Jason Tiodor was amazing. I went to have my watched, that was purchased at Macy's, sized and he was…read morekind, positive, helpful, and a pleasure to talk to. He discussed a potential extended warranty, but didn't overdo it, but just a complete professional. Macy's is lucky to have such an asset.

Maybe retail workers are just 'over' dealing with holiday shoppers. We don't often shop Macy's and…read moreour search for a gift of men's flannel pajama set lead us here. We aren't familiar with the store layout and were talking amongst ourselves as to where men's pajamas could be. An employee who was close enough to hear us made a bee-line away being sure not to make eye contact. Once we found the department, we are talking to each other about where the flannel sets may be located. A second employee followed the example of our previous encounter. We did find what we wanted. No prices are listed nearby or on the garments. Now to find a cashier. We walk around looking. None of the customer service desks are manned. We finally find an employee who is able, and willing, to check us out. That was an unpleasant interaction. Our pajamas were sixty dollars and I apparantly am an ignorant human according to the cashier for not agreeing with their opinions. Brilliant.

Jim was great. I am having some photographs taken tomorrow and I needed some nice shirts last…read moreminute. Yesterday I went to Kohl's, JCPenney, TJ Maxx, and I could not find a single thing that looks good or was in my size. I was starting to freak out since I need this for tomorrow and was running out of options. I found blueprint5 on yelp and gave him a call. He was super helpful, asked me what I was looking for, etc. Upon entering I was greeted by his dog blue. What an awesome dog! So we are off to a great start. These are not off the rack regular dress shirts. They are made in Italy and he designs them, chooses the fabric, etc. and they are great quality. Was this way more than I wanted to spend on a few shirts? Yes. But considering I have not invested in any wardrobe items in a while, it was time. Jim is going to have me looking like a million bucks in my photos tomorrow. I will definitely be back. PS they offer free alterations for anything you purchase which is great. Tony the tailor was not there so I was not able to get my shirts pressed. But it's nice to know if I need any alterations that they will be done in a high-quality, and best of all free, manner.

Wonderful place to go. I went in here to have a suit made for my wedding and Jim was awesome…read more Helping this novice from making himself look like a fool on the day of his wedding. Small, personal, and relaxing. The selections are vast. You want to look like a clown? Jim can make it happen. You want to look like a million bucks? Jim can make it happen. You just want a nice outfit for a nice occasion? Jim can make that happen too. You want anything to make you look good that involves men's ware? Jim and Tony are the men to see. Updated: After getting married on June 25th, on a beautiful day in Monterey California, I have decided to update my review. Everything I said before still applies, but I can't believe how comfortable the suit was to wear on the day of my wedding. It was 72 degrees and sunny and I never felt hot or uncomfortable. The fabric was amazingly soft and light. BluePrint5 did an amazing job and made me feel elegant and awesome on the day of my wedding.

Everyone at the store is really nice specially Donna she's amazing, they are all great workers…read more They don't have enough people working at the register but they try and do what they can to help the customers asap. Thank you for all you do.

Eh, the new checkout line is horrible. They have about 2 employees ringing and then all these self…read morecheckout machines. Most people don't know how to use them, and then if you need to make a return you're waiting in line forever with the people making purchases, so it's a mess. Usually this store has stuff literally all over the place, it used to be so clean but now there's just stuff always in the isles- between the carriages and you moving around others can become like real like Mario-cart. I feel like I seldom find good deals unless if it's in the clearance section. The clearance section and added coupons you can find some deals, but even that selection is scarce and it's catered to just like crop tops, belly shirts and shorts most of the time. Regular prices items are really high, but I believe they do this so the coupons make it appear you're getting a great deal, which seldom do you. The associates act like you don't exist. And pretty much don't acknowledge you at all. I do like that they have an Amazon drop off in the store though. Those employees are nice, and it's very quick when all I have to do is return something that I didn't need or like from Amazon. Otherwise I'm not shopping in here, Kohls has changed so much, and I don't like it anymore.

Not a great selection of clothing, any more and prices are no longer reasonable. Did. It see…read moreanything really on sale.

Not bad. Friendly clerk, and decent prices. Nothing out-worldly but picked up a couple sweaters…read morenow that we're in that time of year. Can't say this would be a regular stop for me, but if I'm cruising the mall I'd probably stop in. Inside seemed clean and not as drab as some other areas of the mall.

A little pricey but excellent overall. We are biased because our son looked pretty darn good. For a…read morefirst time wearer, the staff were patient and had good advice! We'd recommend them for prom or other fancy event !

Both my sons were in a wedding. The staff did not give us confidence during our first fitting and…read morewhen went for our second fitting the measurements were drastically off. We were told there would be an email sent when the tuxes arrived, but that never happened. When we picked up the tuxes, the sales associate handed them to me and said enjoy the rest of your day and didn't offer for the boys to try them on. I asked for them to try the tuxes on there and was I thankful I did that. One of my sons pants were about 6 inches too short. The pants only had 4 inches to give. So after spending hundreds of dollars on 2 wedding tux rentals, I was told not to worry, that it will be less noticeable with black socks? And that the "new look is a shorter, ankle one" and the sales assoc pointed to his skinny tapered ankle khakis. I told him I don't know much about Mens clothing, but I don't think there's a comparison to skinny pants and a tuxedo pant. They did the best they could with the pants but they were still obviously short. My others sons vest was huge, and the tie came way below the vest. The sales associate said it was fine and to just tighten the vest and make sure the tie was tucked in for photos. When the vest was tight, it created a huge bulge in the chest and back. It truly looked horrible. I asked him if there were any options. He said he could get a vest and smaller tie overnighted. The wedding was the next day. I asked if it could be delivered to a personal address since we had planned on leaving early for some family events. The only place they said it could be delivered was the store and that someone would call me as soon as it arrived. So we had to skip the family brunch in the morning. No one ever called. And when I called to check, they were in. When I went to the tuxedo shop in the store the sales associates were with other customers. I waited about 20 min with no eye contact or a word from anyone. I went downstairs and the only gentleman who seemed to care about the customers understood the situation, ran upstairs to get the items and quickly gave them to me. I have to say with the cost of the rentals, the time spent there and 4 trips, I would not recommend this store. I do not know why it would be difficult to obtain simple measurements, something that we learn in grade school. The staff acts entitled but with the level of incompetence I don't know how they can behave in such a way

Geared towards a younger, athletic, workout bunch of…read morepeople. Interesting to look around.

I will say that this place is very organized for a thrift store. They have everything lined up by…read moresizes, even the shoes. They have a wide variety of clothing, shoes and accessories. However, they do not have much in sizes XL & up. It is mostly size large and under. However, I was still able to find a few good deals, but I must say the cleanliness & organization of the store is a little deceiving. The prices of the used clothing is still very high for the conditions of some of the stuff.. alot of the items you can tell are worn with lint balls but are still being sold for $12. I have gotten free stuff in better condition than alot of stuff here. The shoes, I wouldn't even touch them, they are all very worn, should be up for donation, not for sale. Like I said I was able to find 5 reasonable items. The coach wristlet for $18, a juicy couture purse with the tag still on for $16 and my daughter got 3 nice clothing items for $13, which was great. Maybe I will return here in the future to browse, but it is more for smaller woman (did not see alot of bigger men items either).

I was there on a Saturday afternoon, and was able to find someone right away. Just walked up to…read morehim as he folded shirts, told him what I needed, and he took a couple measurements and showed me some options. After trying a few on, some other folks came in, delivered the ol' "funeral" to the question "what brings you in?". Anyway, the young man said to me "you know your size, so do you want to browse while I help these guys"? Really down to earth, you know? After about 20 minutes and a few questions, I picked my coat. The whole process was easy, and I really liked the sales approach - not too pushy, but not AWOL like at Macy's!

Well to start they gave me the wrong suit. I gave them the number for the grooms wedding and showed…read morethem pictures of what I needed and somehow they still got it wrong. Then a day before the wedding when I try to get the correct suit their employees were incredibly rude. One of them had to switch off on the phone because they were getting frustrated and kept being rude. Once the call was over and everything was set my girlfriend went in to grab the suit and dealt with even more rudeness. I can confidently say after this wedding I will never go to this men's warehouse again. Or any for that matter. It is highly unacceptable for their staff to be so rude when they messed up. I don't know what type of people they hire there but intelligent and respectful is not what they look for apparently. $300 wasted.

Small store in the Warwick Mall filled with RI memorabilia. These items would make nice gifts for…read moresomeone who has moved away and misses all things RI or souvenirs for travelers. T-shirts galore, ornaments, stickers, soaps, games. Drop in and get yourself a Benny's shirt. You know you want to.

This is the One stop shop for all things Rhode Island with over 300 products !…read more The story about this small business started in 1981, when at the age of just 21 years old, Gary Bliss Garabedian was touring Faneuil Hall marketplace in Boston when he couldn't help notice a retail area called the Bull Market. This retail area consisted of wooden push-carts that were used to retail various products. He became curious on why pushcarts were not in the center aisle of shopping malls. Gary quickly convinced his parents and grandfather to loan him $2,600 to buy a beautiful oak pushcart and the cart was placed in the center of Warwick mall. Selling from a shoe box - cash register, the initial products on the cart in October of '81 were printed shoelaces (a hot fad) and Rubik's Cubes. The cart became an instant hit, and as the story goes, the pushcart would soon roll into other malls throughout new England . Throughout the years the push-cart concept of retailing was replaced by a large kiosk in Warwick Mall and even a few stores called land of aahs. Additionally, Aah La Cart had other specialty retail concepts under its umbrella Al C sports (which was very successful with retailing NE Patriots Super Bowl merchandise), the tremendously successful RI Costume (Halloween retail store) and various pop up shops like the holiday season 2017 - go games - calendars. Between 2010 and today it has found its niche by focusing exclusively on pop-up shops. The future of the company will be with both pop-up shops and a new e-commerce platform. Currently, due to the demand in e-commerce sales, Aah la cart is embarking on a new online sales division titled WhereIsRI.com ... where you can find fun and humorous Rhode Island themed t-shirts and so much more!....this particular store is the brick and mortar front of the business and they do have a lot of stuff that will scream Rhode Island ! Anywhere in the world you take it or wear it....