Typically my go to is The Rack on MLK in Scottsdale for James Perse and Vince t shirts etc -…read moreThis store is amazing right now and so is ANNETTE! please promote her!

This worked out well, didn't buy but the choices of very good brands will bring me back.read more

This is for the Sunrise location next to Safeway. The shop is not too large but is packed with…read morecolorful clothing. There were a lot of dresses, shirts and pants. There weren't as many accessories as I had remembered. The store is hard to spot but just left of Safeway.

Having never shopped at a boutique before, my experience at Desert Bloom Downtown was fabulous…read more Claudette found the perfect outfit for the rock concert I attended the following night. She could tell my size by just looking at me and she nailed the look. It was something in many ways out of my wheelhouse. It totally worked and I felt like a million dollars. I even bought an additional top that will be my go-to in the fall! I have seen expensive, designer clothing at other stores, so I would say that the prices are reasonable. One of the tops could be purchased for between $20-30 less at the designer website. Other than that, I thought that the prices were in line with my expectations. Claudette, I wore the teal Inoah top with the coral pants and beige flats as you suggested. Thank you, thank you!

I stopped in just before closing didnt have time to do a deep dive but I like how helpful and…read morewelcoming the employees were. They have 2 stores with various options from furs to gala dresses. I wish I had time to really shop and look around but the time I spent in there I noticed they aren't only affordable but they have plenty of sizes and clothing options. Can't wait to go back and add somethings to my collection

I enjoy browsing this consignment shop because you never know what you might find. Sometimes I…read moreleave with several great items, and other times I don't find anything at all. My experience with the customer service has been somewhat similar. Some of the ladies are very task-oriented and can come across as inconveniencing customers when they are focused on what they need to get done. Others are friendlier and, at times, genuinely helpful. I've learned to go in with fairly low expectations when it comes to customer service, but I still enjoy stopping in because I've found some fun items there that make the experience worthwhile. I would separate the athletic shop from my overall experience with the other two shops. The employee there, Cole (I believe that's his name), has always been very friendly and helpful.

I really wanted to love this boutique because the aesthetic is beautiful, unfortunate the customer…read moreservice did not match the atmosphere. Not a single person greeted me, acknowledged me or asked if I needed any help the whole time I was here, the store is broken split up between two spaces and one side there was a female working and on the other side there was a male and neither said hello or asked if I needed any help. The size selection is very limited so if you're looking for size inclusivity this is not the store! A beautiful store can only go so far when you can't even greet customers, do not recommend this store.

Love the clothes but the customer service is awful. Very unfriendly and unwelcoming .... Judgyread more

I am not one that is up to Boutique shopping...basically because it is either too expensive or if I…read moreneed an outfit quick, I go to Nordstrom because I have a credit card. But I have to say I was extremely impressed with Clique. I was in Tucson this weekend for a wedding that I knew wasn't formal...more on the informal side....but I still had nothing to wear and I always like to look my best. My cousin was holding the Chupah for the wedding, so she wanted to wear something extremely flattering as well, since everybody would see her. She shops at Clique all the time and we both needed dresses...so lets start the fun! The clothing in the store was not overly priced and everything that they had was flattering to a girl/woman's body. I could have walked away with the whole store...but then I remembered that I was very poor...:) Also, I have to say that for somebody who can NEVER find anything on a sales rack...I picked up 2 shirts and an adorable skirt. I can't wait to go to Tucson again so I can go shopping! (Oh, and to the amazing dive bars that they have...but that is another story for another time)

Great little boutique on River, I stopped by after getting a hair cut at Tullias. Couldn't believe…read morethe great selection of Splendid, Allen Allen, Three dots, Velvet, and Bella Dahl blouses. Everything was priced well and many basics were 50% off.

I don't know-- I love designer vintage but store was locked twice while saying it was open and then…read moreI had to knock the second time after an hour of browsing elsewhere. When I was let inside I was hardly greeted at all or engaged with-- none of the clothing really had prices. At all. The entire store has some nice vintage designer pieces but the whole energy was so uninviting.

A beautiful store- from the layout to the collection of vintage finds. It's minimalist and curated…read moreby true artists. They really have an eye! If you're a vintage enthusiast, 100% add Desert Vintage to your list of local shops. This is among the best.

If you're into vintage hunting and don't mind putting in a little effort to find a gem, Generation…read moreCool is definitely your kind of spot. First off--this place is a little tricky to find, so keep your eyes peeled. Once you're inside though, it totally delivers on the vibe. Think curated vintage meets treasure hunt. It leans more on the pricier side for thrifting, but you can tell a lot of the pieces are intentionally selected and very on-trend right now. Where this place really shines? The t-shirt situation. It's basically a massive tee lover's playground. Bins and racks full of vintage graphics--you could easily walk out with a full haul if you're willing to dig a bit. I also loved the unexpected retro toy selection. We're talking He-Man, Ninja Turtles, and all kinds of nostalgic throwbacks that make the space feel fun and not just fashion-focused. Pricing-wise, yeah--it's a little high for thrift, but they do have some $5 bins that are worth flipping through if you're in the mood to hunt for a deal. Overall, it's one of those places where you will find something. It just depends on how much you're willing to spend and how deep you want to dig. I'd definitely come back.

They had a cool vintage Jesus tee and me and Robby had a meaning conversation about Jesus. Shot out…read moreto Robby. I appreciate you Bro.

No trip to Tucson is complete without a trip to Girlfriends Closet…read more I've walked out with a wool skirt suit for $40, shoes for $20, designer bags and more. Today I bought two cocktail type dresses, a romantic floral faux wrap dress and a cute pair of nude Mary Jane heels for $50. Staff is always fun and accommodating. Did I mention they carry extended sizes through 4x, petites and more? That's super impressive! I've never consigned there, but I'm continually impressed with the quality of the clothes, designer options and incredible prices. I could buy full price but I always find something I like better at Girlfriends Closet.

Time to clean out my closet and found I had both work and casual outfits in need of a new home…read more Positive words on Yelp encouraged me to call Girlfriend's Closet. I spoke to Lisa, the owner, on the phone and we scheduled an appointment to bring in my things for consignment. There is a limit of ten items on hangers (yes, you get your hangers back, lol), and up to five accessories like shoes and purses. My appointment was yesterday and I am impressed with how appealing and attractive the store is. The clothes are quality, in good condition, and in a wide variety of styles and sizes. Lisa was very friendly and helpful, even collecting my things from my car. She explained the contract and the online presence is very cool. The seller can check the status of items at any time! Nice! Parking is super convenient, with spaces right in front of the store and a huge parking lot beyond that. The store is located in the Albertson's center on the NE corner of Harrison and Broadway. My initial experience is worth five stars, and if my things sell, I'll bump up my overall rating.

Honestly theses ladies were super rude. Music was insanely loud. I'm a youung lady and even it was…read moretoo loud for me. My grandmother asked if the ladies could please turn down the music. Employee said no. She was so rude to my grandma so I politely asked her and she turned off the music completely. Our goal was just to have it turned down. After, we're still looking around and they turn on the music even louder. My mom talked to the lady and she had such an attitude with my mom. We really wanted to shop there but we ended up turning around and not buying.

Absolutely L O V E this boutique. I've walked by more times…read morethan I care to admit. My gf finally said "go" and for a girly who loves retail therapy...I ran. I did go to their sister store and LOVED THEM as well. between the two of them sizes are from s-4x (they could had xs but i didnt see ) We won't discuss how many items flew off the racks to my loving arms. Just know they will be styled & adored. Prices were perfect. Exactly the type of print, flow, qnd material i love.

Store is open again but at a new location - 3660 S 16th Ave, Tucson, AZ 85713. Locally owned…read morebusiness with a nice selection of quality apparel at reasonable prices. Plenty of band shirts too if you're looking for that. I was pretty impressed with the hat selection. Family run business is a plus, owner was really nice and staff is great. Definitely will be back!

1 out of 5 stars Seller charged a $119.95 restocking fee,…read morekept the sandals, and required more payment to return them. I purchased a pair of men's Teva sandals from Dress Code Clothing through my Amazon Prime account on June 25, 2026. They arrived on July 2. I tried them on briefly and walked only inside my home to check the fit. Because size 11 was too large, I immediately returned the sandals to their original box. Amazon approved the return on July 27. Dress Code Clothing's instructions stated that shoes had to be returned with the original shoe box and that tape or labels should not be placed directly on that box. I followed those instructions. On July 28, Amazon confirmed that the return had been received and was being sent to its return center. On August 3, however, the return summary showed a refund subtotal of $130.45, less a $119.95 fee. I received only $10.50--the sales tax. Dress Code Clothing claimed that the sandals had been returned in used condition, but the seller never provided photographs or other evidence showing the alleged damage or wear. Amazon Customer Service contacted the seller several times on my behalf. Dress Code Clothing continued to deny the refund. On August 18, Amazon asked the seller to return the sandals to me because the return had been rejected and I had been charged the restocking fee. The seller then said it would return my sandals only if I supplied a prepaid shipping label. In other words, Dress Code Clothing kept the $119.95 merchandise charge, kept the sandals, and expected me to pay additional shipping to recover the item I had already purchased. That is not a reasonable resolution. If a seller refuses a refund because it considers an item used, the item should at minimum be returned to the customer without imposing another charge--especially when no proof of the claimed condition was provided. Amazon ultimately stepped in on August 20 and issued an additional $114.10 refund. I appreciate Amazon's assistance, but it should not have taken repeated contacts and nearly two months to resolve a straightforward return. Based on Dress Code Clothing's handling of the return, the unexplained $119.95 restocking fee, its failure to provide evidence, and its refusal to return the sandals without additional payment, I can only give this seller 1 out of 5 stars.