Great selection, nice things. All volunteers! Helping local hospital. All the items are clean and…read morefresh prices are great!

All volunteers! All women ready to assist you at all times. Prices are reasonable and you know…read moreproceeds are going towards a good cause, the local hospital. Clothing is always in perfect condition. Great selection. Great place to shop!!

BEWARE! BUSINESS STEALING FROM PATRONS, was at Ruby's and ended up purchasing around $300 worth of…read moreclothing and then continued to their other store Red Fly next door and spent $250 there. WHile at the register of either store, I was not made aware of their HORRIBLE return policy which states returns only accepted for store credit within 14 days, EVEN WITH RECEIPT PRESENT AND TAGS STILL ON CLOTHING. When spending that kind of money on clothing especially not trying on some things it's absurd to not give the customer back their money if something doesn't fit or work. If they choose to apply that policy you should at VERY LEAST BE NOTIFIED OF IT BEFORE THE EMPLOYEE GLADLY TAKES YOUR HARD EARNED MONEY AND COMPLETES THE SALE .

Honestly I didn't even know Red Fly existed until this year and what a shame! It could've save me…read morecountless trips to Chico Mall when I'm in desperate need of something new to wear. Now I don't have to make that 30 min drive out there to Chico when I need something new before school starts. So far I've bought a backpack, jeans, jackets, and flannels from Red Fly. Every once in a while they have really good deals on their clothing. Any one living in Oroville have to go inside it at least once! You might see something that you're looking for.

In Nevada City, CA, in the historic downtown area is Novak's Mens Wear shop. 305 Broad Street. The…read moreshop sells quality menswear brands... Pendleton, Reyn Spooner Aloha shirts, Kuhl hiking and outdoor wear, and other brands. The range varies from casual t shirts, hiking outdoor, and casual upscale wear. T shirts, hiking pant and shorts, ball caps, hiking hats, summer weight hats, aloha shirts, novelty socks, and so much more. The woman working this past weekend was fantastic. She had an outgoing personality with a gift of making folks feel welcomed. Also she was quite knowledgeable of the merchandise. Historical info: there is a plaque out front indicating that this is the site of the first ever Nevada County's commercial winery built in 1860. Propertier/grocer Augustine Isoard's had a liquor store here and a wine press below in the basement. Mr Isoard was born in France in 1828.

Friendly and knowledgeable help. Great classic clothing choices, especially for men. Good prices…read moreand always a pleasurable experience. They also have very nice items for women.

I have been shopping hear since she first opened. It's been my pleasure to watch how the family has…read morecome together to make Another Mans Treasure a great success. In time's of big trouble (covid paradise fire and Dixie fire, etc.) She jumped in to help the community. The added bonus is they have Supper Dooper Treasures. AT A GOOD PRICE. I GIVE Dana 10 of 10 stars. Deborah L. Craig-Clark

I love this place, so many new things to see. It's like a treasure hunt. Dana is an amazing…read morebusiness owner with a heart of gold. Gotta love this place!

They always have a bit cheaper prices and I always have help from the people that work thereread more

"TERRIBLE". I purchased a HART brand lawn mower at this location in the summer of 2024. It cost me…read more$289.00 + Tax. The battery will not take a charge. I tried to swap out the battery at the store today because the package says that the battery has a 3 year warranty right on the packaging. And the customer service lady was very rude and snappy with me. Telling me that it's not their problem, and I need to contact the Hart company. She did nothing to try to help me out. A brand new battery for this lawnmower cost $216.00. That's almost as much as I paid for the lawn mower. Walmart is selling this stuff, but they don't stand behind the products that they're selling. I worked for walmart in the 90's, and they always stood behind the product's that sold, Whether you had a receipt or not. Now, this lady barely gave me the time of day when I have a real genuine concern. I will no longer purchase any cordless Hart brand tools from any walmart, if that's the way they're going to treat loyal customers. And i'm giving A; "NO STARS" rating, because that was a "PISS-POOR-EXCUSE" for customer service. I couldn't post my comment without tapping at least one star. But as I mentioned, i'm literally giving "NO STARS"! this interaction with this lady sucked!!!

Wish I found this little gem sooner! Great vibe, amazing and unique clothing priced well with great…read moresale items always. Good shop for your inner hippie :)

pretty good. i was a bit on the impressed side for such a mountain town. They had Lucky Brand…read moreclothes and some high end young guys clothes.. The sales dude was pretty helpful but I guess the store moved or just opened so some stuff was waiting to be moved... i dont know... all i know is we would have bought stuff but there wasnt a lot of seasonally appropriate wear. He said that should change come spring. A lot of the clothes reminded me of 50 and 60s mobsters, which I think is sooo hot. There were some neat lil knick knacks there too. Watches, bookends, gym bag inserts(which dude man says ladies come in all the time and buy them for their sons in school). They even had a hair and skin care line for men that I have never heard of... but it smelled and felt great!! store is good for guys in their 20s to 40s.

I used to love this place. That's right, used to. It's no longer in business. I enjoyed being able…read moreto buy great fashion brands that fit my contemporary, cardigan loving style. I'm not sure exactly when they shut down, but I'm pretty sure it was in December of 2009, as I remember getting some Christmasy decorations, prop magnets, and such. To this day, I still wear, cherish, and use many of the things I bought there. Mainly, some jeans, a Vintage Red jacket, a Japanese print silk tie, my silver Hideo Wakamatsu backpack, and of course my Ambiguous "Yuki" t-shirt that they had me model for their newspaper ad. Grass Valley really needs more places like this to support guys who want to enjoy contemporary, fitted, slick city fashion while shopping local in this small mountain town. Everything else is either too young, too old, or too cheap.

This store has the best clothing! I love comfortable unique clothing that can't be found just…read moreanywhere. This place fits the bill. They are always friendly and helpful. They make it a point to go above and beyond when assisting you. This is one of my favorite places to shop in Nevada City.

It's as if someone took all of my favorites from every collection and placed them in this store…read more The clothes are gorgeous, the textures are amazing and they tend to go with an earthy tone throughout. Even the perfumes here smelled amazing. The pricing is around the $60-90 range on average, but you're probably going to find something you can't live without, so it's well worth it.

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