This is a really cute store with a lot of vintage items- they have housewares, furniture, decor, records, and more. I'm not in the market for clothes so I haven't really looked at them. My favorite time to go is Christmas time- they decorate their store windows and have a ton of decorations that really take me back. The prices are fair- not thrift store low but not ebay high either. They are also cheaper than the sister store in Columbus. Definitely worth checking out.

If you can go to any other vintage or secondhand shop I would highly suggest doing that. Extremely overpriced and a lot of products are from the 2010s and above but still passed off as vintage. Also workers are EXTREMELY rude and openly talked bad about their customers and criticized the record albums previous customers had purchased and said they had a bad music taste. I put my items back after overhearing the two women working there. I understand people can have different opinions but at least wait until your customers leave the store if you insist on talking bad about them. Not to mention I drove over and hour to check this place out. Over priced and terrible customer service.

terrible. I ordered my clothes about a month and two weeks ago, and still my clothes have not even shipped. I know its covid times, but this is unbelievable. I emailed them a couple of times and they blew me off saying the same thing and never checking on my clothes. I am a student and spent over 100 dollars, and have come to terms with the fact I will never receive my clothes ever. DO NOT BUY.

The Flower Child is sensory overload and is very successful at providing a museum of retro furniture and home furnishings. There are many rooms of clothing and accessories, thus making the inventory vast. However, I would consider myself a serious vintage clothing connoisseur and would have to say that the condition of many garments is very poor, especially in the face of being sold for higher prices than what it's worth. Stains, tears, broken zippers and inseams, mold, musty smells, significant discolorations are prominent, and the prices tags read $50-$70. Many of the clothes have not been professionally cleaned prior to sale, and it all feels like it's coming straight from a moldy box in the attic or a flea market. Also, some of the dresses were not vintage. Buyer beware. I recognized a 2007 bridesmaids dress from David's Bridal in the racks, because it was the same one I wore at that point in time. Also, there was an overabundance of 1980s attire, and the other decades felt unrepresented. For excellent vintage clothing with quality and uniqueness, I recommend the drive to Royal Oak, MI to Lost and Found Vintage.

For fun, laughs and memory lane, go browse the two chock-filled floors at this amazing antiques/vintage clothing shop on the west side of Cleveland. Need a shag rug, a old waring blender, an Elvis outfit - this is the place to get it. At Christmas it is decorated in high 1960's style with funky ornaments. One of most entertaining shops anywhere.