Love love love everything in this store! Lovely staff, so…read moremuch to look at, reasonable prices, so much to buy! Highly recommend this lovely store in precious downtown Snohomish

Joyworks was a cool surprise, the store was bigger than we were expecting and the inventory was…read moregreat! Upstairs and down there were so many things to see and browse. We found a few little souvenirs. Well worth the visit! Great service, great selection!

Started out as two stars and dropped to one star after seeing how badly the reviews where for other…read moreevents. This is the vending company that did Merch for the Panic! At The Disco Concert on 8/10/18 and obviously for Pearl Jam too. This was seriously the very worst Merch experience of my life and I have attended hundreds of concerts. They were severely understaffed, only 3 Merch sites in Key Arena, Merch showed up late, the lines were hundreds deep even after the show. You had to choose between missing the show you so wanted to see or not get any Merchandise that is only available at the concert. Soooooo disappointing for many fans.

I didn't want to do a review but here i am. I was at the Pearl Jam concert last night in Seattle…read moreand waited about 2 hours in line to buy a t-shirt, when I finally get to buy the shirt they didn't have my size I asked the girl if I can buy the display which was a small and she told me no I asked her if her manager was around and she said no; so I'm looking at other t-shirts and the manager comes to the stand with merchandise so I asked her if I can buy the shirt on display and she tells me no it has to stay up until the end of the show I told her I just waited in line for 2 hours and I can't buy the display it was the only size that fits. This company needs to have better customer service and more staff running the booths along with a lot more sizes. I give this company a thumbs down for the service.

Visit while you can! Little shop is moving a whole county away…read more My family and I went in looking for Etsy like toys while shopping on First Street. I found a cute little wood toy without having to wait for it to be shipped. Cute selection!

This is definitely one of the best shops in downtown Snohomish. They carry an impressive selection…read moreof clothing (ladies and babies), accessories, masks, decor and so on. Clothes are a bit on the pricey side, but you can find truly unique styles. The lady at the store was friendly and accommodating (she offered to open a pair of leggings for us to see). I also like the way the store is laid out and the placements of clothing and accessories. Take your time when in this store as there is so much to see!

Love there style! PNW folk can easily get crazy fun here:) love to support my local Snohomish…read morebusinesses, gift my family and friends with awesome, memorable swag! this one is such a gem!!!

Cute little shop on a side street in Snohomish. Well worth the walk off the main drag. It is small,…read morebut everything is really cute and perfectly curated. They do not have a lot of larger clothes, but I picked up a cute shirt. Kortney was super friendly and not overwhelming or overbearing while I was shopping. I like that. LMAO at someone else being offended at snarky stickers and cups.....

One Common had a great selection, I thought there was plenty to see, then I went into the second…read moreroom in the back and WOW, we found some great pieces we really liked. There were a ton of great interior decorating pieces to pick from. The prices were reasonable and the service was good. The team was helpful without being pushy. Great selection!

There's a little of everything here! I've found cute baby clothes for gifts for my parental friends…read morealong with stylish items for myself. If you're shopping for something unique but also eco-friendly, it's worth checking out.

Don't shop here- owner is money oriented. My mom has a language barrier because English is not her…read morefirst language. Before she bought a dress, she asked Anna Marie what the return policy is (our first time to this store on the block). Store credit was not mentioned, just return or exchange within 14 days of purchase. Great, so she bought it. When we came back within the 14 day window, we asked the store rep for a return, with receipt and tag, never worn. She called Anna Marie who asked the rep "what item is it", "how much did she spend?", etc. questions. Why does it matter how expensive the item is before you make a decision? We asked to talk to her on the phone and asked for an exception this one time for a refund and not store credit. She said no, absolute zero flexibility. She asked to send store credit via email, no thanks. We grabbed a shirt and apron, paid extra, and walked out, because we won't be back. I get it's a business, but that's not the best approach. Post signs, be transparent about your policy. Don't tell us it's on the receipt after the item has been purchased. It's not about the $58, it's about the principle and about my mom feeling bad that she didn't know what questions to ask and how. We would have been happy to return if she would have expressed understanding or talked to us in a way that hospitable, as we are locals and frequent this block. We've never had issues with any other stores here. Update: She called to "explain herself" and to tell me that she needed the price and the item details to know what vendor it belonged to. That doesn't change anything about being money oriented.. That was the first thing she's concerned about and didn't care about the circumstances - I heard the phone call. And she still could have done the return regardless of vendor - she didn't deny that. She didn't care earlier we said there is lack of transparency about the store credit, and didn't care about the language barrier. She said she called to "explain herself" about that too since she is a fellow POC herself. Oh, funny how she cares about that now.. We saw her face to face when she came into the store later to do the exchange for my mom. Not a single word then, she only said "sorry you have to return the dress". To add insult to injury.. when I asked over and over why she's calling us, she kept repeating "I'm calling to explain myself." Not apologetic, not admitting any wrong, just concerned about how she's perceived. I'm not changing my review, and we'll take our business to every other store on 1st street.

I love this shop! Shop owner is so kind and caring, and it shows in her creation of fashion wear…read morehats, scrunches, earrings, etc. I have 3 hats so far and like to get gifts for my dear friends. One of my main shop stops on first. If you're looking for a cozy hat this winter, this is the place to go!

I think I just found my favorite store in downtown Snohomish. You need to take your time when…read morewalking through this store as there is so much to see! I like the way the store is laid out, too - groupings of clothing, accessories, decor, vintage items, soaps, lotions, oils and so on. We also met the owner's adorable dog (he was crying out for his mama when she briefly left the store) along with friendly staff. Purchased some cute t-shirts for friends who were visiting from out of town and pillowcases. I definitely need to go back and take my time shopping.

They claim they "specialize in locally made farmhouse tables and benches... customized with your…read morechoice of size and finish". We ordered a bench late June. Told it would take "about a week". They even gave us the phone number of the person making the bench if we ever needed to communicate with him. Two weeks later, tried calling to get the status. Neither the store nor the bench maker answers their phone, and they don't return messages. You need to physically go in the store to find out the status. It is now third week of August, 7 weeks later, and we've visited the store three times to find out the status. Each time we're told that they'll call us when it's ready and made to feel foolish for inquiring. Last time, 3 weeks ago, we were told it'll be there the next day. Custom furniture is a joke. No follow through or communication. Edit down the street has a person to suggest instead. Check with them.

Mimi's was loaded with lots of options to browse and sort through. There were lots of deals and…read morebargains mixed in, so plan some time to check it all out!

This was such a cute place with something new to see everywhere you look. I love eclectic-style…read moreplaces and this one was a hit! The pricing was also super reasonable --I don't think I've ever seen such fair prices at a boutique before. I'll definitely be visiting again soon!

Always the best customer service. Friendly and helpful. A bit pricier than HD but worth it to…read moresupport a local business

The staff here is so friendly and helpful! Every time I go in here everyone greets me with a smile…read more I always feel comfortable shopping here for anything and everything but especially like their plant section. Their hoodies are also insanely comfortable.

Oh my goodness goodness gracious! This place is truly a quilter's paradise. I had never even heard…read moreof it before, but was passing through Snohomish recently and, of course, my car swerved into their parking lot as soon as I passed by. Downstairs, the place is about half fabric and half classrooms of various sizes. The fabric area is mainly quilting cottons, with a decent selection of patterns, and a recently-updated yarn area for the knitting and crochet crowd. They carry most of the main fabric designers for quilting, as well as batiks, holiday prints, and tons of solids and mixers. Accessories include any ruler, tool, or notion you could possibly need for quilting; plus they have sewing-inspired gifts, too. Upstairs, there are more classrooms (including a pay by the hour longarm rental room) and a large Bernina showroom. This area also has more patterns, as well as bagmaking supplies. The supply selection here is pretty good - lots of zippers, d-rings, etc. However, as with most things bagmaking, there just didn't seem to be enough stuff to satisfy my cravings for things like printed vinyl, waterproof canvas, rainbow zippers, etc. The sad truth for bagmakers is that it's hard to find a local option to shop these things; I end up buying most of my supplies online or at the Sew Expo. That being said, if you're a beginning bagmaker I'm sure you would find their supplies more than adequate. The staff I encountered were friendly and helpful, too - I was a little nervous about this after reading previous reviews, but I had no issues with service. I ended up buying a quilt pattern book and a really cool fabric-focused wall calendar that I can't wait to start using in January. I'll definitely be coming back here, and I hope to take a class or two in 2025.

Love the selection & the sales people. Very helpful. Glad…read moreit's near my home. Every visit is like a play date!