Tamar Murphy I stopped by about two weeks ago to grab some jewelry and I was taking a look around at the clothes to see if I could spot something I wanted. Normally I never do because the size options are so limited so this wasnt alarming. After I had got my jewelry, I asked who the owner was and for his card so I could give a suggestion. Who I think was the manager(I forgot to ask for her name and title but she has the pretty, big blue eyes, brown hair, and sweet, big personality) said he didnt have any but she could pass along my message. I let her know that I like to come by pitaya but I can never get any clothing because the sizes are limited to only 3 options. Or if I can find something that fits, its often material like polyester which I dont like because it holds heat, moisture, odor, etc. and I wouldnt be willing to pay $30-50 for polyester as its essentially plastic. She heard everything I had to say and gave me so much background as to why I was having the experience I was having and that she was working to get more sizes available but it was so difficult and she made so much sense as to why. I told her I appreciated her being so thoughtful (she mentioned that she understands certain fabrics might cause sensory issues for some people or might be the only option for people with certain body types, for example) and putting in so much effort to help the customers. She made my experience very nice and the lovely girls working with her that day also made my experience nice too. I hope the owner can start off with offering basics in more sizes as I love basics and would spend more money there and Im sure smaller girls would too. Ill keep checking in just for fun anyways because Ill never know what I will find and the girls at the store are always very nice and very helpful every time Ive gone in and Ive been stopping in for about 4 years.
