I had a very positive experience at this store. Compared to other boutiques in Nantucket, it offers…read morea slightly more laid-back atmosphere while maintaining a high level of creativity and aesthetic appeal. Very easy walk from the ferry! Beautiful walk there. The quality of the merchandise is very high end. I bought a few things and a sweater which were both stylish and reasonably priced. The staff were courteous and welcoming. I highly recommend visiting this store in Nantucket.

Awesome selection of unique clothes from a local designer. Classic New England farm girl core type…read morevibes. Very cute on the inside. Staff was nice and helpful.

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.

Katy has a great shop in the heart of Edgartown! She was…read moresuper friendly and very helpful and has a great selection of custom island clothing and pajamas!

I love this shop. Katydid is a tiny shop on Main Street. They always have a nice selection of…read morelight sun dresses and casual tops for the summer months. Handbags, shawls, etc. That sort of casual summer vibe is abundant here. Dressing rooms are a little wacky, but you can quickly slip things on and off. Staffing is always nice, although they do get busy sometimes, so be patient with them. I bought a pair of pajamas last time I was there.

I really like this gift shop! We have been in a few times during our trip and they have a huge…read moreselection of Nantucket themed items from mugs, jewelry, to books and toys for kids. My son was having a fit about not being allowed to have a squishy a few days ago, and the owner was super sweet. We got the cutest book for him and prices are better than average. Definitely recommend!

My mom and I both found some AWESOME finds here. We stopped…read morein after we got Jack and Charlies. It had everything I wanted and more. I got the most incredible blue turtle neck with stitching that discreetly spelled out NANTUCKET. I love all the souvenirs, but this is so subtle, it's beautiful and great quality. We also got a couple little extras and ornaments and tea towels Seriously of all the gift shops, this was full of gems.

Super cute shop--the woman minding the desk was helpful and not over the top pushy. It's a cute…read morelittle cottage that's been turned into a neat, preppy but modern shop. It's one of the best shops in this area that's sort of tourist-trap-y, so don't miss it as you're wandering. The clothes are really cool! There's a jacket there that is so tempting, sort of like an alternative Barbour... Very cool stuff.

What a delight this well-run shop is that is staffed solely by on island volunteers. There were so…read moremany treasures to be found there. Unfortunately, I did not see many things in my size but I did manage to pick up a cute blue and white christmas tree as well as a hand knit quilt that I can't wait to use.

I always walk away with something to love. The clothes are lacking, although this last time I…read morewalked away with 2 jackets. Where this spot shines is the home goods - wooden duck decoys, brass candlesticks, baskets... if those old types of things are your jam, this is your spot. They also sell: old books, beach chairs, furniture, limited jewelry, coolers, kitchen items from silverware to coffee makers and everything in between. Overall, a Nantucket gem. PS: I turned my back at the register to try on some earrings and answer a question some ladies had about my dress and some tourist took a broach right out of my pile (it was very clear that it was taken). They were sneaky and not the vibe. Don't be that person.

A very special group of stores includes the Nantucket branch of this renowned women's boutique…read more Designer collections from New York, Milan and Paris. Featuring collections by Pucci, Etro, Roberto Cavalli, Fabiana Filippi, Derek Lam, Roland Mouret, Nicholas Kirkwood, Agnona, Blumarine, Prabel Garung, Adeam, Belvest, Joseph, Also visit locations in Southampton, New York City, Palm Beach, Greenvale, Greenwich

I don't live on the vineyard anymore so I only get to shop here a few times a year when I'm…read morevisiting family. I came this past weekend and the woman who helped me was incredibly patient, I tried on seven pairs of jeans and she helped me find the perfect pair. Worth it to save up and shop here when I visit! When I buy jeans here I wear them for years.

Full array of surf, skate, beach and from-the-beach wear. It's like a PacSun for adults!…read more Unlike that sun bum mecca of everymall, there's some good quality ish covering the two floors of TGR. Smith polarized shades, OluKai sandals and deck shoes at 50% off web prices (assuming it's last year's fleet for feet?) and a barrage of boards of the knee and surf variety, along with staff experts in sizing, strapping and stabilizing your next aquatic addiction. The girl landed some sweet sun wear and a pair of kicks, and I dropped the ball on picking up my OluKais, but it's easy to pop back in being centrally located in Vineyard Haven's downtown stretch. On a budget? Outlet items are scattered along the rear of the store and in a designated spot on the downstairs level. Save ten, brah!