Carter's is located on Level 2, near Boscov's in Providence Place. OshKosh B'gosh is a subsidiary…read moreof Carter's and both are a great brand in young children's apparel. Their clothing is good quality and value, provides a full range of cute baby and children's clothing, gifts and accessories. I walked into Carter's and an employee welcomed me and asked if I needed help with anything. Boys apparel is on the left and girls apparel is on the right. There were items for 40% off and clearance items near the back of the store were Buy One, Get One. It was a great bargain especially since I needed to purchase some outfits for my friend's baby shower present. At checkout, I provided my phone number and was already a member of Carter's Rewards, a free loyalty program. With the loyalty program, you can earn 1 point for every $1 you spend on Carter's, OshKosh B'gosh, Skip Hop and Little Planet products. With 100 points, you can get a $5 reward. When I looked at my receipt, I noticed I was charged $0.10 for a bag. The employee didn't ask if I needed a bag. I would have said no, because I have a collapsible reusable tote.

I was really happy to find a few things at Carter's. This is a major designer and marketer of…read morechildren's apparel. It was founded in 1865 by William Carter. Their selection of baby, toddler and kids clothing is really good and I found some really awesome stuff at 40% and 50%...even some items were I bought 1 and got 2 FREE..... Some of their sales and promotions are really good ! Carter's sells its products through its own Carter's and OshKosh B'gosh retail stores, its website, and in other retail outlets such as department stores. In the business world it is believed that Carter's account for around one-quarter of all sales both for the children's sleepwear market, and for clothes for the newborn to two-year-old age group. Carter's, Inc. markets clothing and other children's products under several brand names. Other than its namesake Carter's brand, OshKosh B'gosh, and Skip Hop, these labels are exclusive to specific retailers and include some like... Just One You Precious Firsts Genuine Kids Child of Mine Simple Joys The logo for each exclusive brand notes that it is "made by Carter's," with the exception of Genuine Kids, which carries the label "from OshKosh." Genuine Kids has been sold since 2003, before OshKosh was acquired by Carters, Inc.

So many beautiful jewelry and crafts to admire. This place was truly amazing and happens to be on…read morea street with more places such as a book store and more shops.

This is one of my favorite places in the Downcity to browse, get a gift, get something for me…read more They have lots of stuff that have a Rhode Island inspired theme or just fun, high quality stuff that you could find in any nice upscale gift shop anywhere in the world. Craftland is a mix of card shop, gift store and souvenir store. The staff is pleasant and very helpful if you need their help. The stuff is all colorful and well laid out, so when I walk in the store, it feels bright and cheerful. This last time I got some t-shirts for my nieces...they have lots of colors, patterns, logos, designs and sizes. You can fell the quality of the fabric when you grab them, not the thin cheap ones that you get like in the streets of New York...LOL..

Service was really great and helpful... I was very pleased and highly recommend!…read moreI will definitely return...

The two men behind the counter are very knowledgeable when it comes to fragrances. They were nice…read moreand respectful letting me smell different fragrances they recommended. They have almost every cologne available but I am in the market of cheaper brands/ dupes and the ones Joe's had available have hit it out the park for me. Way better prices than the mall. Ultimately left with 2 fragrances in 2 days and will going back for my 3rd tomorrow.

Very disappointed in how prices have increased dramatically. The clothing, here, used to be at…read morereasonable prices, but no more. And, the selection just does not grab my attention, as it used to.

Nicely laid out store with entrances for women's, kids and men's sections. That makes it so much…read moreeasier to find what I wanted without having to roam around the whole store. Their prices were really good and the styles were really young and modern. Some of the items seemed a bit wimpy but some of the other ones looked really well made and sturdy. Great variety of jackets.

Debbie is so nice, her fashions are very well made, she does the cutest appliques, embroideryread more

From the owner: Made in America! Boutique Clothing and Accessories…read morefor Children, Dolls and Ladies made by Debbie Boren Hand Crafted treasures by Local Artisans!

UNIQLO is such a great store for men, women and children clothing. It is of great quality and a…read moregood price. I really like their UT Graphic Tees Collections. Most recently, they partnered with Sanrio characters and I purchased 2 sweatshirts. Other collections I really also liked are Studio Ghibli, Peanuts, Pokemon, and Disney. I've also purchased Smart Flare Pants that are suitable for both office and casual wear. They are very comfy. UNIQLO at Providence Place mall is always fully stocked and very organized. Staff are friendly.

I went shopping for pants after a gap of several years. The items I selected after trying them on…read morefor size were well designed and tailored. I especially like that they can fit sizes of a few inches - useful for fluctuations! The staff was very helpful but they could do with a few more people. Some items were marked down which was nice. I would recommend the shop to anyone.

Very cool store, there is something for every nostalgic person here. Games, toys, clothing, ash…read moretry's, books, magazines, vintage home decor and so much more. It might take two visits to the store to see everything. I'm looking forward to visiting again soon

This place has personality in spades. The owners have amazing style & knowledge about furniture,…read moreclothing, artwork and all things vintage. To those comparing prices to Savers, a store that collects free donations where you scour thru a sea of garbage to sometimes find a gem, please stop comparing apples to lobstahhhs. Small business owners have to travel, clean and PAY FOR the items they carry in their shops. You will never buy more reliable furniture, studio pottery, kitchenware ext. How much do you pay for brand new items made out of inferior quality materials by slave laborers? Do you ask for discounts at Nike or Boutiques? This is not a thrift store. I can't afford a lot of things they sell but it's my go to when I'm looking for a special gift for people I adore because I know I'm buying something that has lasted a lifetime and will continue to last. You pay for quality and rare finds. It's also just really fun to browse and ultimately find a little something you didn't know you were looking for. Some Etsy sellers price vintage Levi's at $50 some at $250. That's the way businesses operate. If you're down for some eye stimulating treats, a 60's lampshade to build your room design around or a pair of sterling silver earrings from the 70s that you saw in an old family photo album, this place will be a . It's a landmark that's made Providence great for many years Oh, and maybe don't leave a sweating ice coffee cup on mid century furniture and the owners won't give you side eye Also Cheech the gorgeous one eyed senior cat is 1 of 1. If you don't like cats or are allergic, walk in the other direction like a normal person.

Cozy store with a ton of history. This business was recommended to me and I figured I would check…read moreout the hype! Stopped in today for small business Saturday and left with a few goodies. They did have a sign on the door asking customers to not take photos while inside- whether it is for security purposes or to ward off the use of google image. I guess you will have to visit yourself! Extremely small parking lot, it looks as though they share the parking lot with a few other businesses, but have a few spots exclusively for their store.

My 3 sisters and my mother and I walked into simple pleasures after a beautiful brunch at waterman…read moregrille. My mom started walking into the store because it is her birthday and wanted to see the jewelry. Immediately upon entering we noticed how beautiful and organized the shop is. Rather small in space with only a few costumers in shop. The merchandise was from all over the world and my family (being well traveled) noticed many heritage pieces. My oldest sister had asked the store owner if she had made the jewelry herself. The woman firmly and with very rude intention responded "what?, what are you talking about NO." Afterwards we attempted to keep light conversation about the countries the items were from. The owner and her daughter are extremely rude and disconnected. They never once looked up at us or bothered to stop texting to answer our questions. On top of it they're very uneducated on their products and extremely over priced for items you can get for bulk on Amazon. I would of purchased some jewelry from this store if the woman would actually care about selling their products. Unfortunately I will never come back here.