Great selection of men and women's clothing. Lots of discounted items as well. Nice spot for gifts…read moreor if you're an out of towner like me you can get clothes, hats, or T-shirts that say Alaska on them.

Fun place! You'll find at least one thing for one person. Reasonably priced clothing and…read moreaccessories, Alaska themed and stylish. Helpful staff and decorated well. A pleasant experience!

This is one of the best places to shop for gifts in Wasilla. They have occupied this cute little…read morespace for 13 years and the owner/staff are kind and helpful. Everything from clothing to jewelry, housewares, cards, wrapping paper, children's clothing/toys. They have a coffee counter and comfortable seating to sit and sip between all of your browsing. I shop here frequently and always find something for someone.

Ok.. if you need a gift or want to just browse an amazing selection for over an hour, this is your…read moreplace!! I was so overwhelmed with SO MANY great items. I came to look for a gift for meeting a boy friends mother for the first time and I had no idea what to get her. By the time I left, I had so many ideas. I didn't want to give her too much stuff. What a great store I will be back anytime I am in Wasilla!

A beautiful store with the prettiest clothes, and other items for a quaint romantic country…read morelifestyle.

All in all, this place was amazing but they had NONE of my sizes in anything I needed. I wanted to…read moretry on about 10 shoes, (size 8) and they didn't have ANY available and the Patagonia shirt I wanted in size Medium, they also didn't have... pretty much bummed me out that for such a common size.. a big no go. Will definitely only "pop" in now instead of trusting they have what I need moving forward. Anthony helped me in the shoe department and was so professional and kind.. He made the whole wasted trip worth the while!

I visited this store the other day with a friend to shop for a gift. We had been browsing for about…read more30 minutes, and my friend had even used the fitting room, when an employee approached us and informed us that the store has a "no bag policy." This was never mentioned when we entered, and I have honestly never encountered a policy like that before. We were asked to hand over our purses, which were then taken to the front of the store while we continued shopping. When it came time to check out, the cashier asked whether I was paying with credit or debit. After I said credit, I was told I had to show my ID in order to use my credit card. Between having my purse taken and then being asked for identification just to complete my purchase, I felt like I was being treated with suspicion the entire time. It was an incredibly uncomfortable shopping experience. Afterward, I spoke with several people who have shopped at this store multiple times, and they told me they have never been told about or experienced a "no bag policy." If this policy does exist, it should be clearly communicated to every customer upon entering, not enforced after they've already been shopping for half an hour. Unfortunately, this experience left a very negative impression, and I don't plan on returning.

This shop is kind of a hole in the wall shop that I accidentally found while looking for the Valley…read moreMedical supply for scrubs. It's located in a building that hosts a community of shops including, a florist, a game type area, and a couple other stores that I failed to recall after I left the last couple times. When you first walk in, you kind of get an overwhelming sense of a thrifty, inexpensive, almost seedy feeling of a shop. The shop owner does have some beautiful finds that she showcases for customers to see, but they seem a little pricey for being a used/consignment shop. There's also a couple pieces of furniture for sale as well, but definitely in an as-is condition. When the owner isn't there, the staff seems pretty hesitant on making even little haggling decisions on items. They have all sizes, all styles, along with all weather and all occasion clothing. (Great place to find a formal!) My last visit found me leaving with a business casual dress ($4), three sleeveless tops ($6), and a pair of shorts ($2.75). It takes time to peruse... but if you're diligent, you'll get a great deal! Tip: don't shop in the middle of summer... You'll overheat once you've been wandering the store for a while and it'll be miserable trying clothes on that already smell questionable in the warmth despite plans to take them home to wash and it will probably deter you from spending money... Remember, you're going to be able to wash your purchased clothing, so don't mind the smell. Happy thrifty hunting!

Younique is a tiny little shop in downtown Wasilla that sells used fashions for women. It's no…read morePlain Jane, but it certaintly has a variety of skirts, tops and jackets that you can peruse through. I just went to look for shoes and bags, which were a bit limited. However, they did have a cute vintage Louis Vuitton in good condition, but that was about it.