Trusted partners for a custom suit. Went there for my wedding suit and they really hooked it up…read morewith good service and I cannot even count how many compliments I've received on this suit.

Very helpful for sizing and picking out a jacket, shirts and ties for a special event.read more

Omg!!!! I could go on and on about how much I love this store! I never miss an opportunity to pop…read morein to see what new items are available. The owner is quite thoughtful about everything she sells. I am always amazed at the quality and value on the sale racks. A people friendly, kid friendly, dog friendly, earth friendly, woman-owned, ethically sourced boutique with artisan representation at it's finest.

From the owner: A boutique who’s mission is to provide local, artisanal clothing, jewelry and art to the people of…read moreBurlington, VT and beyond!

We live in Bend where there is the only other privately owned Patagonia. We stop by every summer…read more It is a very large store with a great sale section.

I wanted to stop in to this Patagonia store specifically to see if they had a sticker for my…read morefriend, who collects them. (Most Patagonia stores have a sticker with the city name on it!) I found them pretty quickly - they were just sitting out on the counter so I snagged one. The store is quite large and we took some time to browse - I wasn't really looking for anything specific, but it's always nice to be able to see products in person. They had a good sale section. I loved the local recommendations sprinkled on chalkboards throughout the store - so helpful! I also loved that we were greeted when we came in - it's a small gesture but can really make a difference when visiting businesses and I always appreciate it.

Cool store with fun stuff!!! I get excellent service whenever I go in. Their products make great…read moregifts too... don't come to B town without checking it out!

A tiny little place that if you blinked, you would miss it. Maybe two people can be in the place…read moreat once. There are a lot of super cute items and if you're a sticker collector, you have hit the jackpot here. I, unfortunately, am a magnet collector and they don't have them anymore but the lovely person minding the store gave us great directions along Church Street to help us find a perfect Vermont magnet.

I wish I could say anything nice about my shopping experience, but.....I can't. The women working…read moretreated me like I was an alien. I'm an artist, so everything I wear and own is covered in (dry) paint. I also carry a backpack when running errands or coming to and from the gym. I live close by and walk to downtown. When I spotted the sale outside the store as I was coming from the gym, sweaty and with my backpack for my aforementioned errands, and stopped to look at the outside sale section, one of the workers almost broke a leg running out to see what I was up to, fine I get it--you gotta deal with the potential loss prevention especially outside of the store, no offense taken. However, when I asked her to help me get a price on a pair of unmarked sweats that I wanted (lovely sweats BTW) she would not even look me in the eye and rudely stated the price after looking it up in a tone that I can only say was aggressive....I tried to make some polite small talk--but ....crickets. I decided to buy them.....so I wandered inside and dropped them at the counter as I browsed the inside of the (very small, large closet like) store and noticed that the other counter woman was literally following me around, hard to do in a hallway/one small room store, but she managed to breathe down my neck anyway. I was making polite "I'm not a shoplifter and you're making me uncomfortable" conversation, but it was pretty clear that I didn't fit their physical profile of what a high end shopper should look like with my post workout sweat, gym shoes and dried paint backpack. I felt so uncomfortable I stoped browsing, paid for the sweats and got the hell out. I said "thank you" on my way out to the woman who had helped me outside in the sale area, who didn't even look at me/respond and rolled her eyes at the same time (buuuurrrrn). BTW, I was the only shopper in the store or outside from beginning to end. I think this is a great place to shop if you look like the image that they think is appropriate, but beware if you aren't manicured to the T or are not dressed up to buy your sweats (literally WTF?). Sad that there is this much bias at a t-shirt and sweatpants/jeans store in Burlington, VT. But also kinda funny if it was funny.

Very very nice store. Quality of jeans, sweaters, vest etc... super good. Workers where insanely…read morenice and very welcoming. Customer service overall was the best in the street and would 100% recommend buying from Whim!

This Vermont Flannel Co shop recently opened in Church St Marketplace. It shares the store space…read morewith Vermont Teddy Bear. It's very nicely designed and kept tidy. The store has a limited number of popular products like Flannel shirts, t-shirts, pants, jackets, and blankets. There's no fitting room at this store, which is a bummer. I still bought a flannel shirt, XS size. It was $89, prices are on higher end, but understandable for the quality of the product. The associate was very helpful with the checkout. He signed me up for a rewards account. I received a 10% discount coupon in my email towards my next purchase. I took the shirt back to hotel and tried it out. The XS fitted perfectly as I had anticipated. Happy to have purchased one of Vermont's iconic product.

Seam opened 2" on collar of $80+ Vermont Flannel shirt after approximately 30 washings, hang dry,…read moreCSR said Vermont Flannel would repair or replace. 2 days later CSR emailed that her supervisor would not honor CSR promise bc shirt purchased almost 2 years ago. Shirt was birthday gift from son, who reads reviews and thought he was buying a high quality gift. My $10 Academy house brand flannel shirts have never opened a seam.

I was excited to see that Burlington has a Fjallraven store because I never knew they even existed…read more(and now I know there's one in Ann Arbor, Michigan too)! I had been thinking about buying a Fjallraven Kanken backpack (you know the one, the adorable square backpack that looks like a little kid's bag) for awhile so it was neat to see them in person and all the different colors. They also have lots of outdoor gear, other backpacks, apparel, and a sale area in the lower level. We stopped in twice during our long weekend in Burlington and the employees were really helpful and friendly, offering to show us any color of bag we could imagine and explaining some of the features of some of the products. The store is large and fully stocked with anything you need to be a cool Swedish hipster in nature! The products they sell are pretty pricey but the backpack we got is guaranteed for life and is water-resistant due to the beeswax coating. I really enjoyed checking out this shop and was impressed by the knowledge and friendliness of the staff.

As a fan and owner of Fjallraven, I will NEVER go in this store again. On a recent weekend, my…read moredaughter and I walked into Fjallraven Burlington. As I browsed the mens wear, my 9-year old Black daughter remained exceptionally well-behaved and within my eyesight. Then I heard a Fjallraven Burlington staff member ask my daughter if she were "by herself." So I walked away from browsing out into the open and asked the staff member "Sav (?)" if I could help with anything. The staff member said, "This is not a children's store. You need to keep your kid with you." The Fjallraven Burlington's staff member traumatized my daughter. No one should be treated like this. Unacceptable.

Nice selection, spacious store, and obviously an ideal location...but for boutique prices, the…read morestaff should be a little more knowledgeable/helpful. I bought a dress here that seemed flattering even though the straps were way too long. Of course, the girls working that day all assured me it looked gorgeous and would be an easy fix. They recommended a few tailors in the area and suggested I could even try making the adjustments myself, even though I'm not much of a seamstress. Later I went online just to comparison shop (turns out the dress is available elsewhere for cheaper, but not in my size) and in the process realized that I was wearing it entirely wrong...it does a kind of funky wrap thing, which explains the 10" of leftover fabric. If a store is going to charge hundreds of dollars for a dress, shouldn't someone working there know how to display it and help others try it on, or at least pause before recommending hacking the thing to pieces? It seems like they're just on auto-pilot to say "yea, yea, looks great" but don't really know anything about clothes. Which is to be expected at, like, H&M...but not someplace charging these prices!

Ecco is my little fashion secret! Every piece I buy here is so cute and trendy, with incredible…read morequality and styles that feel fresh and unique. What really sets this place apart is Bonnie and the rest of the staff -- they're like having your own personal stylist every time you visit, remembering your preferences while suggesting pieces you wouldn't think to try but end up loving. I can't tell you how many times people have walked up to me to compliment my outfit and ask where I bought it. Between the curated selection, thoughtful customer service, and warm, personal experience every visit, Ecco has won my heart!

Love the value , selection and awesome sales and discounts they sometimes have. I have found great…read moreresale at a fair price for used clothing!

While some things are very expensive, I have found some super cute clothing for not too much! Good…read morevibes and nice staff who help. And, for a consignment store, they have tons of different sizes, including maternity clothing. And its dog friendly, yay! I also found my favorite skirt there:)!

What a quirky, but sophisticated store. Just off of Church Street, it's a really neat store to find…read morethe odd things you didn't know you needed. Seemed to be mostly locally respected items of decor, specialty food, and gift type items. The vibe alone is pretty cool just to browse. Definitely worth a drop in to see what you needed that you didn't know you needed.

Glad I'm finally getting to writing my reviews from the places I check into while in Vermont this…read morepast October. Downtown has many unique, homey, very inviting, little shops. Common Deer happens to be one of them. Probably a nightmare to locals, but a pure dream to any and all tourists! I saw nightmare to locals bc locals complain constantly about the types of little stores that are all over their downtown areas. We have quite a few here in downtown Boise. Locals complain constantly about the tourists. Funny how locals everywhere..whether in Burlington or Boise will complain about tourists all while forgetting how much $$ tourists pump into their economies. I absolutely love supporting little stores like this. Small local shops are the absolute best. Sure, prices will ALWAYS be higher, but chances are you will find something at these stores you'll never find at another. If a touristy item...finding a unique is even better. Common Deer is one of those special places. You will certainly find some incredible little things here, Knick Knacks, souvenirs, maple syrup (now that's plentiful all over Vermont haha), candles, etc . I know, they all sound like things in every store like this. I'd like to think that...yes of course, you'll see some repeat things...especially in VT t-shirts, but each store has something the other doesn't. Common Deer is absolutely worth checking out! If you are visiting Burlington, there's a 99.9999% you will go in. It has a very inviting vibe to it. The outside does a great job...drawing you in. You'll love it! Thanks for reading, YelperCommonerDeers! Cheers!