I came to Bo Line after getting engaged, looking for a new blazer (rehearsal dinner) and suit for…read morethe wedding. Arthur and his team were fantastic finding a suit that fit nearly perfect and then a few alterations as the wedding date got closer. Wish I could wear both every day as I couldn't have been happier with the service and product(s)!

Shopping here is a refreshing unique experience. It starts when you walk in the door and meet…read moreNayri and Arthur. Depending on the time of day you are offered cappuccino or a glass of wine. They ask questions and get to know a little bit about you and what your looking for, what your need is and what kind of things you like. Custom made men's shirts and suits, name brand denim for men and women (which includes complimentary alterations). They carry things here you won't find anywhere else around the area and they suggest you try something you might not normally try, usually to find out it's an item you HAVE to have. Nayri's consulting is second to none and I love every piece I have ever bought from them. The personal touch you receive at Bo Line truly making shopping a great experience.

The Hanover Crossing mall in Hanover has been in the midst of a major and much needed makeover for…read morethe last few years. The construction is nearing completion and has turned an old-fashioned mostly indoor mall of years past into a more modernized version of an outside shopping center with stores having their own buildings accessed from well manicured outdoor sidewalks with plenty of parking in the middle of it all. While not as charming as the Derby Street Shops which underwent a similar makeover about 15 years ago, but still nice and certainly much improved from the dated mess that was there previously. This latest L.L. Bean outpost has recently opened and I paid it a visit a few days ago. It is certainly big, bright and well-organized although of course not nearly as mammoth and wonderful as the original satellite store in Freeport Maine. But I am pleased to have this location so close by. As with everything everywhere prices have gone up on much of the tried and true L.L. Bean merchandise and products are no longer made in the USA. Most things it seems at L.L. Bean have been outsourced to China which continues to be a disappointment. I miss the days of the USA made products that could once be found here. But there are reasons still to shop at L.L. Bean. I am a decades long fan of their Ragg wool socks for example which I wear throughout the winter. They are very warm, comfortable and last a long time. I am also a big fan of their canvas tote bags and I cannot tell you how many of those I own. I keep at least 4 of them in my car at all times as they are the bags I bring with me to go to the supermarket and to the farmers market, etc. They are my beach and boat tote bags as well. They are sturdy, strong, can be machine washed and dried and they last for years. And they are fun to have monogrammed with initials or any word or phrase up to 10 characters. I also love the L.L. Bean H2O rain coat and H2O rain jacket I own which both have hoods and zip-out liners. These are so good at keeping me warm dry in the rain that I no longer use an umbrella (I hate umbrellas so this is a big win!). I am looking to get a new H2O rain jacket so when I am ready, I'm glad to be able to get it here. My husband just found very nice, warm pair of leather gloves here in a men's size XL. He is a big guy and has such trouble finding XL gloves with long enough fingers so this was good news. Nothing of course will meet the shopping experience and scope of the original Freeport Maine store but I am very happy to have this store nearby for easy access.

This is an amazing hidden gem for men's and women's clothing, shoes, and accessories!…read more They carry brands like Barbour, New Balance, and dozens more. They have a great selection: jeans, jackets, sneakers, dress shirts, jewelry, and other small accessories like wallets and candles. We absolutely love it here. The owners are so friendly and warm and knowledgeable without ever being pushy. Highly recommend you check it out for yourself or for gifts! Right near Columbian Square!

The store was clean, well organized, and larger than I expected. There was a spacious parking lot…read morewith plenty of free parking, which made the visit easy. There were a few employees walking around the store, but it wasn't always clear what their roles were. One associate, however, seemed to handle just about everything. He helped my husband try on his suit and shoes, made sure everything fit properly, answered our questions, and once he confirmed the fit, we were all set to go. The staff overall was decently friendly, and the visit was quick and efficient. Overall, it was an easy experience with good service, and we'd return if we needed another suit fitting or formalwear.

They forgot to include my shoes with my rental suit as the groom for my wedding. I had to wear a…read moregroomsman's shoe for the wedding. They did not try to make it right and you'd think they'd atleast get the grooms rental right for sure.

I love J. Crew, as I am the very definition of a preppie, yuppie, etc. I live by the Preppie…read moreHandbook, and I love the fashion, values, and the mindset. Great selection. Classics and timeless. Priced just right. Plenty of parking. A very nice staff. If they do not have it in the store, then check out their website. In fact, they do have a larger selection and close-out items online. No negatives.

I am surprised by the low ratings for this J. Crew although many of the reviews are from years ago…read moreand they seem to have to do with poor customer service which was not my recent experience. Whenever I have stopped in, (which admittedly is not often), there is almost always someone who greets me fairly quickly and lets me know they are available to assist. On this latest visit I did have a question or two about a blazer I was looking at. The saleswoman was at the ready and was quite helpful. She let me know that even though the blazer was on sale already there was an additional 40% off. It was pricey to begin with but with both a sale price and the additional percentage off it became hard to resist...so I bought it. (I have been updating my seasonal blazer wardrobe over the past several months as I find blazers are often a great way to elevate an outfit and pull everything together.) I was also able to find a pretty gold belt. Alas, the belt was not on sale, and priced higher than I think it should have been but I think I will get a lot of use out of it so I purchased it. When I checked out the cashier was very helpful. She made sure to remind me that the blazer was now a "final sale" and I was in and out in no time flat. Pleasant and easy shopping.

Great quality on clothing and accessories . I enjoy going to diffrent stores to see what they have…read moreto offer.

This Macy's is a bit smaller than the other Macy's locations that I'm used to but still I can…read moreusually find most of what I am looking for here. I've bought very good quality clothing here, especially nightwear and sweaters. Their cosmetics and fragrances department is really nice and there are always plenty of salespeople behind the counters to help you out if you want to try on a product. I've bought several items from this department and have never been disappointed with what I've bought. One of the last times I was here someone from management helped me out with a gift card that I was having trouble using. So the customer service here is great and I can always count on leaving the store happy. They always have their departments attractively set up. And the prices on the merchandise and displays are always very clear. This location is definitely worth visiting.

Personally don't like the quality or prints. Way too expensive without justification.read more

From the moment we walked into the store until we left, the ladies at Faherty, Derby Street were so…read morewelcoming and accommodating. I came with my two children. And in particular, the lady there that was the kindergarten teacher just knew how to interact with bored children (who often accompany parents in shopping). She offered crayons and apple juice and tick tac toe! She gets it. In other words, even if she had NOT offered any of these items, she understood that they are kids and did not demonize them for being curious and (tired of waiting for mama- ha!). And beyond that, we did not get funny looks, or impatient you-do-not-belong here stares, gestures, or silent agitation. The people in the shop made us feel welcome and not out of place. They encouraged us to have a look around the store. Thank you- got two beautiful items from there!