Love this shop! Tons of unique designs and clothing for everyone in every style. As a plus size…read moreperson, I'm thankful for the size range. I love all of the Tacoma items and can't wait to snag one of those zip up hoodies!

Bought a super cool shirt from them in July as a birthday present for my brother. The size I bought…read morewas a little small on my brother, so I asked these guys if I could possibly exchange it for a bigger size. They said they could do an exchange, but that it would be two weeks before they had the replacement. I said okay. I called two weeks later to check in, was told another 2 weeks. Called again at 4 weeks, was told another 2 weeks. It's been 2 months now. They've stopped answering my calls. Word of advice on customer service: under promise and over deliver. I would've rather been told 2 months ago that you may never stock that shirt again, or that you're unsure when your supplier will come through, or that you don't do exchanges but I can buy another. Being led along with false promises is far more disappointing.

This shop is incredible. The owner had great style. It's not just a happy place for men. I would…read moresay any creative, stylish person would enjoy a stroll! I hope she expands the clothing to women. I purchased a few items and will definitely be back! I have my eye on a watch for my husband :)

From the owner: One 11 Mens Clothing, a shop thoughtfully curated for the Pacific Northwest guy in your life. The…read moreowner, Aidenn Mullen's journey started as a menswear designer for successful East Coast brands, but when she discovered One 11, she fell in love and decided to make the leap into small business ownership. Now based in Gig Harbor, she’s bringing her passion for menswear and a keen eye for style to the local community. Her shop is stocked with an exciting mix of inventory, featuring brands like YoColorado!, Bridge and Burn (Portland, OR), Pendleton (OR), and The Landmark Project, which supports National Parks. From cozy loungewear and warm outerwear to rain gear, shackets, graphic tees, hoodies, wallets, belts, knives and bourbon mixers One 11 has something for every PNW guy.

Just had a great experience with Jay setting me up: quality suit, shirts, belt. Would recommend!read more

My teen was looking for a suit for prom and Jay found the exact style in the right size, on the…read morerack, and made sure we had everything we needed (shirt, tie, socks, and pocket square), hemmed up on the spot, as close to our budget as possible. After combing through shelves of mismatching separates at the big department stores, it was a relief to find such fast and helpful service. Thinking of coming back with my husband to get him a suit, too!

Great selection, prices, vibes, etc. And thank you to the kind employees who helped me recover my…read morelost bag!!! Yall are the best

Scorpio Rising has a great selection of unique vintage clothing, and the store is well organized,…read moremaking it easy to browse. There are definitely some one-of-a-kind pieces that you won't find anywhere else. My only disappointment was the customer service. When I came in, I wasn't made to feel welcome. The staff member looked at me and walked away without checking in or offering any assistance. A friendly greeting would have made the experience much more enjoyable. That said, if you're looking for distinctive vintage finds, it's still worth a visit for the selection alone.

The selection is massive. You have to be willing to dig through clothes and find the diamond in the…read morerough. K&G carries a wide variety of clothes, shoes and accessories. The prices are cheap. Never seen prices so low. The staff was helpful and kind.

Customer service is horrible. The women that work that cashiers are so incredibly rude. Only person…read morewho was nice was the kid who measured my husband. (DeAndre I believe). STRAIGHT UNPROFESSIONAL establishments.

This is a wonderful store filled with unique clothing. The pricing is great and the history behind…read morethe store is a treasure. Mr. Mac's is a must for any man who wants to find stylish clothing.

Probably because the workers that answer the phone is easily irritated when you ask them a question…read moremore than once. I was going togo there to buy my husband a Birthday present. But now I don't think I want to go there.

D Haberdashery is one of the shops in the Antique Row neighborhood in Tacoma. I honestly think I…read morehaven't been into many of these shops until our last visit there but also the businesses appear to get replaced relatively quickly if one closes giving some parts a unfamiliar feeling if you don't go there much. D Haberdashery was one shop I am pretty sure I haven't set foot into until recently. There is a great eclectic variety of vintage clothing here and other types of merchandise. Mainly dust collectors really but very intriguing all the same. The real human skull in the display window definitely grabs passersby's attention as you go past on the sidewalk. Not sure if that's for sale since it wasn't something I really wanted despite having a taste towards the macabre. Maybe "too real" I guess. But this shop is definitely worth diving into and checking out. Chances are very good here you may have something you'd want to purchase.

This is a very well-curated vintage collection of a little bit of everything. Once upon a time,…read moreevery antique shop and vintage clothing store was just like this. This is a gem--fair pricing for fair value items. You can find legitimate, affordable vintage pieces without breaking the bank. The owner, Deon is QUITE knowledgeable and will be more than happy to provide you with knowledge. DO pop in.

We thought at first this was part of the bookstore, but it's not. Completely separate. They open at…read moredifferent times. We happen to see this place near to where we were via Google search. We just finished hockey and wanted to hit up some local thrift, vintage, shops. So when we arrived, they were closed. We walked to a nearby thrift store then came back. We were immediately intrigued by the stores ambiance. It was set up really cute, total vintage, and clean. Many things caught our eyes, and we scattered all giddy, but the elder behind the counter kept staring at us, NONE STOP. Like we were stealing from her. Which made it awkward. So we didn't stay long. Then she got very flustered, that I wanted to pay 1/2 cash, 1/2 card. I stood there quietly. To the point I was like, just keep the clothes. It's ok, but we really liked what we were buying. Many things are over priced, as many "vintage" stores are. (Ex. A "very" used pair of Converse Chucks were $45). You gotta really shop for the diamond in the rough, but it's absolutely worth it. They had a nice selection of attire, we would've purchased more. However, not finding much clothing under $40, and I was shopping with two teenagers. It was a tad outta our price range.

Hmm let's see ... the best Pendleton coat ever (and big enough for me!) at her Fremont Sunday…read moreMarket stand, cartoon nostalgia at her Tacoma shop, an unbeatable selection of Christmas sweaters when that season rolls around, and extremely affordable prices all around. It'd be tough to improve on anything at Pure. There are people who get in the business of hawking vintage stuff because it's trendy or a quick buck, and then there are people who know the business deeply because they love it. Jordan is firmly in the latter camp; her little shop on "I" St. (across from Tacoma Little Theatre) was her family shop for ages, and the newer, more expansive one (attached to Kings Books) allows plenty of room to roam. (It also feels really clean, unlike some vintage stores I've browsed.) With different stuff in the store vs. at the year-round weekly market vs. in the Etsy shop, you can have a whole lot of fun browsing here. And when you find the winners for you, it won't break the bank to hug them all up (Tiny Toons/Elmira-style) and bring them home with you. Enjoy!