Wild Fern Boutique

"The owner was very nice and friendly!!Gorgeous building and really cool inventory !!! Definitely coming back for some gear ! Lovely store!"

"I purchased a pair of pants here on 25% clearance that were still almost $100, they ripped after one wear and was told the owner would do nothing, not even offer store credit since the pants were purchased on clearance and final sale. I have very little faith the owner would do anything differently had I purchased the pants at full price. Clothes are cute but very poor customer service and ownership mentality. Do not shop here. Update: If there is a manufacturer issue found after you purchase an item, even at full price, they will do nothing for you. I was blamed for the pants tearing after ONE wear. I would recommend buying straight from the company’s they sell, no additional markup, and better customer service."

"I loved the clothing and the staff was friendly. I found three items I wanted to buy. However, I wasn't able to find even one pair of pants in my size. The biggest size I found was 33. I'm not sure if they intentionally do that or if they were just out of stock. What a shame."

"We love this place & the owner is so sweet. My husband and I always wander over after Brunch on the weekend and usually buy something!"

"I’ve found cute stuff in here several times, and I like the aesthetic, the ability to shop at local shops and try stuff on (unlike online shopping), and the curated selection. But, I’m super sad because I have been left with an odd taste in my mouth by the customer service. When I brought a sweatshirt up front to buy it, the sales associate rang it up at $2 more than the price tag said. $2 is a super small difference and was not a big deal to me for this particular item, but when I asked about the different price because I was genuinely confused and had never run into this at a boutique before, I felt like the sales associate was somewhat condescending in explaining that it has been the store’s mistake not to cover up the brand’s price tag with their own, but the other sweatshirts in the stack on the table were marked at the correct price $2 more than the brand’s price and it’s a bummer to see the other price on the tag but this is how all boutiques operate. Obviously I hadn’t unfolded other sweatshirts on the table to check each one’s price — who would do that? I had been SO excited about the soft, cute sweatshirt, but by the end of the long, confusing conversation I left feeling like since it was the store’s mistake, maybe they could have just rung it up at the price on the tag that was $2 less, or done something tiny like that to make it a happy transaction rather than a confusing, off-putting one? I totally totally understand that by buying local I got to try it on and not pay the brand’s shipping cost so I don’t have an issue with the $2 at all; it was more just feeling talked down to and like there was no flexibility or tiny gesture to say “hey sorry, our bad!” even though it was the store’s mistake that a totally official legit-looking price tag wasn’t actually the price tag. Just an odd, unpleasant experience that I don’t usually have at the other shops I bop around to!"