Seriously - 21 days for returns??? horrible policy. I was on a 3 week trip and clearly I missed the…read morereturn date. And because of this ridiculous policy, that is NOT industry standard - I will never shop there again. So many better places to spend your money with.

Friendly, helpful sales person, and clean store with plenty of cute swimsuits. If you are a size…read more0-10, there is a huge selection for you. But if you are a size 12-16, forget it, unfortunately there is minimal selection.

Was in the area and saw the target from down the block. I'm always looking for pokemon, one piece…read moreor Naruto cards. Something for the family, and the kiddos too. Maybe we arrived on an off day, but they seemed to be a bit bare in many of the isles, but hey could mean they pretty busy. Either way a lot of the isles were pretty random, customers probably threw stuff in random places, and they didn't have a chance to stock it back in proper areas. Older store, def needs a thorough cleaning compared to the targets closer to home. Hopefully they'll get it together next time we in town!

This is an older-looking Target in Hanover but we were in the area and always looking for Pokémon,…read moreso we decided to stop by. The shelves were not well stocked and many aisles were empty when we visited. It was cool seeing stuff from the Miffy x Starbucks collab here though! I've never seen them in person before and they seemed to have a good inventory of it. Starbucks area has lots of inventory, which is super rare to see at least for me. Overall, not a bad Target but wished there were more items in stock.

Seller Beware! It's just super frustrating to be a consignor here. One of your items sold? Great,…read morebut oh no, we're holding back your $12. Just because. You saw funds drop into your consignor account after selling something? Great . . oh, but you might see the very same item on their in-house online selling account, and at a higher price than your item was "sold" for. No point in asking what's going on, because there are no answers, just deflection, deflection. When you finally give up on consigning, as I did, and ask very politely for the funds from your last sale, expect to receive nothing. Because "you don't have enough in your account so you'll have to ask the owner". Ask the owner for the funds from my own consigned items, but "it's unlikely he'll make an exception"? It's an interesting business model, I grant you that! For me, another hard lesson learned! If you're shopping for bargains, it will only benefit you. If you want to turn over a few of your nice things- nope!

So many beautiful clothes here!! Amazing selection, everything from vintage to dressy to everyday…read morewear... Definitely shop here before you go to the big stores! Very easy to consign with as well... just read the webpage thoroughly for all you need to know for consigning.

Not bad, but it's worth noting that the prices here are usually a dollar or two more than the…read morePlymouth and Abington Marshalls. Same stuff so I'm assuming it's because Marshfield is a "wealthier" location so they charge more? Also not all items that are the same are the same price, for example I bought three identical bowls and they were priced $2.00 for one and $3.50 for the other two. AND I left behind the identical ones that were marked $6.00.

Managment here is incredibly rude. I was shopping here the other day and witnessed unprofessional…read morebehavior in front of customers. It made my checkout and shopping experience awkward and uncomfortable. I left feeling unhappy from my experience shopping at this store. Employees here do not seem happy and it shows in their work performance (Maybe a company issue idk) I feel bad for the few pleasant staff I have encountered time to time. I've on purpose avoided shopping here unless I have to.