Rainbow’s End

I’ve always liked this place but when I was in college I had no money so I wasn’t able to buy anything there. Now that I have more than two cents to rub together, I love this place even more! They have really cute jewelry and things for the home. We got a little sign for our bar that says «It’s not drinking alone if your dog is home.» Genius.

The owner reached out to me which I think is an extremely valuable and respectable thing to do. I was very unhappy on Saturday after my experience, but it takes a lot to reach out to someone to apologize.

Great little shop — nice assortment, multiple categories carried, primo location. The best aspect of this place is the fabulous customer service I received from Kelsey last month when I was in shopping for my daughter’s birthday. She was my daughter’s size, and offered to try on everything for me. She was super-​fast in the fitting room and even tried one of the dresses on a second time, when I wasn’t sure about it. In the end, I bought everything she tried on plus more. She is an excellent sales associate — don’t lose her.
The only reason I am docking one star is because I disagree with their return policy. I happened to be in Flagstaff and visited Rainbow’s End again yesterday and bought two more dresses and a scarf. After I had paid for everything, I went to the restaurant across the way, ordered an ice tea and started looking at my purchases again. I noticed that the scarf had a dime-​sized hole in it! I got my tea in a to-​go cup and went back to the store to return the holey scarf.
I walked in and told the sales associate I had been working with five minutes prior (NOT Kelsey, who was not there that day) what I discovered and asked her to process the return. She told me that the return policy was for store credit only, even with a receipt. Well, I live two hours away and rarely come to Flagstaff. Plus this was not a situation where the item didn’t fit, or was the wrong color, or I didn’t like it when I got home, etc. This was a situation involving DEFECTIVE merchandise. I told her I felt that I was entitled to a refund, since the scarf had a hole, which made this scenario the fault of the merchant and not a fault or frivolity on my part. Luckily, the sales associate agreed and processed my refund.

I always have to come in here !
I really wish the store was larger. But more importantly– larger dressing rooms ! I would of bought more (spent $ 130 ish) if I was not so cramped and hot .
Staff is always nice.

This is a neat little shop! The clothes are super cute, and they offer a fairly wide selection. Lots of flowy dresses, accessories, and cute shoes. The staff was super friendly and helpful. I’d highly suggest popping in here if you’re in the area.

Rainbow’s End is a don’t miss spot in Flagstaff. I get compliments every time I wear a scarf I purchased there last month. The selection is wide and includes items I haven’t seen anywhere else. Friendly staff, too!

The clothes here are really adorable, with unique prints and silhouettes. However, after looking at the «Made in» tags, sure the clothes are imports, but they are imported from China. Not very exotic, no? For the prices they charge for Chinese quality goods, I’d probably go elsewhere. I understand that most clothing (And most of everything you find these days) is made in China, but don’t tout yourself as a fancy import store if your imports come from such a ubiquitous source!

This place is great as long as you’re not cheap. If you’re looking for a good quality dress, this is the place, I’ve found the cutest stuff here. The staff is nice and helpful, and it’s in a perfect spot downtown. Just don’t expect anything too cheap and you’ll be happy!

Rainbow End Imports is my favorite shop in downtown Flagstaff and I visit every time I’m in town. They carry clothing, jewelry, shoes, and other miscellaneous items/​accessories. The items carried in the shop are fashionable, cute, and eclectic. They are also reasonably priced. I have purchased a few purses from here and a dress. All of my purchases have been items I truly loved and used for quite some time. Every visit I have found the employees to be extremely nice and helpful. I would definitely recommend checking this place out — whether you are just browsing, purchasing a gift for a friend, or splurging on yourself.

This is a great Flagstaff Shop that is fun and quirky. The owner Miranda is the sweetest and puts a lot of love in her store. The associates are always so helpful, love the clothes, the music and the environment.

Loved their selection. A bit pricey for what you’re getting and their credit card machine is a pain. Never works when I go there. But honestly with shopping not so great in this small town this is a great place to find a colorful selection. And their local jewelry selection is really unique and fun.

The majority of their stuff is super cute and one of a kind. You must go to rainbows end! Such a great store, lots of cute trinkets, clothes, shoes, bags and jewelry!

It was raining heavily when I walked in this shop.
I first spotted «Small Pouches With a Tassel «for 21.95 by Papaya Art, by the entrance. I was drawn to the pastel colors of light pink and water blue on the zip-​up purses, and the images too, which appeared to me as a quaint mixture of nostalgic, cutout magazine art and a kaleidoscope of images from a daydream.
Next, I saw a tiny paper bird decoration standing next to the pouches; an offbeat treasure. It was a «Happy Paper Bird» for $ 12.95 and about the size of my palm. The belly and head were both spread over with newspaper. Beside this character was a sign exclaiming: «All Decorative Candles & Vases 50% Off»! This kept me lingering longer. Sales always keep me reeled in.
It was warm in here. It was raining outside, so people here, including me, were pretty much trapped here. I imaged us all probably breathing the same sticky, humid air, in this trendy-​setting, one-​bedroom apartment-​sized store, that was in front of the popular Flagstaff Brewing Company, in downtown Flagstaff. But then I decided to stop picturing that and look around and cool stuff instead.
There was an island of shoes to the far right of the store, which I lingered to, right in front of the fitting rooms. I saw the coolest boots ever, boots I would have bought, if I felt like my life depended on it. (I’m a starving graduate student with bad spending habits as it is.) Picture this: a rain boot designed like a cowboy boot with a one-​inch rubber heel. With these rainbow-​colored flower mandala designs printed on the outside of it. That’s awesome. So friggen awesome.
Made by Nomad Footwear for $ 49.99. That’s just twenty dollars more than a pair of unnecessary boots I just bought earlier that day at Rue 21, to prepare for the fall weather. Well, that was my excuse. But I’m just a sucker for boots.
Fashionable. Quirky. Funky. Unnecessary. Decorate. Cute as all hell. These are words to describe all that my eyes were absorbing at this popular boutique in downtown Flagstaff, sometimes known for being expensive, but it’s a boutique and some stuff is pricey. Speaking of pricey, I turned to spot authentic Western leather boots for $ 142 made by Laredo after looking at the rain/​cowboy boot. That price actually made me do a double-​take. I think my jaw dropped for a second. And above me was a shelf presenting a collection of Fossil brand purses.
«Are you doing alright?» Asked a cheerful sales associate, two times to me, while standing in one place. Maybe she saw my reaction to the boots.
More inventory: a dia de los muertos flasks for $ 29.95, incense holders for $ 2.95, nag champa for $ 1.95. A sleeveless, 100% polyester dress for $ 74.95 made by Pink Martini. Another sleeveless summer dress for $ 69.95 by THML, with a knit blue top and buttons. Sunglasses for $ 16.95, and one golden funky one for $ 10.00.
Nissa Jeans of premium denim for $ 34.95. Silk scarves, wallets with sewed designs and artistic jewelry from local artists. I also noticed handmade necklaces with photo pendants hanging from these elegant ribbons.
I left wishing I could have the money to ornate myself with such unusual, delightful fashions, from a boutique with such a strong sense of style and imagination. Instead, I’ll probably be here on First Fridays for free art viewing and wine.

Kate rocks! She was so helpful and the products are amazing

I went here while in Flagstaff last week and got some very cute clothes. They have cute funky clothes and locally made jewelry and whatnot. I got a skirt, a dress, and a cute headband and all of it was on sale… awesome!!! They also had very cute and comfortable shoes here, but I managed to not buy any. When I’m back in Flag, I will definitely at least peak back in here.

Rainbow’s End is the best boutique/​dress shop in Flagstaff, bar none. Every time I wear something from this store I get compliments. The clothes are current and on trend, but not overly trendy. The prices vary, depending on the brand. I regularly shop in Santa Barabara and the clothes at Rainbow’s End are on point with what I see there. The shoes, jewelery and hats cannot be beat, not to mention their super cute sock collection! This is the only store you need to shop at in Flagstaff. It is simply the best!

Rainbow’s End is one of my favorite stops whenever I’m in Flagstaff. I agree with many of the other reviews that it’s a bit overpriced, but boutiques tend to be that way.
The shoes are by far my favorite thing sold in the store. They always have a new variety of trendy, cute options. The shoes are high quality and definitely worth their price. I haven’t purchased any clothes from Rainbow’s yet, but they have some adorable items. The accessories are really great too.
Every time I drive up to Flag, Rainbow’s End is one of my first stops. The girls working in the shop are friendly and polite and almost everything for sale is super cute. Have fun shopping, ladies!

It’s a boutique, and the brands sold here aren’t cheap– of course this place is going to be a tad pricey. But agh I love it. I was good and only walked out with a skirt and dress :] the young lady who was working was a total sweetheart. The other customers in the store were also sweet :] maybe I just get along with most people: O :]
The place was awesome, clean, had amazing products, nice staff, and in a great location. I loved it.

This store rocks! I add a star! I spent $ 300 and came home with an amazing amount of cute stuff.
Shoes — Seychelles (normally $ 120, scored for $ 40 bucks)
Wax Jeans — Skinny stretch jeans. I’ve been shopping for the perfect fit for months!
3 pairs of leggings
2 tops — Very cool and unique design (back crisscross and cowl neck)
2 dresses
2 rings
Purse
Sweater
Hair accessories
The staff is always friendly and helpful without being pushy.
I’m glad this store is in Flag so this can continue to be splurge shopping and not an everyday thing.

I agree with Katie C., to an extent. Rainbow’s End is «lame» but alright if «you want over-​priced hippie clothing». Let’s not pretend that it’s anything else.
I would never shop retail price at Rainbow’s End. It’s just now going to happen. $ 45 for a patchwork skirt is out of a realm that I would ever consider. $ 5 for one, however, is something I can do.
If you’re looking for a nice selection of cheap jewelry, jewelry boxes, and locally made soaps, this is the place to be if you can hit them during a sale.
The store used to consist of two units, connected by a doorway-​walk through closet-​style thing. The northern unit has become a shopping center, though, and the second half of the southern unit is now a company that sells beauty supplies. It’s literally a quarter of the size it used to be and the selection reflects that reality.