Papy Boez Outlet

Nice little place to pick up authentic looking furniture, hippie clothing for women and children, and a few other odds and ends. They are very laid back and have GORGEOUS stuff.

EVERYTHING WAS 20−50% OFF!!!
That being said, everything was ridiculously marked up. Wood Men’s Valet priced at $ 380 BUT at 40% off was still overpriced for something that looked nice but under closer inspection would likely break within 3 years. Maybe this is an independent store and they require their prices to go up to offset overhead, but it’s insulting to mark up something so high and then bring it down (ON SALE!!) to what it may or may not be worth… bah!
Avoid this place. Ikea is still a better deal =)

I stopped by here today to browse the furniture selection — I was disappointed by the high prices. I was also told that the furniture was 50% below the tagged price. Reading other reviews it appears that this is a perma-​sale. Papy could use a perma-​perma-​sale.

Strange why it is categorized as women’s clothing; it is anything but. Unless your notion a women’s dress is restricted to second-​hand hippie-​dippie ethnic wear. That’s all they have in that category and its not what their major sell is.
They do have amazing ethnic/​worn-​out-​looking furniture. Awesome prices too. The place to go if you need to add spruce up you living room. Better than the place in the mission with similar character.

I have to come back here when I have more time. We peeked in to see if they were over priced or not. They aren’t actually as bad as I thought. The selection they have is BEAUTIFUL. All the furniture was just breathtaking. They have just the best sales around. The man working there was so friendly and told us he was willing to work with us on the prices. Definitely going to come back here when i have a little more cash on hand!

I’ve been by this place about 2 000 000 times and finally stopped in today. It’s a big dark warehouse chock full of imported Indonesian furniture — furniture made for the American market. Most of the stuff was a total POS and the prices were ridiculous. The woman who was running the joint told us that they were having a sale and the prices were 50% — 60% less than the marked price. Ohh… OK!
Shades of the now defunct Black Sea Outlet, me thinks.
They also had a lot of interesting women’s clothing — silk trousers embroidered with flowers and inlaid with mirrors, long gauzy tunics and dresses, appliqued sweaters. I spent a while going through the racks, but couldn’t find anything that wasn’t water stained or sized correctly. I may go back again when I have more time since I was really intrigued by a pair of mint green trousers with pink flowers…

When I was a teenager I worked at this frame shop that ran coupon ads in the weekly paper – 50% off framing. All the frame shops in the area did the same thing, so all frame shops always had 50% off framing, with the coupon, but if the customer didn’t have a coupon we’d give them one. So basically all the frame shops marked up the frame, mat, and glass prices so that it would be average retail after the coupon. Come on! Did the whole town really think they were getting some kind of awesome deal every time they got their framing done? Are people that easy to fool?
I was embarrassed by the coupons. It felt low class and like we were scamming people. Why am I mentioning this? Because Papy Boez «outlet» doesn’t seem to «let out» from any other main store. This is the one store. It calls itself an outlet and inflates prices to ridiculous «retail» and then has marked-​down tags for the «outlet» price.
I find it annoying like the frame shops. And what – the owners think locals haven’t caught on? The «retail» price that no one pays is insane. The marked-​down «outlet» price is reasonable but high. Every single time I’ve been in there the «sale» has been 40−60% off the lowest marked price. Why not just make a fair price? Customers are savvy and know what a good deal is.
That said, I love the selection here. I want one of each thing. The furniture is very beautiful and unlike what another reviewer said, NOT like Cost Plus. Way higher quality and more unique, no assembly required. Also I think the owners travel to Indonesia and similar areas and hand-​pick the pieces.
They have a large selection of Indian/​Indonesian women’s clothes and jewelry as well as fabrics like bedspreads, pillow shams, and table runners. A lovely place to find something for the home or for a gift with very friendly and helpful employees. The layaway plan is a bonus service option.
I’d give 5 stars except for the weird pricing racket.

I’ve shopped here for years. Papy Boez sells womens clothing, jewelry and furniture. They always have sales and they always have beautiful affordable clothes. The furniture is nice, but expensive. But once again they have sales pretty frequently so you can always get a bargain there.
The owner is a very nice woman. The saleswomen are nice too. One of the few places you can get regular good service and good prices on cute clothes.

This is mostly furniture imported from India, Indonesia. It is very expensive because it is very good quality mostly Rosewood and it has been imported in Containers. It does carry clothes for woman, jewelry, bedding, table runners. Again this is all very expensive because it has been hand made with beads and sequince. The owner is Mrs. Doshi. She and her husband (I assume) run the business together. I just purchased a BEATIFUL hand Carved Sun-​Armoire from North India. I purchased this on a Lay-​away account. Yes, I had to put it on Law-​away since it was a little over 1K. They do allow lay-​away because the items there are very expensive. They are very nice people.

This is for the furniture and not the clothes. I’m not sure the furniture has a different name but they are situated in the same space. The furniture is imported rustic rough-​hewn type stuff, probably from India and Indonesia. There are unusual beds, china cabinets, armoires, dressers and the prices are better than The Wooden Duck down the street. They’re still a bit pricey for what you get but they’re having a sale at 60% off lowest price, which puts it within reason.

If not mistaken — this is a furniture store. I stumbled into this place on my way to Urban Ore and yes there were some womens accessories but they sold mostly furniture (Asian) insipired style ala Cost Plus style. I’ll update if I’m incorrect.