What a lovely shop! Beautifully curated home furnishings and accessories at very good prices. The…read moreowner is an interior decorator and her ideas and advice are fabulous! Don't miss this gem when you visit Mystic, CT!

Exceptional home furnishings. Great value too. Inventory always changing. Worth a look when you…read moreare visiting Mystic or Stonington.

From the owner: High end home furnishings and accessories on consignment, Brands such as CB2, Restoration Hardware,…read moreLillian August, Pottery Barn and Ethan Allen. Also featuring unusual vintage, mid-century and antique pieces

Situated in downtown Mystic, on the other side of the river; this is a must see venue…read more You'll find yourself surrounded by beautiful hand blown glassware, wooden kitchen tools and cutting boards, ceramics, and some jewelry; much of it has a nautical theme, Plenty of housewarming ideas at several price points. It's hard to make up your mind; they are all museum quality. There's no hard sell from the staff.

Company of Craftsman is a beautiful store filled with a variety of handmade items. Some of the…read moreitems are made by locals, others are a bit farther, but everything is America made! This store is in the center of the of the cutest town in Connecticut, Mystic. I didn't even know where to look when I walked inside, there were so many beautiful, unique peices. The cutting boards, and other kitchen tools are so tastefully made that I would keep them as decor. They have beautiful sterling silver jewelry, from earrings to bangles. There's some stunning pottery, as well as hand blown glassware. As expected most of the items are a bit pricey, but not outrageous. Their packaging is gift ready! You're sure to impress who ever is lucky enough to receive a gift from such a charming little store.

One of my favorite stores to visit! Unfortunately it seems…read morethey've gone out of business - makes me sad I loved visiting that store - so many great finds!

Ever go into a thrift shop and suddenly realize that you really need a tray table for breakfast in…read morebed?! Or, what about realizing that you have a complete and utter love for all things reclaimed wood? Eyeballing things you definitely don't need? Then, you're my kind of people, and you belong at MINE. This great little off the road second hand store is filled with great finds from all eras, and will definitely have your mind in overdrive of home improvements and DIY's. From hooks to paintings from artists unknown, to records, dolls, dishes, and chairs galore. This is a great way to spend an hour or two by just poking around and thinking if you need this or that. Prices are a little higher than most, but overall, a pretty decent selection. Wonderfully friendly owner - so ask if you're looking for something in particular!

When you first walk in, you are greeted by Pigeon, the friendly shop dog. The clothing is organized…read moreby size ranges, type of clothing, and color. Each item has a personally scripted price tag that tell you about the article of clothing. It lists the decade it originates from and the designer. It also tell you the size it actual fits, even if the original clothing tag disagrees, and a bust size which is so helpful since vintage clothing doesn't usually have the same stretch as modern pieces. She carries pieces in all sizes. I saw XS through 5X in the store with more than one each. the prices seemed very reasonable for what you were purchasing. The store smelled and appeared clean. the owner welcome me in and then let me shop- no hounding or frequent inquiries. I don't find anything for myself today, but I was charmed by her shop and mission. I wish I was local so I could peruse regularly.

Let me set the scene, it's a super cute and small building. You see a pride flag and a pun on the…read moresign. Already two green flags. You walk in with a jingle-jangle and a you see large windows on the right. Lined with vintage shoes and boots from the 50's to the 00's. Colored coded clothes; rainbow satisfaction on left. Long dresses, blouses, and skirts arranged together. You see Punk Masc or Rock Masc on a little chalkboard sign and see 60's and 80's dresses, pants, blazers, and patterned button ups galore underneath. Everything is organized very well. The back has a clothing rack with sale items on it. Great choices. So pretty. Right next to it is a maker bin, it's a bin of items that need a little love and TLC. You wanna practice adding buttons, sewing or wanna find some awesome fabric? This is your place. Such a good vibe and the person working was so kind and patient.

The man and woman running this store and awful. As soon as you walk through the door they yell at…read moreyou about not having drinks or a phone. We didn't have either and were still yelled at. Our reaction was surprise after immediately being barked at by the woman in the back and when we expressed shock she continued to yell at us saying she didn't need our business. She continued to yell at every one else in the store, people left running. Disgusting and immature behavior for a store like that lol.

Rude and passive aggressive. Keep walking. They don't appreciate customers and to that, it will not…read morebe a pleasant shopping experience. I had friends wanting to buy some items, asking performance questions about cookware. Rather than responding with positivity on how great it was and answering the question, the owner picks up a sign and says did you read this?! It was as if she couldn't be bothered by someone wanting to buy that was engaged with her in a demonstration conversation. Weird. The store is crowded with displays- granted items are nice. But everything says do not touch and it's hard not to touch anything with how tight it is in there. They also have no cellphone signs everywhere. And when I say everywhere, I mean everywhere, in an aggressive manner. To this point, as multiple of my friends were engaged in buying (I already determine I would not give her any business, even as a business owner myself), I stepped back out of the traffic lane and behind a do not touch bed that was hard to avoid touching. I admittedly made the mistake to check on my business on my cellphone by looking at the screen when she barked at me "NO CELLPHONES! Didn't you see the signs?!" I was stunned- here I was about 20 feet away and she had about 5 people around her engaged in buying. But she was more concerned about someone quietly looking at a screen. Had she politely reminded me or asked my friends to remind me, it would have been a better situation. Nest time I'm in Mystic, I'll happily go buy from several other stores and walk in with my bags and say, "Remember me?... Big mistake. Big. Huge! I have to go shopping now."

This is a nice new shop in the area. This is a perfect addition to downtown. Much like salt another…read moresmall shop in the area, they have a lot of handmade locally crafted items. This seems to be trendy and becoming more common in the area. They have plenty of great gift ideas, whether you're here on vacation and looking for a gift to bring home with you, or a local and looking for special birthday or holiday gifts, mystic supply is a perfect place to visit. Oh yea and they have cold brew coffee to go. Last but not least hourly Vespa rentals (genius!) Cheers all! Enjoy

A great addition to the Mystic small shop atmosphere, although it is a little bit off the main…read moredrag. When we walked in the owner was extremely welcoming and explained the products and how they were 100% American made. They had a nice assortment of scarfs, gloves, coasters, SteamPunk-style lamps, kids clothing, hammocks (canvas style), throws, and candles. The owner even asked our opinion on stocking the shelves with additional items which showed she cared what her clientele wanted. We purchased a couple of items and went on our merry way. I think this place has huge potential and expanding some of the offerings will make this place a go to stop for us for not only our own collection but for gifts as well.