Indian Summer

Not impressed at all. It’s very small, prices are high, and customer service is terrible.
I found a couple of cute dresses but I could go to Macy’s and buy a new and similar dress for the same price or a few bucks more.
The employee was very busy talking with her friend to notice me or anyone else coming in the shop. I wanted to try something on so I politely excused myself for interrupting and asked about a dressing room. She pointed it out to me and I went it. I didn’t end up getting anything. I said thank you and got absolutely no response. I felt really weird/​uncomfortable.
I won’t be back.

I live around the corner from this place, I’ve been in a few times and have purchased a few pieces for great prices. It’s easy to look at every rack which organized nicely by color and type. The owner has been there every time I’ve come in, she has a really warm smile and easy demeanor, I’ll continue to stop in as long as I live here for my impulse shopping fix ;)

After reading the other reviews I was excited about checking out Indian Summer; hoping for some awesome vintage finds. I was surprised to find a very modest shop on what looked like a residential street. I walked in and was greeted by a friendly woman behind the small counter. The place is again, quite small and didn’t take long to browse through. Im not sure how to describe the style– I suppose vintage in a funky, eccentric sort of way… leather riding pants, 90’s looking dresses, lots of funky belts and boots. But unfortunately, nothing I could ever see myself wearing.
I agree with other reviewers that the place was clean and didn’t have that old dingy smell that a lot of vintage shops may have. The sales person was friendly in her greeting and didn’t bother me as I browsed which I appreciate.
Overall, I’d say, if you’re looking for truly funky, unique pieces, then its worth checking it out. I see this shop being for those with truly daring style. If you’re looking for classic and timeless vintage pieces, I would try elsewhere.

I liked this tiny place. The sales guy was hip and friendly, and coincidentally my first time in the store happened on a day when everything was 25% off since the owner was getting a bunch of new items in. I tried to find out when this might happen again, but the guy was very vague… I guess there is no sale schedule. They had cute clothes from ~‘50s to early ‘90s, and things seemed to be quite reasonably priced. Got a pair of low-​slung leather boots and a studded belt for $ 28 before the sale was applied. Hot damn! They don’t have a return policy, but the guy implied that the owner is reasonable and would take something back if there was good cause. Would surely pop in again, if only to be amused by the ridiculously «trendy» clientele.

I live across the street from this place and only stepped in this last weekend. The store owner is great and super helpful. The selection is varied and unique, I walked out with two pieces after 5 minutes of shopping. The store doesn’t have a used clothes smell, which is a big plus and I often see the owner steaming the pieces. I love that she takes care of the clothes =) and I will def come back more often.

Hands down the best in style.
Adria is super helpful and I always take to heart her suggestions.
I discovered her booth at the Punk Rock Flea Market a year ago and look forward to her clothing rack specifically when they house the event. Now that she has a permanent location, I am very pleased!