Pull My Daisy

I am so devastated this shop has closed. It was by far the best boutique and was my go to if I knew I needed something stylish to fit my body type.
I wish the best for the owner and thank her for all the great fashion advice.

LOVE LOVE LOVE Sarah Dale, Pull My Daisy, and friends. The best shop ever!!! Perfect for everyone! Also great because the store promotes locally manufactured clothing which is rad! Support local designer and product made in the USA!!! You definitely get the sense that you are getting something unique and you walk out of there feeling your best. Hands down, one of the greatest!

Even more enthusiastic about this shop now that owner Sarah has launched a new, beautiful line of clothes there. Go Sarah!

Pull My Daisy is one of those cute shops that I always go into to browse, but never end up buying anything. But a few days ago I went in just to see if they had a dress I could wear to a wedding. The owner was reallly sweet and seemed really determined to find me the perfect outfit for the event. And it wasn’t just one of those «I want you to buy something in my store» excursions — she really did care. Anyway, I really love what I bought, and it usually takes me hours of frustration to find something I like, so I am very appreciative of the way she helped me out. She even gave me great ideas about shoes/​jewelry. Now I know where to go for every occasion…

I am not sure why the reviewer below who gave this place one star received such poor service. When I went there the other day the owner was super friendly and helpful. We talked a lot about her beloved dog, being on HGTV (the show was remodeled on the Antonio Project) and other small talk. I felt the prices were affordable and there were some really cool things. Its very hipster and trendy which is not really my style but I did dig the jewelery and the hats. Nevertheless, I think this is a great store and felt service was great!

A cute little store.

I’m giving Pull My Daisy 5 stars simply for the friendly service! I love that they sell a variety of women’s unique clothing and accessories here for reasonable prices. Such a cute place to go if you’re looking for a gift for your friend, sister, cousin. but seriously, it’s all about the service. I hate going shopping and not getting a hi or even a smile, but here, they give you that and then some! Thank you, Carly, for your down-​to-​earth amicability.
My friend and I stumbled upon this store while hanging out in the Silverlake area, and we were pleasantly surprised. We love love love our bracelets! She made them for us on the spot, and it was probably the best $ 12 I’ve spent on a bracelet ever.

This is a story about a dress…
I went to Pull My Daisy about 2 weeks ago and tried on this dress. It was cute, but I wasn’t sure. So I put it on hold, and left the store. I decided that if I was still thinking about it in a day I would go back and get it. I live on the westside however, and so I was not able to make it back to the store until the Friday after this happened (I saw the dress on a Saturday). The saleswoman (who remembered me from the week before – i was impressed) told me the dress (only one in my size) had sold TEN MINUTES BEFORE! I decided to try on the smaller size, it fit but wasn’t great. The sales woman called the woman who the dress was supplied by, asked if she had any more in my size (the answer was yes but the fabric was a little darker which works better for me anyways). The saleswoman made sure there would be one in my size and was just super helpful!
Its a little more expensive, but the peices (from what i’ve seen) are made locally and I have not seen them in any other store so most likely you will be the only one wearing the dress, which is worth it to me!

I love this place. The woman who works there is fantastic she is fun and helpful. I feel like this place really adds to the community that is Silverlake. I went in to find a last-​minute, ‘chic’ birthday present for my mom and she helped me and even enlisted other customers in the store to help find my mom a perfect emergency gift. I felt like I was with my best friends shopping. This store is full of cool stuff but does not make me feel like I am not cool enough to be in there.

It’s preposterous how good this place is.
Come the holidays, come birthdays, come anniversaries, I make a trip here from Universal City to get gifts, and I always come away with some great stuff, and occasionally something for myself.
And quite often, when I’m out with my wife, someone will ask her where she got the dress/​bracelet/​necklace/​pin she’s wearing, and she just points at me.
On top of that, Carly has always been friendly and unbelievably helpful when I’m there. I’m a fairly conservative-​looking fellow, more often in a tie than not, and I’m occasionally stopped when entering Silverlake and asked to prove that I own an Arcade Fire album before allowing me to proceed down Sunset. Pull My Daisy doesn’t play the hipster card with me; though I look like a 1950s shoe salesman, they’ve always been welcoming and sweet.
This place is truly one of my secret weapons in the gift giving department; I really don’t know what I’d do without it.

What an absolute pleasure to walk into this store. Usually I walk into a store on the sunset junction where the store employee is simply too busy working on a script or some other «art» to even acknowledge me as I enter. But this place was different. It was simply fabulous and I will tell you how:
1. The owner and employee were very friendly, but not pushy. They’re obviously very involved in the community and it was a pleasure seeing people (including law enforcement) come in to support them, whether it was by saying a few kind words or purchasing something.
2. Range of affordability! This store definitely welcomes people with all sorts of budgets. They had a sale going on that day and I bought myself an adorable denim polka-​dotted trench and gorgeous dress.
3. I love love LOVE their selection of clothing, and it ranges everywhere from retro cuts to more bohemian ones. They also have great jewelry and accessories.
4. No pretension! It is SO rare to walk into a store in Silver Lake, or L.A. for that matter, where the owners/​employees don’t act like their store is too cool for you.
That’s all I have to say about that. Smooches, Unilocalers!

I will never, EVER shop here again.
They have cute clothes (pricey, but cute) and I used to love this place, but after today there is zero chance I will ever go there again.
I brought some friends from out of town to the store because they wanted to shop for cute girly things… my husband came along as well, and we were all enjoying shopping. Until…
In the store my husband noticed a sign saying «The Captain has arrived!» with a picture of a baby. There was also a baby in the store, so he asked the woman behind the counter if it was the same baby. It was, and he commented how cool it was for the kid to have such a cool nickname as THE Captain at such a young age (the sign said THE Captain). She rolled her eyes at him and said, «um, actually, his name is Captain». Like he was a f-​cking idiot for not being in the know about this kid. Apparently you’re not cool if you don’t these people personally or something…
Next, we were looking at the shrine to the owner’s dog (whom I used to pet almost every Saturday/​Sunday when I went to eat at Eat Well a few years ago. Also, I have four dogs, I love dogs, and Bingo was a cool dog, so obviously we were talking about how sad it was that he is no longer around). I said something that apparently offended her about the dog (whatever it was, like I said, we were clearly talking about how sweet the shrine was and how cool the dog was, so whatever I said was clearly not intentional) and she pretty much went off on me in the store. She basically told me to shut up or the owner would be pissed at me for talking about the dog.
First of all, I kind of doubt that as I’ve met the owner, and second, if you don’t want people to talk about it, um… don’t have a shrine in your store? Just a thought. Anyway, she was so rude to us that I just walked out of the store with my friends, and I will never go back. Which she’s probably fine with since we were clearly not cool enough to be there anyway. She wouldn’t want our lame money in with her cool money, right?
The worst part is that we went down the street to another store and we were talking about what had happened. Another customer in that store was like «oh yeah, I don’t go in there anymore because I’ve never been treated nicely by anyone in there before». Probably not a good sign, right?
The thing about customer service is that you don’t have to like your customers, but you’re being paid SPECIFICALLY to be nice to them anyway. IF YOU CAN’T DO THAT, THEN YOU SHOULDN’T WORK RETAIL.
So, I will never go there again, or at least until they get rid of that horrible jerk of a woman behind the counter.

Super cute store!
Things I like about Pull My Daisy:
1. They *always* have cute dresses in the front of the store. I love dresses, so it’s nice to find unique, cute, and stylish summer dresses.
2. They were on HGTV, so of course the interior is awesome.
3. For a small shop in Silverlake, very reasonably priced. I found a dress I love there for around $ 30 on sale.
4. I’m not positive about this, but it looks like if you’re walking your poochie down sunset, she’s allowed to shop with you. I haven’t tried this, but I know the owner’s a big fan of dogs, so it seem plausible. Maybe I’ll try tomorrow.
5. The owner has no qualms with telling you something doesn’t look good, if it doesn’t look good. It’s nice to have an honest second opinion, not just someone trying to make a sale.
Things I’m not a fan of:
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So really, I’d say maybe 5 stars for what it is (botique store) and 4 stars because there are other, cheaper, larger selection stores out there.

I’ve come here a few times over the past few years and have had decent experiences. However, my last time there was different.
The owner just did not seem to want our business. We went in one Saturday evening this past month when it appeared to be open for business. I asked the owner if I could get a gift certificate. She hastily gave me a story about how their store had just been used for a show so everything was a mess so she couldn’t find anything. I thought to myself, «If she is not ready for customers, then why is the store open in the first place?»
I told her that I actually needed the certificate for someone in the next couple of days and that I don’t live nearby. She responded by saying something to the effect of «If you really need it now, it’s going to be a huge headache for me to find those gift certificates.» She said that I should come back 5 days later to get the certificate. Noting that she wasn’t being particularly helpful or appreciative of our business, I said okay and we left. Needless to say, we never went back.
I find it shocking that, especially in our current recession, some owners don’t know how to treat customers who want to support local and independently-​owned businesses. It really shows their poor customer service skills.

Super cute, crafty stuff! Some things may be pricey, but there’s some serious gems in here from time to time. Sarah is always helpful and always fun to chat with. You should come take a looksy at the very least, just saying.
I’m very sorry about Bingo, poor babe.

This place is super freaking cute! I love it all, I just wish I could afford most of it! It’s not like it’s reall expensive, it’s like, juuuuuust too much. Like if everything was lowered maybe $ 3, it would seem more reasonable. It just makes me sad when things I could probably make at home cost me major bucks in a store.
But hey, great gift ideas here! I love all the crafty/​artsy stuff they sell by indie designers. Last time I checked their photo booth wasn’t exactly working. Oh well.

Pull My Daisy is a cute boutique store that sells clothes, a few jewlery items and even has ‘Babeland’ items for sale. The owner of the store is super nice, as are all the staff I’ve ever encountered. Thing is, I really can’t afford any of the stuff they sell… not that it’s super expensive, I’m just on a really low budget… but there is one AMAZING reason I visit Pull My Daisy whenever I am in Silverlake…
…The PHOTOBOOTH! Yep, a photobooth… as in the old black and white boardwalk/​amusement park photobooths! For a mere $ 3 you get an awesome strip of classic pics… AND you can bring your pets in the booth with you! Totally awesome. You must stop in the next time you are in the silverlake/​sunset junction area!

Didn’t buy anything.
BUT, as I noticed in the area, the dresses are more affordable than other places in Sunset Junction.
but still, I only saw one or even two things I really dug in the entire area. My advice is to stock more stuff, more dresses and such.

Disappointing. The one thing that could have saved it, the photo booth, was busted. Le sigh.
They have some cute clothes, none of which are worth their price tag, and while the plush donuts and toilet paper featuring George W.‘s ugly mug were entertaining for about 5 seconds, in the end they are crap. I didn’t see anything I’d ever actually want to buy. Off to Reform School and Yolk for me!

I purchased a few pieces by some interesting local designers here.
The store is small but well stocked with select pieces that appeal to the trendy forever teen in me (they had a few DVF shirt dresses here awhile back). Not only do they carry some awesome clothes for girl-​women they also have a great men’s selection. Don’t even get me started on their accessories.
This is the store for people who want a retro chic look but don’t want to swim through the thrift or used clothing stores for them. Hey, I’m lazy but I know what I want.
There’s some cool household items here too. I bought a Pac-​Man pillow from here and I still cherish it.
No parking. They take credit cards. Be nice and they give you promo band buttons from the bowl.