Una Mae's,

1528 North Milwaukee Avenue, Chicago, IL 60622

"Love this boutique shop. Some of my favorite items I own are from here. Good selection on both men and women clothing. Everything I have is of high quality and made to last. It is on the pricier side though and I don't necessarily enjoy their return policy so be aware of that before you purchase."

"few things (all of this is my opinion): 1) as someone who has worked in a boutique and recognises a lot of the clothing product here, the clothing feels very overpriced for what it is. 2) vintage section is okay, overpriced as well— mostly stuff you could grab at goodwill. found a shein skirt down there 3) fine for gifting if you have someone you don’t know that well"

"Went here today hoping to find some good clothes, but the woman who I assume is the owner was too busy chatting away with an employee and another employee, guy was busy on his phone while standing on top of displayed merchandise. I wouldn't waste my money on this overpriced hipster 'boutique' nor would I ever come back."

"Store’s clothes were somewhat decent. The main reason for 1 star is that none of the staff thought it would be a good idea to verbally inform me as a consumer that the return policy was store credit only. When I went back the next day to return the item I’d bought is when they verbally told me. Staff member even had the gall to say “The policy is on the back of the computer” … that print was TINY and barely noticeable. It’s 2023, if you’re going to have a store credit only policy for returns you need to do like H&M & Forever 21 and verbally ask consumers before they buy if they’re aware of your policy. I left highly irritated and the only reason I’ll ever return is to use the credit."

"The good: clothes are very stylish, beautiful, and handpicked by the owner. The store is always clean & organized. You will always find several items here that you love, and they all feel high quality. The bad: Return policy is in-store credit only and the sign indicating this is far too small to be helpful to the consumer. The staff tend to appear aloof. The dressing rooms are too dark to be realistically useful."