Clean cute boutique with a nice selection. Pleasant shopping experience. Recommend if you are in…read morethe area. This is a nice spot to stop by after a coffee with a friend or a trip to the nail salon.

This store has a great collection of boutique clothing at affordable prices. They have sizes small…read moreto 3x, so something for everyone. Located in the center of Wrentham so plenty of parking.

Having shopped at other Lane Bryant locations, we always hoped for a closer store and we are…read moreexcited to see this location at the Mashpee Commons. This store is large and has a huge selection of merchandise. The staff here is great and we enjoyed shopping at this location. The only advice I have is that it is important to keep an eye out for their sales. Shopping here can be a bit costly, but if you hit up this store at the right time then you will save a fortune.

When you first walk in, you are greeted by Pigeon, the friendly shop dog. The clothing is organized…read moreby size ranges, type of clothing, and color. Each item has a personally scripted price tag that tell you about the article of clothing. It lists the decade it originates from and the designer. It also tell you the size it actual fits, even if the original clothing tag disagrees, and a bust size which is so helpful since vintage clothing doesn't usually have the same stretch as modern pieces. She carries pieces in all sizes. I saw XS through 5X in the store with more than one each. the prices seemed very reasonable for what you were purchasing. The store smelled and appeared clean. the owner welcome me in and then let me shop- no hounding or frequent inquiries. I don't find anything for myself today, but I was charmed by her shop and mission. I wish I was local so I could peruse regularly.

Let me set the scene, it's a super cute and small building. You see a pride flag and a pun on the…read moresign. Already two green flags. You walk in with a jingle-jangle and a you see large windows on the right. Lined with vintage shoes and boots from the 50's to the 00's. Colored coded clothes; rainbow satisfaction on left. Long dresses, blouses, and skirts arranged together. You see Punk Masc or Rock Masc on a little chalkboard sign and see 60's and 80's dresses, pants, blazers, and patterned button ups galore underneath. Everything is organized very well. The back has a clothing rack with sale items on it. Great choices. So pretty. Right next to it is a maker bin, it's a bin of items that need a little love and TLC. You wanna practice adding buttons, sewing or wanna find some awesome fabric? This is your place. Such a good vibe and the person working was so kind and patient.

Always classic styles to be found at this iconic store. Good quality and a go to retailer for gift…read moregiving .

My daughter does pageants and we've been dress shopping throughout California and Massachusetts for…read moreyears. I can't begin to describe the incredible experience we had at Alexandra's Too shopping for my daughter's next competition gown, and I can honestly say it was our best dress shopping experience ever. Kylie was our assistant and from the first phone call to the last hug before we left, she made this day so special and memorable. She struck the perfect balance between listening and advising, and we knew we were in great hands. I just can't say enough wonderful things about her. Being plus-sized means that dress shopping and sometimes boutique situations can be difficult - will they have enough in the right size to try on? Will I feel humiliated? Will they understand my needs? Alexandra's was perfect in that regard too - there were so many options in a huge range of sizes, and my daughter felt respected and beautiful every single moment of our experience. Thank you thank you for such an incredible experience - though we live in California - and though we walked away with not 1, but 5 new gowns - WE WILL BE BACK.

I had a wonderful experience! The variety in dresses at Alexandra's is unbelievable. My stylist,…read moreDanielle, was phenomenal. She took the time to email and call me ahead of the appointment, so she knew the type of dress I had in mind. She pulled a wide variety of dresses that included elements I liked. Most importantly, she made me feel valued and heard. She listened to every comment I made, and used that feedback to help guide me towards the perfect dress. Danielle was easygoing, and made me feel comfortable giving my honest opinions. She was personable and made the experience incredibly special!

the lady (manager) at your Provincetown, MA store tried to scam me by not returning the good (a…read morebag) that I purchased, I had to fight for it, and educate her about your return policy. On the receipt it clearly states purchased item can be returned and exchanged within 30 days of purchase, it must be in as-new condition, unworn, and unwashed. I had hardly used it for an hour, it was too small for me. It was in all clean condition and when I went to them first time to request for an exchange she said they can't return it because i used/wore it and they had cut the tags from it. I said politely that's okay and left the store. After I walked back to my room I read the receipt which had the return policy on it. I went back to the store and asked her to read and follow the return policy. But she started gaslighting me. And psychologically attacked me in front of other customers. "She kept saying I 'wore' it pointing at 'unworn' word on the bill, and that they cut the tags." I had to educate her on the difference between worn and wore. I googled the definition of worn-off in front of her and insisted where does the return policy speak about the tag and wore? She kept saying you wore it, twisting wore with worn as if I was an uneducated individual. Sad part is that I was only going to exchange the item but returned it due her ignorant and shameful attitude towards a tourist from a different race and color. She must have thought of me to not be so well read and well-traveled. After fighting for it, she eventually returned and reimbursed me the money. Why did she it does it then if it wasn't the policy and I wore it and cut the tags? So clearly, she was manipulating and trying to scam me. Fraud! There clearly is a racist perspective to the incident. Humans are programmed to think about other humans who appear to be different than their race differently. It's just the science of human psychology and human brain signalling (neuroscience) and telling us to act differently. I regretted doing purchases from your store in Provincetown. In fact if the store was nearby where I live, I'd return other purchased items. Extremely traumatizing, shameful and ignorant experience I had.

Horrible service. Lady was so disrespectful to a child that needed to go potty. Look up the laws…read morebefore pushing fake ones

Jessica greeted us, was very helpful and ensured my wonderful wife had a nice selection of items…read more Thanks Jessica! Your service was excellent! Life is good with great service!

I walked in to check out the store and see if there was anything of interest for one of my family…read moremembers. There were a total of 3 people working in the store and not one of them ever said to me...can I help you...or...do you have any questions??? Nothing... Two of them were chatting away by the register and the other one passed me like I did not exist. The store itself is nicely laid out, very spacious and nice fashion styles for shoppers, but poor customer service will not help sales revenue.

Great local store ! Fun unique item, support downtown shopping instead of big box stores!read more

Still one of my favorite places to check out in the downtown area. They now have a great selection…read moreof fun reusable tote bags in cool colors and designs. A reliable stop for a gift for a foodie or someone who enjoys trendy clothes, accessories and gourmand items.

The Staff was extremely helpful they got me a fitting room right away and helped me find the…read moreperfect dress ! I bought a beach white dress !! I one hundred percent recommend!!!! Love this shop !!!!

This store caters neither to my size nor aesthetic, but I appreciate that this store is…read moreWHEELCHAIR-ACCESSIBLE, with an automatic door opener button and reasonable space between racks. The clothing, which features men's and women's mainstream sizes (I didn't observe any plus sizes), is very sporty and androgynous, and prices run about $28 for a t-shirt, $68 for a hoodie, $148 for a men's plaid button-down, $110 and up for sunglasses, $68 beach towel, and a variety of very delicate jewelry with petite pendants on fragile-looking chains that spoke of understated, modern elegance. Nothing here is overtly feminine, and the sportiness is further driven home by the presence of several giant windsurfing boards mounted along the wall near the back of the store. It's not the kind of store I'd personally shop in, because as I mentioned above, they don't carry plus sizes in women's clothing, nor do they share my aesthetic for jewelry, etc....But I feel it's important to give credit where credit is due, and I cannot stress enough what an awesomely humane gesture it is for a shop to make such an effort to make their store accessible to ALL people, whether able-bodied or those who live in wheelchairs.