We-ell... It's no high school age catalogue shopping experience, lemme tell ya. Prices have…read moregotten steep for some things- $69 for a less than average quality, elastic band, bunchy ends (know what I mean? they help make the bubble sleeves, or the poofy sleeves...) three quarter length sleeve print blouse; $120 for a nice linen short sleeved one that is still a bit too wide for its size (even for linen). Conversely, $29.99 for a great, warm fleece vest as long as you were willing to forgo the LL Bean logo on the breast pocket area. (BTW...? What's up with that? When I asked the sales lady, she said it was their "Value Line that they tried." "But it's so warm," I answered. "Yeah, it's still fabulous." ...hmmm... Speaking of salespeople, they were all over the place. Some were very patient, "I am sure that my Extra Large Tote has pockets," "Uh, none of them have ever been sold with pockets on the inside." "Yes, they have. I'm sure of it. Mine is very old." "Uh, well, that is interesting...I...," "It's vintage, it's from the 70's." "Well, I actually collect them. I have several from the 60's and the 70's and none have pockets, so, sorry," he said, taking the tote from her. (Patient for 2026, I mean). Some were not patient at all, "So, which do you want?" "Uh, I think I like the one that's all white." "Weel, do you want to get it monogrammed?" "Uh, no, I like it like this," "Really? 'Cause, it really looks great. And it only costs ten dollars. And the guy will be here in like ten minutes. And you should do it. Now all you have to do is walk yourself over to the front desk and order it." Wow. I would not have been sold. And in fact, the woman was not. But, I did walk out with a couple of nice canvas bags (one non-traditional one) that I need for secret spy purposes.