I stopped in here at the suggestion of a friend when I was looking for a new pair of jeans. I…read moretotally would have walked right past it if I wasn't told to come here, because I just assume everything on the peninsula (other than food/drinks) is "tourist pricing". I'm so glad I stopped in! They had a variety of designer-brand jeans at discounted prices and the assistant was extremely helpful. When I struggled to find some that fit "just right", she brought a few pairs and even suggested that I try a smaller size--I guffawed (really? that's flattering she'd think I'd fit into THOSE, but hahah, yeah right!)--well, they ended up being PERFECT, and I walked out with those jeans in my hand. I'll totally be back!

This is a funky little shop. Most of the shops in the Old Port now are pricey but Expressly Trends…read morehas brand name jeans and clothing for really affordable prices. It can be hit of miss so sometimes you go in and find nothing and other times you go in and love everything. It all depends on what they are able to get in stock so you have to give it a couple of chances before you write it off. They have AJ jeans which are my favorite and they are usually around $300 but sometimes you can get them for as little as $40 which is amazing. I have also found Frye boots there for $50 or so. The women who work in there are super friendly and super helpful as well so it always pleasant to go in there. Whenever I am shopping in the Old Port I try to stop in there first to see what I can find before I go spend a fortune at the other high end boutiques downtown. If you are local check back regularly because you never know what steals you might find. :)

I found a really cute sweater for my daughter in here and a bunch of other things that we could've…read morepurchased for ourselves. Husband loved the large hat selection. Staff were exceptionally nice in here. They stopped us and asked if my daughter already had a giant sticker and gave her one and then gave me a quarter to put in their little bubblegum machine which spit out a collectible Maine pin for her - hers just so happened to be Bluey who she is currently obsessed with. Needless to say - this shop was a big hit!

Cool shop with a great selection of souvenirs by local artists (shirts, stickers, cards, etc)! They…read morehave some cute taxidermy greeters (from sexy squirrels to indifferent raccoons) and I loved how at check-out, they tell you a little bit about each artist you purchased an item from!

Suger is one of my wife's favorite stores! She loves their super quality made soft, stylish,…read more comfortable and stretchy line of clothing which is versatile (think ability to wear a shirt as just that or pull down the material more in order to wear as a dress), made of sustainably sourced materials such as bamboo and locally made in the USA at their Biddeford, Maine historic mill. Aside from their clothing, both locations (Biddeford store as well) have many odds and ends, including jewelry that is made by smaller companies, some home goods like blankets, pillows and decorations; hats, shoes and belts, stationary, a few baby clothing items and some good gift items. Staff is helpful and there are many that go out of their way to make your experience shopping a good one. Clothing is also online on their website. This spot is not to be missed.

Wow this place is fabulous! Stubbled on it on a wkend trip. Very unique! One stop shopping from top…read moreto bottom! Costumer service was amazing. Hope to visit again soon!

Some of the rudest most inconsiderate sales people we have ever encountered. We are used to better…read moremore pleasant service in Manhattan -- these folks *pointedly* ignored us. We've never seen this kind of behaviour in Maine and we've lived here for years. Genuinely unpleasant

I love Gingham! I go in "just to look" and always end up with one or two irresistible new items -…read moredresses, shirts, sweaters! It's a bit pricey for me but well worth it, as I don't see the same brands anywhere else in Portland or environs. Heather is friendly but not at all pushy - leaving me to browse on my own, which is how I like to shop. A great little store in a great little town.

When in Brunswick, this is a MUST. For every birthday, Easter, valentines, etc. this is my GO TO…read morefor those thoughtful, unique gifts. It's gone through a change in ownership since my last review. While some of the items have changed, most has remained the same. The inventory has definitely grown and there's not as many "local Maine" items as there was. But it's all high quality, hand picked special things that need to find a home in your house. I just know whomever does the shopping to stock this store, is living their absolute best life when they go out on the hunt to source their products.

Well if this isn't the most charming store!…read more From their website: "Hatch On Maine is a clothing and gift shop offering an assortment of items selected with quality and individuality in mind. We love sourcing handmade and locally made treasures whenever possible. If you're looking for a new outfit, a present for a new baby and young ones alike, or a thoughtful gift for that hard to shop for person we are ready to greet you with a smile!" There's Maine-themed stuff, Maine-made stuff, ocean themed stuff, baby stuff, kitschy stuff, women's clothing, books, bags, candles, mugs, jewelry, and so, so much more. From my limited experience, they also really bring the holidays to life here, so if you were to visit around Easter it would be "dressed-up" differently than if you visited around Halloween. It makes you want to come back because... what seasonal gifties might you find?! A tiny chick-still-in-the-shell stuffed animal or an adorable bat print onesie? Depends on when you come. When I first came it was just to browse (I get the sense that if you wanted to visit, and reeeeaaaaally take your time just looking around, that would be totally okay!), but ended up buying 1) a really sturdy metal hair clip (that I was promised wouldn't break like all the plastic ones do) in white pearlescent and gold, and 2) *the cutest* retro, 90's-like, multi-strand necklace in pink cord, gold chain, and little cubes. Hard to describe, but it gives Taylor Swift Friendship Bracelet vibes. This warm and inviting place is one you really have to come see for yourself. Say hi to owner Hannah, she's positively lovely!

Nothing bad to say about this store- of note, the Yelp address is outdated and the storefront is…read morenow on Commercial. But they have a good assortment of clothes at reasonable prices and in good condition. I got a cute pair of actually vintage shorts and my friend got a great summer bag. Salesperson was helpful!

Cute shop in Portland - we browsed around in our travels a bit and enjoyed looking around. Nothing…read morequite caught our eye- but might stop on another visit perhaps.

Extremely friendly staff. He loved to talk and tell the history of things. We had just stopped by…read morewhile shopping in old port. Unsurprisingly, we found several things we didn't even know we needed.

Love this store! So happy it's here! Tom is great! Very helpful. High quality store and beautiful…read morethings!

Incredible and organized selection with so many TOP notch finds…read more Also, FINALLY a vintage store that is organized by size. I can't even begin to name how many pieces at other (non size organized) stores that I've fallen in love with and realized would not fit me. As a final thing that's sent this into 5 stars- it has been a long time since I've been to a vintage shop with such a high level of size inclusivity. As someone who has fluctuated in size throughout the years (yet my love of vintage remains), being able to shop in the xl - plus range was an absolute dream. If I lived in the area, I would be there on a biweekly basis because I just know I would keep finding incredible things.

I saw this little thrift shop from my hotel room and it brought me out on a sprinkly day. I saw…read moreVintage Shop and I guess I was expecting more than clothing. They had a few little odds and ends, a couple of Richard Simmons tapes and whatnot, but they were more decor than offerings. I did peruse around, though I am not much of a clothes shopper. I will say, they were pretty busy on a Saturday afternoon. Most of the clientele were young people getting into thrifting. Respect. Everything was organized well and it was clean. The racks were all well kept. Being from Texas, I have no need for their coats or any of their warmer clothing, which they had a lot of. I was impressed that they had some vintage designer bags available. I know that is a big business right now. I think what they are doing, they are doing well. I am just not their demographic.