Una

employees could be more friendly like a hello would be nice. anything further i don’t need.
but love that they carry quarry jewelry, maryam nassir zadeh shoes and issey miyake!
when i went, the selection could have been more varying but they were having a sale so that’s probably why.
the store is also very small.
great jewelry offering– all of my faves!
they could have more shoes but all in all, i enjoyed looking through as i follow them on instagram.

real fur sold here, incredibly disappointing…

I stopped in Una this morning after reading about how great it was on a blog. It didn’t disappoint! The woman running the shop was extremely nice, the shop itself was incredibly curated and totally beautiful.
I will definitely be coming back when I have more disposable income.

I have to admit, I haven’t been shopping much in Portland since I moved here last fall. I hadn’t come across many clothing shops that got me really enthusiastic and inspired. Also, I have frequently visited New York to see my friends and family, so I’ve been waiting for stores I love there, being totally lazy about discovering new places here.
Una! Portland friends have been telling me to come to you, and I’m sorry I waited so long! Beautifully curated, gorgeous selection of clothing, jewelry, and housewares. Very friendly shopkeeper, soothing space. This is going to do some major damage to my wallet. From now on, this will be a first stop for special occasion clothes and general gawking.

Una has made my transition from a Native Californian to a Portlander a lot smoother. To say I was spoiled in the Bay Area from solid retail therapy is an understatement. Una’s selection fits an aesthetic that isn’t as easily tapped here, and for that I appreciate dearly. The clothing and accessories are divine — but the jewelry selections send my heart aflutter. A self proclaimed accoutrement snob, the array of metallic designers is aces!

I went into Una on a quick lunch break shopping trip to buy my sister in-​law a birthday gift. It was my lunch break… I had on my lame work uniform that includes a pair of pants that fit my lanky frame a little bit too highwater for my liking… and I was in a hurry. As I was walking in, I felt a twinge of feeling like I didn’t belong, everything was so beautiful and perfect and lovely… I was so disheveled and ill dressed, what would they think of me?
I was greeted immediately, without hesitation from the lovely girl working there (possibly the owner?). I was there on a mission for tights and she pointed me in the right direction. My eyes grazed the beautiful pieces hanging from the racks, and I knew that I just wanted to stay and try everything on. There were so many pieces that I could see as staples in my wardrobe, beautiful pieces that could be worn for ages. Even after I found what I was looking for, I found myself being drawn to certain pieces.
I felt that their prices were pretty outstanding at $ 18. The selection they had was beautiful and I can tell that each of the pieces in the store was carefully handpicked (they even had a little childrens section). The entire experience was so warm and welcoming, and I definitely feel that there will be some more Una in my future.

Beautiful, carefully curated shop tucked away on the corner of Ankeny and 28^th. I used to live three blocks up Ankeny, back when this space was a strange little coffee shop that never seemed to be open to the public. It’s nice to see its transformation into such a lovely space.
During a recent visit to Portland, my girlfriend and I came in during the store’s six year anniversary sale, which translated into 50% off all of the clothes and a nice glass of bubbly to celebrate six years in business.
There are many hard-​to-​find indie designers from both the U.S. and Europe and one of my favorite French perfumes, Etat Libre d’Orange is available. This brand is hard to find, only one place in SF carries it, so to find it on the shelf of this little Portland shop was quite a treat.
If I still lived in Portland Una would be in my rotation of go-​to shops. It’s really refreshing to see this level of sophistication in the Rose City.

Una! What a fantastic place. Everything is so well chosen and beautifully displayed, nothing quick and trendy– nothing throw-​away. You come here to pick something that will last, that will wear well and remain special even as fashions change. If I lived in Portland I would tell my husband to go to Una whenever he wanted to buy me a gift. There were these incredible, heavy cast-​bronze rings (maybe Spanish?), gorgeous small-​batch perfume, very fine scarves… at every turn something wonderful. I left with a dress for my daughter– a Spanish label called Bobo Choses– cotton with a sweet print on it. Love, love this place.

Whenever any of my lady friends ask me where to go for fashion-​forward clothing in PDX, I barely let them finish the question before blurting out, «You HAVE to go to Una.» There is no better boutique in the city to find beautifully made clothing by independent designers from all over the world. Do you want to look like a photo from The Sartorialist? Then shop at Una. Nuff said.

Una is a hidden gem in NE Portland. Beautiful cutting edge clothing and jewelry are tucked into this shop. The owner is a sweet and earthly sprite. The 70’s pottery is too cute, she can find beauty where you least expect it. I had so much fun playing with jewelry and clothing, walked out with a great necklace and amazing skirt. Only wish I had shopped here sooner. Thank you for such a fun afternoon.

Love it. Probably the best clothing shop in pdx-​modern, sophisticated, earthy, progressive, comfy. None of the frilly Seaplane stuff here… yeah!!!

Una is such a beautiful store hiding on bustling NE 28^th. She does a wonderful job buying unique clothing and accessories. Her merchandising is great, I love how detailed each display is.
Unfortunately, everything here is way out of my price range. I go in hoping to find one special item to take home but never have any luck. Maybe someday. Either way, I still stop in to drool.

The land of la dolce vita! This is my favorite boutique in Portland. I’m kind of boutique-​phobic but Una is a place I love to stop by whether I’m on a shopping mission or just for a quick browse. It’s feminine but not «girly,» cool but not «trendy.» It’s always a feast – the clothing selection is unique and special, with a nice range of prices, and the accessories and vintage homewares are amazingly curated.
There’s a lot of love in this place and you can see it in every detail!

Una is very cute, with a lot of wonderful clothes and home accessories to choose from — but it is so expensive that it’s hard for me to even window shop there. Sure, everything is limited edition, small designers, etc. but that doesn’t make a lot of sense on my income.
Overall: worth checking out the sales rack — and browsing the rest of this tiny store.

Una is a cute little boutique on that section of 28^th avenue they strangely call «28 Feast.» Their decorations – old furniture, natural materials – instantly appealed to me, and as soon as I started poking around, it was apparent that their jewelry and apparrel is of a high quality.
Lots of beautiful and interesting dresses, many of them made of silk, dominate the clothing racks.
Sadly for me, they all cost upwards of two hundred dollars, making Una a great place to browse, but for thrifty girls like me, not to buy.