Whether you are looking for a business suit, dress or something casual, this store has it for you!…read moreThey are always adding new styles every week, the staff is very nice and they even have a Petites "shop" in the store. Their clearance section has a lot to choose from at really good prices and their outlet prices are really and truly outlet prices, not a gimmick. Their rewards program is also great if you join it. Get your clothing shopping going here!

This is one of my favorite outlet stores in Maine. They have…read morea good sized assortment of clothing that is marked down to very reasonable prices. The last time I was in there I looked around for a while and saw three beautiful tops so I went ahead and tried them on. I was only going to take one of them since I was planning on going to a few other outlet stores in the area and did not want to spend all of my money in one place. They were all so nice that it was hard to pick but I thought about what I had at home for bottoms and accessories to go with the tops and finally I decided on a winner. The store was neatly organized and it was fun to browse what they had in stock. The signage on the clothing displays clearly showed any discounts available on the items. The sales floor and fitting rooms were spotless and I could tell that the store is well taken care of by the employees. The clerk at the cashier station was pleasant to deal with and I was satisfied with the service that I received. I will make it a point to come back to this store the next time I am in Maine doing some outlet shopping.

I have a confession to make: I am an adult woman, and I hate clothes shopping. I hate it. Whenever…read moreI go to department stores or big box stores or frankly 90% of stores that claim to sell women's clothing, I'm disappointed. I'm a big girl--not so much "wide" big (although I could stand to lose some weight), but Russian peasant "built like a brick shithouse" big. Hence, I've learned to associate clothes shopping with disappointment. Even if someone does have clothing in my size, even if we're talking the more expensive stores, most women's clothing is designed with a skinny 15-year-old girl with a delicate frame in mind. When they size that crap up, yeah, it fits me, but I come out of the dressing room looking like Scott Bakula in Quantum Leap, when he lands in the body of some poor schmuck with a pair of tits. Or worse--the designers know that particular frock's not going to cut a good shape on a girl who actually resembles the national average, so they add ruffles or pink leopard print or not-particularly-well-thought-out decorative buttons. Hazel Boutique quite literally changed my mindset about clothes shopping. Here's why: The styles are classically stylish AND they work for someone my age (late 20s). And the stuff they carry fits me, how I carry myself, and how I see myself. They have shirts with roomy shoulders that still remind folks that you're not a lumberjack. They have dresses that are roomy on the bottom and say "Hey, check out this girl's awesome childbearing hips!" rather than the usual "OMG, let's pretend these hips don't exist, and maybe we can pass for normal." The clothing is decorated in its construction more than with baubles added on to dazzle. And it's designed with an eye toward showcasing your figure rather than using you as a vehicle for whatever fashion trend some twit in NYC thinks is the latest and greatest. Yes, it's expensive. But I actually wear the nice clothes I get there. And I enjoy wearing them.

Just everything. From their wish lists, to their selection. Never really looking for anything…read moreand always find plenty. Terrific customer service makes it extra special.

I stopped into this boutique during an evening stroll and unfortunately had a really uncomfortable…read moreexperience. I had my baby with me in a carrier, and from the moment I walked in, I felt like I was being closely watched. While I was in the dressing room trying on clothes, I was talking softly to my baby to comfort her. The employee stood right outside the dressing room and was giggling at what I was saying, which made it very clear she was listening and hovering nearby. Instead of feeling like a customer, I felt like I was being monitored, as if there was concern I might steal something. And then as I came out of the fitting room and let her know I didn't find anything and thanked her, she went straight into the room, I have no doubt to make sure I didn't steal anything. As a mom just trying to shop with her baby, this felt really discouraging and unwelcoming. I left feeling uncomfortable and out of place. I hope the boutique can work on creating a more inclusive and respectful environment for all customers.

A friend and I went into Pretty Little Things today 3/11/23 around 1:30pm and were met with a rude…read moreemployee that rushed us out of the store. When trying things on she urged us to be careful with the dresses as if saying they wouldn't fit and then allowed absolutely no kind customer service to shine through in our interaction. While we could hear her interactions with other customers as sub par customer service, we were disappointed by how she acted towards us considering we are frequent customers. This was a very unfriendly experience and environment and I hope nobody else has an interaction like that!

I've always appreciated the idea of the Kittery Outlets, but the actual shopping experience has…read morebecome increasingly inconvenient. One of the biggest frustrations is the layout: instead of being able to stroll from store to store, you constantly have to get in and out of your car and drive from one shopping center to another. It really takes away from the enjoyment of outlet shopping and makes the whole day feel more like running errands than browsing. Another downside is the taxes. Whatever savings you think you're getting from outlet pricing quickly shrink once you see what you're paying in tax. It feels like a big chunk of the "discount" disappears at the register, which defeats the purpose of going to an outlet in the first place. Lastly, the number of vacant stores is hard to ignore. Whole sections look empty, and it gives the area a run-down feel. It also limits your options and makes the trip less worthwhile if the stores you came for simply aren't there anymore. Overall, the Kittery Outlets had potential, but the inconvenient layout, high taxes, and increasing number of vacant storefronts makes the experience far less appealing than it used to be.

Lots of popular stores, tons of parking, lots of discounted items, benches for sitting outside…read morestores. There's even a children's play center that you pay for the day and you and your kid can come and go to take a break from shopping. There are multiple strip malls divided along a busy road but that's probably the only downside. My favorite feature? An actually very well set up nursing room (as in breastfeeding). Right next to the bathrooms but tucked further back down the hall so no one is walking by, window with darkened glass, a blind you can pull down, a LOCK on the door, comfortable seating, a TV and a changing table! I've been in a few of these nursing rooms since having my kids and this is the only one that I feel like actually provides what I need! So much credit to whoever set this up!

Staff on phone seemed to be annoyed/indifferent. Not the most gracious. I was here a few years ago…read moreand did find a couple nice things.

Clothes are good. Deals are good. Staff is moderately helpful/friendly. But for the prices, I…read moreexpect the dressing rooms to be a bit better than say a target dressing room. But alas they were not. The dressing rooms looked like they hadn't been swept/vacuumed in months and it was just kind of gross to be trying on clothes in there.

I'll start by saying the store was clean and fairly organized. I can't give it more than one star…read morethough because the fitting g room staff was the rudest I've encountered.

I'll start with the positive - you can get really good deals here…read more The weekend that we went shopping here, we got 6 items for $115. 3 pairs of pants and 3 polo shirts - really good deal. However, I have a hard time shopping in a place where you can't get help if you need it. It also is a turn off if the fitting room floors are dusty (hard wood floors). So, if they could clean up the store bit and maybe smile when you walk in, I could give them an extra star.

Lululemon outlet in Kittery, ME was one of the first outlet locations I visited and I remember the…read moredeals were amazing back then haha. It's located on Route 1, so pretty straight shot if you're coming from MA and there's lots of stores & yummy restaurants nearby. I usually find a lot of goodies whenever I go to the lululemon outlet stores but didn't end up finding anything here the day I visited. Pretty small store & has less inventory compared to other outlet stores... similar size to a smaller pop up store location.

Not the best variety of items at this store, they probably just don't get allocated them as much as…read moreother locations. We didn't find deals like back home at our local lulu. Mens section is in the back but it's almost nonexistent. The staff was busy organizing and rehanging items people try on. Overall it was a bit chaotic but the selection wasn't great on this trip. Will pop in again to see if we can hit next time around but compared to the many other locations we frequent, it's alright.

Soooooo cute, seating available for those with shoppers. Spent about 15-mins here. Great sales,…read moreand modern up to date items for women of all ages. Soooooo many dresses!!!!!!!! Love love- the gal working was not pushy, very helpful, and caring. Wants you to be happy, not just making a sale. 2- changing rooms with large mirrors, Highly recommend while you're in the area.

Love this cute store in Downtown Portsmouth! A must go to as a local, or even a visitor to our…read morespecial town. Great selection of clothing, great prices,A must visit.

Great customer service! Friendly staff!…read moreAmazing deals!! Coupons and discounts!! I am extremely happy with my purchase and experience!

This is one of my must stops when I am in Kittery. This is…read morean outlet store, and I can snag some sweet deals on sexy underwear and fun going out clothes. One downfall is that most of the popular sizes seem to run out first. Service is friendly and stellar and the staff very helpful.

Stopped in yesterday on my back to Boston from Ogunquit. What a wonderful shop! Large inventory…read moreof items including high end and moderately priced items. What caught my eye was the more "dressy" items that you normally don't see in a resort town shop mixed in with the more casual and "beach" clothing. This shop holds an amazing collection of clothes, accessories and gift items. The staff could not be more friendly or less intrusive! They are extremely welcoming and helpful.

Another year, another update. On vacation again, doing laundry again, and needed to spend the "dry…read moretime" so walked next door to Daisy Jane's. Still an aesthetically pleasing place to browse, and they have a select quantity of beautiful clothing, shoes, and accessories. So many lovely, quality items! This year I bought two ample-sized shawl/wrap/scarves (Daisy big wrap) for when it eventually gets cold (it was in the 80s the day I bought them, but I know winter is a-comin'). They are incredibly soft, and come in the most gorgeous colors (I bought one in a deep plum color, and another in a rich teal. I hate winter, but I will be prepared to keep warm in style. The wraps were just $24, and I already know I'll be getting many compliments when I wear these. I also bought a light, airy poncho that can be worn several ways. I bought one here last year--in indigo--and I wear it over solid-colored basics. I never fail to get compliments on it (and it adds just the right amount of light warmth and coverage, as well as a pop of color--sorry, I normally stay away from using overplayed terms like that, but it fits). It's the Van Klee poncho, just $22, and I got one in fuschia. I fell in lust with some of their fabulous jewelry but had to get back to my laundry. I think I'll be back before heading home on the weekend. As noted in my previous review, the ladies working in the shop were friendly and helpful, but not right on top of me as I shopped (thank you, thank you). This is my favorite shop in York.