Wolfbait & B-girls

A very artistically driven boutique that has a lot of unique, hand-​made items. A lot of Illinois and Chicago based items, clothing, and décor that is nice for tourists.
The prices are difficult for the average person, and costs into labor and materials for handmade items causes the prices to be pseudo-​inflated. Makes it difficult to spend $ 90.00 — $ 120.00 for handmade jewelry that has $ 20.00 into materials. Markups based on the item being handmade is somewhat deceitful.

Super cute store full of locally made merchandise. Jewelry, Clothes, Art, Bags… etc. Located at Logan Square. I didn’t walk out buying anything because there was nothing I felt like I just had to have, but there were lots of neat things to look at. I appreciated this store and everything in it. This store is basically like if Etsy had a brick and mortar. Which I don’t know about you, but I love Etsy. haha. Defiantly stop and check this place out if at the square.

I shop here for all birthdays and every Christmas. Nice staff, unique selection, ALL LOCAL! Come on. Win-​win. Prices are VERY reasonable for hand made things, and there is a sale section or two. I especially love their jewelry and bath/​body products. At every baby shower there is at least one cool gift from this place. I got one at mine and its our favorite, groovy little bib. They have something for everyone from tea to wallets to random little pieces of art.

To all the «less-​than-​nice» reviewers who complain about the price point of merchandise here: SHUT YOUR HOLE! When you seek out less expensive, mass-​produced merchandise at chain stores, you’re just perpetuating the problem of unethically produced, overseas production. You sound stupid. Get educated.

I was in line to pay for a very pretty Mata Traders dress for $ 80. The worker — obnoxiously loud white lady with short hair and a brace on her leg told me in a surprised voice «Hey, you found something huh? And in your size…»
Ugh.
As a curvy full-​sized mujer, I was insulted.
I won’t be coming back again. Thanks.

Wolfbait has something for everyone. Located in the up and coming neighborhood of Logan Square, you can stop in and browse before you dine in one of the many excellent restaurants Logan Square has to offer.
They have all sorts of Chicago themed products, from t-​shirts to soaps. My personal favorites are their candles and bath and body products. Wolfbait also has two in house brands, Bruiser and Brazen Judy. If you come in at the right time you can see the two owners constructing the garments.
Everything is more pricey, but it is all made by local artists, which makes it worth purchasing. The place is small, but they do a good job of managing the space they have.
Bottom line: If you love purchasing local or ever need a cute Chicago gift for someone, Wolfbait is the place to go.

Eclectic local shop with a great selection of clothing and gifts typically made by Chicago artists. Friendly staff and plenty of great items to keep you perusing for a long time.

This store is an eclectic little store of awesomeness and uniqueness. You will find goodies here that will be difficult to find anywhere else. The shop highlights local artists to showcase their gems, there are like over a 100 artists that are represented in this shop.
I was definitely impressed with the quality of items that this store had to offer. The store was well organized so it made the shopping experience that much more pleasant. What will you find here?
1. Beautiful Quality Clothing (The T-​Shirts are definitely a must have)
2. Beautiful Hand Crafted Rings, Earrings, and Necklaces
3. Smell Good Vegan Soaps
4. A Variety of Amazing Candles (I scored a soy Candle in a tin with the beautiful city of Chicago’s Skyline on it’s cover). Yummy!
5. Beautiful Paintings for your House
6. Chicago Memorabilia
7. All sorts of coffee cups, I have a thing for coffee!
Yes this store is located in the heart of Logan Square. It’s just one of those stores where you will find yourself in Wanderlust!

a few cute items, mostly would appeal to tourists I would think.
The awful music playing in there made me want to run out immediately upon entering. I certainly did not feel like lingering and browsing. Then when I had to step around a friggin DOG just to shop that pretty much stopped me from buying anything or ever returning. Maybe I’m just not weird enough to shop in Logan Square.

The notebooks made with old board game boards are the coolest thing I’ve seen in while. $ 20 for a notebook may sound like a lot, but it’s a lot cooler than those Mead things from Target. The Candyland and Monopoly ones were adorable.
Wolfbait & B-​girls is full of unique merchandise, most if not all is handmade. The jewelry is unique, much of it made from «rough» materials. The jewelry is somewhere between reasonably priced to expensive. If you are looking for something unique and like vintage-​looking gold tones, stones, malachite, pearl, then you’ll love it here.
Looking for unique Chicago souvenirs? This is a better bet than any cheesy shop on Michigan or State. The t-​shirts are all made from the softest cotton, featuring screenprints of the city and sports teams.
There is a small variety of clothing, much of it is from the Squasht label. I bought a Squasht dress last summer and I LOVE it. I wasn’t really into a lot of the pieces here though.
And like many other boutiques, Wolfbait has a section of locally made soy candles.
I was able to browse freely without being pestered at all, which I love.

This place does a service to local artists and customers alike! Great stuff, always changing. You can tell the staff really cares about the place /​neighborhood /​shopping local. Five stars for Wolfbait!

This place is over rated, I read all the reviews and decide to give it a shot. There are so many other shops that have just as cool locally made stuff at way better prices. As an artist I know our work is usually more $ because it’s unique but some people go overboard. They do have some cool unique jewelry pieces but that’s about the only thing that differentiates this store from all the others.

Stopped in here for a matter of a few minutes. They have items that can be purchased by independent artist who have shops on Etsy. Knowing this you also know that these jewelry items can be a bit pricey but that is the price you have to pay for good art. The staff was very friendly and helpful to the patrons.

I was in the last minute hurry for something decent to wear and since I’m in bit of a time crunch to go shopping downtown, I looked up places in my neighborhood and Wolfbait had the most good reviews. I go there and realize the clothes were so pricey, it was ridiculous! I’m also a few pounds extra so trying on the bigger sizes were a disaster too since they were ALL ill-​fitting. They had decent jewelry and other things but I’ve honestly seen and been to better local designer shops.
I felt awful but had no choice but to spend a bomb on a very midocre dress while I will have to alter and make a few changes myself before my event. Sigh. Easily one of the most disappointing shopping experiences ever!

They have very cool things. A lot of hand made items and very creative. I wish this store was bigger. Cute little things you can give as gifts or for yourself (your home). Some of the items are very created and it amazes me. Will definitely come back to look for new cool stuff.

Wolfbait & B-​girls is one of my favorite places in Logan. Any time I am giving a gift, I always try there as their stock is unique and creative and their price point has a wide range. I have gotten a few pieces of their jewelry and a few pieces of home décor and I’m looking forward to sharing it more with guests in the future. I actually find their Chicago goods to be much better and more representative of the city than the kitschy items that are found on Michigan Ave. I haven’t had a ton of luck with their clothing, but I think it’s more because I’ve never gone there in the mood to buy any clothes. I always prefer to buy my clothes and gifts locally if possible so I have a feeling that Wolfbait & B-​girls will long be a staple in our household.

This is where I go on my «treat yo self» days. They have all of my guilty shopping pleasures of things that I don’t really need, but go crazy if I do not have in abundance: paper products, soaps, Chicago tchotchkes, and needlecraft creations. All high quality stuff here, too. They also have clothes, of course, which I do not buy because they are a bit out of my price range, and a handful of their items are a bit too hip for me. The people who work there also seem a bit too hip for me.
I love me some locally made products, but for a store such as this one, I’m kind of surprised that I’ve never walked in, found something, and said, «Wow, I’ve never seen anything like this before!» Okay, that’s a lie. I did see some cool small-​biz laundry detergent.

I love this store. Why does Logan Square have such cool boutiques!?! After picking up my glasses, I stopped by here. Upon entering, local handmade jewelry entranced me. Throughout the shop, there’s so many cool, fun things from onesies to handmade cards. Yeah, this store is awesome. On my first visit, I got coffee sleeves from SnarkySleeves. I love having cup sleeves that say «Boobs» «My Husband is Hot» and so many more.
On my second visit there, I bought a necklace I oogled over. The owner told me that the jewelry changes often, so keep coming back to see other cool pieces. I saw some nice earrings from my SIL aka Christmas shopping time. On this same visit, I picked up a few cards and a cute piece of Logan Square artwork. I can’t wait to put up our California Blue Line stop sign as part of our neighborhood artwork collection. So, in two visits, I found so many great items for local artists. I can’t wait to go back to check out new jewelry collections or other fun baby gift items or wedding gifts.

Ooooh, how I HATE this place. (and) Ooooh how my wife loves it. Fun things for her to look at and ask if she can buy them, and regardless of the answer she buys them anyway.
At least the prices arent ridiculous! And, lets be real, she DOES need a new purse every three weeks.

I like the eclectic items for sale in this boutique store! There is an overriding theme of «Chicago» which is perfectly awesome for the casual Chicago shopper.
Most recently I was able to purchase a neat print of the various Chicago sports teams– it was an artist’s take on the mascots. My words cannot do the art justice other than to say that I would have paid about 50%-57% more for the piece. My purchase also included a small button that has the Chicago flag as the background and «HOME» in the foreground and a Chicago-​style embroidered patch. In past visits I have purchased neat postcards to send friends and relatives– that show a different side of Chicago.
You can purchase a shirt of the Mayor giving the «bird» with his shortened finger.
This is right around the corner from Lulu Café and Longman & Eagle, so if there is a small wait for brunch just stop in and take a look!