The Chique Boutique Salon / Sharlie’s Curvy Clothes - Shop WA (Near Mount Vernon)

Rae I had an incredible shopping experience thanks to Chloe at the Tacoma Windsor store! She went above and beyond to make sure I found exactly what I needed. When the size I was looking for wasn’t available on the rack, Chloe didn’t hesitate—she actually took the outfit straight off the mannequin. That level of dedication and customer care is rare these days, and it truly made my visit outstanding. Chloe was friendly, attentive, and determined to help me leave the store happy. Because of her effort, I found the perfect fit. Windsor is lucky to have such an amazing associate, and I’ll definitely be back thanks to Chloe’s exceptional service!

Diane Mcgraw Nice business and owner.

Ann Richman Bon voyage vintage just opened a Ballard a little while ago and this is my first time coming in on the market day on Sunday. And I’m so glad I did because look at these incredible shoes that I scored! There were also a few other items that I would’ve loved to have gotten, but today was the day for the most fantabulous shoes. Check them out they’ve got really cool vintage and very affordably priced. I’m bringing in some of my other vintage to do some trading so anyway enjoy it’s a really great store love love love it!! ⭐️⭐️⭐️

April J Reeder My first time here, I fell in love. If you need anything from Hawaii or Polynesia please go get it here. This lady is very nice and helpful. The store was organized.

Ayu Chekole Great material, and was delivered on time. I appreciate the owner for her open and accommodating behavior as well. Keep it up!!

Candace Deej I’d been looking forward to this new Plato’s Closet for awhile. Larger space, better layout, the kind of glow-up that actually seemed promising. Then I saw the prices. Forty-five dollars for used boots? At that point I’ll walk into any department store, buy them new, and avoid the inevitable heartbreak when the sole gives up after three wears. Eighteen dollars for an oversized sweater that’s already seen a few seasons of someone else’s life?Please. The whole point of places like this is to let the perpetually broke still dress well, not to cosplay as a marginally cheaper boutique. Value Village, ten minutes away, has the same brands in better condition for literally half the price. This store didn’t just raise prices; it quietly defected from the entire thrift mission statement. Came in optimistic, left wondering why I bothered. Hard pass.