C. Wonder

Sadly this store is going to be shutting down — however as of 1÷20÷15 everything in the store was 75% off!
C Wonder has everything from homeware, clothing, shoes & accessories/​jewelry. There is a lot of cute stuff there, however everything is a tad pricey, so I’d wait for a sale.

My first C. Wonder experience was their pop up store a year and a half ago, but this flagship store is amazing.
First off, I came in thinking I could score some clothes but of course my passion for bags kicked in when I saw their new collection. I already have their signature tote bag so I thought I would get the larger version of it, but instead I fell in love with a seasonal tote that would fit all my items for work and school. The sales girl who helped me was very honest and helpful! Kudos to her.
Second, the prices are great. I didn’t know, but the bag I ended up buying on sale so I ended up getting my initials embroidered on it for $ 10. It turned out to look really elegant on the purse!
Overall, I’m impressed. Thanks Chris Burch for making C. Wonder cause at the end of the day it really is wonderful :)

Nope. I was misinformed there’d be unique gifts in a somewhat male-​friendly atmosphere in

If you’re a fan you’ll be glad to hear they seem to be expanding every week.

Very cute. Definitely combination of Kate Spade/​J Crew/​Tory Burch/​Johnathan Adler. Colorful and preppy. I hit the sale fortuitously in June and everything was about 50% off.

So I’m not really one to review retail stores. Not a huge fan of shopping and I’ve actually never worn a piece of clothing from C. Wonder before. However, I had a friend in town visiting a few weeks back and she wanted to pop in here for a few summer pieces. While she was perusing, I observed how well-​stocked and well-​run this store was. They were so helpful (without being pushy). Incredibly professional. Literally all the staff members were on point. The registers were down when we were checking out and they were SO apologetic but cool, calm and collected. Got the old school receipt pads out and went to work. Just wanted to note how impressed I was by how this store was run and how helpful the employees were!

Top three reasons I love wandering around C Wonder:
1) The staff is so friendly, so smiley, so happy. I find their attitude infectious and cannot help myself from smiling as I walk around the store.
2) The store is full of beautiful things. Cork tote bags, brightly colored tops & dresses, chunky necklaces (many with a subtle nautical theme), alphabet coffee/​tea mugs, picture frames, pillow covers in bold patterns. And they aren’t afraid of color — think grass green, magenta, sunshine yellow.
3) The prices aren’t crazy. For example– those aforementioned alphabet mugs are $ 10, tote bags range from $ 40-​$ 100. And they typically have a nice sale section in the back with both clothing and home goods. I picked up small jewelry boxes as Christmas gifts last year for only $ 4 each, originally $ 28.
So, just to recap — C Wonder is a happy store full of reasonably prices pretty items. Don’t believe me? Stop by and check it out for yourself!

I usually don’t review clothing stores. But I had to point out how awesome the amenities this store offers. Each dressing room has buttons for lighting (for those of us who always complain about dim lighting… fear no more) and types of music. In addition, the store personnel are really friendly getting you another size and offering you bottled water.
The clothing, jewelry, and home ware at C Wonder is colorful and preppy. It’s such a happy place to shop :)

This store has a bit of everything. I think of it mostly as a home decore store but they have clothes and accessories too. There stuff is cute and a little pricey, but I think it’s a good place to get a gift for someone.

I just LOVE this store! It’s like J. Crew for the Hamptons! The best part is that we don’t have it in Texas just yet so we can shop without being in uniform with the rest of the J. Crew crowd :)
Lovely leather shoes at very reasonable prices, picked up the cutest 3 inch suede heels in fuchsia and a lovely gingham silk blouse.

My favorite new clothing store. So glad they’re expanding outside of NYC.
The funny part is, the first time I walked into this store with a friend I furrowed my brow in disapproval and declared, «This is more your style than mine, I won’t find anything here.» Half an hour later, I walked out with multiple articles of clothing and my friend found practically nothing.
Their dresses have a very flattering silhouette and their cardigans are the mainstay of the business casual side of my work wardrobe. Definitely shop the sales, because good deals can be had!
I’m knocking off one star because the checking out process is a miserable cluster. Handheld check out machines are good in theory, but it makes for a chaotic experience when so many people are trying to check out at once.

As a big fan of Anthropologie, I give this store four stars for interior design, two stars for quality. Hence, the three stars.
I love multicolored anything, and C. Wonder has the carnival theme in abundance. Unfortunately, it’s just as shallow. The quality of almost everything I saw looked questionable, from the costume jewelry, clothing, pillows, handbags, etc. Everything has that «Made in a massive Chinese factory» quality. I would expect this at Urban Outfitters, but C. Wonder is hoping to piggyback on the high end reputation of Tory Burch.
Sorry, I’m not taken in. The clothing feels cheap and tacky — thin sweaters dressed up with fake gemstones, so loud you need sunglasses (but not from them); colorful leather gloves that looked great at a distance but the minute I actually felt them, noticeably thin and cheap — definitely not Italian leather, nor made with quality lining. The quilted handbags (Chanel-​style knockoffs) felt hard and stiff — these would sell on Canal Street corners but for the emblazoned C Wonder logo on them.
What they’re charging is just below a ripoff but above a bargain. So, it’s still overpriced.
Anthropologie has overpriced things too, but I’ve felt their furnishings and clothing to be really uniquely designed. And they feel solidly made, if precious. Not so with C. Wonder — loud, bright colors being used to mask generally mediocre and poorly made items.

I first discovered c wonder from GMA when they had a special. Now, I’m hooked!
I love this place… Bright colors… Quality clothing and household materials: plates, pillows, etc. Its similar to Tori Burch or Kate Spade…
We bought a doggie leash and and a black shoulder bag. We also got the shoulder bag embroidered with our initials: it costs an extra $ 10. The bag was $ 54 (I think)
We came to the soho location during the weekend of 30% of the whole store. When we got to the register, we discovered that this promotion is only valid in the Columbus circle location. Sad!!! Sooo, instead of making us go all the way to the other store, they honored our coupon email honoring the 30% off! Now that’s great customer service! Thanks C. Wonder!
ONE wish though: I wish they had Petite sizes!!!

Love the home furnishings, apparel, jewelry, and shoes — but absolutely love the personalized service each employee brings to the experience. It always strikes me that Spring Street’s C. Wonder staff truly enjoys their job.
Most recently, as Esther was ringing up my order, I mentioned they were all items for a coworker’s gift. She went above and beyond to find a large, adorable box, take all of the tags off of my items, and arrange them creatively, complete with packing tissue, ribbon, and an embossed sticker to seal the package. It took an extra 10 minutes for her to help me with this, at no extra cost, and I walked out completely prepared with a wrapped gift — I had planned on having to make multiple stops to package the gift on my own. She was happy to go the extra mile and payed great attention to detail. FANTASTIC. I just had to ask her name on my way out, so I could specifically applaud her here on Unilocal

Two words: Preppy Heaven.
I love C. Wonder — everything is adorable and everything is reasonably priced. It can be a bit overwhelming at first — and loud — but once you get your bearings, you’ll be a happy camper if you’re into all things preppy.

Slightly overpriced kitschy stuff. I love the alphabet monogrammed personalized trend they have going on here. Some of the home goods are fun. The sales make things a little more reasonable. I am tempted to buy some overpriced printed pants but I had self control this time around.
The store itself is like that kids ball pit with colorful balls. I enjoyed every minute of the rainbow.

I really like this store from Tory Burch’s ex-​husband. If you’re a fan of Tory, you will definitely like this place.
I stopped in on a Saturday afternoon, and it was packed with holiday shoppers. I was overwhelmed with the selection and all the gorgeous, bright colors. The DJ at the front door playing house tunes added to the high-​energy vibe.
Since I had a couple males waiting outside for me, I didn’t get to spend as much time shopping as I would have liked. I stuck with the home area and skipped the clothing. I found a great monogrammed cheese board and decorative square plate with vibrant orange, green and purple colors. I couldn’t resist picking up a new leash for one of my pups, and I thought the $ 16 price was pretty reasonable for the color and designer pedigree.
5^th star will be added once the store opens a Scottsdale branch. C’mon, C Wonder. You know you want to.

I’ve been obsessing over C. Wonder’s City Bike over the past year or so. Add a wicker basket and viola, you got the quintessential stylish yet non-​serious riding cruiser. Just about almost every girl’s dream. (I love mountain bikes too but they’re just not as pretty.) For about $ 300 ($ 249 for the bike and $ 40 for the basket), you can either get the City Bike pre-​assembled or assemble it yourself depending on whether you want to pick it up in store or order online. The bike comes in 19″ or 21″ and in various cool colors. I really like the Green color and it is basically the theme color of the store too. I haven’t ordered the bike yet but it’s definitely on my wish list when I move to a bigger place with fewer flights of stairs next year.
The City Bike is probably the only product I like from the C. Wonder store. Other things they sell here are a bit tacky for my taste especially their clothes and jewelry items. I have a feeling their clothes are definitely made for older women. and when I say older, I mean like late 30’s — 40s. It’s very colorful but the styles are not young and hip. If you are to buy someone a gift, this is one of the stores to check out. They also sell a lot of other random C. Wonder accessories like headphones, Iphone/​Ipad cases, candies, silverware, kitchenware, etc. If you noticed, the décor resembles that of Tory Burch’s stores. With that said, I will leave to the readers to figure out the back story to this.

The store itself is super happy colorful and the staff is helpful.
That said, who are they designing for? The shirts are completely mis-​sized. Even their smallest sizes swam on my petite frame!

If Kate Spade and Jonathan Adler collaborated with Target, they would come up with this store.
Cute mod designs with Target prices. If I lived in NYC, I would have bought up a ton of home décor.
Highly recommended

This has to be the most colorful store in Soho. The clothes are somewhat expensive and aren’t the highest quality. They are also cut very small.
Most of their accessories are brightly colored and have their logo on it. The only ‘C” logo I will proudly display is Chanel (but that’s just me).
We got a nice set of dishes off their web site so I will defiantly go to this store again. The $ 50 question is, will I buy anything…