ReCHIC Treasure — Local services in Saint Augustine

We visited this boutique in early October. It was festively decorated and it caught our eye, so we decided to stop in. However from the moment we entered, the owner was incredibly rude. My teenager was looking at some earrings on display. The owner took the earrings away while we were still looking at them and put them behind the counter! She even followed us around the store. Our style is a bit different, more on the gothic/punk side. It felt like she was judging us. When I asked about the price of some rings in the display case, she quoted an unreasonably high price. As someone who resells jewelry, I know her numbers were significantly above retail, likely to avoid letting us look at the rings. I had plenty of money to spend and saw a few items I genuinely liked, but the owner’s attitude made things uncomfortable. She was rude and condescending, which definitely lost her a sale. My message to the owner: don’t judge a book by its cover. We didn’t appreciate being followed...

I had an absolutely delightful experience at ReChic Treasure in St. Augustine! The selection of vintage treasures—from hats to jewelry to one-of-a-kind décor pieces—is incredible and truly makes this boutique a gem in the Historic District . Every corner of the shop offers something new and charming to discover—it’s vintage shopping done right .

But what really made my visit unforgettable was meeting Lisa. She was so warm, friendly, and genuinely helpful—offering thoughtful suggestions without being pushy. Lisa’s kindness and expert eye turned a great shopping trip into an amazing one.

Whether you’re hunting for a unique accessory, browsing stunning vintage hats (they boast Florida’s largest hat collection!), or just soaking in a lovely, curated atmosphere, ReChic Treasure is the place to go. And if you’re as lucky as I was, you’ll leave not just with a beautiful find, but also the memory of Lisa’s wonderful...

Stopped in with my mom, wife, sister and nephew. When my mom and nephew walked out, the owner launched into a tirade about how she “doesn’t understand why people with kids think they came come in and let their kids touch everything”. My nephew (4) was with his grandma for the entire 120 seconds they were in the store and he didn’t touch anything. The lady followed them around. Bit of advice to the owner, if you own a store children will come into it. If you don’t like it, put up signs that say no children etc (even though my nephew did not harm any of their overpriced costume pieces). Comments echo other customer’s...