We got EXCELLENT service from Kimmy. Finding a tux is something we'd been dreading. It's usually so…read morestressful to think about finding the right style, right size and getting alterations done in time. Kimmy made the entire process such a breeze, and there was such a fast turnaround on the alterations! They have a very impressive selection and it's awesome to have the opportunity to support a local business! Thanks so much!

Incredible shop! The store feels like it's been perfectly curated. Every item seems intentional and…read morestylish. The clothing selection is *so* good. Beyond the apparel, the candles were amazing, and the overall atmosphere was warm and inviting. You can tell the owner has a sharp eye for detail and design and they created a shopping experience that feels thoughtful and elevated. Easily one of the best boutique stores I visited in the city.

Great spot for men to pickup casual clothing, shaving and bathing supplies or a small section for…read morewomen. Don't forget to check the balcony out back for discounted items.

I visited today for the first time, and it won't be my last…read more My first impression, I was greated so warmly from the man and woman up front. Like genuinely greeted! How pleasant is that?? The store itself was clean and well organized. I felt very well priced. I found a pair of sketcher sneakers for $20. There was also a bin to fill a bag for $15 which was another nifty feature. They even have dressing rooms! In a thrift store! In the North End! The art on the walls are from Local artists and for sale, I love when shops do that. Really all positives with this store. I hope they stay

The miracle of a thrift store in Boston. According to its Instagram, New England Thrift opened up…read moreFebruary 19. Small but decent selection of T-shirts, dresses, sweatshirts and jackets. Prices range from the bin with clothes for $15 a bag to $75 for a Like New Lululemon men's jacket. There's even dressing rooms, how civilized is that?

Submitted a inquiry about tailoring the suit for wedding. It was crickets for a week. When I called…read moreto check the status of inquiry, the guy just said they are not doing any tailoring for outside clothes and they just outsource tailoring to Keezer's which is few blocks away, and recommend me working with them. I wanted to work with them but it sounded like they don't want anymore business. Simple email reply could have saved my time. Won't be coming back.

One of the last true better mens store left in our area. Great for made to measure garments.read more

Had a really good experience getting fitted for a suit at Milton's in the Burlington mall over the…read moreweekend. Store manager Yvette took care of me from the minute i walked in until i had everything i needed. Highly recommended to my fellas looking for a nice suit. Large selection and great customer service!

I was killing a little time waiting for the release of my sister in law she was detained at the ICE…read morebuilding down the street. It was a little misunderstanding with ICE. She was being released in a hour. Went to this place called Milton's with my friend. We were looking at the sales area. I am always looking for a bargain. Well this man approached us with such a hostile attitude. I am a white man and my friend is a black man. I honestly could not believe how he treated us. He was so racist towards us.Of course we are both very polite men. We ignored his ignorance towards us. My friend went through the store I found a shirt and purchased it. I mentioned something about the ICE building down the street I was just saying that it was in a nice area. But for some reason this worker named Mike W. Was an ass to me. I was as polite as I always am. He called the police on me saying I was threatening to harm ICE. I would never say anything like that. The nerve of him to use my contact information off the receipt to give to the police department. They called me in which I told them I have know problems with the ICE agents. I was very polite and understood that they were only doing their job. This man should be fired. I will be back to return this shirt. I want nothing to do with this store or wear something I bought from it. I am a stand up citizen of th

Costa Is an amazing gentleman goes above & beyond expectations. Will basically bend over backwards…read moreto make sure you have exactly the suit that makes you shine. He recently helped me with a suit for my Mother's wake & funeral. I got more compliments on this suit it was amazing. Just very easy to work with, fair, and a great guy. I would highly recommend!

having to go to a black-tie wedding, I wanted to avoid the big formal wear chains. Costa was the…read moreperfect antidote. From the moment I walked in you could feel the vibe of an independent shop that wants to take care of you. He was so friendly, the price was fair, and I looked great according to all the nice comments I got...simply put this place rocks!

We booked an appointment here during an extended visit I made to Boston because my MOH had heard…read moregood things from a couple of folks. We had a few appointments and I had a couple of plans with family and friends as well in a short time. This must vary based on who you get so YMMV but my experience was incredibly frustrating and a nightmare. Negative customer science and I cannot recommend this place as it seems the issues extend beyond the reported seamstress issues. Come if you like to be hot, thirsty, and frustrated while shopping for something that will cost a couple thousand dollars. *** My friend made a few different appointments for me. Some sort of glitch must have happened but only for this shop and none of the other shops. The appointment booked in PT time zone not ET and because it's in Boston... we all only looked at the confirmation and reminder that said 11am. My friend had noticed the time of 11am but that it seemed like the store opened at noon the night before so it was too late to call to check so we got up early after a late night to head over since it was almost an hour away and I'm definitely not a morning person on a weekend. Of course, we get there and it's closed and I call the number on the front door sign and leave a voicemail. We go on a side quest and come back half an hour late hoping to catch someone and stay for awhile before leaving. No luck. We head off for lunch with a friend and I call again around 1230 to figure out what's going on. Voicemail. A bit later they call back and say got your voicemail and don't know but you're not in our book at all for today and the tone was pointed. What? At this point, I'm incredibly frustrated. No apologies to say hey clearly there is a glitch but let's figure it out. Instead, a terse we don't have you in our book at all. Awkward pause. Do you still want to come? Internally, no but I am in need of a dress so I ask what times are available. It was like pulling teeth. She seemed so annoyed and asked me what time I want to come. We eventually schedule an appointment but I already had a bad taste. I drive back an hour from another commitment and arrive a few minutes late. She doesn't even greet me initially. My friend is there and greets me and catches me up that she's been looking at dresses for me to help get me started. She's great. I don't want to be here at this point especially since it felt as if our person was also standoffish. She finally introduces herself but throughout the visit I cannot help but compare her with the other employee helping another bride's mother. The other woman was friendly, encouraging, and had a few suggestions. My experience did not feel friendly. She helped me in and out of a few dresses but did not seem to understand what I was looking for. I didn't find too many things of interest but don't really hold inventory against stores because it can be pretty variable and unpredictable as to what comes in and what gets scooped up by others. During this process though, another bride comes in. She tries dresses on and was directed to stand on podium we were using so I was standing there waiting while I'm not sure what our person was doing. Did they overbook? In any case, the other woman noticed and offers the other bride's podium for us to see how the dress looks. Our person later suggests I can look through what's on the rack so I start flipping through. At this point, she decides to try to engage me in the time issue. I haven't even raised this with her because I'm just trying to sort out my existing frustration that's been further amplified because the place is hot with no air flow. I'm thirsty, tired, and frustrated. She now states that the time issue wasn't on their side as they had us down for a different time. Wtf. Earlier she told us we weren't even in the book. We figure out the time zone issue and she even says I'm not trying to argue with you but it's not on our side. Lol. I've had enough at this point so I say I don't think it's worth is discussing this at this point. I then stop flipping through the dresses and look at my friend and we leave. Wedding dress shopping is supposed to be fun. You're supposed to feel excited and supported not attacked. It's pointless trying to argue with someone who is not trying to solve something with you but trying to blame you. How hard would it have been to say hey clearly something went wrong and let's figure it out together? Anyways, terrible experience. Never coming back. Not recommended. Have been to 4 other places and they were all pleasant to visit even with varying levels of hospitality. Tulle is a place that does it right. I also liked Marry and Tux. They all reached out ahead of time to personally confirm the appointment, ask about vision to start brainstorming on dress matches, and were super friendly. These other places also felt cleaner and nicer.

This is an amazing family-run business! I went with my mom and grandma and sister to browse wedding…read moredresses and everyone was so helpful and laid back. We found a gem of a dress in their sale area for an absolute steal! They did an amazing job tailoring my dress and adjusting it over multiple fittings for a flat rate. Would highly recommend!

I was sad, but slightly relieved, when good closed. It was too tempting to pass on my way to the T…read moreevery day! Now, welcome Ouimillie-- which is even MORE irresistible! Ugh. I can't win... or I can't lose? The vibe is similar to good in that you walk in and immediately want to buy EVERYTHING (and your wallet is like hey maybe no?), but it's a very different style. Where good was minimalist and only sold the Hamptons palette of white/gray/navy, Ouimillie takes a much more bold approach. Their clothing is so unique that at first, I thought it was all vintage. But no! It's a carefully curated collection of French, German, and Danish designers. From dip dyed tshirt dresses to sleek white blazers to cool girl jeans, they've got a little bit of everything. Prices are in line with what'd you expect from a boutique in Beacon Hill selling obscure designer brands, in the neighborhood of $200/blouse. Expensive? Yes. But not out of line with comps and their stuff is all really unique. They also have a gorgeous collection of home goods (I want all the gold ceramic bowls!), the cutest tiny leather purses in all colors and finishes, and a ton of jewelry. And candles. Of course there's candles.

I love small, curated shops like this one. I was passing by on Charles St. one day and happenned to…read morestop inside - they have a lot of hard to find stateside brands like Baum und Pferdgarten and other European designers. It's a well curated selection, and you can reallllly tell that each product is selected with care. They're not just trying to shove all the latest trends at you like department stores, they're taking the time to really show you QUALITY pieces. That being said, the prices are high but I'm a quality over quantity person. Great for browsing too if you're in the area on a weekend. They don't get many pieces in the same style, so if you wait on it there's a big change you won't get your hands on it (I learned the hard way!).