I love all things Eileen Fisher and drove here yesterday from the South Shore. I am terrible with directions and it is so easy to get to off exit: veer right off ramp & first right at light into Wayside store complex. The clothes are steeply discounted and I found items marked 2/3 off retail price but still expensive. That said, you get what you pay for: stylish classic staples with modern tweaks that are well-made and last for years. Bonuses: array of sizes, clothes from all seasons, good selection of lines not found in all stores such as Fisher Project, & Line and accessories and shoes only found online, all clothes are SAME as retail and not cheap knockoffs like many "company" stores like Kate Spade and Ann Taylor that carry inferior merchandise made for company stores exclusively. Cons: the clothes are all last years and some from prior years like 2011 and some more popular items have limited size selection like XS. That said, EF is pretty classic so no earth-shattering changes from prior seasons, right? Yesterday, I got a black puffer vest, black puffer jacket, black long sleeve t-shirt, black tank and black silk sequined dress (from 2011 calendar year acc to rep) for a little over $500 after an additional 20% off!! Can't beat that! Re comments that the sales staff are rude, I cannot say that has been my experience. True, they don't trip over themselves to help you or greet you as they do in retail stores. That said, I have always been asked by a sales rep to start a fitting email and also, they have taken my orders on hold when I asked them to to free my arms. These ladies are so much busier than the retail stores given the high volume of customers and if you watch them, it is an endless cycle of setting up fitting rooms, returning clothes to floor from fitting room and ringing up customers. They always give honest feedback in the fitting rooms to customers seeking guidance. Given the sheer volume, they can't give the same undivided attention the retail store does when the help to customer ratio is 4:1. The staff here is pleasant albeit very over worked and perhaps reserved in their approach to customers. Believe me, having shopped at Beacon Hill and Newbury Street, I have had some moments like the scene in Pretty Woman where the sales rep had the attitude "We don't have your size here..!" I have never had that experience at this EF store. It is a great place to snap up bargains! Worth the trip just to load up on the basic EF cotton tanks .Note: personal checks are not accepted; only cash or debit/ credit cards. read more