My best friend lives in the illest area of WIlliamsburg, Brooklyn there is. There's nothing like shopping there and wearing something totally funky and original and coming back and getting loads of compliments on it. So... when I bring her here Salmagundi is the only place I take her. And I know when people ask her where she got her cool hat or bag she can say, "Oh this funky little place in JP." I feel good about spreading our awesomeness. read more

Hold on to your wallet! My hubby had been searching for the pork pie hat of his dreams for months. He found Salmagundi google searching. We went. Let me tell ya, if you love hats or fine accessories of any kind do not, I repeat, DO NOT make your first visit alone. You will pass out from overstimulation in seconds. Scores of gorgeous hats, scarves, gloves, costume jewelry, some hair things and a dress or coat here and there. All great quality and reasonably priced. They'll maintain your purchases for a lifetime, all old school like--reblocking and resizing as needed. "We don't wanna be married to crummy hats," one staff member explained as we discussed their commitment to quality. Said staff are smartly dressed, wicked friendly, and perfectly attentive--neither too little nor too much. Steve found the perfect pork pie. And a fedora. I found 3 great hats, including one of the lavender custom caps from Brooklyn (photo #3 in the file) and a pair of hot pink leather gloves. Yeah, baby, yeah! We left considerably poorer, smartly chapeau'd, and laden with boxes. Steve looked at me and said, "what just happened?" "Nice hat," I replied. We'll definitely make the drive to JP again. read more

I haven't written a new review in a while, but my recent visit to Salmgundi inspired me. Great Service: The guy who owns and works at the shop is ultra-cool and helpful. He knew i wasn't purchasing anything and he still fitted me for summer hats, pretty cool experience. He also gave me tips on when to look out for the rare sales that the place has and where to for good nightlife! Great Selection: The items range from ultra-hip to ultra-conservative and everything in-between, but they are all quality items. The hats, bowties, gloves, scarves, sunglasses, and purses, but I am not sure about the shirts. Overall, it is a great little shop with great items, worth checking out read more

Let me preface this by saying I'm a certifiable hat psycho....blame my Grandfather. When I walked in this store I nearly creamed myself. This is pretty much what I've been looking for, well, forever. Ever since Bay View closed I haven't been able to find a local hat store with such a diverse selection for quality mens hats. Yes, there are other hat stores, but not like this, and not for men. I tend to find most of them while traveling, not locally. When I entered the store I was greeted by a cute and helpful sales girl (Amanda). She actually got a kick out of my reaction to this wonderful place, since I'm sure my eyes were popping out of my head and I was kinda speechless. After watching what I was trying on and picking out, she went into their secret basement and grabbed a couple hats from their fall line that she thought I would like. Sure as shit, I loved them...now that's service! Of course I had to temper myself, as I would have probably bought everything, but I ended up with a 'few' hats for good measure. Quality, diversity, great service, needles to say to say I'm locked in, and I will be back...many...many times. Oh and they sell other stuff, but I was incapable of seeing anything else this time around...next time. *Comment from my bank account: I hate you Salmagundi! read more

For my 200th Yelp review I wanted to pick something special. I haven't lived in Boston for a couple of years, but when I did I was extremely fortunate to live close to Salmagundi. Having now moved to my fifth city in ten years (LA; Magdeburg; Boston; Berlin; London) I can honestly say that without doubt Salmagundi is my favorite store in all the World. To the point that on my next visit to New York, I will need to factor in a five-hour side trip to Boston, just to stock up on their latest range. Why the love? Lots of different factors come into play. Probably the most central to me are the owners Andria and Jessen. You couldn't ask for a cooler couple to own and develop a store. Salmagundi is clearly a labour of love, but love which is infused with incredible taste. My wife has a collection of t-shirts, dresses and other bibs and bobs she bought over the year or so we lived near the store. I am still wearing the fedora I bought years ago, which I love dearly, but it is starting to show signs of wear (her t-shirts are likewise showing signs of over-loving fatigue). Perhaps I could find a (poor) replacement somewhere in London (really?) but I know it wouldn't be the same so I am trying to hold on until my next trip across the Pond. A&J why don't you think about setting up a sister store in London? You know you need a European base. There are lots of ex-Bostonians here that would love to help you out. Much love, for a much missed store. read more

Jessen is a great salesman because he's not trying to sell you anything. He knows his store is fly and he has the best hat shop in town. He's just a chill ass dude who envisions a pimp ass future where gents wear ill fedoras and their ladies outclass them by stealing those same hats and rocking them meaner and with those feminine wiles. read more

I LOVE this place! The owners are just so excited about life and having a cool shop that carries awesome stuff for their customers! I am excited for cool independently owned stores like this in Boston! Especially when they are full of things I want to buy at reasonable prices ;) Its worth it to trek out to JP JUST to go here! BUT if you got it worth staying for brunch/lunch at one of the yummy places near by! read more

Thank you Salmagundi. You folks are incredible. OK, so my wife tells me that now that I'm a grownup (30... ow) I have to stop wearing ball caps, and that for my birthday, she's going to get me something new. After a bit of Yelping, we find Salmagundi. Looks cool, but since I am not the most fashionable person, I approached this shopping trip with some trepidation. To make matters worse, we dilly-dallied a bit during the weekend and this meant that my wife, who had to fly out to Reno on Sunday, would not be joining me for the trip to the hat store. Eek. Still, I decided to just up and go. I had been thinking along the same lines myself-- time to ditch the ball cap-- and so there's no time like today, right? I walked in and spotted something that caught my eye, but-- it didn't quite fit. After it was abundantly clear that I really had no clue what I was doing, a fashionably dressed gentleman (all of the staff are dressed to the nines... compared to me anyway) asked me if I needed some help. I said "Do you have anything like this?" This unleashed such a flurry of movement from the three people working there, pulling hats out of every nook and cranny of the store, that I almost had to laugh. They were incredible, and while they worked they said things like "Oh, now THIS is HOT!", "I was thinking more like...", "THAT my friend, is cool stuff", and "Yes, yes, isn't this beautiful?!" Wow. They just made me feel... cool. So, two things: 1. Go here 2. Ask them for help. They have so much cool stuff, and they have such a good eye, that you simply will be overwhelmed without their help. They are all very friendly and non-condescending. They'll make you look GOOD. Anyway, love my new hats. I will definitely be back, probably for ties the next time. read more

Salmagundi, thanks for being so great, for not being pushy, for stocking and (effortlessly) selling rad hats and accessories, and for being a member of the community. I'll be back, to spend more money I shouldn't really spend on hats I don't really need, and I will love every moment of it. read more

Awesome shop - it's impossible to pass by without checking out their hats, gloves, scarfs, shirts, wallets, jewelry, etc. Their selection changes all the time so you're sure to find something new and exciting every time you walk in. They carry all sorts of sizes, styles and materials to make sure there's something for everyone. It's difficult to go in there without buying anything, but even if you don't end up buying any of their hats or accessories, it's just sooo much fun to try on all those great hats.... I love the decor and style of the shop and they always have great music, too. Plus, the owners are just super-nice - they're always friendly, let you try on everything and make helpful suggestions without being pushy or trying to do a hard-sell. They also saved my husbands life once: We had just returned from Australia and the snow-storm hit us totally unprepared, so we went there in desperate need of a hat and gloves for him. They let us in even though the shop was actually closed, and we found not only a very functional, but also totally cute hat and gloves that saved him from freezing to death. Thank you!! read more

If you need a fashionable hat, you NEED to go to Salmagundi! Dressy, casual, hip and stylish...they have everything. And hundreds of them...plus belts, bags, scarves, jewelry and various other items. The prices are reasonable and the staff is friendly and helpful. Try on things you might not think of as "your style"...you might be surprised. read more

Well, Jeez! I thought I'd throw Slamagundi a few props but I see 93 people have already done that! That alone should tell you something about this place. I hate hats. They all look stupid on my head. I think my head's too small, or maybe it's my "fivehead" (a little more than a forehead). But somehow these guys & gals always find something for me that I love! The staff is fantastic and fun, and they have the art of capping-off down to a science! Plus, they usually have great music playing. BTW, 'lest you fret, there is a wide range of prices, from "that's all?" to "shut the front door!". read more

Rather than trying to sell you on what they sell, let me tell you a story. Around Christmas, my manfriend and I decided we wanted to give a couple of hats from Salmagundi. These folks included my father and his brother, both who live in Maine -- and whose head sizes we did not know. Jessen's awesome staff fit these two fellows afar from *photographs* of them! And on Christmas, we got to see that they fit them properly, too. 'Nuf said. That's not to say I haven't purchased anything for me. I have a great hat that garners compliments from random strangers all the time, a cute goldenrod cardigan with big tulle flowers on one shoulder, and an awesome American-made leather belt. They sell high quality, fashionable items here. I LOVE their parties. Get on their mailing list. read more

This is the most positive experience I've had shopping in a long time. I was browsing local stores on a whim after going to the post office and wasn't entirely intending on actually buying anything that day. I was looking for a scarf for my mother for christmas though, and the staff was sooo incredibly helpful. They even opened up a drawer of scarves for me and let me screw up all of their hard work folding everything carefully. I am confident my mom will love her gift, and I will definitely come back as I noticed many other cool accessories there. They even had belt buckles in the back. read more

This store is one of the few in the area singlehandedly bringing back the hat as the accessory du jour. I stopped in today for the first time and was delighted with the charm of the store, the accessories, and the employees. The hats capture your attention first, but for the ladies there are a few racks of dresses and scarves at the entrance; headbands, jewelry, gloves, and tights left of the register, and handbags sprinkled throughout the store. The dresses are feminine and flirty with a retro twinge. The scarves are special with neat details. The jewelry is bold and chunky. The headbands and hair clips are sweet. The bags are affordable and unique, but not leather and not my taste. The star of the store is truly the toppers. I would've loved to find a wintery wool wide-brimmed floppy hat, but I think their spring merchandise is in and for the women the selection was mostly shorter-brimmed styles such as cloches, fedoras, and retro cuties. It's especially a good place to help gentlemen get dressed. read more

Dear Salmagundi, Thank you for supporting my whorish love of gigantic floppy bows. Love, Dara. read more

Great little indy hat shop. My dude's noggin is fair, bald, and larger than most so I brought him here to find some fashionable SPF. He got two hats: a reversible cap w shape-able brim that I haven't even been able to find online and a Goorin Bros newsboy cap. He's totally styling and has been telling everyone where he got his latest finds. This is a must-visit spot for anyone with a head. read more

It's love at first visit! This is my favorite store to shop at in Jamaica Plain. I love the clothing, it's both unique and priced right. I only discovered this store this year. All I can think is if I had only found it sooner! I now have a few items from this amazing store (a dress, a hat , a gift from my boyfriend ( a sweater and scarf.) I have a wonderfully stylish hat; I hated hats until I went in to Salmagundi. Jessen and Jason can fit a hat on anyone's head. They were even able to help me find a hat for my boyfriend. Jessen and Jason are also very helpful and personable. It's always a pleasure going into the store and feeling good about what you've bought. Salmagundi, is a great place to get gifts, such as, jewelry, scarves, mittens, etc.) If you haven't been here, you should definitely stop in! read more

Please please people: when we're all out and about again, go here and buy some of their beautiful hats and accessories. THey've added to much to JP over the years and I want them to stay in business! read more

Oh, I so enjoyed this store! I had read several reviews on Yelp about the great selection of hats and accessories, so I decided to go check them out. Now, this store is not a cheap store, but I think it was worth the dough. The staff members go above and beyond (in a world where salespeople stand and glower) their call of duty to suggest hats and accessories for you. In fact, I ended up taking the owner's advice and came away with a teal fedora and awesome, turban-like headband. This is the kind of store I like to come to. A store where nobody stares you up and down, everybody is friendly, and their goods are well, good! Most of the hats are unisex, and Salmagundi also sells clothing; mostly graphic tees for men and women. Go check it out. You'll be pleasantly surprised. read more

I've been dreaming of a hat with a brim so big that when I walk down Newbury St. on Saturday, it makes people angry. A hat that says, "I claim this space in the name of Melissa!" A hat that forces people to orbit me rather than approach me. I have never found this hat, and all other attempts at hat wearing have seemed forced--limited to a few wild parties where part of the dress-code was an air of arrogance. So I had given up. I thought that if I haven't been able to wear hats in normal situations by now, I just wasn't a hat person. Salmagundi showed me that I was wrong. I looked at the hats, wishing that I were someone who could wear them. I was so tired of seeing a great hat only to find that I made it look dumb, so I wasn't even going to try one on. But then, I was confronted by one hat. It was beautiful, simple, clean, unassuming. Its shape was inspired by my favorite era in style. It said, "Wear me!" I shook my head, "No, I'm not a hat person." "But I'm made with environmentally responsible materials!" This made me pause. "And I match your dress perfectly!" I gave in. I would try on one more hat. It was a perfect fit. It said, "We were made for each other!" This is when I realized that there is no such thing as "hat people" and "not hat people." Rather there are those who have found their hat and those who haven't yet. I didn't see anyone who wasn't able to find the hat for them. For those who were too shy to try to pick up any hats, Jessen was an enthusiastic matchmaker. Now, while I am saying that there is a perfect hat for everyone, I am in no way suggesting that there is only one perfect hat for everyone. I started practicing hat polygamy right away. Did I find my dream hat there? Not yet, but I'm sure that if it's out there, it will be waiting for me at Salmagundi one day. read more

Salmagundi is frigging awesome. The name, which you gotta love a well-researched and well put together name, totally suits the place in sound and in meaning. The owners are totally rad, and the stuff they carry is unique and really awesome. The day we walked in there I was feeling pretty broke so didn't end up with the flapper style feather headband that I wanted but also don't know how to wear. The GF tried on many a hat and got into an intense convo about belt buckles with one of the owners-- they're pretty serious to her. I look forward to needing something from there soon. read more

For some reason I always thought this place was a thrift store until I walked in today and realized it most definitely was not. This little shop is super trendy without being completely pretentious. It mainly features unique hats, bags, and belts, along with some jewelry and a few sparse clothing racks. It's not much bigger than the other stores on Centre St., but the amount of merchandise and the arrangement makes it feel quite spacious, comparatively. Everything is funky and bright and not too absurdly priced. I especially liked some of the leather bags, which were extremely reasonable and original. There were also some pretty cool ties. This is the kind of funky boutique where I might bring some of my L.A. friends if they were visiting Boston. I think they would fit right in. The employees were convincing a couple of shoppers that their kids should move to JP and even though I was just eavesdropping, their glowing descriptions and this awesome shop almost had me convinced! read more

Salmagundi, you're killing me! The last time I was in here I found not one, not two, but three hats I would have dropped serious cash on if I had it, two of which were your own creations. I need to get a raise and grow a few more heads so I can go wild here. Oh, and the adorable hat boxes? C'mon, stop twisting the knife, you've got me! read more

Prior to tropical storm Irene welcoming herself to the area, my fiancee and I went out and braved the rain to check out Salmagundi. We are unique and eclectic and as such, enjoy things of the same ilk. We've been on the search for a haberdashery for quite some time and through various links we found ourselves at Salmagundi. We felt like we had gone over the rainbow as we weren't in Kansas anymore! The amazing selection of hats and accessories were simply awesome- unique and not things that you find everywhere else. The only thing better than the selection here was the courteous & professional staff that were helpful to the nines! It all made for a great shopping experience and we both walked out with hats that we love! Thank you Salmagundi for running a great store - we will definitely be back for more! **Note** The store carries a wide array of hats from many different makers, but they also design their own hats in house and they are something to see! ** read more

I had purchased a gorgeous hat at Maison Michel in Paris and could not pack it in my suitcase so instead wore it through airport security. Unfortunately at one connection It had to go through screening and became soiled with grease. I was devastated. When I returned to Boston I did some research and found that Salmagundi can clean felt hats. It took 3 weeks but you would never know this Hat ever had grease on it. They did an AMAZING job. read more

Love this place! The owners really love what they do and seem to have so much fun getting people into the perfect hat. Any store that has had a part in transforming my husband from wearing a college sweatshirt and baseball cap every single moment he wasn't at work to, yes this is true, rocking a fedora and pairing it with (yes! finally! something not older than our relationship!) a button down shirt and maybe a sweater, is a godsend. I wish they had a frequent-buyer card or something because I've purchased 2 hats for myself and maybe 4 or 5 others for the dudes in my life. I also scored an amazing feather headband. Now I'm eyeing a snazzy umbrella I saw there last week. read more

LOVE this place. The staff is incredibly helpful and friendly. One of the guys working there was very knowledgeable and passionate about the different items they carried. But not in a heavy-handed "YOU BUY THIS NOW", rather, a "I am stoaked about the artistry/uniqueness in this piece and want to share my excitement with you!". He gave us a great walk through without pressuring us into buying anything or make us feel that was even on the agenda. It was a retail experience that didn't feel like a retail experience at all. It felt like an art show mixed with going over to a friend's house who has a fun taste in accessories. This is why I am giving this place a 5 star rating. Definitely a shop to go splurge on a nice hat, accessories, ect. This place could be a pricey experience for most. But the quality, eclectic selection (the feather earrings, please) and more than accommodating staff will, you feel you're putting your money into a great shop for pampering yourself, or someone you're getting a present for. Many of the items I would consider art, seriously. Fun, funky and fresh. Great job Salmagundi! read more

I decided I wanted a hat...but had no idea where to start. In fact, I was pretty sure I wasn't even a hat person and that the whole exercise would be pointless anyway. At this point a friend mentioned Salmagundi. Ok, so let's go out to the hat store and see what happens. What happened, was magic. Jessen, one of the store owners (along with his wife), promptly took control of the situation after hearing my pitiful admittance of "I want a hat, but have no idea where to start". We started with measuring my head (a "true" small). Then Jessen disappeared for a moment...next a torrential downpour of trying on gorgeous hats began. Turns out that with the proper support and guidance, I am a hat person! Seriously, this was one of the most amazing customer service experiences I have ever had. There is a wide selection of hat, both in styles and price ranges. Jessen was always sure to let me know if I was trying on "the Toyota", "the Audi" or "the Bentley". And even the lower range hats are extremely well made products of good and respectable quality. I am sure to be back. read more

First went here a couple years ago when visiting some friends and I can't tell you how excited I was to return to Salmagundi when I realized I'd be moving to Boston this fall. I have a giant dome and I have plenty of trouble finding hats at regular stores (ATTN every retailer ever: one size does not fit all). You can imagine my wonder, my delight, when I first strolled in and marveled at the selection. Hats for every occasion and most budgets -- as other reviews have mentioned some hats run quite a bit, but I knew the first time I spent serious scratch on a hat it would be great. (And they offer cleaning/maintenance/blocking on all their inventory.) Centre Street in JP has a lot to offer and this place is a gem. read more

I love love love this store ! The selection is choice, funky, cool but not crazy ! the owners are the so wonderful ! Friendly and welcoming. When you need a one of a kind item, this is the place to go . read more

You may or may not know this, but I have a large, bulbous melon on my neck that many people mistake for a planet, but no, that's just my head. It's been a lifetime of pain... ...Soccer balls to the head countless times while growing up... Stranger: "Wow that kid just got nailed and didn't even flinch." My inner thought: "The pain of the hit doesn't match the embarrassment of the heed that teeters atop my body." ...Costume fittings for upcoming plays... Designer: "Well, I guess your character doesn't NEED a hat." My inner thought: "It's bad enough my head is large, but now it will be showcased when I'm the only peasant in King Arthur's court sans cap." ...Walking to lunch from work, a pigeon flew into my head... Stranger: "Are you okay!? That was wild!" Me: "Yeah I'm fine." My Inner thought: "I'm Elaine from Seinfeld." But then one day Salmagundi came into my life. Ligaya: "Yelp event @ Salmagundi!" My inner thought: "Salt. Meet wound." But I was wrong. This store SPECIALIZES in hats and accessories and has a very knowledgeable staff on hand. Jessen (owner): "Let's get a hat for you." Me: "Oh no, I don't wear hats. Bulbous Head McGee here." Jessen: "No problem!" Cut to me buying my first hat ever! I am obsessed with this store. Everything they sell from hats to wallets, t-shirts to umbrellas, are absolutely amazing. The staff is wicked cool, the space is vibrant & gorgeous, and the prices definitely match the quality and service they offer. I'm already planning to go back to shop more because I saw stuff I still want to buy. Like that green hat. And a wallet. And a money clip. And maybe a doo-dad over on the wall. I want everything. read more

Awesome store, awesome friendly owners, and incredibly fun place to shop, browse, chat, etc. I live out of town but wear and use the stuff (t shirt, earrings) I got there on my last visit all the time. So here I am back in Boston again and all I planned to do tomorrow is go there ... but they're not open Mondays. Oh, cruel fate! In closing, my only complaint about the Salmagundi experience is that I wish I weren't so dumb and checked their hours earlier. read more

I really can't say enough good about this store. Love their hats, cute jewelry, great location, awesome people.... really can't say enough good. The staff remembers names of everyone (which is really amazing) and always has great recommendations. It's perfect! read more

This shop is a visual delight and its owners and staff are terrific. For me, buying a hat is as nerve-wracking as buying shoes or a bathing suit, as I have short hair and can look dopey very easily in the wrong hat. The fellow who helped me was exceedingly patient, listened well, and made terrific suggestions. I walked out very happy with a red-and-black plaid cap that has garnered many compliments and, even better, keeps me warm and dry and looking good! read more

Which came first: Salmagundi or the explosion of fashionable JPers? Or is it just that I didn't notice the abundance of sharp-dressed fashionisti until I started to wonder just how a hat shop would make it on Centre St. Well, I'm no retail pro, but I feel pretty confident that they'll not only make it but they'll thrive and here's why: 1. The vibe that Andria and Jessen have created in their shop. Their genuine enthusiasm is infectious and they'll help you find just the right thing without it feeling pushy. 2. The selection. It's by no means huge but the key is that it's ever-changing. Have no fear that the whole town will soon be sporting the same fedora as you-- there are only a few of each style available. 3. The hours. Most of the week they're open until 8 which is great for the neighborhood. I hope more local businesses follow suit. Just go. I can almost guarantee that you'll find something you just can't live without. read more

This place is another reason that I love JP...someday Jamaica Plain and Davis Square are going to get in some sort of Bitch Fight over who's cooler. I had the rare chance to take a short break from work, so I ran down to Dunkin Donuts (yep, I'm a closet Dunkin Lover) for some iced coffee...while strolling down Center Street enjoying the sun and my beige iced beverage I caught sight of a cool shop window and thought to stretch my break a bit. I was totally un-prepared for such coolness. You've no doubt read that they sell hats...but, every square inch of that shop is covered in cool. Bags, Belts and jeweled do-dads, Oh My! I was tempted by a neat hat, but a particular belt called from the back of the store. Sadly, they only had a single belt in the style that I craved...in a size 30 (just a little tiny bitty itty snug for my big self). I was all ready to drop $160 for a belt...bit of a shock to me that I was so ready to buy it...but it really was that cool. I would rather have given Salmagundi a 4.5 over the 4 star rating...they certainly have awesome stuff, but simply not enough of it. I'll stop by again, just in case they have my sizes. read more

Guys, this is embarrassing.. I've been going to Salmagundi for pretty much the entire life of the store and I forgot to review it until now. The hubs and I have probably bought about 10 hats from here, including winter hats, fly lady hats, and sexy grown man hats. They have great jewelry, dresses, shirts, gloves and mittens, scarves, belts, everything a stylish man or woman could ask for. Let's pretend that this review was written four years ago and that I was on record shouting its praises for all that time. Because it's been great ever since it showed up on Centre St. Also, cool parties if you're on the email list. read more

After hearing multiple ecstatic reviews from friends about the new "hats and more store" in JP, I made my first trip to Salmagundi today and left with one of the coolest hats I have ever seen, a pair of fantastic gloves, and a plan to purchase every single thing in the store as soon as possible. Salmagundi is an exceptional store. They stock a rotating selection of unique and affordable hats, jewelry, bags, scarves, gloves, and various other accessories. I don't know where they find half of this stuff, but I'm awfully glad they do. There are no duds in the store- every item is a winner. The atmosphere is a perfect mix of sophisticated and fun- the people are friendly and the patrons all sound like kids on Christmas. You need to come check this place out! read more

There are already tons of reviews, but I just have to get my two cents in! Statement: we need more places like Salmagundi in Boston. But not too many, because then they'll say we're trying to be like Brooklyn or something. This is such a great shop, I am in love with it! The worst part being that I lived 5 minutes walking-distance for almost 2 years and never made it a spot. To be honest, I kind of thought it was a store for middle-aged gay guys. And I mean that in the most flattering way possible. I was totally intimidated! But lately the hubs and I have been shopping around here and I've come to like it more and more. Clearly, they sell hats - and lots of them! And as I came to find out - and as their slogan endorses - for ladies AND gents! They also sell ties, bow ties, wallet type deals, jewelry, bags, scarves, gloves and even a small selection of jackets and clothing. Including a smattering of seasonally sensational dresses, one of which, I recently spoiled myself with. The staff are eager and friendly. They also have this new rewards program that is no-hitch. It tracks your purchases and saves your preferences (hat size, style, colors, etc.). And when you hit 500 points (1 for every dollar spent) you get a $50 store credit. You'd think I worked here the way I just sold that, but I swear I don't! Just a satisfied, enthusiastic customer is all! And it shouldn't be hard to do, because "ladies and gents" - the prices are quite the pile of pretty pennies. I warned you! Love it. Will be back. Already have been. read more