I stumbled upon Dear Society a few years ago while on Instagram. Since then, I’ve been obsessed. I lived in Columbia and would order online and occasionally pop in when I visited KC. I have since moved to Colorado and it’s still my one stop shop. The shop gals are always willing to answer any questions I have, and recommend me a great fit. They are honest and genuine which is exactly what I want when purchasing clothes! This store has something for everyone, and can help you find a style that you didn’t know was you. I feel confident wearing their clothes and especially when they style me! I always get the best compliments and am so happy I can tell them I’m wearing Dear Society (oh La La). I love supporting this locally owned shop, and the items they carry. If you haven’t stopped by, do it. You won’t regret it!...
Read moreClothes are expensive here — a simple shirt was nearly $150. While they do have a discount rack, the customer service was off-putting. At checkout, my friend was told, “It’s $15, but I’ll let you pay $10,” even though $10 was the actual listed price. It felt condescending, as if we were being granted a personal favor instead of just paying the real price.
On top of that, I was informed by my friend that staff watched us closely as the only Latinas in the store, which gave the experience uncomfortable racial undertones.
Beautiful space, but the prices, attitude, and lack of inclusivity make it a place I...
Read moreI’ve been a Dear Society fan for a few years now and they never fail to amaze me! Maria and Chanel have cultivated the most wonderful shop with beautiful vintage and modern clothes, beauty and wellness, and home decor. They carry lots of ethical, woman owned brands that I love to support. Some of my favorites are Girlfriend Collective, Kiku (owned by the lovely shopgirl Jessica,) Under Aurora, and Baggu.
Not to mention, they are wonderful members of the community and support social justice causes.
I truly cannot recommend...
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