you know- I phoned in to discuss what I had in the way of used clothing- for possible Sale- that i…read morewill never fit into again. The gent that answered- was great, very patient- personable, he heard my story- what else you got? what size suits- etc. no rush, no hassle very polite. They had sufficient stock at the time- so maybe some other time when i visit Mass. ave. we can make a trade-in- give some gently used mens clothes a new home- This facility with this kind of staff- is surely worth a visit if you are looking to buy- Cannot imagine you NOT being treated with respect- from a Gent. that knows clothing- and it's worth. my evaluation, for your consideration- from an ole Geezer !!!!

Staff was extremely rude to me. Also, be sure to check your suit thoroughly before buying. Got sold…read morea suit with moth holes they wouldn't take back.

One of the last true better mens store left in our area. Great for made to measure garments.read more

Got there and one of the team members was attending to a couple (fair) the other team members were…read morejust around. So we waited in the small shop for about 20 minutes. Eventually one of the other team members finally offered to help. I walked out after realizing that the others could have helped but were just doing nothin.

Worst experience ever ! A tall man there handle me a coat looks used so I complained then he…read morestarted to insult me & my wife as poor people. Such an stupid business to hire these calibers

Online order never arrived. Order tracker does not function - at all. Moreover, I was charged…read more$15.00 for shipping for an order that should have free; the order was over $99.00.

We went to the official Havard Coop store, they did not have Baseball Team caps. Their caps were…read more$34.99 each. We went to J August and they had baseball caps for $26.99 and a larger selection at fair prices.

I worked for J August recently. The employees are efficient, caring and dedicated. The store…read moresells Harvard memorabilia and stays stocked with a wide variety of products. I recommend this store to anybody interested in Harvard University products.

Great selection of clothing, and I was particularly impressed by the manager Jeanie. She invested…read moretime to ensure I was good with my purchase, and that level of customer service is what we all expect and desire. A shout-out to her.

Great products all at fair prices including ready-made suits and non-iron dress shirts. Greater…read morepeople who are not just knowledgeable but helpful as well. Greatly recommend this establishment indeed!

Stopped in to get a sweater for myself and my daughter. The selection was shockingly great. The…read morecashier was super friendly. While the store is smaller, it was easy to navigate through. If you're in the market for Harvard anything, definitely stop by.

Nice lil school store located on campus , it's small and cozy but plenty busy , cool Harvard merch…read morein the store and workers are friendly despite bring crazy busy

I ordered a pair of Ministry of Supply pants in December and did not receive them until February,…read morewhich already felt like an excessively long wait for a roughly 200‑dollar pair of "business travel" pants. When they arrived, they were wrinkled out of the box and the cut below the knee was oddly baggy and flared. The hems were uneven and the sewing looked amateur, not what I expect at this price point. Although the pants technically "fit," they made me look frumpy below the knee and were not at the level of my usual professional wear. This did not improve with a trip to the dry cleaner and a pressed crease. The marketing that these are business attire you can travel in felt misleading, because the fabric wrinkled easily. The underlying issue was poor construction, not just temporary wrinkling. The most frustrating part was the return policy. By the time the delayed shipment arrived and I had a chance to assess the quality, the purchase was already outside their 30‑day return window, and customer service refused a return. In other words, the shipping delay effectively wiped out my ability to return a clearly unsatisfactory product. Given the combination of slow fulfillment, disappointing quality, and rigid handling of the return window, I would not purchase from Ministry of Supply again and would urge others to be very cautious about the quality and to watch the return timeline closely.

I signed up for phone messaging and I could not remove myself from the text messages, I could not…read moreblock the number, and I emailed their concierge and they said they've removed me from the list but I am still being spammed with their text message. It is unfortunate, it was such a cool company when they first started out. I will not do business with this company.

I've lived in a 15 minute radius of this Gap my whole life and yesterday was my first time ever…read moregoing in. I've walked by 100 times - it's got a prime location in Harvard square - but my friend wanted to look around so I went in with her. This gap is HUGE. Two floors, one of the largest selections of clothes, and one of the larger sale sections I've seen at Gap in a minuteeee. So much denim on the second floor I was like this is epic (the second floor is women's, baby, and GapBody like pajamas). Also, I neeeeeed the tan jean jacket part of the Celtics line.

I meant to write this review a few weeks ago, but I visited this Gap location from out of town and…read morewas impressed to say the least on how visually pleasing the store looked. The layout was organized, cohesive and felt very high end. The store was clean and spacious. The customer service was also amazing. My friend and I had this one nice lady help us, I believe her name was Stephanie. She was so friendly and helpful. She made this shopping experience 11/10. So bummed we don't live closer to this Gap.