Great product with wonderful Maine quality and New England classics. Great dog collars too!read more

While the belts themselves seem on par with other companies, the sizing is MUCH smaller…read more Additionally, they hit you with shipping and restocking to return an incorrect size. Very much a "Nickel & Dime" play on customers as they should know better that their sizing is not even close to Peter Millar, Imperial, Smathers & Branson, etc...Truly an unfortunate experience to be penalized for their poor QC. Will not purchase again despite being hopeful to support a US business out of Maine.

Place is great, owner is awesome. I lost some weight and brought a lot of my gear and clothes here…read more Better here than a landfill and I got some money to get new better fitting gear. They have lots of good gear for sale--but I try not to get tempted!

Toad & Co. is a national chain with clothing in the sporty/woodsy/beachy/athletic vibe for both men…read moreand women and I've always liked their things in general; the quality is good and I've never had anything not fit well or be anything less than comfortable. So having a branch here in Portland is great--and take note that not only do they have great sales, but there's a seconds/repurposed area toward the back (and sometimes special displays) with items from the brand that are being re/upcycled, all of which cost less than regular price. What's even better is how local the vibe is in the store, and how well connected they are with the wider community of makers. Along with the brand's products the store carries little locally made gifts: everything from jewelry to soap to playing cards and chocolates. There's no set selection, but you'll always find little collections of items for sale around the store. And this weekend Toad & Co. hosted a holiday makers' market in the large back warehouse room, which was awesome! This brought in a bunch of Maine makers selling pottery, coffee, jewelry, leather goods, knitwear, cards, books, candles . . . basically I got most of my Christmas shopping done here! I love that Toad & Co. is sponsoring something like this and really connecting with the community--definitely the kind of business I want to support.

Great customer service even during slow hours, helpful and outgoing when trying to decide, Will be…read moreback!

The Levinsky's store originally of downtown Portland, Maine has been doing business in Windham,…read moreMaine fir years much of the same clothing products and many shirts , bags and hats featuring Maine !! Great sales !! Friendly store and visit every time in Maine,,

Came in for ski equipment. My son got fitted for boots by their boot expert Jim. Good stuff for…read morereasonable prices. We definitely will be back.

I have recently been helped by Darcy (helmet and goggles) and Jim (boots) and both are absolutely…read moreamazing. Their product knowledge is total, with no hard sell techniques, and their enthusiasm is infectious. Darcy spent plenty of time talking me through helmet fit and finding over-glasses goggles, and Jim took an hour for a full-on boot fitting and worked out a terrific ski/boots/bindings/poles package. Great experience. I will never shop for ski gear anywhere else.

Peter Dombrowski provides a wonderful shop filled with his one of a kind creations. His…read moresilversmithing creates jewelry that even 5th Ave. stores in NYC could not provide or even offer for sale. His leatherwork is masterful and done tastefully with something for everyone. But I especially appreciated the time his took with us as my wife went through and built a silver charm bracelet with her Maine memories. Not only did he wait for her to decide between items, he was quick to point out unique differences and provide details as to why she might like one charm over another of the same type. Some shop owners might have walked away in frustration when she was trying to decide which scallop shell charm to select, but he merely showed her more and helped her see what went best with the other charms she was selecting. Even at the end, as he was adding the charms one by one to the bracelet and she last minute decided she wanted a map of the State of Maine added, he merely grabbed another loop and put it on. So, if you are in the market for leather, silver, or gold, whether for yourself or a gift for someone else, I highly recommended visiting Peter at his shop where I know that not only will you get the best value, you will get the best treatment.

An interesting blast from the past. The owner is the leather and jewelry designer. He has his…read morestudio on site and spends his down time creating. I did buy something as his prices were good. But the store could benefit from a good dusting/cleaning.

I thoroughly enjoyed my visit with the proprietor and excellent selection of tuiliqs and Greenland…read morepaddles. Looking forward to returning every time I'm in Portland!

The House of Logan has been around since I was a child. My father always used to take me in there…read morefor my birthday shopping. It has classic and chic clothing. I always go there for "event clothing" when I am attending a wedding, graduation or what not. They have a casual side of the store to with great finds. I never go out of here empty handed. Its such a fun store owned by a brother and sister who took it over from their parents. They both have good taste and are always in the store. I would highly recommend!

This place has some nice items but at least one racist salesperson. The few times I have been in…read morethere it has been a terrible experience. The worst by far was when my patient husband was browsing-while I was looking around -was obviously being followed, no matter where in the 2 rooms he walked. He has very dark skin and the lady following him was a blond (so am I) older lady and it was the most stereotypical racism. She never asked if he needed help or even smiled or tried to even act professional. My parents live nearby and we've been visiting them here the entire 20 yrs we've been married. This salesperson made him feel like a felon. He takes care of children who have cancer as his career but I guess they weren't interested in anything more than his skin color. I guess at least she has her job instead of his.