Just opened 6 months ago and is a MUST for unique gifts for others or yourself. Another mission…read morekansas wonderful boutique!

Amelia's Bloomers is beautiful and engaging, the artful displays pull me into each fascinating…read morearea, whether the distinctive designer clothing, handsome home goods, or gorgeous jewelry. There is often a special sale on one category or another. The owner, Deb, is an artist, a delight to visit with and so helpful. Each visit is a new experience bcz Deb rearranges as she receives new merchandise. My sisters and I have each purchased clothes and jewelry, and have received glowing comments from friends about our purchases. Deb always ties a ribbon and often a flower to your bag. The shop is in Mission, part of a cute strip of stores on Johnson Drive. I wish the reviewer who intended to blast a store in Zona Rosa, but misidentified it as this one would correct her mistake.

We were needing to wait on our dog at the Vet so we decided to cross the street and visit LuLu's…read moreBoutique. The minute we walked in I was in love with all the items for sale. From one of a kind items to the beautiful consigned clothes, purses and boots. Talked to the cashier (owner?). She was so friendly and easy to talk too. I told her I would send as many of my friends to check out the boutique as I could. I guarantee you will find something to purchase!! Prices were very reasonable. From high end items to cheap things! Highly recommend!!

I haven't shopped here, but I recently stopped by to try and sell some high end designer items…read more They were thorough and efficient when inspecting each piece and offered me what I believe was a fair price. Both employees were very friendly. I did take a look around and they have some really great pieces available.

I had always wondered what this store was all about, so the day finally came where I was able to…read morecheck it out! The merchandise is all custom made in house, designers, pattern makers, seamstress'... all in house! They actually go to Japan and buy genuine kimono's and remake shirts, vests, scarves, jackets... anything. The can even custom design exactly what you want. Every piece is like art and truly one of a kind. It is all very expensive, right down to the few genuine Asian home decor pieces, but it is so worth it if you have that kind of budget. If you need the pieces taken in, extra fabric added, or even a button/zipper replaced; it's all done for free... for the price you pay it's sort of like a guarantee... I love to go in every now and again to see the new pieces!

I stopped here with another sewing friend and could not have been more thrilled with the eye candy…read more- the kimono fabrics, garments and other accessories were to die for, a real visual treat. The staff could not have been more gracious and showed us around and pointed out things that were interesting to us as sewists. One of my favorite inspirations, just wish I lived closer so I could stop by more often.

quick and very reasonable! love this place! I've used him several times and I have always been…read morepleased with his work.

TLDR: Cheap repairs at best - but the owner followed me out of the store cussing in my face and…read morethreatening to sue me over my requesting a refund or proper repair of a necklace. I have this on video. Initially a great experience, timely and "cheap" repair of a 14k necklace along with a watch battery replacement. Paid $60 for both and went on my way very pleased with the service. Unfortunately, the new jump ring from the replacement clasp snagged and I noticed the chain had disconnected but the engraved pendant had already fallen off into a grassy area. After contacting him know of the incident, he offered to look at the break and see if it could be fixed or refunded as discussed in the attached texts. Upon inspection today, we both agreed it was not NECESSARILY a fault of the repair but I still hoped to have the chain repaired with 14k gold clasp. I mentioned that I had requested this initially and he got angry. I requested a refund again and he handed me the necklace back refusing because "I didn't have a receipt" - despite him asking me to bring it in over text. That is still all fine - uncomfortable and irritating but I was fine with leaving and cutting my losses UNTIL he followed me out of the store calling me a "cheap *****", flipping the middle finger (pictured), and threatening to sue me. For what? I'm not sure. I am a young woman with self-respect and refuse to be screamed at by anyone especially not someone offering ME a service. He only changed his tone and backed away from me once I started recording him - but his grandson or nephew took a photo of my license plate as I got in my car. It felt very violating - I cannot recommend this store for repairs of any kind.

Great service and expertise. Helped us resize rings, design a new one and took excellent care of…read moreus. Small business to support! Highly recommend.

A wonderfully delightful experience from start to finish! The team was thoughtful, creative and…read morepatient in turning family pieces into a more modern and wearable piece. Communication was great and everyone was decidedly un-fussy which made what could be a stressful experience quite easy! I enjoyed how I was involved in every step of the process and the team's ability to translate my ideas into a piece thag was even better than I imagined. Pictures don't do justice to the amount of detail in the finishes! I will be a customer for life!

I enjoy hitting this store each week, but there have been a few changes lately that are quite…read morefrankly making me shake my head. In the last 6 months they removed the best feature in the store, the unsorted shopping carts in the back. It was nice to get to hunt through a few carts, like a real treasure hunt. No more. Gone. Those were the best bargains, and I'd spend over $50-60 easily each week. Since the carts ended, they've been making the store more like a boutique, and I'm not convinced it's a good idea. This seems to be the trend for these thrift stores, perhaps it's to get more money from the donated goods, but they are pricing out a lot of their customers in my opinion. There are still bargains, but it's less and less common to come across lately.. Overpriced items sit for months in the showcase, and they never apply the color tag discounts to items in that case. I've seen the same 4 gaudy german hiking medals at $10 each (they were $15 for a long time) relegated to the bottom of the case, in a heap, on some sort of overpriced little china plate. Overpriced items sit, until they do a large sale (like 50% off white tags) once every few months, or they get repriced and moved around the store. I saw a $1.99 Star Trek game sitting by the toys, I came back 2 days later, it was in the showcase and priced at $19.99 - it was worth $10 on eBay once upon a time, and that was 4-5 years and 3 computer generations later. Someone needs to clue the staff in to how to price things, and not just look on eBay for the latest asking price. If you want to price donated goods at the eBay asking price, you're asking for a lot of your customers to head to City Thrift, Red Racks, or Goodwill. Also, it's been a year. Please pave your parking lot. There are potholes 4 ft x 4 ft wide just inside the entrance on Lamar. It's getting ridiculous. Update: They re-paved the lot and put some 25c bins in the back, an improvement!

I am an avid thrifter and have frequented thrift shops for years. Unfortunately, I cannot recommend…read morethis The Salvation Army location. The store itself is very grubby, and the inventory is disorganized and hard to shop. There are many clothing categories that are not organized by size. The shoes aren't organized by size or color. They do seem to have a lot of inventory, though. If only it were easier to look through. I wasn't able to get into my thrifting groove and left within 30 minutes without trying anything on.

Lots of Variety, but overpriced. This is on trend with other antique stores in the area but it's…read morebetter for browsing, not for buying.

Just opened couple weeks ago, it is very nice antiques store, high end and fine antiques, designer…read morefurniture. Must see .

Just had 90 minutes of my time wasted because my shoe size isn't selling well? It took 90 minutes…read moreto make that assessment? That's ridiculous.

Ugh. The service is horrible. The employees make you feel as you are bothering them to do their…read morejob. What they take makes no sense and is inconsistent. Went with many NWT items from lululemon, altar'd state, etc. they said they don't take those brands! What a waste of time. Seems like they only take things from Target and Walmart.