I like to try to stop in here bi-monthly to check the sale rack($3 make you holler). they have…read moregreat clothes and sometimes you can make a great find at a reasonable price(i.e. my new kids on the block bubble gum pink swap meet sweater and the two neon fanny pack zipper pouch hats). I believe they only have two workers....the owner lady and another girl...both of which are extremely helpful and awesome people. if you don't want to buy, you can rent the costumes and clothes...it's actually where i got my halloween costume last year...i was a drag queen dolly parton impersonator....oh yah....it was a good halloween. i came up with the idea for it last minute and the cashier girl helped me piece it together. all in all it's a great little boutique...the people are friendly...so if you're in the market trying to find a costume or you just have a more interesting sense of style and need some new garb....check out "ish" for realsies

Your experience with Ish greatly varies depending on who is working that day. During my first visit…read morea couple years ago, I was completely snubbed and ignored. But then, I returned recently while visiting family, and had a wonderful experience. The tenant greeted us warmly, and explained which pieces were for sale and which were only for rental. She gave us some recommendations for other shops in the area as well. She was just so sweet! I tried on a selection of items, and settled on a vintage red mod dress. It was fairly priced, at about $50, and the dress was in good condition. I packed it in my suitcase, and flew home to the east coast... when I put it on for work for the first time, I felt something stabbing into my hip! I took the dress off, flipping it inside out. I pulled open the side seam allowance, and there was a huge, rusty metal clothes pin in the seam. It stabbed me! I love the dress, but I was disappointed that the shop didn't spot the pin at intake. It could have been dangerous! Overall I have positive feelings about the shop, but if you purchase second hand from here, please be sure to look over your clothing before wearing it. I'd hate for someone else to be stabbed!

I seem to collect gray-haired male comedians. My ophthalmologist is one. My dentist is another. And…read morenow I've collected yet a third: a jovial gray-haired gentleman who gave me advice on caring for my freshly-cleaned shiny, sparkly wedding ring that I can completely ignore--but was truly funny. But we need to work backward. After 40 years of marriage and weight gain, I needed my wedding ring resized. Two jewelers I checked with estimated a 2-3 week turnaround, longer with the 1st store since the jeweler was on vacation. My wife looked online, found Two Sisters and saw the business had great reviews. The reviews were right. Dropped the ring off yesterday and picked it up today. Not only was my ring perfectly resized (which was determined yesterday by a very friendly lady behind the counter) but thanks to an expert cleaning my ring shines and sparkles just like on the day my bride slipped it onto my finger at our wedding. When I picked up the ring, the lady wasn't there but there was a friendly young man and...the gray-haired male comedian. His advice for caring for the shiny ring? On a sunny day when I'm driving, hang my hand with the wedding ring out the car window, point it at the other cars and blind them with my bling. I intend to use that. Believe me, he had other suggestions, one potentially painful but might just work. This is our go-to jewelers now. It's a great store doing fine work, and with at least one person doing standup as you pay the bill. What more could you ask for?

I took a ring in to be resized. The gentleman who waited on me was very nice, measured my finger to…read moredetermine the best fit, then quoted a reasonable price. It was ready 2 days later! I'm very pleased and highly recommend Two Sisters.

If I can give them negative Stars I would! Me and my wife…read morewent in there for the first time very excited about all the stuff and how well priced it was and for some reason have to workers we're stalking us following us every turn we made very rude very judgmental and quite honestly I expect more from a store like habitat for Humanity where everything is donated and I'm a paying customer!

Tried to donate a dining set that was in great condition. The staff do not want any furniture that…read moreis a little dusty, pretty crazy, thinking of people who could've used it.

This spot is so cool! I saw them on Facebook and immediately loved the style of the owner…read more I'm not crazy for vintage items unless it's clothes. At least, I wasn't until I saw the way the items were styled. The prices seemed good and the owner or person working at the time was nice but kept to herself.

Dont bother to have them sell things for you! Its not worth…read morethe effort. You get pennies for nice items and the staff and owner are unprofessional. No break downs no real information when you call...just alot of double talk. DO NOT SELL WITH THEM. Do Poshmark or sell yourself. Its a rip off!

I have been buying and selling here for at least 6 years if not more. Tawny and her team do a great…read morejob of offering and accepting quality gently- loved items at reasonable prices. I travel all the way from the city (Seattle) to sell with Bella Luna opting over the local convenience of other markets in the city because Bella Luna makes consigning a breeze.

How adorable is their new children's area! It's so cute. They did an amazing job. My daughter…read morecouldn't stop staring at the clouds.

Always loved coming here. Store is organized and the workers are always great! Love the new larger…read morelocation!

I stopped by on a whim and to pet the dog in the window. The store was a wonderful collection of…read moreart and jewelry. The lady (I forget her name) was a wonderful host and gave me a tour of the entire store. I found my treasures and will be back. Thank you for the great customer service and experience.

Eclectic mix of items picked up from her world travels plus many many beads, books …read more I have decorated a room , bought beads for projects an bought most of my jewelry from here. Great place just to browse thdn have some tacos up the street.

This business is owned and operated by Annie Gambardella, the sole proprietor of Picket Fence…read moreMarket. While the have moved locations, they are continuing to buy, sell and consign furniture and vintage items on an occasional basis, and at traveling fairs. Unfortunately, Annie has still not paid her consignors the 75% she owes them for the items sold in her previous location on Callow, and is continuing her business anyway. To date, we have tallied over $6000 in unpaid debt, furniture that has been sold and the entire profit kept by Annie, presumably to fund her next venture. Please do not support this shop until they have made good with their previous vendors. For more information, visit "Victims of Picket Fence Market" on Facebook.

Warning, Mrs gamberdella sold my stuff for me as we agreed then she kept all the money.read more

Wonderful people! Wonderful stuff!! Wonderful prices!!!…read more Go here weekly. Always changing. Clean. Well organized. Some amazing still at equally amazing prices. A fun place to shop.

Your first impression of walking into this store, is that most/ MOST of the items are fairly priced…read morefor thrift goods but most of the furniture is a bit high. Here's the nitty gritty - why they deserve a 1 star rating. For a person in need, truly in need, they offer free stuff in the back room, when I looked it was decent furniture so I thought, wow, that is super nice. But wait. They require REQUIRE the people needing the furniture to attend a "service", which is so weird and cultish. Apparently they do the "service" upstairs... Then you really start to look around at the people that are working there, and they are super nice, until you ask for assistance from Tammy Faye B. It was awful. Do yourself a favor and donate/purchase from a cause/store that gives no matter what. No one deserves to have a Bible shoved down their throat, especially a person or family in need.