Goodmans Department Store

This place was a total life saver. We had recently just moved into the area and couldn’t find ANYwhere to get wood cut, even home depot (their saw was broken, which we found out after taking forever to find anyone to help there), and we were at our wits end. Mark and William in the lumber yard were so patient and helpful. I’ve been back three times since, and everyone is super helpful and they have literally anything you can want. Prices seemed about average for a boutique hardware store (not big box).

Good store, great service and I love the products. The only complaint I have is a lot of the life is good products I liked but were only available in men’s not women’s. Too much «girly» life is good products and I wanted same camping, hiking and fishing logos but they only had them in men’s. Otherwise it’s all good

If you like Life Is Good wear then this place is your heaven.

Horrible service.
Walked in and not even a hi. Nice clothes but the service was horrible, another one of those stores that if you aint white, you aint right.

This store has a vast selection of Life is Good! There’s always something new on the sales floor. The staff will go above and beyond for customer satisfaction.

If you like the «Life is Good» line, you’ll absolutely love this store! It’s got a HUGE selection of ‘Life is Good” apparel. The entire second floor contains items on sale! It’s got something for everyone — kids, women, men, and even dogs!

My very favorite place to stop in St. Helena. You will be blown away with all that you find in the store. The staff is lights out, and you will want to visit them every time you are in town. A perfect place to shop when wine tasting. Gifts for the whole family. The best Life is good selection I have ever seen. Something for everyone for sure!

Cute little store if you want to pick up some shirts, hats or accessories. They seem to have a random assortment of stuff. I was drawn in by the Life is Good stuff, and they have a vast collection. I didn’t wander upstairs, and didn’t even realize it was a department store until I left and looked at the exterior. Maybe more for girls, or guys who’re shopping for girls. :)

Goodman’s is the closest thing St. Helena has to a department store. I used to go with my grams when I was a little kid… so I always just thought of it as a store for granny clothes. In recent years their window is full of Tommy Bahama, and well, that didn’t exactly entice me inside either. Now I find that they also predominantly feature the Free People and Life is Good brands.
Someone *please* tell me Free People is not the women’s equivalent to Tommy Bahama.
I don’t know that this is always the case, but the upstairs is filled with sale clothing. Still most items have a fairly hefty price tag in my book, but I did manage to find a great overnight/​shopping bag to replace my old trashed one for $ 11.