The store is truly a gem. Like others, I hesitate to write this review because I wanted to keep it…read moreMY secret place for trendy clothes... but, hey, why not make the world a less greedy and selfish place? That's all I've got. Please don't clean out the store ... or at least leave something for me.

Great selection of unique clothing! I bought 4 pieces, and, love them all!…read moreShe carries samples, but, I am a size 14, and found many items that fit me.

Service is always available and well educated on what's needed for problem feet…read more Selection is beautiful.

The shoe and boots are Amazing. Very comfortable. The owner is wonderful and the staff is very…read morenice. They also have some jackets and some tops pocketbooks ,gloves, socks, etc.

Great service and selection! If you need athletic sneakers I really recommend. They have a wide…read morevariety of brands, styles, and colors. Will be going back!

When it comes to selection and quality of shoes, you cannot beat The Barn. I like to try on shoes…read morebefore I purchase because my size is different depending on the shoe brand, and I always find the size that fits. Thanks to the staff for always helping me figure out what shoe I should wear helping me with sizes. Always great to check the sales selection that they have in the back as well!

My mom's a huge Eileen Fisher fan, and we happened upon the factory store by chance on a trip to LL…read moreBean nearby. Mom quite literally peed her pants with excitement when she saw this place - she picked up a beautiful jacket she'd had her eyes on for months at retail, and I got really lucky as well - I scored a silk ruffled dress on sale for only $60. They don't have every size in every style, of course, and some items still seemed a bit pricey (there was a gorgeous silk tank top that I would have walked away with if it wasn't close to $200) but overall I'd say it's worth making the trip out here.

Company store tucked into a moderately upscale shopping center (Wayside) carrying a mix of new…read morearrivals, seasonal transition and sale/clearance offerings. So a bit hit or miss if you are looking for a particular style or size. Staff is extremely friendly and not pushy (thank goodness!)

Wonderful selection of upscale but affordable elegant brands from Canada and the US. My absolute…read morefavorite shopping experience in Sudbury and all of Metrowest Boston. I rarely leave empty handed!

I loved shopping at Selections, I really enjoy shopping at a smaller store as opposed to a…read moredepartment store at the Mall. The 1:1 help is great and their clothing is diverse for a variety of shapes for women. The quality of the brands are quite good as I have bought multiple items per season. Addditionally, I can always find a great small gifts item when needed. Jennifer

My mother of the bride dress was beautiful and altered to perfection. Staff couldn't be more…read moreknowledgeable and helpful.

Toshiko is very nice and her clothes are superb. My wife has bought things there that she has worn…read morerepeatedly.

Time for an update because on my recent visit I bought a pair of copper metallic "cowboy" boots…read more The style is called the Annie and I love them! Sean was a very helpful and attentive salesman. He let me know this particular style ran big and surmised that the boots that would fit me would be a half size smaller than usual. He was right. They didn't have the copper color in stock but once I ascertained my correct size and fit, Sean ordered them for me. They arrived at my door in just a few short days. I have been wearing them around the house for the past two days but honestly, they are extremely comfortable. It seems no break-in period needed as is the case with some boots in general and some western boots in particular. Tecovas will shine/polish the boots for free any time you're in the store. They also will etch them for free with my initials or another of their designs if I so desire. The journey is not in on this option yet. They also offer to stretch them for you if they need it. Fortunately mine do not. I am thrilled with my new boots. How many pairs of western style boots are too much? I don't know the answer to that yet. ;-) Thank you Sean and Tecovas.

I just came here because they had an event with Jenn Lueke promoting her new cookbook. The staff…read morewere very friendly and attentive asking if we needed any help. They had a great array of boots to try on. They had more of a men collection and I do wish they had more for women's but still good pieces. The price was fair for the quality of the cowboy boots. The staff was very helpful in how the boots should fit and feel. Overall, I had a great experience.

After having a "experience" at the Peabody store...I was determined to find what I needed, and…read moredidn't mind a little drive to Natick to get it. Robert was the salesperson I found and he was VERY helpful in locating items, as well as offering services I didn't even know DXL did (custom tailoring for pants/suits). Got what I needed, didn't pay sales tax (thanks Massachusetts!!) and had great service! I'll be back. Parking can get tight if the strip mall is busy

If there's one part of my body that is absolutely enormous, it is my feet. My tootsies. Let me tell…read moreyou, I got some absolute units at the end of my legs. Each one of my feet actually has their own ZIP Code, so I have to pay taxes on them, unfortunately. And if you think my feet are massive, you should see the size of my socks. Luckily, DXL has always been there to supply me with some clown shoes that are not only comfortable, but they look good and don't break my bank account. So I tend to have a positive opinion of them. Until my last shopping experience. I had gotten a coupon in the mail for what seemed like a very generous offer. I don't remember what it is, but it was very good. Enough to get me into the store, which was their goal. The discount was for something like a flat amount off the total purchase, or maybe a percentage discount. Don't really remember but you get my drift I hope. After trying on a handful of shoes, I found three or four pairs that I was happy with and wanted to buy. I brought them to the front of the store, which was being staffed by a guy i had been chatting with my whole time there. He was very personable and friendly. Good guy. He rang up my order and went to use my coupon. Ladies and gentlemen, this is when the malarkey started to happen. I had naïvely assumed I would just be able to use the coupon on any shoes in the store. How stupid of me! DXL is a corporation, of course they'll be operating with predatory practices. There was more fine print on that stupid coupon than a contract with the devil. Not ONE of the shoes that I wanted to buy were eligible to be used under that coupon. After reading it, I realized that I had got sent a coupon for a discount for shoes in which probably half the stores inventory did not qualify for. Probably will not be returning to the store with business practices like that.