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April 2024 by Monti S.
Not very friendly staff. The clothes are way over priced. And the quality seems like it is lacking. The clothes are very colorful and beautiful, but not worth it. I say pass.
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April 2024 by Megan J.
Maybe the oddest store I've ever encountered. I actually thought it was an art gallery when I entered, then a museum. They do in fact sell repurposed clothing but it's a truly eclectic style that I'm unfamiliar with. The clothes are old, dusty, some dipped in paint, and resemble costumes one would wear to appear either old or homeless. It appears to be a popular, and extremely costly style in west coast boutiques but it baffles me as to why it was in this part of Texas, where the only people I've seen dressed in similar attire are not doing so by choice but necessity since it's all the clothes they own at once. It may or may not be your style, my advice is simply to look at the website before visiting to avoid the awkward and uncomfortable visit we encountered. The building is truly phenomenal and gorgeous. I just really the contents were as amazing.
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March 2024 by Trish B.
Rude. Wow! And not in a real good Wow way. It has always been on my stop list while driving through Fredricksburg. I wish the rudeness and complete disregard for customers was revealed from the road. Literally the rudest place I have ever been to. We went upstairs to check out the goods aka rags and was followed by the rudest person and sales staff I have ever encountered. We were being eyed like criminals and juvenile delinquents. We were six, 59 - 79 year old women. Not rambunctious teenagers! We went outside and started "looking around" then you guessed it - here comes the watch dog sales lady. She said you can't trespass here - oh we said- she said yes there are signs. Oh we said- and looked around. Posted upside down in faded white paint was do not enter. Never mind it was facing the parking lot blocked by a car. (Not where we walked out from the store!) I seriously advise you to keep on driving by- unless you want to be treated like a piece of trash and rudely for no reason other than you "don't look like someone who has money to buy" rags for the riches price." So many disappointing moments. There was a scene in Pretty Woman where they treated Julia Roberts just like this. So my comment to The Magnolia Pearl - "Big mistake- huge mistake!"
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August 2023 by Barbara Katze
Magnolia Pearl, The unique artisan clothing is truly wearable art, made from natural fibers that are comfortable and breathable. The craftsmanship that goes into each piece is remarkable and the quality of the fabrics is unbeatable. I love the vintage-inspired designs and the attention to detail that is put into every item. I can tell that much care and thought goes into creating each garment. I'm so glad I made the investment in a Magnolia Pearl pieces, as it is truly a timeless and treasured item in my wardrobe.
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July 2023 by L “Dr Green” Green
Ummm it was not what I hoped for , I like quilt patterns and quilts but not sure I need to wear them. And not for 500 dollars
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July 2023 by Ashley Sloan
Are we still letting rich people use indigenous figures on clothing that cost a fortune without any of the profits going back towards the people? Cultural appropriation at its finest. Anyone that wears this brand should be ashamed of themselves. Not ok!
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July 2023 by Ludy Gonzalez
Lots of clothes, and I do mean lots and are antique furniture and lots of things to see??????
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June 2023 by Lee J.
Didn't know that looking homeless was so expensive! Way overpriced and un-ethical
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June 2023 by Shelly Lemons
Will not ever buy anything from this petty company. You don’t have a patent on these styles and yet you complain because someone dupe them. You should be flattered. The fact that you use Native Americans to sell then back stab others. Your prices are ridiculous as is your entitled attitude.
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June 2023 by Sunkylar KIM
unique and so Interesting shops!The employees are so kind and explain well but expensive and afraid to touch This is not the same Magnolia(Waco)
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May 2023 by Erik Nez
Its terrible your using native "Americans" on your clothing. Obviously you don't care about us. How aweful it was for you to dance on a well respected chief Quanah Parker. Do you know anything about him or what your doing? You need to stop using our people on your clothing. We don't like it! PLEASE STOP!!!!
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May 2023 by Tara Mallory
Let’s learn from our mistakes and do better. My culture is not up for appropriation. Indigenous images on clothes is not okay.
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May 2023 by B
not the cliche “boho” store repeatedly using images, names and likeness of Native Americans on their clothing… cringey, weird, distasteful and most importantly, disrespectful.
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May 2023 by Kimberly H.
Complete cultural appropriation. You're making money off the backs of my people. Our culture nor our people should be turned into some strange fetish. Yuck
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April 2023 by Diana Sanchez
Clothes look cheap, no one acknowledged me nor noticed I left either. Building is beautiful! Took good pictures at least
