Well, Been here quite a few times and always walked out with…read morea suit usually but this time with the clearance suit I spent time measuring with tailor and manager, suit was 200$ and getting ready to pay and surprise surprise 285$. Mike said this is what we've always done.... no sir re. Never ever have I paid 85$ for a tailoring fee. Sorry gents. Very quick to let me walk, them social/ and customer service skills for sure were not top of mind for this man today.. I've always had wonderful experiences where I've been treated very very well here. This time it was not good... never good to have a surprise when you go to the register, and worse when you feel like you were a transaction. I really hope you can pull it together, cause that's just about the hardest no as I can get to ever wanting to shop here.

I have been going to Men's Wearhouse for years. This week I took my worker there to get a suit and…read morethe short bearded guy was awful. He knew nothing and told me the guy shirts are over there. No setting up shirts and ties making sure he looks good. When I made a comment he walked away and said this is your area. I am literally telling my son as I type this to go to another location.

My husband and I like colonies and perfumes and we always try to cook with Beth she is an excellent…read morehelp every year in the last 5 years we just want Beth to show us lobque we want in fragrances. she is amazing she can serve several clients at the same time without losing sight of you not making you feel under pressure she allows us to take our time finding the fragrance that will go home with us. Beth always has a big smile and a good sense of humor, worth waiting for her 10 out of 10 we always go home with full hands.

I think Macys is having trouble finding employees. They aren't alone in this. Yet there eventually…read moreis going to be changes, and not sure if easy answers. Technology could help with self checkouts perhaps, although that might irritate some consumers. The folks here who do work are excellent. It's not their fault, and always have found service here good. Sales aren't what they used to be. Admittedly we are in an era of inflation. I also wish they have more active men's clothing. Still they are great for colognes, suits, and quite often dress shoes. Macys is probably the best department store. If you're in the area this works.

Coming from Boston, I think this Premium outlet is great since it's tax free all year long. We got…read morefound really good deals at Coach, MK, Bloomingdale's, and Coach. They also have other popular stores including Saks Fifth Avenue, Nike, and Boss. The outlets are the place to go for the best deals. For the negatives, the food court is pretty sad, it only has a coffee shop, a pizza restaurant, and chicken restaurant, and a small Indian restaurant. We got food from the chicken restaurant and it was disappointing. Also, it was a hot day and there's not too much shade besides going into the stores or the food court. Overall, I like the Wrentham Village Premium Outlets more in terms of their layout and larger store selection, but would recommend going here if you plan on making large purchases to save on the tax.

This was a great outlet shopping experience! It was very quiet on a weekday afternoon, and it was a…read moregreat experience strolling through the various shops. There is a large selection of big names here including Nike, Calvin Klein,and Le Creuset to name a few. We found some great bargains at Nike and also found some great kitchen items at Le Creuset. There is a Lindt store here too for all your chocolate needs! We definitely paid that a visit also. I was also surprised at how friendly and knowledgeable all the staff were at the various stores. The staff at Le Creuset really seemed to understand their products very well. We did not eat here, but there is a small food court. Restrooms were quite clean and well-kept. Overall this was a great shopping experience!

I came in to Alec's today looking for a new pair of brooks. When I walked in, I was greeted by…read moreseveral staff who seemed to love their jobs. When I was ready to start trying on shoes, I was assisted by Kaitlyn. (sorry if I'm spelling your name wrong!) Kaitlyn was extremely knowledgeable about every shoe on the market. She was able to go into detail when answering all of my questions. She was also extremely patient and kind. I knew what I was looking for and ended up going back over to the clearance section because the shoe I wanted had sold out and I did not want to order anything. I ended up walking back over to Kaitlyn because she knew what I was looking for. Kaitlyn was so incredibly kind and patient that I did not feel rushed or pressured. She had the best attitude and the best costumer service I've ever seen. I would rather spend more money and shop at this store, than order anything online or go to any other store because the customer service is phenomenal. Thank you so much for your help today!

Andrew was very polite, and helped me find exactly what I needed--he made sure I had all the…read morefeatures I needed in a work boot, and answered all of my questions. Maddie helped me at the counter, she was also polite and worked efficiently. It was a busy day, but Andrew and Maddie worked patiently, quickly, and overall did an excellent job. Thank you!

The store's overstocked, under staffed, and typically a mess…read more Return lines overflow, doing double duty for Amazon's convenience. They've upped the customer inconvenience by changing the checkout process to a cattle shoot through an impulse purchase chasm. My shopping here's come to a near complete stop, as overall configuration grows toward high nuisance.

Okay. This is gonna sound kinda weird, but....I don't shop here. Like...ever…read more Wanna know why I check-in here so much? Amazon Returns. See, Kohl's just so happens to be one of those places that features a "floating" Amazon return desk. Only this one used to be located in the center toward the back of the store. They have since moved it to the back left corner of the store for some reason. I dunno, perhaps they figured it'd be easier to find this way. At any rate, if you're making an Amazon return, simply follow the golden signs. As for the store itself, eh...look, I gotta be real here. It looks wicked depressing between the lack of customers and lame wardrobe selection. Perhaps it's simply not for me. But once again, I am left wondering how places like this still manage to exist with the likes of Amazon and other online ordering alternatives. All I'm saying is if you're going to be a brick-n-mortar business in the year 2023+, be sure to offer an incomparable selection of merch and maybe even a little ambiance whilst you're at it. Kohl's is just another department store really. I just come here for the Amazon returns. Still, it's a service accommodated by them, so it counts for something. I'm giving Kohl's 3 golden Amazon signs pointing the way toward consumer retribution out of 5.

Just when you think you've received the best treatment which confirms this is your place to return…read moreto Stewart kicks it up another notch! Thank you for ironing the jacket and shirt. We originally came back because of Jamie and now have Stewart as well to defer to statement style advise. Thank you gentleman~

I've never been treated with anything but respect at this store. Mike, Jamie, and the other men and…read morewomen who work here are knowledgeable, friendly, and respectful. They never try to swindle or oversell. They will pull apart every shirt in that store for you to try on if you asked them to with a smile. These folks are professional. Is it different than the old "John Farley's", yes of course it is, it's under new ownership. I had not been shopping at J.F. for an incredibly long time, so I was not a yeas-long customer before they closed as many were, but I've had really great experiences at both. J.F. was a bit larger, and seemed to concentrate more on tailored suits and tuxedos than off-the-rack sport wear, outer, and casual, but Farley's still does tailored suits and still uses some of the same manufacturers. This means that if I need to replace a pair of pants on my charcoal suit which I bought at J.F. four or five years ago, I can. they have a lot of variety and carry a wide range of sizes across all of their brands, and they know which brands run small and which run large and will tell you! I'm a big, somewhat strangely proportioned dude, and yet just about every time I go here I manage to find something that I can wear comfortably. I remember on time we were talking about different manufacturers sizing and to prove the point they had me try on a Peter Millar XXL shirt and a Rodd & Gunn XXL. Millar fits me quite well, still a tad snug in the shoulders but fine. The Rodd and Gunn however wouldn't even come close to buttoning, there was about a 3 inch gap between the buttons and the holes! They predicted as much. So if you have a question about a brand, they will know the answer. They also carry 34 Heritage jeans, which are one of the only brand of jeans I wear for general use. The bottom line is that this is a top notch shop with top notch employees. It may not be quite as formal as J.F. and the below reviewer's situation is unfortunate, but when a business closes, gift certificates are no longer valid. It's a risk one takes with buying/giving them. If J.F. had sold the gift certificates after they had planned to close, they should have informed the person buying them that they needed to be used by a certain date and wrote that on the certificate. You can't really expect a store to give away free merchandise because someone sat on a gift for a long time or the former store failed to inform the purchaser of a potential close. I also know for a fact that John Farley informed people of their closing far in advance because every time iId go in to buy something for months before closing I was reminded at check-out.

It's definitely not outlet pricing here at the Barbour in the Merrimack Premium Outlet mall. Yes,…read morethey have a great selection and clothing all looks like quality. It's the current season or close to it. And the prices are right up there. Tidy, well organized and the prices are clearly displayed. [Review 10492 overall, 259 of 2019.]

I love Barbour ... although the fit doesn't always love me back. Though the Brits are catching up…read moreto us Yanks when it comes to fatness (statistics back that up) Barbour still fits a size smaller in my opinion than US sizing. But, its high quality stuff and many pieces have that fantastic classy yet sensible country style that I love. Having said that, such style comes at a cost. Your average jacket or coat retails for $300 - $650 at Barbour. What I love about this store is that they carry current stuff at a small 15-20% discount generally. However, they have several rqcks in the back of the store with Barbour's famous 'Oddiments' ... past-season or catalog returns at 70% off. I bought a $550 retail down puffer jacket for a little over $150 from this rack. The lady happens to wear size 6 US (which dishearteningly is a size UK 10) and that happens to be Barbour's Sample size (men's is Medium) and they had a whole giant rack of Samples at 50% off. The store is laid out very well and the staff is helpful. I LOVE their approach! When I walked in, one of the women staffers said, 'Welcome to Barbour. We want to give you space to do your thing but we aren't ignoring you. Let us know if you need anything.' I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE this! Nothing worse than when some salesperson follows you around telling you that you look good in everything you try on, even if it fits you like a sausage casing. I ended up buying more than I should here. But ... at a huge savings. Barbour outlets are few and far between. NH has 2, including the factory clearance center in Milford, NH which is 20 minutes away. This is more of a warehouse because it is attached to the place Barbour does all the rewaxing and alterations on items in North America. So they often have racks of somewhat damaged items at 70% off and special sales where jackets are $30. The outlet in Merrimack is classier and more of a traditional store, whereas the clearance factory outlet in Milford is more of a warehouse sale. If you are shopping in northern MA/southern NH, it's a great outlet mall to walk around and this store is always worth a stop when I am in the area.

After numerous recommendations to Men's Cloathing stores in Boston, all pretty disappointing..my…read moreson & I went to Rocco's. He was AMAZING! Meticulous, attention to detail, passionate about his work! My son chose a customer designed tuxedo. The measurements taken, details in finishes were beyond anything I'd expected! Always about the bride on the wedding day, yet my son looked like a model out of GQ thanks to Rocco! Cant say enough about this men's finer clothing store

Fantastic tailor who is currently working on a custom alteration and I'm really looking forward to…read moreseeing what the seamstress does with the dress! They have done excellent hem work and coat sleeve adjustments for me in the past so I'm confident they'll work their magic with any alteration you inquire about! My partner wants to get a custom suit there (they look/feel luxurious!! Can't say what it's like to wear it, but the material is top-tier). Would highly recommend to anyone in the Worcester area for at minimum a free espresso (that happened on our first visit and we'll never forget it!) Highly recommend coming in one car as parking is in the city and right on the corner of an intersection--fits 4 cars I think? Decent sized lot for Wormtown! No problem parking yet (and it's free) just an FYI. Make sure to think about checking these guys out if there not already booked!

Great selection of New England made products!!! Great service…read more Love all the unique soaps, lotions. Will keep us thinking about our next trip back to Portsmouth. Thanks!

Sault New England, I salute you!…read more Doing some window shopping, we walked into Sault New England. I'm seeing some very cool clothing with a military / New England vibe. I saw a tee shirt that spoke to me. I grabbed it and walked to the register. Now there's a Naval Shipyard here, I have to ask: do you give a military discount? I'm told yes! Sault New England, the designer/owner Phillip Saul offers clothing with a New England in mind. The shirts, sweatshirts and tee shirts are all focused for casual wear. It was a very nice shop and I'm happy with my purchase. Mr Saul, I thank you for recognizing military and veteran shoppers.

the owner is amazing and the clothes are top quality as are the prices. absolutely one of my…read morefavorite places to shop for clothes in NH. :)

From the owner: Free Spirit Boutique recycles preloved designer clothes and more. We have names like Free People,…read moreAnthropologie. To Eileen Fisher, J Jill, Frye's, Vintage from the 1950,s and up.