Women's Clothing in Florence, OR

“Love this gift shop! Every year me and my family come to Florence Oregon to take a vacation and this is the perfect gift shop to visit! It's my absolute favorite and everytime I'm some what late I'm more then bummed, I recomend this to tourists and people in general! ♥♥”

“These are very comfortable! I had been looking for a nice pair of white cotton pants so I had to purchase a couple pairs + a shirt when we found this shop. If you stop in you should try them on, it will be hard not to purchase once you feel how comfortable they are. I have worn these for nearly a year now and will be purchasing from here again.”

“I was so nervous thinking about shopping for that special outfit for my grand daughters wedding. The minute I walked into the store, I saw the display's of beautiful fabrics and outfits. I had so many items that I loved, colors and quality was amazing and Glenda was so helpful. I'm excited to wear my outfit and know I will look fabulous. Thank you Glenda”

“Nice little clothing store in the middle of Bay Street in Old Town Florence. This is one of the largest stores along the street. It's located in what was once Florence Theatre, a beautiful art-deco movie house; some of their window displays are in what I think may have been the box office in days long passed! (For those interested in history--it was opened in 1938 as Florence Theatre, restored after a fire and renamed Harbor Theatre, and closed in 2003, after which it became a shop.) They have lots of cool merchandise: Clothes and shoes, as the name implies, but also handbags, scarves, socks, hats, jewelry, and on and on. I bought my mom a really lovely pair of gloves for Christmas. I haven't decided if it's a good thing I hadn't tried them on myself, because I know I would have ended up with another pair (that, or the ones I bought may not have ended up under the Christmas tree!). I almost bought a new purse by Anabaglish, a company in the Portland area, here as well... but I'd already spent enough money over the course of the couple days my mom and I had been in Florence, so I talked myself out of it. This shop is also on the Florence Charm Trail, and I didn't realize what that was until I stopped in here. Whether that was a good or a bad thing I'm not sure, because I got charm-trail-fever.... Anyway, the woman who helped me was very friendly and helpful. She asked if my item was a gift and offered to wrap it for me, which was nice because that was one less thing I had to wrap. It looked a lot nicer than it would have been if I had done it, too!”