Wide range of sizes in black fur felt or straw hats for men! Excellent value for your money…read more Friendly and helpful staff. And they will clean hats on Thursdays but not during November. Thank you, Kore Stoltzfus.

helpful staff and a great selection, including sizes for my xl melon. I got just the lightweight…read morehat I needed for travel.

Was strolling around South St and saw this place and thought would pop in. It's not every day you…read morefind a hat store! Popped in and there was 1 employee and 1 other potential customer. I never heard the employee speak to the other person and my friend and I walked past the employee multiple times talking about and trying on various hats. He never said a single word to us. Had he actually made an effort to ask me if I was looking for anything specific and maybe offer suggestions about proper fit he likely would have gotten a sale. There is a great selection of all different types of hats, hopefully of stopping again or for other potential guests there is a better employee there.

Just off the main square in Gettysburg is Dirty Billy's, a small, dark, curio shop selling old…read morestyle hats. The walkways are dark, the shelves pile to the ceiling with wares and cabinets display custom made specialty hats, and the whole place has a somewhat magical feel to it. Yes, you have to like hates but if you do there's a vague sense of a wonderland with different surprises found in the corners and if you're only interested in hats, which are no longer as fashionable as they once were, this is a place to further explore your interest. They not only sell hats but also make them so if you see something you like but they don't have your size, they can probably make it for you. His main market seems to be historical re-enactors, but he also makes fashionable hate like fedoras and Derbys and is more than willing to talk to you about design, look materials and the price for this customer made hat is on a par with well known brands like Mcgill and Stetson (I like hats) So why only 4 stars? Two things. 1 is convenience. the store is only open on Fridays and weekends, great for tourist trade on the weekends but otherwise difficult. I'd been visiting Gettysburg for years before I happened to be there on a day they were open. the other is a little more twitchy but it was reliability. I did have a hat made and when I got it, it was perfect. :) BUT it was weeks later than I was told at the time. I wasn't informed there would be a delay, I just let a few weeks pass over the estimate i was given and then reached. Then they told me they were a little backed up. It would have helped me had they reached out to me, rather than me having to sit and wonder.

The more I wear this Roughrider hat the more I love it. There is a character to it that you can't…read morefind from other hat makers. It is one of the best looking hats I ever owned and is extremely comfortable. It is the fourth hat that I've ordered from Billy. I ordered two Civil War era hats several years ago that my sister in law commandeered. She loves them!! If you want real period headwear that you don't have to mortgage the house to get go to Billy's.

I had an excellent experience with Bleacher Bums. I went to their location in Camp Hill and tried…read moreto purchase a product that was out of stock for the team I needed. A clerk checked with their location in Hagerstown Md and they had the one I needed. I was going to have it shipped to me directly but they could not guarantee deliver by Christmas. So I purchased both speakers I needed and during the conversation, the clerk was taking my address information and we realized the clerk in Hagerstown lived in the same town as I did so he offered to meet me at a location and he delivered it to me. I could not have more appreciative for the great customer service. They went above and beyond for me. Very much appreciated!

The service was wonderful. I ended up talk g to 2 of the store associates about the football game…read morethat was on and about other teams. They were very helpful in aiding me in picking out a birthday gift for my son. I love that store.

"i need socks!" I say loudly over the din of my family's conversation. We are in Princeton for a…read morefamily memorial, and as usual when multiple generations are together, I revert to the 16-year old girl who is struggling to be heard against the cacophony of voices. "I need socks!" I repeat. "Hold on, hold on, Liz says she needs socks!" my mother announces. "What, they don't have socks in California?" my Dad asks with his eyebrow raised. "I need WARM socks. It's freezing here." I say, trying not to sound like I am pouting. My socks of of the thin, cotton variety - a joke when faced with wintry, snowy weather. So, all morning long we discuss my need for socks, and we go in search of them, and also the Einstein museum that my mother has read about. We have gone about a block on Nassau Street when we see a sign saying "Sock Sale". Everyone smiles and we march in like a troop of soldiers. Now, if there were a store ever built for my family, Landau's Woolens is it. The store is piled floor to ceiling with more product than I have ever seen in my life, everything from scarves to mohair blankets to boiled wool jackets to Viyella shirts. Like kids being set loose in a candy store, we all go our separate ways. The treasures, the treasures! Out of the corner of my eye, I see my Dad walking around in a top hat looking like something out of Dickens, my mom cooing over the handmade Christmas stockings, while my grandfather's wife and I are pouring over the huge variety of socks for sale. Let me tell you, these socks? You haven't tried socks until you try these socks. Cashmere wrapped around other fibers, soft yet durable, in a variety of colors and....HALF-OFF *angels singing*. This is truly the mecca of fine hosiery. They get them directly from the factory in Camden, NJ, the same one that sells to Nordstrom's. I pile them into my arms like I have just won the lottery. "Please" our salesperson says, "go put them on right now." They clear a chair for me and I put on my first pair of socks. It's like stepping into a warm bath. Suddenly all is right with the world. Wait...there is more. Remember Mom's wish to visit the Einstein museum? Yeah, that was easy too, because it's located right at the back of the store! Now that's not something you see every day. We walked out with our multiple purchases and a business card with the website address for future needs. My Dad fails to make a comment about how spoiled I am because he is too enamored with himself in his new hat (which was a big hit around town). My mom is giddy about her new Christmas stocking. And me? You can just call me Happy Feet from now on. Great store, great staff, excellent product. Einstein is not the only genius in residence there!

What???? Free lollipops Yes free suckers to tell you you…read moresuck! Just joking I loved this place It's a suit and clothing store with official Princeton merchandise I believe 30% less I bought some art cards, a bumper magnet Some flip flops, and pajama pants and only spent $50 In the official store, 2 shirts, a cell phone case and a hat were like $120 But whatever I love my new Princeton Cheerleading gear! They had a lot of stuff Pretty cool shop Nice employees