Tigertree

Be prepared to spend if you come here. Very expensive. I only took a brief look at the clothes but jeans, sweaters, jackets all between $120-$200. Stickers are like $6. They do have a very nice collection of things from brands such as Baggu, Not Picasso, and Yellow Owl Shop. There is a good selection of jewelry, and comparatively you could find something nice and unique for a decent price. Their collection of things is definitely fun to look at, and they have a very large kids section. About half the store is dedicated to kids merchandise. My friend was disappointed in their JellyCat collection.

Tigertree is such a cool spot…I could’ve spent hours in there. It’s like someone bottled up all my “I need this!” shopping impulses and turned them into one beautifully curated store. So many fun, unique finds all in one place. Honestly, if you like quirky, clever, or just plain cool stuff… you’ll be in heaven.

GREAT SHOP! Amazing selection of jelly cats, ALTHOUGH I was expecting to see the basketball jelly cat. Sadly it wasn’t in at the moment. (great prices btw)

I used to love shopping but it never feels fun anymore. Shopping here is SO enjoyable. There’s such a wide but well-curated selection of novelty and gift items that it’s impossible to walk away empty-handed. It’s a brand that’s got personality and is well-deserving of our support.

Inaccurate ship times. I paid extra for shipping to ensure my package would get to me by the date that Tigertree provided an estimate for. But my package is set to arrive 5 days later. Questionable customer service (unless you want to deal with a company that deflects blame to everyone else). I asked for my shipping back and they said no but refunded the item which was less expensive than the shipping. Then when I told them the shipping was more than the item they gave at least 5 excuses as to why it’s not their policy, not their fault, etc. Definitely not worth buying from this company in my opinion. They aren’t selling anything you can’t find somewhere else.

Literally got the cutest cat socks here I’m obsessed with them! Staff was super friendly too. I will be coming back again! :)

So many cute little knick knacks and some high end clothes for affordable prices. A lot of cool neat stuff here! The employee working was so helpful and gave us a lot of tips for things to do in the city. We thoroughly enjoyed the experience!

Such a cute store and they have some of the best stuff!! The only complaint is pricing but I always recommend this store to family/friends visiting Columbus :)

Tigertree and Cub Shrub (I think it's called) are colocated, though there are two signs visible from the street. One side of the building is kid's stuff, one for adults. The kid side has clothes, toys, and more; the adult side has, well, clothes, toys, and more. We spent more time on the adult side. Games, jewelry, stickers, etc., plus some quality but casual clothes. Service was excellent: welcoming, friendly, patient, helpful. Prices are a bit high, but appropriate for the quality. You can find little things if you need to stay in a tight budget. And some pretty cool things to splurge on. I'm sure we'll be back.

I went about a week ago and there was this jacket I thought was very charming but it was so expensive so I waited to come back after christmas so I could afford it. I came back today and notice they must've sold out so I asked about the jacket and staff was passive aggressive and not very kind. I was told that I should've, "jumped on it when I had the chance". They have some great products but staff should be polite when asked questions.

Cute store, spent a lot of money the first time we came here. Visited again recently from out of town. Employee was very crass in pointing to a bar across the street when I mentioned we had to cut shopping short. We have traveled there from out of town to shop and I needed to use the restroom. I get having private restrooms, however this store has gone viral On tik tok with people traveling in to visit. I would have spent more money had I been able to shop longer. Will I go back, maybe? But honestly only if I have to go to Columbus, I would not go out of my way to visit again. Noticed both items I bought were marked up in price as well after purchase and looking online at competitors websites.

The new space is perfection. They took over the storefront formerly occupied by Rag-o-Rama. One side is gifts and adult clothing. The other side is all children's clothing, toys, etc. They seem to have expanded the womens clothing selection. Always enjoyable to browse around and find unique items.

Very friendly service every time I've gone! One time an enamel pin I got from the gumball/pin machine was defective, and they let me get a new one for free. This store has all sorts of cute knick-knacks, and a huge selection of baby toys and clothes. Would highly recommend if you're looking for a unique gift! Items can be on the expensive side, but they are super fun and usually high quality.

Such a fun store! They had a little bit of everything for adults and kids. I wanted to reinvent my persona and be everything Tigertree. They had one side of the store which was gadgets, gifts, toys, books, drinkware, jewelry, and much more. The other half was largely clothing, which was affordable and high quality!

Incredible selection of unique items and adorable children's clothing, really trendy adult clothing (but pricey but seems worth it). Just things you won't find anywhere else. There are also a lot of really cool trinkets and crafts. Just love this place will be back!

Favorite store thus far in Short North! They've got clothes for men and women but honestly, I was loving all the options! The clothes all have fun patterns. They had fun candles, quirky books, cards, and other unique stuff. My friends and I didn't purchase anything, but I'll have to go back again! There's an upstairs and downstairs so be sure to browse through the whole place! Too cute! Can't wait to come back!

Haven't been in this store in a minute (for non-slang users that means a very long time). But I was so stoked that it was apart of the Holiday Trail and got me back in here!! We had one more person coming to holiday dinner and didn't want them to come without getting a small something and this store is perfect for that. Lots of cute and usable last minute gifts; stickers, fun kitchen towels and hot pads, notebooks, blankets, photo frames, mugs, jewelry, lots of fun trendy graphic memes and real cool apparel in the back. Fun face soaps, candles, perfumes, cards, and upstairs is the men's apparel. Such a fun place! It's great to window shop, although I'm sure they'd love a purchase every now and then. So if you're without a gift last minute for something , or to give a little pick me up or a birthday gift... pick up some courage and head out to Tigertree!

Tigertree is one of the Short North's biggest assets. The shop offers everything from men's and women's clothing to notepads to bath and body products to kitchen accessories. It sounds like it would make for a strange shopping experience, but Tigertree makes it work in the best possible way. And the visual merchandising makes me swoon every time I walk in (sometimes I stop in just to admire how beautiful the store is). This boutique is a great place to find a gift for almost everyone on your shopping list (and a little something for you too!). The products are high quality and the price point is in line with what I would expect to pay for this type of product. My only disappointment is with the customer service. When I popped into the shop recently, I wasn't greeted by an associate until I had made my way into the back of the store and the associates didn't seem to be engaging with other customers either. Definitely not top-notch service. I guess I just expect something a little bit friendlier from a shop that oozes personality.

Great, fun shop! Stylish and high quality items, plus good service. Excellent place to find gifts for someone who has everything.

My friend, Kevin, was the final sale in the brick and mortar, Tigertree. Seems like a great store and he was sad to see it go.

This is a really fun and unique boutique located right in the heart of the Short North. I would describe it as though Spencer's Gifts had a baby with J Crew, sort of a quirky gift shop and clothing store combined. Tiger Tree is right off High St., surrounding by really cool shops. When first step foot inside, the merchandise you see right away is definitely silly gift items, certainly not things you'd find in a big box store. They have everything from funny mugs, pretty stationary, hand made cards, and goofy knick-knacks. As you head towards the back of the shop you find yourself immersed in women's clothing and lovely jewelry items. While it is a little pricey, you can tell that the clothes on the hangers are special. They have their own style and I totally dig it. On a recent visit they had some amazing sweaters. They were perfect for giving the boring winter season some personality. I was also caught off guard by the lavender chap stick (swoon). I definitely got some of that! For the fellas, they do have a men's section right upstairs. I've wondered around and noticed some popular, cool dude swag like Herschel backpacks. I got the vibe and I didn't hate it. Every time I visit Tiger Tree it's fun to explore because their inventory changes and everything is unique and fun. It's so convenient having a store like this right off high street, especially when you're on the hunt for a gift.

This is a terrifically fun store. While walking around Holiday Hop, we were so impressed by their moving winter window display that we had to stop in and see what kind of store it was. Tigertree carries a wide variety of funky items-- a little bit retro, a little bit modern -- and contains so many products to peruse. It's two story, so go on up the stairs too, and be sure to go check out the clothes in the back of the store - there are some really interesting pieces! Fun jewelry, and a variety of awesome gift items - colorful clocks, edible chemistry kit, animals-inside-a-mug, and more rounded out the collection at the time of my visit. This is really just a must-see if you like an eclectic collection with a wide variety of items to check out.

Thanks Josh for the quick response and refund on the sweater. I've also contacted the manufacturer, Deus Ex Machina USA, to let them know their product is faulty. I've never seen a garment just fall apart like this. It wasn't just the stitching, the entire fabric was disintegrating. Bizarre. They may be contacting you.

There are tons of shops on High Street, but Tigertree was that one store that caught my eye and pulled me inside with all of its might. Just peeping through the window, you could tell that there was something awesome to be discovered inside. The paper goods and office supplies caught my fancy. Pop art styled backpacks in chevron print, or brightly colored 1960's trees brought something unique to high quality work gear. I bought one of the leather card holders that comes with four complimentary colors - one for each card slot. Color coding not only looks stylish, but is handy for organization too. I also saw some cute needlepoint cardholders as well. They even came in masculine colors and designs for men. Tigertree also has tons of eccentric gifts. Odd enough to raise an eyebrow, but still classy so that your friends won't crinkle their nose at you: - Edible Chemistry Kit - Bushy Cat ornament set - Needlepoint iPhone cases - Decor themed from The Odyssey The perfect shop to get lost in, find something unique for yourself and to gift your loved ones, Tigertree is a must-see in Columbus.

It's a fun store to experience. It's an odd assortment of things. If I had to guess, I'd say the goal is to make a shop that the characters from a Wes Anderson movie would frequent. I think it has the charm, not sure if it delivers fully on the selection. It's like a more hipstery, quirky, mainstream in its anti-mainstream approach to say Urban Outfitters. I'd check it out again.

Tigertree is one of my favorite stores in the Short North. They have a little bit of everything and beautiful clothes for a decent price. I love getting unique cards here as well as gifts for others and myself. I got a high quality sweater here for my birthday as well as a llama mug and the staff was incredibly friendly and welcoming. They offered to hold my clothes while I shopped and just great in general. I can't wait to go back!

One of my favorite places to shop. They always have something that fits my style and I rarely ever leave empty handed. I shops there for the cloths, however they do have jewelry, greeting cards and knickknacks that are fun as well.

Tigertree is the kind of store that Urban Outfitters pretends to be. Knicknacks, wallets, women's clothes, men's clothes, decorations, cards, notebooks, shaving paraphernalia, perfume...in essence, all of the gear that the young and not-so-young hipsters of Columbus need to fully outfit themselves. There's a lot of places like this that have sprung up now, but Tigertree manages to do it a bit better than the other places. How? Well, for one thing, it doesn't bend over backwards trying to cater to millenials. Urban Outfitters always had a touch of this, but has progressively grown into a marketing schema based around "YOU'RE YOUNG THIS IS HIP/CAMPY/IRONIC BUY ME NOW" as an aesthetic unto itself. The clothes are little billboards, the paraphernalia is meant for your dorm room, and everything is meant to be a billboard. Tigertree neatly skirts (har har) this by being less about the brand on the clothes and more just about how the clothes look. A lot of their stuff is expensive to be sure, but a surprising amount of it is well-fitting and well-made. As a 6'3" man with a slender build and long arms, buying button downs that fit me well is a task suited to disappointment. But Tigertree has a number of long button-downs with really nice patterns that also happen to fit me like a glove, almost as if the shirt was tailored for me. Their Hawaiian shirts are the same thing. Are the shirts pricey? Yes, so shopping here is a treat and not a regular occurrence. But with that in mind, when I do get something from here, it is something that I wear frequently and really enjoy. Also, the general atmosphere the sale staff create is a good one. Upselling is one of the most obnoxious things salespeople can do, at least to me, and it actively makes me want to purchase fewer things or leave altogether. The people here, in my experience at least, do not do this. They'll point out things I might like, but I never feel like they're pushing expensive shirts into my hands. I've also heard them recommend people go to other stores if they can't find what they're looking for. Overall, Tigertree is a worthwhile establishment in the Short North.

Let me say that I am SO happy that Tigertree was able to move off Brickel Alley and grab a spot on High St. They just were not getting the attention they deserve back there. Now that they're on High St, they can do so much more. Case in point - the window displays. I love the creativity that exudes from the front window of Tigertree. It always feels like a kid's fairytale. My favorite was when they had overstuffed rain clouds and raindrops. That creative feeling carries inside as well. They have belt buckles, wallets, and change purses made from recycled book covers. That's genius. Sifting through the pile to find that perfect coin carrier is so much fun, especially since you know you're going to be the only one with that design. The clothes are very stylish and young. I love the tailoring. Everything has a classic but current feel. Check out the ties too; they have great designs that are definitely outside of the normal checkers and stripes. Another awesome gift: the keychain plants. They're tiny little eggs with a miniature live plant inside. Everything is cuter in mini size. I really don't think they could do anything better. They have unique products that support young designers and a bright space with alluring displays. Plus there's a cute shop dog. If I had more money to spend, I'd be spending it here. For now, I'll stick to the change purses and small gifts.

I'm so impressed by Tigertree. I am immunocompromised, and constantly amazed by how careful they are during the pandemic. I felt extremely safe when I recently visited their shop. Their items are so funny and cute. If you need any type of greeting card they have it. Plus they have awesome home items and great gifts. You need to shop at Tigertree right now :)

Tbh I love Tigertree. Being from Indianapolis, I jump on the chance to visit each time I come to Columbus. While the clothes are pretty pricey, its selection of cute and hipsters gifts and baubles are what keep me coming back. Stock up on birthday cards and trinkets while you're here and make sure you take a turn on the chicken machine!

I love this store. The only reason it isn't rated higher is for the price, which honestly deters me from coming in more often. As a college student, I can't really afford the majority of the things sold here, but it's perfect for those small knick-knacks or funny gifts to give to a friend. Think of it almost as an IRL Etsy. Definitely worth a stop!

Open in Clintonville now. Never lifted their mask rule. So smart. Still awesome. Thanks, Tigertree!

Either I go into Tigertree so much that the staff recognizes me or their staff is just the nicest. Ever. I mean, seriously. From the moment I walk into this store I feel happy. There are so many cute, kitschy things that I can't help myself. Their clothing selection is small but perfectly curated - there's not a thing I don't want. And their prices are reasonable (did I mention a found the same dress they had at Anthropologie for $20 more?). I can't wear my cat head sweater dress without getting stopped over and over and over again by people telling me its awesome. If I need a gift for a friend, this is my first stop. I can always find something here that I know they don't have and will absolutely love (hint: Baggu, Ohio County Fair Field Notes, and Banned Books Match Set). And at the same time I can find a gift for myself (a vintage purple Jordache belt? Yes, please).

LOVE EVERYTHING HERE! Unusual and quirky gifts, quality on-trend clothes that don't break the bank, simple and beautiful jewelry, and it's locally owned. Some vintage items upstairs. Tigertree is a store for folks with personality. Customer service ranges from competent to can't-be-bothered. However, the owner is sincere in his desire to make his customers happy. That goes a long way. I highly recommend supporting this local business.

Love this boutique. I don't know how so much awesome is packed into one small space. I visited this place with just the intention of killing some time. I didn't plan on making any purchases, but I ended up leaving with a pair of shoes and some fun nicknacks. I loved the stylish clothing items they had. If I had more time I would've tried on some dresses. The accessories and random nicknacks were so fun to browse through. I had to keep telling myself that I didn't need things like soap that looked like doll hands or envelope making templates so that I didn't go completely overboard with my purchses. I didn't venture upstairs, but I will definitely be back to check it out.

I just love Tigertree. This boutique pretty much has something for everyone. To be honest, I go to buy Happy Socks - my favorite sock brand. (Don't judge me!) Their selection of them is wonderful. In addition to another 3 pairs of Happy Socks, during my last visit - I picked up a really cute duckbill cap at a great price. For men, their selection is pretty good... just march to the back of the store and take a look. My favorite things are their maps they keep on the walls leading to the 2nd floor... I just want to buy them all and hang them everywhere in my house... to date, I have resisted this urge. Stay tuned to see if I can hold out.

This is undoubtedly my favorite shop in the Short North. Any time I need a last minute gift, or just feel like browsing an eclectic space, I stroll on over to Tigertree. Not only do they have great clothes for both men and women, TOMs shoes, and fabulous jewelry, they also carry just about every kind of quirky, unique gift you could imagine. Whether you want an awesome, decorative trinket for the home, comical book or even a fun new bag to put it all in, you're in the right store. And if for some odd reason nothing catches your eye, please mosey on over to the stationary section. Coming from someone who could spend (and sadly has spent) hours in the Target card aisles, Tigertree has the BEST greeting cards, ever. IMO, you can never have enough excuses to send someone a card. This store is just made to brighten one's day. Side note: they're also pup friendly! I love it!

If you haven't been to Tigertree in a while (like me), then you owe it to yourself to check out this chock-full-of-awesome boutique! When did Tigertree get so great? I remember it being a small, cute store with a few quirky pieces of clothes and accessories. But now? It's a two-story shop that could help you find a gift for just about anyone - including something fabulous for yourself! I went in today to do some holiday shopping, and here's what I saw: * kitschy, unique gifts * adorable housewares * bags, bags, and more bags! (all in fun prints, of course) * leather wallets * accessories for men and women (socks, watches, etc.) * outerwear for men and women * clothes for men and women * vintage maps and globes * and so much more! Everything at Tigertree was unique and special, and the staff is delightful and super-helpful! One of the ladies even modeled a coat to help me make a decision. And now my mom has a fantastic little yellow coat heading her way!

I became aware of this place while reading an older dialogue about whether or not this place was one which catered to hipster scum... didn't think much of it until I accidentally came across the blog and saw some really NEAT ties... so I figured I'd give them a shot. Stopped down on my day off, dressed to spend all day in the workshop... which means old blue jeans and a mechanic's shirt. You get the feeling REAL fast about what kind of operation a place is when you dress like you just walked out of SoCal Speed Shop. Know what I found out when I walked in? The place is freakin NICE. The girl working there was friendly as could be, pointed me right toward the ties, and socialized with me while I was looking around. Yeah, hipsters suck. That doesn't mean the places they shop do. Maybe every once in awhile they accidentally happen across some place cool like this in spite of their almost uncanny ability to have absolutely no style or taste in the slightest. That's no reason to write it off. If I had, I'd have lost out on the opportunity to add a cool new place to visit when I'm in town. While they did not have the tie in stock that I wanted, I WILL try and make it out this weekend when they get their stock in. I'll probably bring my sister with me, too. Definitely check this place out.

I agree with Kara! What nice people the owners/staff are! I would give this place my money anytime for that simple fact but the icing on the cake is that I actually liked the stuff in there (sorry Michael U). :) I never knew it before but I'm totally digging Fred Perry and if I could have afforded it would have bought every bag I saw last night. They also have a selection of bags that are made from vintage car interiors (ie the leather). Super rad. I found prices to be extremely reasonable and I loved that they had just a few of each thing so as to make it feel sort of special. I love Tiger Tree and think I'm going to call and have them hold that one bag before someone else does. :)

I must say, the place has definitely improved - as has the selection. Lots of cool stuff, though nothing I needed on this particular night. "Hipster" for sure, but a whole lot less douchebagery than many of the other clothing stores in the Short North. Great in-store soundtrack (Modest Mouse today) that is not some awful bastard-child techno/Nirvana hybrid and vastly more helpful customer service than Doctor Mojoe. Those silver Ohio pendants need to be turned into cufflinks and there is a distinct need for more single-breasted as opposed to double-breasted jackets - otherwise, I dig it.

I went into the store for the first time last week. I saw their blog and a lot of their items seemed like they would make good gifts, so I stopped in for my last-minute holiday shopping. The selection was pretty good. If I had been shopping for myself this would have been a 5-star review, because they had some great items for women, especially a gorgeous grey cashmere sweater. The prices were what I expected, considering most of their clothing is from recognizable labels. It is a hipster place (this means they sell things with folksy bird motif) but there are plenty of things that will appeal to people who just enjoy being trendy. The guy who worked there--one of the owners--was very friendly and helpful (plus cute, which doesn't hurt).

Josh and Niki, who own Tigertree, responded individually to complaints I made in a previous review, which were namely that I experience poor customer service and bought a piece of clothing that quickly started unravelling. They helpfully suggested ways to remedy my discontent. Their quick responses and deeply apologetic tone made me a fan - these are owners who truly care about making their customers' happy

I recently bookmarked this place after reading Amber H's review of the "button-yielding-egg laying chicken machine." In between yardsale-ing and apartment viewings this weekend, I stopped over to check it out. What I really wanted to get was the vintage-y striped canvas backpack in the front and the great straw cloche hat in the ladies section, but at $32 and $55 each, those will have to wait until the money starts rolling in from my new lucrative library job (hah). Fortunately, the aforementioned button machine was more budget friendly -- just a quarter! No one else was using it, an unassuming glass box with a fake chicken and a bunch of plastic eggs inside, so I walked up, read the informative flyer on the front, placed my quarter on the tray, pushed the plunger, and with a whir and clankity clank, out came a plastic yellow egg. I ended up with a really cute purple button with a little owl illustration -- totally worth 25c. I'm definitely coming back with more quarters.

Okay, I could spend hours just poking around in this shop. Everything is so unique and fun. The prices are fantastic for any budget. It's one of my favorite places to shop for a gift, but end up coming out with something for myself. Also, make sure you head upstairs! They have the most awesome collection of vintage classroom maps. It'll seriously take you back and make you want to hang one in your office (or living room , or wherever). I'll close with my most favorite aspect of all. They carry Gentle Fawn clothing for women. It's one of my all time favorite lines and you can't really find it anywhere else in Columbus. Yessssssssssssss.

Tigertree is a quaint boutique tucked away in an alleyway in Columbus's Short North neighborhood. The store sells men's and women's clothing, shoes, accessories and assorted contemporary knickknacks like homemade wallets made from textbooks. I love this place. The prices can be a bit on the steep side but it's normal for brand name clothing. Dig this place. Check it out!

I visited Columbus last week for a few days and I cannot stop thinking about Tigertree! I think any time I go to Columbus It'll be a MUST to come to this store. Why do I love it so much? They have so many cute clothes and knickknacks. It reminds me of Urban Outfitters in terms of what they have to offer but probably for someone a tad older. The workers were really friendly and helped with any questions that I had. If I didn't need gas and road trip $$ I would've spent the rest here. Instead I bought a cute printed top and dream of the others I've left behind :-\

One does not simply walk by Tigertree without going in. The front itself is very interesting looking, and once you go in you'll reallize what a super nifty place it is. Great for buying gifts for about anyone. You're not going to find cheap stuff here [the clothes prices are a bit cray] but the other items are okay, anything from paper wallets to vintage tennis racquets. Be sure to bring quarters: A highlight for me is always their button-yielding-egg laying chicken machine they have upstairs. You never know what sort of interesting scene will be on it, and a fun and TOTALLY WORTH IT way to spend 25 cents.

This store is basically my Pinterest board come to life! I had so much trouble shopping here because I wanted to buy EVERYTHING. Fun gifts for your quirky friends, sarcastic lapel pins, one of a kind clothes, handbags with fringe, printed socks...Tigertree is my dream store! It's a little pricey, but the quality is high and everything is extremely well-curated. I ended up scoring the cutest striped dress ($27) and a pair of embroidered Levi's ($56) from the sale rack in the back. I live out of town, so I'm going to have to rely on their website until the next time I can head back to Columbus.

I didn't feel quite cool enough to enter Tigertree, but I walked in anyway on the advice of another Short North business owner. Once inside, I still didn't feel quite cool enough to be there. I can say that everything was ultra cool. Most of their merchandise was the sort that makes you say "oh, I could make that." Then you think about it for a few more minutes, and you realize that you're an idiot for even imagining such a thing. This stuff is beautiful. You might have made your own coasters from vinyl record centers, but you certainly can't make belt buckles out of children's books or bowls out of magazines. But I digress. With all their mod clothing, accessories and household items, Tigertree is a super-rad boutique that should be visited while walking around the Short North Arts District.

I think Tigertree has some of the most original and cute ideas. Besides great clothing, they have really unique jewelry (like a sterling silver Ohio shaped pendant on a silver chain - made by a local artist), and cute home decor and accessories. They also have the Ray Ban Wayfarers. I have been eyeing these Ray Ban Wayfarers for awhile now. I finally told myself that I would buy them with this past paycheck. Welp, being clocked going 85 in a 65 in Marion, Ohio put a quick end to that dream. $110 later from the speeding ticket, I knew that the Wayfarers were off my list. While I was VERY tempted, I had to resist. At least I know they will be there waiting for me! This is by far one of my favorite shops in Short North...If they would just lower their prices on a few of the items, they would for sure be 5 stars!!!

Want to find a place for everyday clothing? Want to find great gift ideas? Want to see cute dogs while you shop? All of these can be found at Tigertree. The owners are extremely friendly and willing to help you find whatever it is that you're looking for. They carry really cool belt buckles and wallets that they make themselves, Fred Perry, Ben Sherman ( cool stuff, not the douche bag stuff), and Tom's Shoes!!!! In this very charming store you can find yourself wondering around and always find something new and cool. I recently went into the store to find a great digital clock made up of four separate cubes. Very Cool.

To be honest I don't remember much about Tigertree when I stopped in during Gallery Hop. Nothing there really impressed me- clothing! It was okay clothing, a bit hip for my tastes I guess, but there you have it. What I really remember about this place was the belt buckles. So many! A lot of them are big squares filled with artwork clipped from actual book covers. Some pulpy, some childish, they're pretty much perfect and I think I want one. I haven't had a big belt buckle in a long time but I love 'em. Just love 'em. So while I might not be doing much actual clothing shop at a clothing shop this unmemorable, I'm going back for a belt buckle or two.

Better than Urban Outfitters, hands down. I was able to choose some fun presents (for myself X-D) from Tigertree's diverse inventory of ... stuff. :-) There you can find new clothes, cute accessories, some curios, and just all-around-cool *stuff*. :-D Tip: Head upstairs and seek out the coin machine with the chicken decoy and plastic eggs. With just a quarter, you can get a prize from it! ;-)

Another SUPER awesome store on High St! I loved the overall look and feel of the store, not to mention the wares! I could have spent some serious cash here...clothing, lovely soaps, fun novelty gifts and re-worked vintage....le sigh....Be sure to go upstairs to check out the vending machine :)

I ordered from the website and received an item that was not the same as advertised. It was a different model of a similar item. I contacted someone via email and was told I would be sent return information. After sending two more emails and trying to call, I never received any information on how to return the item. If you can go to the store you may have a better experience but beware of ordering online.