Ocean State of Mind — Local services in Rincón

One of the most packed shops along the art walk. I’ve been here over a month and each and every Thursday evening the shop is bursting at the seams with women (and men) buzzing around looking for a new outfit. I do enjoy the boho style of clothing. They have awesome trinkets, hair clips, local jewelry, stickers, bathing suits for (babies and adults) sarongs, post cards… the list goes on (including quilted blankets and pillow cases!) I would like to see more natural materials for their prices. I was interested in buying 99% of the store and about 98% percent of the items are polyester blends of synthetic materials. I cannot bring myself to buy one-time use poly-material clothing items for such a high price. The prints are gorgeous and the staff are so kind and friendly. I chose to buy a set of earrings made of brass and wood for $40 bucks. Most of the ladies in with bought tons of the crop tops in all different shades. They fit so well, but they pill when washed and begin to look fuzzy. I’d definitely suggest to hand wash those if you plan on keeping the shirt for more than just a few weeks. I hope to return next year to see more natural materials, hopefully management can keep add some good materials to the collection.

This place is a must-see. You’ve gotta go in on a day (other than Thursday evening) to browse and notice every detail of this beautiful store.

Thank you for my lovely new shell hair clip...

Me and my family always come here every time we visit Rincón, it’s a beautiful store and I’ve bought many cute items from them. I’ve always had good experiences, with the girls who work here being very friendly and once one even going out of her way to compliment me and even attempting to speak Spanish. Sadly, my last experience here was not very welcoming. We entered the store and the girl working at the time did not greet us and did not even look at us (we even thought she was a client). Every time we would stop by a section to see things, she would walk to where we were and would carefully check everything, almost as if to make sure we didn’t steal anything (note, this has NEVER happened to us before here) It felt like we were being watched and discriminated against because of the color of our skin. When it was time to pay for our things, one of the people I was with tried to start a conversation with her and talk about the things in the store and she was very cold and dry. Did not even thank us for coming by. It left us feeling very disturbed and...

The people who work here. There’s an American with blonde hair. She is just not nice. And when you go in there no hi or Hola. Which is fine. But the part that hurt my heart was when she screamed at me I couldn’t park in front of the store on sunday for 15 minutes. I told her I spend a lot of money there and I refer everybody she does not care so I move. And never shop there again. That day. Cost them thousands. Stupid...