So gorgeous and affordable for the most uniques and stunning items for your home. I am so thrilled…read moreto be in the store every time I go there.

Cute collection of stores from artisan shops to whole food and restaurants. All under one roof.read more

I found this little gem in Northampton ma. I was on a mission to find the perfect dress for a…read moreformal event. I was not disappointed. The service was friendly and fun. I'll be going back soon....

What service? I…read morewalked in and no one was there. And I looked through the racks for over 20 minutes! For a $$$ consignment store, the clothes weren't really organized by size. There were sections for S,M,L,XL & plus size, but the majority of the labels were faded or not on the clothes; this is normal. But the sizes weren't written on the price tags anywhere. I understand if the store is busy and there are sizes mixed in a good amount. I understand if Ms are mixed in with Ls because that's the way they fit, because that benefits the customer. I'm a true medium and there was nothing I could wear that I would even consider trying on. It's May, and the majority of the inventory is for winter. Who wears a nice pair of leather pants when it's 70+ degrees out except a rock star? I don't know anyone who would wear a gorgeous heavy sheepskin coat now. Maybe if they were in a posh frozen vodka and caviar bar in NYC? Yes, they have bathing suits. But I don't shop for resale bathing suits or underwear. If you're petite don't even think about walking through the door. A good majority of the nicest clothes are long gowns. I was so miffed that I'm in my car writing this review now. Fortunately it's Sunday, so I didn't have to feed the meter. Btw, parking tickets in Northampton are expensive. In conclusion, I'd rather drop a month's salary at a full price boutique with a nice sales person who helps me find something that fits and flatters me. The only plus side is they have a lot of plus size clothing.

OK, I came shopping here one time. They sell a lot of cozy socks for people who like to jam their…read morestinky-winky feet into sum soft sole cradlers. They also sell eclectic home gadgets and meaningless doodads like: ashtrays, sheer curtains + Hydro Flasks. Gulp! If you are fashionable, you could probably shop here, Bob. Do you like baggy corduroy pants with 40"-wide leg openings, Bob? If so, they sell 'em at Urban Outfitters. Jump into da corduroys, Bobby! Go! Go! go.  Pricing was fairly high for...well, everything in the store. Yes, most transactions at this store require a 50 dollar bill or larger. (But not all things, Harriet. For instance; one Mitchell & Ness MLB Los Angeles Dodgers Logo Dad Hat is only $35, before taxation.) The staff was staffing and such. Like, I saw them around -- but idk if they were in the mood to chat + mix n mingle. The store also sells kewl things that are kewl n retro -- like a Dr. Dre record. Dre used to really crank out the hits, eh? Urbies was a neat stop to enjoy! Shop here for fashion needs + non-fashion needs (disco balls, etc.). Hope u had a gud vday.

I'm a little surprised that Northampton allows Urban Outfitters, the big bad chain store, to stick…read morearound right in the middle of town. Urban Outfitters is an eclectic mix of merchandise though. It suits this town. Big nice location in what I think is an old bank or government building? Right in the middle of town. Who doesn't love Urban Outfitters even though I'm getting a little old for it!

Anytime that I'm in Northampton, I will always stop by and check out their clothes, and the music…read moreis always on point as well. I always feel like I'm back in Miami Beach when I'm here. I once bought a 1980's dress that I found buried in the $5 suitcase they keep outside. Washed it, tailored it a bit and got so many compliments on it. I also got this retro style skirt that is so unique, and I also get complimented on when I wear it. You can find things here that are distinctly unique and you wont find anywhere else.

Amazing selection of items! I got a vintage trench coat. Most things are pricier because they are…read morevintage - but there is such a wide variety of things to choose from! Definitely don't miss this hidden gem.

Ugh, I hate to see reviews by Shopzillas cropping up. No, it is not overpriced, far far far from…read moreit. (Way too many "Buy one and get two free" options.) And some chowderheads whine at the selection of goods? Seriously? You want a hundred thousand different items, shop at a Walmart the size of an airplane hangar. You're shopping here instead? Great, there's plenty of selection, and from a lot of offbeat and health food outlets.

I have shopped at Deals & Steals since they first opened in Easthampton then moved to Northampton…read morein early 2,000. I don't shop there as often as I used to but was there yesterday and found them to be way over priced for a lot of outdated stuff. Plus there selection of goods was not great. EXTREMELY DISAPPOINTED AND PROBABLY WON'T WASTE MY TIME RETURNING TO D&S!

Flawless clothing, flawless service. I love their products. Staff was soooooo helpful and lovely…read more Thank you!!

The economy of downtown Northampton has seen better days. Surrounded by empty storefronts, few to…read moreno customers seen in the store at any given time, most people would expect the sales staff at Eileen Fisher to give any potential customers a warm welcome when they through the door. But maybe I don't read as a potential customer, because I have yet to be offered a warm welcome. Or any welcome at all. Like a daughter-in-law trying and failing to win the approval of a withholding matriarch, I have tried and tried over the years with this Eileen Fisher store to be treated like a potential customer. Weekday or weekend, early or late, when I walk in the door I'm simply invisible. I'm not greeted, no one asks if I need help or if I would like to try something on, and no one says goodbye when I say "thank you" and leave. On a recent visit, I walked into the store and made an embarrassingly conscious effort to browse slowly, starting at the front instead of heading first toward the sales at the back, which is my normal habit. I cocked my head thoughtfully. I tried looking at the tags, then I tried NOT looking at the tags. *crickets* I looked over at the saleswoman, who was having a laughing conversation with a similiarly-aged women about family and friends. She seemed friendly and nice. This wasn't a Pretty Woman situation. So what's the deal? When I eventually walked out of the store, I actually felt embarrassed and self-conscious, like I had intruded on a private party. Around five years ago, I had a very memorable failed attempt that is worth telling about. On that day, I quickly needed something to wear to an interview. I walked in, and asked for help (after the standard ignoring treatment). I explained what I was looking for, and that I tended to have difficulties with proportion as a woman with a small frame, so I hoped for something that wasn't too long for me and that maybe could give some definition or structure at the waist. She picked a few, and they weren't quite right. This is normally the point at which the associate and the customer would troubleshoot or try again. If I were the saleswoman, I would have maybe offered to order the items in petite, given some guidance about belting or layering, or *something.* Instead, she advised me that Eileen Fisher tends to be designed for a taller woman. Huh? I was roughly the same height and build as the saleswoman. No tips and tricks from lived experience? I thanked her for her help and left empty-handed, with that same unsettling feeling of having intruded and wasted someone's time. Why am I a glutton for humiliation? Why do I keep going back? Well, I actually do just want a nice place to shop for clothes. I would like to have the experience of doing it with the help of a knowledgeable sales associate. I'd also really like to support the downtown businesses rather than buying online. The other day I had made the trip specifically to shop the 40% off sale and to see some pieces that I had been looking at online, and was excited and prepared to buy, but the ice-box treatment let the wind right out of my sails. Why write this review? I'd like the management and staff to read it and take it to heart. I'm not the first person to write about the cold treatment, but I hope I'm the last. Especially after the hit that our business district took from COVID, we all need to work together to rally our downtown economy. A very easy step toward that goal is to be welcoming and make people want to shop in the stores.