Another of the great men's clothing stores in Provincetown, right on Commercial…read more The store is not too big, but the selection and the prices are very good. The staff was very busy but friendly. I loved the style of their shorts, shirts, jeans, pants and swimwear.

One of P Town's best men's boutique. Ryan and Jason are incredible sales associates. Jason spent…read moreover an hour helping my partner find the perfect attire. We scored some amazing deals, as well. The clothes are high end and fashionable but also, wearable.

Incredible service, Geovany is the best! Had a great experience shopping in the store and plan to…read morereturn. Store carries lots of great brands like Parke and Ronen and others

Such a great place. Fun clothes, great service and fantastic staff. I highly recommend this…read morestore.

Best retail experience in Provincetown MAP is full of…read morehidden treasures and Japanese brands that are hard to find in the US. It is sophisticated and friendly with helpful service even during the tourist season. Treat yourself and go.

Love the merch... Japanese design "Kapitol" thoughtful, clean, simple with edge!…read moreBut wait...there's more...

I might just be a little obsessed with this store. Why? Because I'm not a girly girl. Never have…read morebeen. I tend to really like a lot of styles that are in the boys and men's sections...but they're not cut well for my figure. Too long, too broad-shouldered....or even too narrow in some spots (notably the chest and hips). Women's clothing was just never my jam. I cried when I was forced to wear a skirt and/or dress as a kid. I'm a creature of comfort and not really into makeup, either. But, if I need to dress/glam up, I clean up fairly well...and actually own a single dress (but I prefer wearing a suit - with pants). Generalization alert: I find that many women's garments are not made as sturdily as men's...and they cost more. Well, there's a few companies out there that are catering to those of us that prefer androgynous clothing styles...and happen to be shorter, thicker, curvier...insert whatever adjective. Even shoes! My feet are tiny and yes...I can buy boys shoes (they're cheaper...)...but not one men's style of shoe is made small enough for my paws. Enter Boichick. I happened to be in Provincetown back in May...and the name of the place caught my eye. They had not yet opened but I was back in town during Carnival week and visited twice. I didn't mention this before...but I absolutely hate clothes shopping. Like...despise it. But...upon walking into a place that carries not only styles that I identify with...but SIZES that actually fit me...kinda life-changing. No joke - I'm still wearing stuff that's decades old. When it falls apart, I toss it. I found a whole bunch of well-made stuff at Boichick that I can wear for work or play...and prices are reasonable. Oh yeah...everything fits me! I don't need to see a tailor to shorten my sleeves and/or pants. Buttons aren't popping off my chest. My cute new pair of shoes are super comfy. I actually feel pretty good about myself when I'm in my newly acquired duds. So...thank you. Thank you, Boichick...for existing and filling that clothing store void I've had my whole life. Can't wait to shop there again.

AVOID THIS STORE!! If I could rate this store a negative 5, I would! This is the absolute worst…read morestore I have ever been in and the owner is the most despicable example of a human being I have ever seen. My daughter and 2 adult granddaughters along with my 11 year old grandson were shopping in the store. My daughter was in the process of selecting hoodies for my grandson which he just loves. My grandson was with one of his sisters and they came across some small bells which my grandson proceeded to ring just a couple times. Prior to my grandson ringing the bell, a couple other customers had rung the bells. The owner promptly YELLED ACROSS THE STORE TO STOP RINGING THE BELLS! Stated he was the owner and ringing the bell once was okay, but more than that you could leave the store. The worst part of this is that my grandson has Down Syndrome and was very aware that he was being yelled at and was quite upset. When my granddaughter told the owner that he has Down Syndrome, the owner stated "sorry" with no sincerity what so ever. Setting aside the fact that he has Down Syndrome, is that how customers should be treated? My daughter dropped everything that she was going to purchase and we left the store. There were also four other parties of customers in the store at the same time and when they heard the owner yelling, they immediately left the store as well. It was great to see support like that! My sweet grandson kept telling his Mom that he was sorry and we reassured him that he didn't do anything wrong. We tried to not let that ruin our day, but it weighed heavily on our minds to think that such a rude and ignorant ass could be a shop owner and be so disrespectful to customers. My last word is "KARMA" and it can't come soon enough for that poor example of a human being. PLEASE DO NOT SUPPORT THIS STORE!

I cant' believe no one had reviewed this store before....It's a large souvenir store located just…read moreeast of the Lobster Pot. The selection of tees, shirts, sweatshirts, souvenir items, mugs, keychains, etc is probably one of the largest in Provincetown. We were looking for a sweatshirt and when we asked one of the guys, he took us to the section and showed us what they had available. Great customer service...good prices and sale items often.

Everything went well. The owner, David Oliver and his wonderful employees were a joy to deal with…read more I bought a pair of sneakers there and they are the most comfortable pair I ever owned. I highly recommend this business!!!

One more sweatshirt and T-shirt store. This time of year, they had several sales going on, many…read morewere 25% or 40% off. The merchandise was basic with lots of designs and styles to choose from. Quality similar to most of the other stores in the area. And they do have lots of Columbia and Helley Hansen brand items.

There are shops you visit because you're looking for a souvenir, and then there are places like…read moreAdam's Nest that become part of your P-town tradition. When you walk through the door, it's clear this is so much more than a gift shop. Every corner is filled with wit, warmth, creativity, and a deep love for Provincetown and the queer community. Adam's artwork makes me laugh, makes me think, and reminds me of why this place has a special place in my heart. I had the privilege of asking Adam during my last visit to sign a linen bag. He graciously did, and it made an already memorable visit even more meaningful. I may have left fanboying a little. As a gay man, I have enormous respect for those who came before my generation--those who lived through Stonewall's legacy, the AIDS crisis, and continued creating spaces filled with hope, resistance, resilience, joy, and authenticity. Adam's work reflects that spirit. His messages celebrate queerness, courage, kindness, and the importance of being unapologetically yourself. If you're visiting Provincetown, don't just stop in to shop. Take your time. Look around. Read the messages. Support artists who have helped shape the soul of this remarkable town that rekindles hope, reignites the embers of resistance, inspires courage, celebrates queerness, and gives us the will to keep going. Thank you, Adam, for sharing your talent, your kindness, and your heart with all of us. I'll treasure that signed bag for years to come.

Our friend Bob introduced us to this cute little store on the East side of Provincetown. Adam, the…read moreowner was very friendly and talkative. The merchandise was great..lots of fun LGBTQ+ items...from postcards to buttons to t-shirts to sweatshirts...and much more....their online store is open all year round and there you can access any of the merchandise available at the store. Great place to shop.

This store has lots of Human Rights Campaign items to choose from....t-shirts, sweatshirts,…read morebaseball caps, mugs, posters, stickers, magnets, etc. Every time we stop in here it's full of people buying stuff. There were to workers behind the counter and they were busy answering questions and helping people with their purchases. A great place to buy stuff that stands for equality. Now that the elections are coming, several political items for sale.

This is part of the Human Rights Campaign organization one of their few storefronts…read more Definitely stop in here if you are in Provincetown. They have a nice selection of shirts, hoodies, water bottles, pins, stickers, etc. They even have a changing room (which not all the stores on Commercial St. do).