Where else can you find a shop like this? Here you'll…read moreuniquely CLT & 704 area code merchandise. They have many styles for men & women. For men, they have T-shirts and golf shirts as well. I stopped in on a Sunday afternoon when they opened at 12n and was greeted by Leon, a very friendly and professional young man from Va Beach who now claims CLT as his new home. I was looking for a specific style of T-Shirt and/or gold shirt. He explained they get new styles and merchandise every Friday at 11am. He recommend registering on their web site to get advance notice of new products.

Do not shop here. I got a shirt as a gift that is the wrong size and they refuse to exchange it…read morebecause I do not have a receipt.

I was going on a date and I needed a dress that said pow! This place had it! I tried on several but…read morethis one shows off my cleavage. I mean , im almost falling out of it sometimes. But the looks i got when i walked in made it all worth it. This is a great place for a girl to get that ultrafeminine look. I get so many looks in this dress its crazy!

I always walk in to Ashton Renee "just to see what's new," and walk out with a bag! The customer…read moreservice is amazing, and the quality is fantastic!! It's a bonus that the prices are super reasonable!! This stuff is much better than mass produced clothing you find in big box stores or even at the mall. Shopping here is a no brainer! 10/10, highly recommend!!!

This shop is amazing! Home to over 50 WOMEN vendors. Holiday ornaments, jewelry, soaps, candy,…read moredresses, pants, shorts, tops, sweaters. A shopping delight. Items sold are unique and one of a kind. You will not find an item in a retail or big box store. Space is huge and nicely set up. Cashiers are fantastic and will point out items of interest. Clothing is final sale. Good news there are private dressing rooms with full length mirrors. There is something for everyone! Get started on your holiday gifts and stop by. It's in Concord at Carolina Mall!

It's a nice store with a variety of items for both personal and gifting…read more Clothing is nice but the problem I have with it is their no-return policy- that you find out at the register. I purchased several items anyway and she asked me if I wanted a receipt...is there a point besides your own record keeping? lol. I liked it but it was pricey on most items but still fun to look through. Probably won't go back unless it's for an item for myself. I wouldn't want to purchase anything for another person and they not be able to return or exchange if it doesn't work out for them. Just my opinion.

Last year, Poole Shop relocated just above its "big sister store", Capitol. They also had some…read morestaff changes, and in the spirit of transparency, I have to admit that one of my friends is now a manager/buyer. But honestly, she's one of the most stylish people I've ever met and she's really transformed the store. Currently, they are focusing on bringing in lines that are thoughtful, unique and socially responsible. Here are two of my favs: 1) ORGANIC by John Patrick- You'll see his pieces in the NY Times Style Magazine, Bazaar, and Vogue. True to the name, the pieces are made of earth-friendly, recycled and/or organic materials...all with excellent craftsmanship. http://organicbyjohnpatrick.com/ 2) Symmetry by Ted Byrnes and Gena Tuso- Focusing on scarves, each is cut and sewn in LA. Poole shop spent six months collaborating on an exclusive capsule collection for pre-fall 2011! (Fall fabrics are either American-made Woolrich wools, Japanese artisanal wools and/or organically produced.) http://www.capitolcharlotte.com/symmetry-scarves-and-poole-shop-capsule-collection 3) LemLem - Ethiopian hand-woven cotton clothing. It doesn't get any better than LemLem in the spring and summer. I also love the cult favorite, Isabel Marant & Etoile. Look out for jewelry by Melvin, Aurélie Bidermann and Lizzie Fortunado. If for nothing else, come in and see their art-displays and two-story vertical garden by French landscape architect Patrick Blanc.

The Poole Shop drew me in from the outside by their bold and funky window display, which was nice…read moreto see amongst several very expensive and more conservative stores. They do have a nice selection and, while still pricey, you can find great jeans here. The staff didn't even say hello though, and I found them to be a bit snotty. Other than that, it's worth a go.

I love 3 jem's boutique! They have a second location in Salisbury but this store is their bigger of…read morethe two. They always have cute items! At times their prices can be higher for a boutique and they have a lot of clothes that are very "in style" for gen z, understandable ! They do a good job to keep a lot of variety in store and they also have a variety of sizes!

I stumbled upon "Legacy" a unique little shop in the heart of Charlotte. This shop is ran by Jay…read moreand Caleb, who are very knowledgeable about trends, unique, finds, and one of a kind originals. Which is exactly what this store has. Collectables, artifacts, sneakers, to jackets, and jeans. You never know what you'll find. They are having a Black Friday sale so be sure to stop by for that unique gift.

I came in looking for a wedding guest dress but quickly left. Most of the four or five girls…read moreworking seemed to be my age, in their 20s, and were so rude! I wasn't t greeted or asked if I needed any help after walking around for ten minutes and pulling a few dresses. The whole environment felt like a clique. Rather than helping the customers, employees were standing in groups gossiping. The worst part is that I fell in love with a few dresses but their nasty eye contact was more than enough for me to leave empty handed.

I went to Julie's and was instantly greeted and felt very welcomed. I love coming to the Birkdale…read morelocation for the attention and great pieces.

I was visiting some of the recommended gift and local boutiques in NoDa and spotted the sandwich…read moreboard sign for the shop. They're known for selling streetwear clothing, new and consigned items, via their online shop and through pop-up events held over the US. The Charlotte location opened recently. The shop has a small selection of pieces at this time for men but they are looking to consign and accept clothing for women as well. The consigned pieces are split between both rooms and the in-house new pieces from Fine Britches. In addition to clothing, they have some collectible streetwear accessories and art pieces like Bearbrick figurines and skate decks. Staff was enthusiastic and very welcoming. It's clear these guys are passionate about streetwear and offering everyone a chance to score something cool for a fraction of the price. It was great chatting with them about possible brands they could try to source and carry and the "Wet Grass" rug from IKEA x Virgil collection they have in the second room. (They had a friend wait in line very early in the morning on launch day to get one.) Parking options are street and paid lots. I did street parking and walked. Would definitely stop in again.

Beautiful store perfect selection of clothes I love shopping here The staff are so knowledgeable…read moreabout the pieces on display the music playing & the TV playing runway shows the vibe couldn't get any better in here sometimes they have free lemon water and strawberry water