For sure overpriced but sometimes you can get a bargain at the sale rack. Like many reviewers…read morealready said, the prices for some of these things are a little cray- no name brands for 250 made from a polyester blend? Peaaceee! Though if you're into Nanette, Milly, or Tibi you'll most likely enjoy Mint Julep- they really do have some great dresses if you're willing to put out the $$. I'm giving it an extra star due to the atmosphere- while small, I think the store is adorable. Honestly, this is the store that got me more into boutique shopping- which is something I never really did before. The place is organized well and somehow they manage to fit everything comfortably in their rather small space. It's definitely cute and I like the vibe shopping here. The baskets on the floor are cool too- you can find some pretty nice tops in there for a more reasonable price tag if you look. I came across a really nice three dot top that's definitely making its round of appearances since I bought it here. Also, they sell Spanx and premium denim!

Went into the store because it looked cute from the outside. the sales lady behind the desk asked…read moreif I was looking for anything in particular. I said I was browsing. Then she immediately told me I had to leave my tote bag by the side of the desk (out in the open.) I didn't want to do that because A I had just bought a new jacket across the street, which was in the tote bag. And B there's no way I am leaving my tote bag out in the open like that for someone to steal it the minute the sales person leaves the desk. Also treating your customers, the minute they walk in the door, like a criminal simply because they are holding a tote bag, which hello most people do today instead of using in store paper bags is not good customer service to say the least. And then telling them to just leave the tote bag sitting in the open unsecured is crazy. Would they pay for my new coat if someone stole it? I get that shoplifting is a problem but treating a potential customer with this broad brush approach isn't the solution. I've gone to many shops and stores and never encountered this policy. I may have bought something in there but I was so turned off by this rude and condescending approach that I just left. MUJI across the street never once asked me to leave my tote bag because they were afraid I might steal something. They were all super friendly and nice and even let me bring my tote bag in the dressing room after counting the number of items I was bringing in.

Excellent! Ordered items during the sale and delivery was within 1 day! Wow service is absolutely…read moreremarkable. Been shopping at Susanna's for many years and service has always been focused on you having a pleasant experience. Thank you Amy I appreciate all the changes you made during these trying times.

Great customer service and really colorful well curated clothing accessories and gift items by…read morefriendly warm employees. They do great Facebook lives showing their products. They have a lot of really great gifts like really colorful decorative mugs, bowls, gloves etc all at very good price points and very good quality! Recently, I bought a few pairs of gloves (fun prints, embroidered) there for myself and for gifts and a beautiful mug for my morning green tea:)

Jasmine Sola was overrated anyway. Meet Monella, its replacement in Harvard Square. Hats off to…read morethese guys for making use of their space and actually stocking it with clothes. Four stars for what they are: a reseller of moderately priced designer apparel. I was impressed to see some decent brands like Velvet and James Perse, and found the balance of solid separates to fluffy-collared dresses to be about right. The selection looks hit or miss but I can see myself walking away from this place with some good pieces every now and then. The no returns thing sealed the deal on my new black cardigan sweater dress thing: looks like we're stuck with each other! Meh.

Yaaaawn. I work…read morearound the corner from this store. It's so not worth your time or money. You're welcome! :)

We went to the official Havard Coop store, they did not have Baseball Team caps. Their caps were…read more$34.99 each. We went to J August and they had baseball caps for $26.99 and a larger selection at fair prices.

I worked for J August recently. The employees are efficient, caring and dedicated. The store…read moresells Harvard memorabilia and stays stocked with a wide variety of products. I recommend this store to anybody interested in Harvard University products.

The store has really good finds and quality and their customer service is friendly and helpful.read more

Their new location is fabulous! Well-light, comfortable clothes and stress free shopping…read more I love their selection of Karina Dresses -- yeah, they cost a bit but are very comfy and soft and hold up well. Sometimes, they even go on sale and that is when I like to stock up. They also sell really nice pajamas/loungewear and these things are quality. The ladies working here are so nice. It is fun to shop here and have them remember you! Check it out!

This place reminds me of my room - clothes strewn everywhere…read more Which is kind-of how I like it. I like hunting down my clothes, amidst masses of different patterns and styles. I think that's why I enjoy thrift store shopping so much. But LF's prices are something I don't agree with. Simple dresses which you could easily find at H&M or Forever 21 - are priced at around 100-200 dollars. Same quality as well. That being said, I love my boots, belts and short dresses, and LF carries a plethora of sexy brown leather knee high boots, that make me yearn to pair them with a short knit dress and big belt - and strut my stuff.

Really? I walked into this place and felt oddly at home, since the clothes strewn all over the…read moretables and racks were oddly reminiscent of my own closet. I feel bad about machine washing my theory sweaters and tossing my seven jeans on the floor before bed....but seeing the atrocious way this place treats the clothes they're selling made me feel a bit better about myself. The stuff is a confused 80s-90s trend clusterfuck where it appears a shirt will set you back $150 and a jacket closer to 600. Sorry, but I'm not feeling this one, guys.

I've lived in a 15 minute radius of this Gap my whole life and yesterday was my first time ever…read moregoing in. I've walked by 100 times - it's got a prime location in Harvard square - but my friend wanted to look around so I went in with her. This gap is HUGE. Two floors, one of the largest selections of clothes, and one of the larger sale sections I've seen at Gap in a minuteeee. So much denim on the second floor I was like this is epic (the second floor is women's, baby, and GapBody like pajamas). Also, I neeeeeed the tan jean jacket part of the Celtics line.

I meant to write this review a few weeks ago, but I visited this Gap location from out of town and…read morewas impressed to say the least on how visually pleasing the store looked. The layout was organized, cohesive and felt very high end. The store was clean and spacious. The customer service was also amazing. My friend and I had this one nice lady help us, I believe her name was Stephanie. She was so friendly and helpful. She made this shopping experience 11/10. So bummed we don't live closer to this Gap.

Awesome place with lots of unique gifts options for anyone and any budget. Beautiful jewelry,…read moreartwork and amazing vibe. Personal are friendly and knowledgeable. Definitely will visit again when back in town.

I usually buy clothes online and textiles in Guatemala, but I wandered into this beautiful store…read moreand fell in love with the hand block printed blouses, dresses, robes and napkins. I love that the owner travels to places like Chiapas, Mexico to meet the weavers and pay them fairly for their beautiful goods. The prices are excellent. The salespeople could not be lovelier or more helpful. I've been stopping by so much, they say, "See you tomorrow."