Had such a nice experience in Project Attic the other day and walked out with a cute 90s y2k styled…read moredress for my sister's engagement party. It was very reasonably priced and in great condition. The person working was very helpful and even introduced me to the shop dog!! Can't wait to wear it!

From the owner: A curated selection of iconic, timeless textiles from the earliest eras available - 1700s to 1970s…read more- including true vintage men's and women's clothing (new old stock and renewed), vintage luxury and designer accessories, costume jewelry, vintage dress patterns, and vintage fabrics. More than a retail store, we encourage and build a welcoming community of fashionistas through our resource library, lecture series, and acoustic nights.

What a horrible experience. The woman told me I was fat and couldn't fit into the clothing. Her…read morehusband or whatever told me he felt uncomfortable selling me clothes that don't fit. Tailoring was awful and the seams on the $600 pants are all frayed. Unsubscribing from this establishment.

You can go to Jo's a bank you can go to Banana Republic and both places will get you some nice…read moreclothes that should last you about 4 years maybe 6 if you are lucky and both have nice style. Then this Molina where you get amazing styles and clothes that will last Mush longer. It's shops like this that we should be going to if you have not be here check out the Providence store or the Barrington store in fact check out both locations it's totally worth it.

This new addition to the boutiques of Wayland Square is cute: bright, colorful clothing with prints…read morethat range from funky to demure. They carry both women's and men's sportswear, mostly tees and shorts and polo shirts. The clothing was cute, but I have to admit the price tags were a bit astounding. $88 for a pair of swim trunks? $140 for a button down shirt? $95 for a tee? The quality was lovely, but for items meant for lounging and playing, those prices are a bit steep. The woman behind the counter was welcoming and informative; she was friendly but not pushy and let me do my browsing after she told me about the sale. WHen i thanked her and said goodbye, she was just as nice. I can see the older set on the East Side digging these threads, but honestly they're just not for me.

When I come shopping here, I begin my narrowing down process by saying this: I want everything…read more Gorgeous clothes. Great Service. Two thumbs up.

Service is horrible The woman that waited on me was so…read moredismissive and snobby. I will never return. I'll take my business elsewhere.

The best service I have every had. I was in a bind and…read moreneeded a suit in less than 2 weeks after a competitive store completely messed up a custom suit order. I went in to Canterbury's and explained my situation. After a phone call they assured me they would have a suit ready in time . Today I picked up the best fitting suit I have ever owned . The went above and beyond to get a suit for me . They have earned a customer for life . I will spread the word to anyone that is looking for a suit or any Fine Men's Clothing to give them their business . Thanks Again for all of your help John D

Nostalgia is such a cool spot. Whenever my out of town friends come to visit I bring them here to…read morewander for hours. It's hard to walk out without something, but I always find high quality, unique, pieces. I recently just bought a beautiful wood box paper cutter and vintage disc film camera that I'm excited to play around with. The people at the front are great!

Cool thrift store, great prices, all sorts of objects. Lots of items for everyone and the staff are…read morenice and personable. I can't wait to come back

The people that work there are always super friendly. The place is organized in a way that helps…read moremake it easy to find the type of item you are looking for. I love that the items the have are all styles and shapes.

Really cute options. I thought this was a thrift store, buts more of a vintage store. I still…read morewasn't a fan of the prices though, a little too high for second hand. If I could give 3.5, I would! I still would go back if im in the area, I just saw more than a few things that shouldn't be the prices they are and that was a little hard for me to see. Many of the prices are worth it though, don't get me wrong! Cute little location downtown, but I wonder if location = high price.

Bromance Warehouse is super new, and super cool! The space is really open and bright, which makes…read morefor a really comfortable shopping experience. I've now purchased something in-store, as well as from the website and both experiences were great! The shop is a mix of curated items from local designers and products designed by the owner himself. It is very pop and trendy with a heavy emphasis on gay culture. That being said, there seems to be something for everyone! Both I (a straight cis woman), and my boyfriend found items we really loved. This would be a great place to stock up on pride items, gifts for friends and family, or just some artwork from really talented local artists! I really like this place, and I can't wait to check back time and again to see what they stock!

From the owner: We specialize in Clothing, Accessories, Fine Art, Collectibles, Books, Stationery, and Gifts…read morecreated by local queer artists. The shop is open on Saturday's 9-1 and we also carry a bevy of unique items on our website!

I've been to this outpost in Providence several times while visiting my son in college nearby…read more The staff all seems great, but there is a limited selection on the floor, especially in men's clothing which can be really frustrating. This problem is consistent every time I stop in.

I liked that she listened to me! My prior experience has been where I say what I'd like and the…read morehair dresser will say yes yes and then do what she wants with my hair!