Beautiful dresses and the service was great! We are repeat customers every year, great place to…read morefind fancy dresses

The Village mall sibling to the downtown location of Walla Walla Clothing Company, the layout here…read moreis similar for splendid upend boutique brands at similar prices. (See Downtown Review here for the 'lay of the land' information. https://www.yelp.com/biz/walla-walla-clothing-boise ) My observation here has been there is perhaps more representation at this store of some brands targeted at younger audiences, say Nic + Zoe, mixed in with the all ages transitional wear from designers like Eileen Fisher. Sizes run from 0 to 14 among brands and XS to XL. Get on their email list to learn about specials like Trunk Sales and Open Houses where discounts are offered. Or as in this Thanksgiving Weekend when they are offering discounts on spendy denim and tees as part of the Black Friday and Small Business Saturday events. At end of season sales when they are selling the stray pieces from the store, the buys can be superb. See example photo of Eileen Fischer jeans about $178 full price on sale during their summer clearance for about $40. Keep in mind, clothing is not returnable here. So be sure before you leave the store that it fits. THIS N THAT: 1) PARKING: The Village...the primal parking scream you hear is mine. It is what it is. 2) ACCESSIBILITY: Level into and throughout the store. Plenty of room between displays. Changing rooms do not seem to have accessible minimums for grab bars etc as required by codes, but I didn't look at them closely. Sales transaction counter has no lowered to seat height space as required by laws and codes.

I love having (finally) an upscale store where I can find the labels I like....Sancturary, Michael…read moreStars...AHHHHHHHH. I went in there today (Sunday) and was really ready to buy. It was my B-day and even my husband was encouraging me! The salesperson never came out from behind the front desk area except to go to the back room for a few minutes. Other than that, I have no idea what she was doing...(maybe on line?) but I could have used some help. No one else was in the store....in December. I asked about different items, colors, if those items were available at the downtown store. Normal stuff. Her answer was polite, but she never moved. She said "everything is on the floor. I'm not sure if that comes in another color, but if it does, it will be out there". Back to her project (phone) and never moved. No intersction what-so-ever. My husband gave me the signal that it was time to go. We left. Money burning a hole in our pockets. :( Maybe the Boise store is better?

I absolutely love this place!!!!!…read more The aura once you're inside is just EVERYTHING. SMELLS AMAZING FRIENDLY STAFF CRAZY DEALS + STEALS ($5 sidewalk sale) don't get FOMOOO, this place is the perfect spot to get your girls day started. They even have a brunch spot across the way from here so it's all just such a perfect opportunity! also side note, their dressing rooms are so cute! Very aesthetic and I honestly love the affirmation art on the walls

This is hands down one of the best consignment stores I've been to!…read more They have TONS (and I mean TONS) of name brands -- so many great finds in excellent condition. Everything is super clean and organized, which makes shopping actually enjoyable instead of overwhelming. The prices are very fair, especially for the top brands they carry. You can score amazing quality pieces without paying retail prices. What really makes this place special is that it's locally owned by a mom and daughter, and they are both incredibly friendly and welcoming. You can tell they truly care about their customers and their store. Selling here is also SO easy. The process is smooth, straightforward, and hassle-free. My only "complaint"? They need a bigger location because they have SO much amazing inventory! There's just that much good stuff. If you love designer brands, supporting local businesses, and finding great deals -- this is your spot. I'll definitely be back!

This cute Boutique has became a favorite of mine! Love the continuously changing collections and…read morethe quality of the clothes. Also a great place to look for cute gift's. The employees and owner are always so cheerful and happy to help

When I'm in Idaho, I love dropping my money here! The cutest boutique in the treasure valley area…read more I live close by so super convenient for me. I love boutique clothing rather than going to the village. Courtney is my favorite person! I love her videos especially. Lovely place to shop. Super friendly staff. Best clothes. Clean and fun. Nice location and easy to park my big lifted truck! Pricing is not too high and they always have the latest and hottest stuff. Gifts and trinkets too! Love their clothes. This boutique is a must for your closet.

Good selection of clothes. Some were a little expensive and other very reasonable. Met a very…read morefriendly owner!

I have shopped at Dragonfly for many years, but today the owner was disrespectful and rude. I…read morecommented on changes in the store and she responded by mocking my poor memory and continued to make rude comments when I defended myself. It is astounding that someone in the retail business lacks basic customer service skills. She would benefit from therapy. Avoid this store.

Discover this incredible shop filled with unique knick-knacks, thoughtful gifts, stylish clothing,…read moreand stunning non-tarnishing jewelry--plus so much more! Don't miss out on this fun, local gem with an irresistibly quirky charm!

The store has so much Carhartt, like a thousand boots, and even Hi-Vis. Definitely recommendread more

This is what a curated vintage shop used to look like. A good selection of brands from various…read moreeras that are well made and selected, good prices, and a nice space that meshes current style demands with a classic homage to the past. I love seeing made in US brands like Dehen, Filson, Eddie Bauer and Woolrich, and varsity sweaters from the 60's. The labels on these sweaters are cool to look at and I often go down a rabbit hole researching the history of the now closed mills in small towns that made these sweaters. I live in Seattle and back in the 00's, vintage shopping was like this. Now it's an over saturation of anything 90's from Sears and off brand names like Arrow at astronomical prices for sub par quality. The boutiques that do sell quality vintage like Lucky's often seem pretty picked over. The clothing didn't have the goodwill mothball smell nor a basement attic smell and they seemed really well taken care of. I like that the shop is not on the main strip and I just saw locals. I'll definitely come back.

Great store for vintage clothing. But there's no public restroom and when I pleaded with the person…read moreworking to let me use the restroom he suggested I go behind the store in the alley way.