Roanoke Trading Company

This is a really neat store. They have a lot of unique items to decorate your house. Or if you need a gift for someone, whatever the occasion, they have all kinds of nice things from jewelry, clothing, lotions, candles. What caught my eye was the neat motivational plaques, pillows and canvas bags.
They put your purchase in a handled bag, with tissue. Your own gift. And they put the receipt in its own bag, nice customer service. My samples were even in a little bag.

Wow, such a lovely store. I usually don’t find anything to buy at places like this because its your standard me-​maw country garbage. The owner has a great eye. They even carry Tokyo Milk products. The two ladies at the store are very friendly but they don’t pester you about everything you’re looking at.

My husband and I stopped by RTC before dinner Thursday evening. We had driven by many times but never stopped to go in. I’m so glad we finally did! This is a nice store! They have a wide variety of home décor, candles, clothing (men & women), jewelry, shoes, and even Swell water bottles! I have seen them being used by Kaley Cuoco on Instagram but had never seen them in person. We talked to the gal working (the buyer for the company) and she shared her experiences with the Swell bottles and how awesome they really are. So that was nice to hear from a real person about them. They also sell Natural Life products — some of which are in an old VW van inside the store — so cute!
The prices vary from inexpensive to expensive, but it all seemed to be good quality, and definitely there was a ton of stuff that you won’t find at your typical store. I spotted several things that I want to go back for, including a huge framed A.A. Milne quote that I would love to hang in our bedroom. This will also be a great place to shop for gifts.
The gal working was super friendly. We stayed and talked for a good long time about our house hunt, the area, and the Round Top antique fair. She was very kind — a great representative for RTC!

Great place to browse through and possibly shop, if the sales associate, the girl staring into the register took a second to acknowledge and greet — those of us who walked into store. On 8÷9÷15, my husband and I decided to check out this quaint little store. I, actually, found a couple of items to purchase, but, sadly, the girl who supposedly worked at the store never lifted her head to say «hello ‚“or to ask if assistance was needed. In either case, we walked in, looked through for a good 20 minutes and walked out — as though the girl was deaf or blind. Sad. It was obvious, she hated her job and people — in general.