I'm shocked to read some of the comments here, but then again my experiences have been nothing but…read morepositive. Great selection of clothing, which is also offered in their website (always a good option so you do not have carry the stuff around all day if you're day-tripping it). Prices are reasonable, quality is high, and the staff is friendly and accommodating.

At the last minute to catch a ferry I bought a belt. Wrong size. They wouldn't let me return it for…read morea larger size citing that "rules are rules". Same belt. He said it might not have been purchased. So I said I want the same belt different size. So how could that be? So inflexible. This shop is inflexible on returns. What a joke

Island staple…read more Still the best of everything: merchandise, service, prices, and experience. Every time I'm on island, I always visit! I buy small stuff and toss it in my knapsack, and for larger items I have those shipped back home. Murray's also has an order online catalog too. Nothing is more representative of ACK than Murray's! No negatives whatsoever.

To be clear: I have never ordered from Murray's, but I did order three authentic Indian patch…read moremadras shirts this spring from their associated store, Castaway Nantucket. I love the shirts, but they are extremely oversized. I ordered xl for the first two and one of them is in reality an xxxl, while the other one is in reality a xxl. So, for the third shirt, i ordered a large, and it fits perfectly--and I'm getting the first two taken up at my seamstress. The shirts are all gorgeous, with a very durable, hefty fabric, but quite expensive, like all of Castaway's products. I doubt that the inconsistency in sizing is uniform throughout Castaway clothing, but probably confined to their madras clothing, which is made in Chennai (formerly Madras), India, as I have found wild inconsistency in madras shirts from another retailer. I cannot say that for sure, however, as I have no other items from Castaway. Last note: each of my shirts are long-sleeved, and the fabric is so thick they are too hot to wear on a very hot day.

I have been going to this chain store for years. Even though it's a franchise the employees don't…read morehave any knowledge of running shoes for a pro runner. Trying to push insoles which the very same brand was priced half the price as this place. What a shame that pushing those instead of doing the proper training for this type of store. Beware every single thing is higher priced than anywhere else.

I went to Marathon Sports in Yarmouth today and was fitted by Chris and just wanna say it was a…read morereally professional experience. I had no idea how much went into shoe comfort and really appreciated leaving with my new pair of inserts - it never occurred to me to buy inserts before. I have back problems and appreciated the care the staff took for my comfort and overall experience. Highly recommend!

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.

They have the latest and greatest in sportswear and footwear. Staff and friendly and helpful.read more

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.