Stopped in here with my daughter after a dinner with my favorite human…read more Now my jam is Harley but my adult daughter loved this place. And after talking with the owner Ginger I'm also a fan What a nice gal and from what I'm told quite an assortment of clothing items to choose from. Great to meet you Ginger Be well See you soon Chicago Bob & Crew

AMAZING BOUTIQUE! Beautiful and good quality clothing and items. Pricy but worth every penny! Great…read morehelpful staff and very accommodating! Always helpful! Would absolutely recommend!

Great selection and prices. Friendly helpful staff, if your a beginner or expert…read more Quilt kits, fabric, patterns and beautiful hand made glass work. This place is worth stopping in.

This is a darling shop that is well merchandised, has very cute displays, with some unique items…read moreand a fun flair. I would recommend a trip to DG just to visit this store and then have lunch at Entourage. A great day out!

What a cute place that is totally hidden on Curtiss Street. A "Hidden Jewel".....I loved all the…read morecandles and unique ear muffs which i did purchase. See you again real soon!

I thought I'd reviewed Thimbles!…read more If you're into sewing, embroidery or especially quilting this is the store for you. It's large, attractive and laid out nicely. They have good quality fabrics and especially good quality thread. They repair sewing machines, so when the old 1960s Kenmore machine I bought needed a cleaning and adjustment I brought it in. It was returned cleaned, oiled and with a new correct needle. I also purchased a set of needles for different things. I mostly just mend clothing, but I have a periodic older visitor who uses the machine for her quilting projects, so I wanted it to be in top shape. In addition they sell very high quality machines that are borderline commercial systems you can program to do all kinds of fancy projects. Service here is very friendly. They also have classes!

I've been traveling down to Thimbles for a few years now. Had machines cleaned and meeting up with…read morea friend in the past (we enable each other.) But today I took an actual class on machine embroidery and had a blast. I learned so much and learned how to do things correctly. Being self taught isn't always the best. My intention was to save up more money for a sewing only Babylock machine. But they had a trade in embroidery and sewing machine for the exact same price as the new machine. After some testing of the machine and negotiations with the husband the Adventura II came home with me. For the class I used a Babylock Aria that had ALL the bells and whistles. Thank you so much Thimbles! I will be back for more classes (and machines but don't tell my husband).

This is great place to pick up a little hostess or housewarming gift. Or to get a little…read moreinspiration for a new tablescape. Greenery, some chic, some shabby chic, and the most delicious candles. -I love this little store. Plus, it's staffed with employees who are there to assist. -Even if it means turning the store upside-down to find the packaging for the last Mimosa candle for a friend. There's a lot to try to absorb in one small space. It's crammed with a lot of stuff. Every inch of it. But if you have some time, there are certainly treasures and inspirations to be found. Very convenient to DT Naper, and located in a strip just north of the train tracks at Mill St and 5th. Pretty easy to miss if you aren't looking for it. I never would have noticed it had I not spotted it on a run one day. Not wanting to disrupt a run or have to jog with a shopping bag, I made sure to return. And I've have returned several times since.

Great service. I was looking for something unique for a high ledge. They bent over backwards trying…read moreto put together the perfect piece. Thank you so much!

This chic little shop is nestled in the town center. It is well curated that once you step in your…read moremind is instantly filled with ideas for gifts or ideas for your home. The gentlemen who assisted me was very kind, and helped me pick out the right boxes so I could have them gift wrapped. For sure made the holiday shopping experience easy. Prices are a little higher on some items to be expected but it was worth the price for the one of the kind pieces I found.

I have been here a handful of times with high hopes. I really wanted to love this place. At first…read moreglance, the merchandise displays looked intriguing. At a closer look, the products weren't of a high quality. This place wants to be nicer than it is in reality. When I shop locally, I don't want to see things I can find at Home Goods. The staff is fairly friendly however, there is a man and woman whom I assume own the shop, and they are a little off-putting at moments. Overall, the experience was not what I hope for when I go to a boutique. Maybe it's the mall, maybe it's the products or maybe the vibe, but Home Goods store just may be more fun.

Superior customer service beyond belief. Yasna was wonderful…read moreto work with, and a blessing. Sweetest lady. I came in here, because I had a hole in my knit sweater. A giant hole. She patched it up for me, and worked with what I wanted. She worked with the price, and I love my sweater more than ever. She even held it for me for 2 months, as MY schedule was hectic. Holy cow, she rocks. Highly recommend for anyone to go to her for knit/crochet advice. Or even if you need a repair. She even offers classes, (how cool is that!) A very passionate and talented lady.

I stopped by and first it's not an easy find. It's on the second floor. Once there the place was…read moreclosed with a sign that indicated the store had unexpectedly closed in February but would reopen in May. It's June. I hope nothing is wrong but this is a business with nothing to indicate hours of operation.

This store is always filled with good finds, especially if you're able to find a "color special"…read moreitem. They rotate colors and whichever color is on special is a percentage off. For example, "White tags are 25% off today." I've always seen 25% off, but I don't know for sure if they change the percentage. The selling process is typical frustrating. Having worked in a resale bookstore I understand the used buying process and always assume I'll receive little to no money for my items. Today, I sold 7 items: wall decor film slate, two paintings (unknown artist), two Chinese hanging lanterns (new with tag), one Harley Davidson metal plate wall decor, one large table cloth (new with tag). I received $5.50. There is a Good Will 5 minutes away on Aurora Ave and Foothill Drive. The items New Uses does not purchase I drop off for donation right around the corner, which is convenient. Overall, it's a good resale shop where hidden treasures can be found. It is definitely worth checking out if you're in the area. My recommendation for management is to advertise tags in advance. Today, I saw many green tagged items I liked. If I knew when green tags would be on sale/special, I would come back the day of the green tag discount.

Their prices used to be quite good but they continue to go up so it's give-and-take. My most recent…read morefrustration had been when purchasing a wood finished item. Thet always stick their price tags right in the middle of items. I mentioned to the sales person that it would be great if they could put their price not in the middle of a table, but someplace less damaging. She went onto basically tell me it was my fault because of how I probably took my sticker off (note you can see items in their store where they have changed a sticker, and you can see it has taken off the finish). And I said that I was just trying to be helpful, to which they replied that it is how the boss wants it and they listen to their boss not to a customer. So unnecessarily rude. I truly was trying to give constructive feedback.