daughter who is Black...and dropped them off at Sotto Voce to do Christmas shopping, as I went about to find a parking spot on busy Solano Avenue...both my daughter and mom entered Sotto Voce together. Upon my entering this business, I saw my daughter at the back of the store, doing her Christmas shopping, as my mom was at the front of the store looking at jewelry in the front glass case....what I witnessed was: A caucasian woman walking behind my daughter's every step her eyes locked in on my kid...and was no less the 3 feet from her...my daughter saw me enter and gave me a look...when I stepped closer, not saying a word to anyone, the woman departed my daughter and went back to the front...where my mom was ALL ALONE. My mom is white. I knew the expression on my daughter's face, and what was going on...The woman had zero idea that I was w/ my daughter and mom...I immediately turned around, and walked up to the front of the store where my mom was, and this woman, greeted me like I was her best pal...hmmmm....she had no idea I witnessed her profiling my kid, and no idea she herself was at that moment speaking to another Black woman...yeah, it's like that. My daughter later told me what happened from the very beginning...that this woman was "on her from the moment she stepped into this store." I proceeded to drop a good $225.00 for Christmas gifts, and did not address this woman because not frequenting her business any longer speaks louder, and my elderly mother was present, and both my daughter and I were trying to have a nice day with her...we just want this woman to understand that if she is the owner, or if she's not... Black people know when others are acting irrationally...we are a well established BLACK family from your business's neighborhood...so please don't assume my kid was looking to steal from you...you have offended three generations of Berkeley residents in one fell swoop...who really have nothing more to say to you...this review stands. You made a great kid feel like she doesn't belong in your store...and traumatized her...and frankly, she's too good for for your store. She's such a great kid, she had no problem w/ me spending money in your store...because we don't hate...we speak the truth...but not with hate. She found a few things her grandmother loved (my mom) and we were not going to allow such an experience ruin our day. In a quiet voice (sotto voce) we will never, ever patronize your business again... The End.

I love her items. I bought some time ago some Afrikan masks to hang on my walls at home. I've had…read morealot of compliments. Amberina's personality is the BEST!!! Please support this local Black business.

I highly recommend Amberina's boutique, conveniently located next to Leila's Cafe. Not just for the…read moreaptly name "adorable and affordable accessories" you find there -- beautiful scarves, earrings, hand bags and much more -- but for Amberina herself. Her kind and vivacious spirit will light up your day. Stepping into her store brought me back to the days when people had time to chat and to get to know their neighbors. She will be your instant best friend, I promise!

I read the NYT article about this place and was intrigued enough to pop in during a recent visit to…read moreBerkeley to consult the "denim witches." I told the young man helping me exactly what I was looking for, and he returned with exactly what I needed in about 2 minutes. I tried them on, and my husband was astonished at the results and, I think, a little jealous at the efficiency of this shopping experience. Very reasonably priced, too. I've been living in these Levi's since. Thank you!

During the summer, I spent 1 hour in there with the ladies on the lower level trying to find some…read morejeans/work pants. They were the most amazing, patient and detail oriented jean experts I've ever come across. I love this place. I always find some amazing Levi's or Ben Davis bottoms that are just right and comfy for me! I'll be coming back & I highly recommend.

My original experience here was great. 5 star! But their exchange policy is very strict. No…read morereturns, credit only, and you have to use it within a short time frame. I had purchased a lot of clothes there trying to support local shops and not buy online. It was super fun and I liked their style of clothing. It suited me. But when I got home I decided to bring a few items back. One has to do so within I think 7 or 10 days? I got the credit and you have to use that within 3 months. I had a hard time finding new things I wanted but had to use the credit! I bought a purse I didn't really need. I wrote the shop before posting this updated review and haven't heard back in over a week. So here it is. I'd say yes, go shop there, but be careful what you decide to purchase. Make sure you REALLY WANT IT! I may not be returning to Yaza. It's too pricey to worry about their policy, too. I'll look for other local shops to support.

Very nice affordable clothing. Amazing customer service. The owner, as well as her workers are…read moresuper friendly and always there to help when needed.

Great cloths. A good deal, compared to the website. I heard it was closing and would be online…read moreonly. Not sure if that is the case.

She is a local designer in Berkeley for 27 years, started the name of Two Star Dog, made with hemp…read morefabric for women's fashion and made the first men's hem jean in USA. At her store there lot of unique style made with good quality fabric. You can found her band name over run and passed season styles at the warehouse outlet which only open on the weekend at 9th street at Gilman, prices are unbelievable and best sales service there

i've been shopping here for years and their clothes are comfy, natural materials, flattering and…read morecreative. sherry and irina are always helpful! stop by and check them out. i'm a bryn girly for sure! most of what i wear comes from here.

I recently rediscovered this Berkeley gem after buying mostly online during pandemic. The store is…read more(still) amazing! Gorgeous clothing of natural fabrics made in designed & made in USA. I have purchased quite a few pieces of cotton and linen for the upcoming sweltering summer season. The fabric is unique and high quality, the styles are comfortable but flattering. I am tall, normal size M/L & shop has all sizes. The staff is very attentive and helpful. Let's support our local neighborhood stores, girlfriends!!

This cute little shop has a number of vintage items from the 1950s to 1980s! From jeans to jackets…read moreto skirts to dresses and a small section for men too! I almost fit in a pretty 1950s sheer baby pink dress but my arms weren't slender enough! Always a struggle to fit into vintage pieces but it's part of the treasure hunt! The prices are decent, not as expensive as those on Haight St in SF albeit a smaller selection.

A beautiful boutique that has stood the test of time for a good reason. The owner Sarah puts a lot…read moreof care and love into the store and community, and what feels better than to shop for such a good cause!