Clothing in Humboldt | Ideal Treasures | Summer 2022

Ideal Treasures in Humboldt, recently, has been growing and adapting to the clothing needs of Humboldt and surrounding areas.

Clothing, Humboldt


With their used clothes, the direction has always been to sell gently used at affordable prices, and, give outstanding savings to the customers that are most loyal.  One of their recent display features is that of the $1 dollar rack, and, they keep that 'savings machine' stocked at all times.

With their new clothes, the aim is very much similar.  That is, outstanding quality clothing at, still, affordable prices.  And again, for those customers who continually walk through Ideal Treasure's doors, they save a bundle.

As a planned distributor, Ideal Treasures had a great variety of  Canada Day clothing available prior to our special day and was thrilled that the quality provided was appreciated.

In respect to our great community circle, any clothing in Humboldt that is donated is always met with instore credit or coupons to those members who provide.  Ideal Treasures, additionally, gives product away to such Humboldt staples as the Good Neighborhood Store and the Purple Door program.

On a different note, Jawa, our Star Wars plushie, has left the building!  Jawa, a staple in inside Ideal Treasures has finally found a new home.  He was sent to a private collector in Minnesota this past week.  May the Force be with him!

Jawa



















Ideal Treasures, also, have a 'treasure trove' of furniture.  This, is were their moto of affordability and quality truly shine with multiple couches, chairs and other household living necessities entering our store on a bi-daily basis (though some pieces never reach our doors!)
Furniture


And as always, Ideal Treasure-goers are met with a smile, a story and a slice of "Whatever is Happening Today" because they Just Like People.  Check them out the next time you are downtown in Humboldt.




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