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Tsuru
Tsuru: Downtown Lincoln's sassy boutique for new and gently used fashion with unique finds.
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Tsuru: Downtown Lincoln's sassy boutique for new and gently used fashion with unique finds.
Tsuru is a downtown Lincoln clothing boutique located at 114 N 14th St. It offers a mix of new and gently used fashion with affordable options, including a $10 rack. Customers praise its fun, sassy vibe and unique, quirky pieces—great for gifts or standout event outfits. Most shoppers leave with something special, though one review notes a return issue.
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Curated selection of trendy and unique apparel, including jumpsuits and stylish outfits.
Affordable pre-loved clothing and accessories, featuring a $10 rack for budget-friendly finds.
Fun items like big earrings, hair clips, and quirky gifts perfect for birthdays and special occasions.
Help finding special pieces for events, with a focus on unique and standout fashion.
Personalized service in a vibrant, sassy atmosphere with ever-changing inventory.
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Overall rating
Mackenzie Schieli
Lovely experience shopping here! Great mix of new and gently used items. Reasonable prices for the used items including a $10 rack; Would definitely go back here if in the area!
Nikki Moore
A gem of a spot in downtown Lincoln! Several times I've needed something a little bit extra or special for an event, and have always found just what I didn't know I was looking for at Tsuru! I love their unique and quirky pieces!
Justine Yeo Bircher
A sassy and fun boutique in the heart of downtown Lincoln. I love poppin' in to see what's new, and I can always find something special for birthday and graduation gifts. 💝
Kristin Mikles
have you ever thought to yourself: i’m youthful. i’m fun. i love big earrings, bright patterns, and have money? then this is the place for you. i bought some cool earrings, mushroom and uterus hair clips, and admired jumpsuits that cost $150. accessories were like $20 though so there’s something even for the proletariat in us all
Tim Amos
My wife's shoe broke while we were at a graduation party near this store. She sent my daughter there to buy a pair and she mistook the price for the size. My daughter was embarrassed about the mistake so I went in with the receipt to return them less than 5 min later and they refused to accept the return. First and only time we will shop there.
