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May 2024 by Marianne Noss
Collective Co-op in Sierra Madre was a happy surprise for me. I went into the store not knowing what to expect, and was happy to be there. Hand-crafted items as well as international items were well displayed. And the atmosphere was pleasant. One of the owners was friendly and helpful. I bought a nice wooden serving dish and am pleased with my purchase. The store fits in with the small town feel. Go visit it yourself for fun, one-of-a-kind items.
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November 2022 by Jack T.
Love this store! It's a great place to buy a gift and the employees are always so friendly!
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April 2022 by Beth C.
Friendly staff... great gifts and unique in a great small town! Would recommend a visit
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January 2022 by Breean C.
Really cute shop! The kind of shop you can browse in for hours because there are so many unique things. Great for buying gifts for my friends or for myself. Highly recommend!
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September 2021 by Lisa L.
Great shop. Lots of unique cute gifts. Nice clothes. Quality paper products. Friendly service.
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June 2021 by Mary H.
Amazing new boutique! Collective Co-op has gift giving and style down. Something for everyone. I found something for everyone on my list and myself. Stylish. Affordable. Filled with treasures. Do yourself a favor and see the lovely ladies at Collective! 5 star all the way!!!
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April 2021 by Lolia S.
Love Sierra Madre and the Collective Co-op fills a hole that was created when the gift shop on Baldwin by the Four Seasons Tea Room closed. Collective Co-op brings together several independent, local business: Covey Designs (women's clothing), Vivian Blythe (women's clothing), M&C Collective (home decor), and Paperwhite (greeting cards and gifts). These shops offer unique items that you won't find at Westfield Santa Anita. And they're all women-owned. Like Sierra Madre, the items are tasteful and not flashy. They have tote bags, jewelry, throws, gift wrap, clothing, scarves, welcome mats, pillows, dishes, etc. Prices aren't bad either. I thought they'd be higher considering the clothes are designed locally.
