You can tell that all the items in this shop are meticulously curated. Each item is interesting,…read morebeautiful, and in great condition. This small shop is chock full of pieces spanning many decades- but if you're a mid century lover- you've got to stop by. There were so many items on my want list that I found here- like 1950s Christmas decorations! There's also a small rack towards the back of vintage clothes. The owner was really friendly and said that they have more items in storage- so really anything you're looking for they might have! I highly recommend this store and I can't wait to go back.

I'll just get right to it.. and leave the peaches and sunshine about the nice but overpriced…read moreclothing. My boyfriend and I were shopping. As we were looking around have been in the store for about 15 minutes he was completely ignored. A gentlemen walks in and gets an immediate "hey how are ya" - fine I let it go. He tries on some clothes and at no point did he ever get a "hey can I help you find anything" or similar... instead we both were given dirty looks by a young gentleman on the floor and older woman at the register. We get to the register and carried out our purchase (No greeting until this point).. He's never felt immediate regret from purchasing clothing from a store until this experience. Giving the benefit of the doubt that hopefully this wasn't racial but please treat paying customers better..

Flying Point is a cool surf and sport shop.. a go to place for locals and tourists. They sell all…read morekinds of water sport items & wear. They also have many other items needed to enjoy when out on the east end. My good friend purchased a wetsuit in September to extend his swimming days when the weather turned colder. So he could swim in the bay or pool though chilly out! Not a surfer... a lawyer who loves to keep the swimming season going longer. Hahha. Matt, Eric and Chris were super helpful associates. Checking sizes, products via phone, checking stock in their affiliate stores and holding an item while driving over. It's especially important to get a wetsuit right size wise or water seeps in and its too cold for that. He loved the suit. Once he came over thinking the rear zipper broken... he couldn't reach the zipper tag or get out of it! I checked and it was inside out!! hahaha... Never put a wetsuit on inside out especially if you live alone.. could be trapped in your wetsuit. hahahaha three weeks later there was also a small tear ... and the manufacturer offered to repair via mail.. but so did Flying Point saving time and trips to the post office. Flying Point was great at getting the repair in and done efficiently. When I went to pick it up, just had to give my friends name and they went to the holding room and brought it right out. Its a good example of why a good local shop is really needed... when sizes vary significantly on items and brands. Shopping is so much more than price and mail service... Online retailers could never offer anything close to this great customer service and small town enjoyable experience.

This truly is a vintage store. That being said, do not come here expecting to pick up cheap basics…read moreor anything like that. You can tell the owners truly care to find high-quality, unique pieces. I picked up an embroidered top and told my friend that I thought it was cute. One of the ladies working overheard me and rushed to the back to find the cutest, vintage embroidered jacket for me. If only it had fit me and was not $245. They told us that all the prices could be negotiated, even the clothes that were already discounted. The ladies working here really made this place special. If you are looking for something, they will help you find it. They also told us that they are putting new items on the floor every day. There was also a large assortment of designer pieces, such as Chanel and Louis Vuitton. This store is definitely more catered toward people that can afford to live/vacation in the Hamptons, not a college student who happened to wander in. But if that's you, this place is a must-go.

Brought in an item I purchased at the store to be resold as consignment and owner claimed I did not…read morepurchase there. Basically said I was not being truthful. As an owner especially, you should not treat a customer in this manner, ever. Do not waste or bother going to this place.

Great place. Great selection. Perfect for holidays. Good quality and very nice serviceread more

I needed to setup my skateboard but there was no where close enough, so I gave this place a try,…read moreand now I have a built board

Catwalk Couture and Cathy are LIFE. She has a way of making…read moreyou feel like you're right at home. During one of the most difficult times in my life--navigating my breast cancer journey--Cathy and her store became a source of peace and healing. She didn't just welcome me as a customer; she welcomed me as a sister. Our conversations helped me open up--not just as a woman, but as a speaker and someone longing to build deeper community. Cathy leads with love, compassion, and a spirit of sisterhood that transcends race, gender, and background. I've witnessed it, and I've experienced it firsthand. Since discovering Catwalk Couture, I've stopped shopping at major department stores. Instead, I make the conscious choice to support businesses and people like Cathy--authentic, gifted, and deeply rooted in purpose. I love her not only as a businesswoman, but as a person whose God-given talent continues to bless so many. I pray for continued success and leaving a lasting legacy. I wish she was back in South Florida, but when we speak it's as if she right back where we met.

I wandered in here with a friend who has a very large collection of Chanel clothing, shoes, and…read morebags that she no longer wears. She's thinking of consigning them somewhere. I don't know what the split is here. Probably 40-60% to the store, but we'll find out. There's a great selection of shoes, although a couple of pairs of boots were truly hideous. One wonders not just why they were designed, but why anyone bought them. They are, weirdly, arranged loosely by color instead of by size. This doesn't really make sense to us. The majority of the shoes are in small sizes, alas. There are nice clear stickers noting the sizes, so that's helpful. But you have to look at alllll the shoes to try and find your size. This is slightly annoying. I only found three pairs in my size. There may have been more, but I got tired of looking. The selection of purses is okay. Lots of classics, a few (IMO) passé pieces. The bags seemed to run about $3000 and up for Chanel. Prices seemed high ($500+) for St. John, but good to keep in mind if i decide to consign any of mine. Chanel jackets were around $3000 and up. There's also a fair amount of costume jewelry and scarves. You could easily find a complete outfit here, depending on your size. There was a gorgeous pair of Christian Louboutins in my size, for $535, but I have enough high heels, sadly. These were a deep green suede. I don't know if photographs were allowed, so i didn't take any.

What a cute, little boutique! Located off of the plaza in Montauk's busy stretch of restaurants and…read moreshops, Next Door was a great find. I hadn't planned on shopping while I was in Montauk, but I had to check out the store after seeing the cute dresses in their window displays. The owner of the store, who I found out is responsible for all the buying, has amazing taste and a great eye for patterns and prints. I'd describe Next Door's look and feel as an eclectic mix of elegant, chic and quirky vacation wear. Think Calypso St. Barth meets Free People. The staff was very intuitive and friendly, leaving me alone when I just wanted to browse and ready to help when I had questions. They even took a dress down from their display for me because it was the only one left in the size I wanted. They're also very knowledgeable about what they have in their shop. When I was paying for the dress I picked out, the manager mentioned that they also carry a dress from the same collection in a different color and cut, and asked if I wanted to see it. The next time I'm in Montauk, I'll definitely be stopping by their shop again.

Super cute boutique , very nice and unique clothes , convenient prices and very friendly staffread more

Everyone there is very kind, helpful and talented. Travis and crew are happy to do small repairs…read moreor more complicated ones, as well as help with designing. And Max, the emotional support doodle is always there to keep you company while you wait.

The old story updated. Brought my watch for repair of a loose dial. They fixed that, but the week…read moreafterward, the watch minute and hour hands froze up a couple times. I returned the watch and they observed the watch for a few days and the problem did not occur, so the watch was returned to me without anything done. The watch hands froze up again twice this week and again I returned to the Southampton store for the same problem. The store people told me they were going to watch the watch to see if there was a problem. I have photos of the frozen watch hands but that was not enough to convince them! Then they said they would send it out again and get me an estimate for the repair, at my cost!! I have always had this watch repaired at Southampton's London Jewelers without any quality issues, but at the time I sought out help from Corwin's, my "go to" place was closed. One star for Corwin for terrible customer service, and waste of my time over multiple trips there. They claim the intervention to fix the dial had nothing at all to do with the hands freezing the week after their repair man fiddled with the piece. I simply to not accept this failure to make things right and will never use nor recommend doing business with Corwin again. One hour later addendum: Corwin messaged me to let me know that my initial payment of $85 is going to be refunded to me. Note that I was repeatedly clear about the watch intermittently stopped and gets going when I reset the hands. At no time did Corwin tell me that they would pay for the added repair costs. I did get quite angry with the staff due to the frustration over how my concerns were addressed, and I apologize. Update: Corwin's did refund me and I put up with the watch that continued to repeatedly stop. I brought it today September 25, 2025, into Southampton's London Jewelers for that same problem. Their expert took it and opened it up immediately and said the problem was probably from a loose battery not being secured properly by a plate. He explained that he observed the battery to be loose when it was supposed to be held snugly in place. He said the battery was fine and that there was no need to send it out for repair. Not only did I appreciate the friendly and helpful London Jewelers staff, the location has incredibly delicious quality chocolate cookies and other treats (free) while you wait. Finally, the watch was returned to my wrist with the time reset and I was wished well and WAS NOT CHARGED. Now that is perfect customer service! Unfortunately that initial trip to Corwin's long ago, was on a day London Jewelers, my usual go-to-place, was closed.