A small boutique men's shop in the North Admiral neighborhood of West Seattle. I think it's cool to…read morehave an accessory shop focused on guys. They've got miscellaneous items including t-shirts, hoodies, scents, leather ware, axes, bags, etc. You're not going to film your closet or dresser here but you'll likely find something to add to your kit. And you're supporting local artists and small businesses.

Wonderful, well-made clothing, locally owned, what more could you want!…read more Currently getting my list together for Christmas shopping.

Had to grab some last minute gifts for some family members coming into town for a visit - this shop…read morewas perfect!! Cute selection and had everything I needed. Can't believe I've never stopped in. Thanks!!

I had been stalking the clothes online but wanted to wait for the shop to open so I could try them…read moreon, which ended up to be a great idea for my wardrobe but terrible for my wallet because I wanted one of everything! The prices were surprisingly affordable, though, and every single thing I tried on was just soo comfortable! But somehow they were still all adorable, making them perfect for both working from home and going back out into the world! Such a great addition to the neighborhood!

This store is absolutely gorgeous. The plants are all healthy and super affordable. Local artists,…read moredelicate and well crafted fashions for women and men. Everything was priced so well. We bought a candle and a hanging plant- it is growing out of a moss covered log- so unique and beautiful. We were patiently taught how to care for it. I will be back soon. There's a mini pineapple plant with my name on it!

Pretty store, lots to look at and very pretty items...but my partner and I did feel very…read moreuncomfortable with one of the workers. Tall lady with glasses kept starring and watching us while we shopped around. I don't know if it's cause we look young or the fact that we are brown I'm not sure it could be both. I understand that they sell expensive items that are valuable but definitely does not excuse someone from profiling and following customers.

The spot smelled so good!…read more Clothing had great heart. Textures and materials were intriguing.

By far my favorite upscale boutique in Seattle. They have incredible brands and their clothing…read moreselection is always a perfect combo of seasonal, trendy, and comfy. We got Christmas gifts here, I've gotten shoes, dresses, scarfs, skirts, they have it all. They recently started adding pop-up racks of gorgeous vintage clothes, and I found the perfect wedding-guest dress there. If you love a trendy boutique September is for you!

Very cool shop with lots of hardcore denim for those on the lookout for it! Primarily for men, they…read morecan hem your pants in shop after you get them! Pretty sweet!

Staff is helpful, thats the positive bit. They dont put…read moreprice tags on for a reason. Check the return policy before you buy $400 jeans...

I found some great deals on what I was looking for, plus a few things I wasn't I also ordered some…read morecute things online that weren't in store at this location.

This location is moderately diverse in both selections and staff. Holidays can be overwhelming and…read morequite littered with picked apart racks and abandoned carts but that'll be any and all department stores in the busy and functioning holiday season. My only complaint is the lack of personal space and customer to employee interaction needs to improve.

This gift shop brings me joy. It's tailored towards locals but they also carry general merch. It…read morereminds me of Fireworks and Kinokuniya but less cluttered. They have other locations in the area but this particular one on Capitol Hill is the most convenient for me. The staff is welcoming and friendly. They have apparel, pins, stickers, and other fun gifts. I caught the 49 bus from downtown but the 10 and 12 were an option too. I just took whichever bus came first. Sure, I could have walked up the hill but I didn't want to get all sweaty.

Super cool store!! Perfect for fun trinkets or cute clothes. We loved looking at the plushies and…read moreblind boxes. We bought a couple smiskis. Cashier was super nice and sprinkled some magic on our smiski for luck - opened it and ended up pulling the one we wanted!! :))

Diabolically overpriced for vintage, especially compared to other local shops. Employee at the…read morefront desk monitored me then right before we left accused me of shoplifting, when in fact they misplaced the item themselves. Blaming customers for their own disorganization, yikes! A lot of items smell funny, I don't think they wash things before selling; also yikes!

This place is the cleanest, best curated vintage store I've been in in ages! The clothing is all…read moresoooo clean, wonderful, and thoughtfully tagged with informational things! They're playing Malkmus right now and it's hard to even consider walking out.

This store is a neighborhood gem and has been one of the number spots that I send all my new…read morevintage friends, people I know, or my clients who are looking for a great place to make some $/ buy ensure the pieces go to a great home! The owner is amazing and the staff over the last few years are fantastic! I've made this a monthly stop by to use my credit or come in and find some great new additions to my closet, and to be honest I haven't been let down ever! The selection, options, and array of themed items I've purchased are always a huge hit! And BONUS, I get so many compliments when out and about - that's pure coincidence right there! I would highly recommend coming in, saying hi to Iris and the team - thank you alll for everything you do for the community!

My review got removed! I'm just gonna censor what I said before, but no fr tho the lady working…read morethere didn't say a single word to me just would stare. I truly believe that she would've said nothing to us at all if my sister didn't say "thank you" first before we left. For context, I am a Vietnamese, non binary, and bi person that went here with my sister. I say all this to say that I am not homophobic or racist. I am just tired of being treated as if I don't exist because I am not white. That's not to say that ALL white people are racist or are doing this intentionally, but it IS a form of racism. Staff (red bob white woman) didn't greet/ speak to us the entire time we were there, and both her and her tall white gay male customer (who she was very attentive to) didn't say excuse me when they would charge through the small walkways I was in. It just felt like another white people situation where I'm basically invisible to them and had bad vibes from that. Also how u gonna be a consignment store and ur stuff is ugly and damaged?? The selection was overpriced, dirty and nothing special.