What others say about Sultry Company

Customers rave about the exceptional service at Sultry Company, highlighting the staff's friendliness, knowledge, and personalized attention. Many describe their shopping experience as comfortable and welcoming, with staff members like Trisha and Tiara making them feel at ease. The boutique's atmosphere is often noted for its luxurious scent and high-quality products, contributing to a positive shopping vibe. However, there is a contrasting experience from one customer regarding the store's communication and approach to inquiries, suggesting that while many enjoy the service, some may find aspects of it challenging. Overall, the store is celebrated for its upscale offerings and customer-centric approach.

Recent Reviews

• The most amazing experience! Trisha was kind, helpful, informative, and personable. I walked out with not one but TWO corsets! She talked with me, actually sized me, and helped me try them on. Their selection is of quality. Def going back very soon. Thank you!
• Absolutely love this store! Tiara was very knowledgeable and took me directly to the products I was seeking and even spoke to me personally like we have been friends for years. I feel so comfortable in this environment. Even the men shopping are extremely discreet and respectful. You can tell this is a high end boutique and everyone is very positive. A very luxurious smell greets you at the door and everything is priced reasonably and no pressure to purchase! Love love love! 10/10!!!
• I visited this store yesterday and met two amazing women. They were easy to talk to and very helpful, I felt comfortable the entire time. I will be back!
• Great products. Personal attention and instruction with discreetness. Feels like my sister or mom is giving the best advice. Love Trish!
• I went into Sultry Company today and browsed around the store. Everything is overpriced, as usual, but I got to see some new stuff that came out. I was called after leaving the store by the owner. She told me I am not welcome back to the store. I asked why and she got loud and upset with me, as if I’m supposed to just know. I asked her to please elaborate and she refused. She claimed I was interrupting guests in the store and telling them stuff negative about the store. That I had been in there 2 hours. I only talked to one customer in the store and it was me complimenting her shoes. I asked if they were comfortable. The pink and white caught my eye. It was not a negative exchange what so ever. I could literally pick up and look at every single item in your store that wasn’t duplicates and it still wouldn’t take 2 hours. The owner claims I called yesterday and yelled at someone about corsets. That I called about corsets yesterday and yelled at the person I spoke with. I did not originally call for corsets like you claim. I called to see if you were having a valentines sale/deal. I asked about male underwear on sale. She then mentioned they had corsets and other clothes around the store were on sale. I asked if they were guys. I was told they’re unisex. I asked if it was meant to be unisex or for women – I did not want lingerie for women. I was then told about a corset for p3nis owners. I asked what made it different and I was told again that corsets can really be for anyone. So I again tried to clarify I did not want a woman’s corset. I am guessing they’re taking me being a bit annoyed as me yelling. I may have been shorter in response, but I was not yelling. Raising your voice slightly is not yelling, especially considering how softly I speak. Here is the definition of yell. yell /yel/ noun a loud, sharp cry, especially of pain, surprise, or delight; a shout. I did not yell. Learn the words you’re claiming others are doing. Expanding your vocabulary will make you seem more intelligent the next time. During my visit today I got to see the male corset. It is, in fact, DIFFERENT than a woman’s corset. I was informed that the female corsets were more for the shape of a woman, hourglass. I told the lady helping me thank you and left the store. About 5 minutes later is when I get the call from the owner. I am unsure why she did not just walk out and talk to me while I was in her store. I am not hostile or aggressive. You mentioned you looked forward to replying to my review. You mentioned you could provide video/audio. I look forward to watching all 2 hours of me in your store from earlier today. I also look forward to hearing this “yelling” you speak of. A word of advice though… Do NOT offer males calling for male underwear the option of female lingerie and/or female corsets. It isn’t what I called for. I don’t want to wear a strappy lingerie piece. I should NOT have to clarify I am a p3nis owner. You would have to be cracked out your mind to not know I have a p3nis when I talk. I do not have gender dysmorphia , body dysmorphia, an illness that makes me think I am a female/cat/dog/attack helicopter. Do not assume everybody that rings your store have these mental disabilities. It’s offensive to those that enjoy having a sack with balls in them. If my voice was slightly raised it was due to I was talked to like I have a severe mental disorder wearing female clothing as a man. I challenge you to start calling men, as a poll, and see how many actual men want to wear panties/bras/lingerie for women/etc. Do it for science!!! Also to get a clue on how to talk to men like you are not misandrist.