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I had such a poor experience in this store the other day, which is a shame because I usually do my best to support local businesses. I stopped in here while doing some Xmas shopping on the 23^rd. When I walked in and poked around for a while, not one employee offered any assistance. As a guy in a women’s boutique, that’s a shame because I was clearly there shopping for gifts and ready to spend $$$.
The kicker came when I asked to buy a certain hat that was prominently displayed by the register. The employee, or owner for all I know, quickly snapped back «no, we don’t have any more». I then said «OK, then can I take the one displayed?», and was quickly told «no, I’m taking that one later». Wow. Ok, so deny a paying customer because an employee has already claimed the last hat? No apology? No «let me show you some similar styles…»? Nothing. She just let me walk away very unhappy.
What did I do? I went online and bought the same hat. I also later went to J Crew and spent around $ 150 on sweaters, etc. that I may have spent here. In the day of big box retailers and
, this is sad. I will feel no pity when they fold up shop, given they make no effort to please customers.

They have the best clothes!
Lots of creative and unique styles to choose from.
Alecia, who works there, is not only gorgeous, she’s also really friendly and so sweet — you don’t meet many people with that combination.
It just has a great shopping vibe, nothing snotty or self-​important at all … My kind of place.

On Tuesday night, my sister and I stopped into the boutique late in the afternoon. It’s absolutely charming and I pretty much loved every single item in the store! They carry Free People stuff and my sister drooled on a few sweaters, coveting them but ultimately not making a purchase.
I, on the other hand, have less self-​control and that combined with a jam-​packed sale rack towards the back of the store (to the left of the cashier’s desk) ended up with my first of undoubtedly many purchases at this amazing gem of a store.
They have adorable dresses, shirts, sweaters, jewelry, kitchy stuff like coin purses and packs of funny gum… basically everything in the store is begging to be picked up, looked over, considered and perhaps put down in favor of lovingly caressing another fabric (or in my case, added to the pile for purchase).
The quality of the clothing that I saw was mint. I looked over things carefully before purchasing and everything is perfect.
Can’t wait to come back and shop some more!

Fantastic little boutique for summer dresses. She has a relatively eclectic and decent size selection of dresses, shirts and lingerie for a shop of its size. They do carry a small selection of jeans as well. The quality of the clothes seems to be quite good and the prices commensurate with that. There is a sale section by the fitting rooms as well. She is definitely worth a visit if you are in the Marblehead area.

So cute! They carry all the great basics like Michael Stars, Theory, Sanctuary, etc. but they also have some really unique, supercool brands like Odd Molly that make it so you aren’t wearing the same clothes as everyone else. They also carry non-​clothing items like fancy candles and a few housewares. It’s the best place to find a gift for a woman (if not for yourself) – they have something (good!) for everyone. Plus, they are super friendly and helpful. Can you tell I love this place?

Sweet little shop in Marblehead. (yes, Marblehead is random). Although small, they have a nice range of sexy cute panties — hip bags, tanks, jewelry and jeans. Although Marblehead retail tends to be very ‘palm beach’ esq. she was a refreshing hideaway with some funky goods.
Did I neglect to mention the chill dressing rooms?