Jim Hunter was incredible. I had a last minute need for a suit, belt, shirt, tie ... everything…read more I was able to get an amazing suit tailored that morning and I was ready for the wedding at 2 pm that same day. Thank you, Jim!

My daughter was getting married on a beach in Mexico and I needed a cotton poplin suit. Living in…read moreNorthern California it doesn't exist. After striking out with a couple big chain stores I found Hunter & Coggins store online. Called them up and Jim Hunter was a total gentleman, found me this awesome "Oyster" suit in my size and had it shipped to me in plenty of time. Just wanted folks to know what a great experience I had. Because of Jim I was looking sharp.

This shop used to be in Biltmore village until the whole area was washed away in the hurricane…read more They opened downtown and carry local products made by local manufacturers and artists. The staff was very friendly and helpful. If you still need a few things for Christmas, come to the mountains and help. Everyone I talked to said they need people to come back. Not everything is open but a lot is. Come help out and get some cool stuff. My wife got some pottery that is for heating brie.

Loved their stuff! Not a typical souvenir shop at all, and lovely things for sale. Super cute…read moreshirts made with quality. The shirts are worth it! Disappointed that there weren't more mugs to choose from. Even more disappointed that the mug I chose had the decal flip over and peel within a few months of owning it.

Was so happy to find this store when in Asheville. Such cute things at overall affordable prices…read more Barb provided much help on picking things while sharing more about Asheville. Wide selection of locally made items. Highly recommend stopping by if you are in the area!

This shop is ADORABLE. My sister and I decided to make a pit stop to a few shops before leaving…read moreAsheville this past weekend, and I am SO glad we unexpectedly wandered in here. The girl working was so friendly, and EVERYTHING IN THE STORE IS CUTE. Everything seemed so well curated. I personally was flocking to all of the jewelry; most (or all?) of it is either locally made or comes from fair trade organizations. Necklaces, bracelets, rings, earrings, you name it! There were some body products (like a dreamy cream I put on my hands), handbags, other accessories, and more. I ended up buying a unique necklace, but I seriously wanted one of everything in the store! If I lived in Asheville, this would be my go-to spot when I wanted to treat myself or give a gift along these lines. Since I don't live in Asheville, I'll make it a point to visit next time I'm back in town--and to encourage you to visit!

Had the pleasure to meet the owner this past weekend. Really knowledgeable guy! Knows every piece…read morein the whole shop. I went in to look around and found some vintage quilts and had a lot of fun looking at them while the wife took a look at the rest. If you are looking for vintage this spot is a must!

Great store with unique finds!! Both of us found some true gems! I found a vintage baggy waffle…read moreshirt which are pretty rare. We also got some ski t shirts. The owner was very helpful and friendly and had great stories to tell about his thrifting experience.

I had a mixed experience. I called for a quote on a simple bridesmaid dress but was told to come…read morein. After giving them my dress, they quoted $300 for hem, waist, and bust alterations. The hem (2-3 layers) alone was $250, with the rest $50. When I asked, they said hems start at $150. Why not say that over the phone, then? Other bridesmaids paid around $60 for hems, so that price felt excessive. After a 10% discount and scaling back the work to bust, waist, and only one hem layer, I paid $211. The finished dress fit very well, and the seamstress actually hemmed all layers at no extra charge, which I appreciated. Turnaround was also fast (about 1-2 weeks). However, when I picked it up I noticed a large snag in the chiffon. The front desk said, "You already paid for it, so..." before taking it to the seamstress, which was concerning given their strict policies: full payment required BEFORE work begins, and NO fit adjustments without additional charges (unless a hem comes loose.) The seamstress fixed the snag, though. They were vague in their texts and commitment to providing a good result. I wanted to protect myself, so I asked "If I gain or lose 0 weight, it'll fit as pinned, correct?" And only then, did they give me an explicit "Yes." The policies are not customer friendly, their room for accountability was very limited, and the pricing was high compared to other shops, though the final workmanship and turnaround were good. The business might a fit for convenience/people who have money to lose. OR they are a small business that's been burned before and has now adopted broad policies and protections.

An 'in back, over there', business allows this establishment to be humble. Don't let that deter…read moreyou from trying these professionals out. There is no doubt they have been doing alterations for decades! Took in two pairs of trousers for alterations! Hemmed perfect, competitive pricing! My 'of course I go there...duh...place!