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Best quality, personal attention and styling, delightful staff. Sandra Dollard has managed to…read morebring back a definitive style for women of all ages. I highly recommend.

Love Atelier OM! A huge fan. Love how it's sustainably and responsibly made using natural dyes and…read morehand-spun fabrics. The cotton is so soft and feels so nice on the skin. I also like how each piece is truly unique and timeless - opposite of fast fashion. I own OM for every occasion - for work and play - and I get so many compliments every time I wear it

From the owner: Eco Ethical Handspun Handwoven natural fibres . ALL Cruelty free in natural dyes hand printed:…read moreresponsible fabrics by the meter, timeless fashion in ltd editions, luxury home goods, handmade artisanal jewelry, au currant art & ceramics.

Beautiful spot in The Berkshires. Unobstructed mountain views in every direction from the stores…read more Worth a stop just off the turnpike in Lee, MA.

I took a short road trip to Lee Premium outlets. On a weekday, it was on the quiet side right after…read morethe holiday. I haven't been here in a while so I decided to check it out as I was looking for a few summer tops. I went into Ann Taylor Loft, Polo Ralph Lauren, Coach and Banana Republic outlet. At Banana Republic, they were helpful in finding my size when I didn't see it available on the shelf. I spent a few pleasant hours just browsing the stores at my leisure.

Beautiful thrift store. So many high-quality items. The clothes are clean, ironed, And well…read moreorganized. Staff is very friendly. I happen to hit their end of summer sale. Everything was priced at two dollars Banana Republic, Talbots, Ralph Lauren. Some were even new with tags... All their merch looked new.

This boutique is well laid out, and the displays are attractive and outstanding. I felt like the…read moreclothes I was donating would be treated we'll and put to good use.

Excellent vintage Japanese designer pieces, and super friendly service!…read more I stumbled across the women's pop-up in Face Stockholm. The owner gave me a heads up about the new men's location at 610 Warren -- she also gave killer recommendations for places to eat in the area. The men's location was a blast to browse. A small but well-curated selection of CDG, Yohji, Issey Miyake, Gucci -- and even newer stuff from Noah. The owner there (they're a husband-wife duo) was super charming and friendly. Highly recommended for any menswear / streetwear / vintage fashion heads!

Fun shop with lots to see. Pillows, purses, shoes, home decor and some vintage. Great little…read morefluffy mascot. Stays open later than some. There are pieces from great designers that aren't famous (yet). Shop staff is very helpful.

I just saw they are permanently closed. But if they are still still in business, I stand by my…read morereview: Welcoming beautiful boutique with high end items and cute cards. Nice sales team, Items are pricey, but it's in the center of Stockbridge. There's a sales selection and sometimes you can find something for a sweet price.

Absolute jewel of a store! The owner selects high quality, fun, funky clothes that are unique and…read moreclassic... I think half of my wardrobe comes from here! They have great accessories and jewelry too. The birthday cards are just awesome. If you're looking for a funny, unique card for that special someone, this is the place to go.

Stumbled into Marcus Blaque following a visit to the Troy river front farmer's market, and my…read morefriends and I were astonished by the scope and sophistication of Blaque's offering. When you discover that he started out in tailoring followed by 20 years at Barney's NY, the whole scene makes sense. I tend toward classic styling and my friends were a little trendier - we were all happy. Broad price range on clothing, shoes, bags, jewelry and accessories. Marcus looks for style, great quality and excellent value. I bought a jacket with more tailoring than $200 bucks should have delivered, and I got some great fitting jeans for $70 that have been my go-to all Winter. Shirting tends to be on the higher side with top notch brands like Equipment (wonderful silk fabrics) and Maison Scotch (Scotch and Soda). One friend got a slick wool and mohair blend coat in a fabulous blue and another picked up a groovy floral dress. Marcus Blaque and his men's store Britches of Troy on River Street are an asset to the Troy community, and you should definitely check it out. Knowledgeable staff if Marcus isn't around.

I went to the Halfmoon store. Julie is fantastic! I felt so comfortable and tried on numerous…read morepieces of clothes. Julie helped with everything from sizes to alterations! I have been back numerous times and loved everything I have purchased! My go to clothing shop from now on. I can't say enough about Julie, truly a gem!

Today I decided to join a coworker for a walk around downtown Albany. During our adventures, we…read morestumbled upon a very cute, hole-in-a-wall Thrift Shop called Vandys. Upon entry we were immediately greeted by the worker sitting behind the desk. We said our pleasantries and the fun immediately began. The shop had a nice selection of items, from men's/women's/kids clothing nick nacks to dresses for a night out. Prices ranged from $5 through $35. There was a few items that I was so tempted to buy but had to decline at the last minute. My coworker purchased several items... a few of which was brand spanking new. She was totally excited. The check out process was quick and simple. When I return, I will be the one doing the shopping. I cannot wait!

Love the owner. Love the selection. Sometimes the price on generic thing though is insane because…read moreof the general pricing system they use. I'm not complaining tho I just got an armani jacket for $36.5 and a pair of vintage Abercrombie jeans for $27

What can I say, I like to be fancy sometimes, and this Capital Region boutique always has exactly…read morewhat I'm looking for, even before I know what it is I'm looking for, ya know what I mean? This shop offers an entirely different shopping experience than we're used to in the Capital Region. Instead of rummaging through the racks at the big box or off-price stores, shopping at Fancy Schmancy is like the Cadillac of shopping experiences: pretty much one-stop shopping for all your fancy outfit needs, with attentive and sweet sales associates helping you find what you're looking for, minus the crowds and the parking and the other headaches that come with shopping at places like the mall. Fancy Schmancy is popular on the high school prom circuit (and rightfully so!); however, this shop is so much more than prom dresses and ball gowns - it's one of my favorite places to shop when I'm looking for something a little fancier than usual, so if/when you need something for a special occasion, you should definitely give this place a try! From black tie weddings to causal holiday parties, and I've always felt like a million bucks while wearing anything I've ever purchased from this shop, like the perfect cocktail dresses for my sister's December rehearsal dinner and black tie wedding in July, or a long tweed vest with a faux fur trimmed collar and pockets outlined with a uniform row of pearls and silver beads for a casual holiday party, I've found the perfect threads to wear for any occasion. And it's not just the clothes, either. Fancy Schmancy has a beautiful display and selection of jewelry/costume jewelry to accessorize with, not to mention trendy hair pieces, like top knot and Renaissance style headbands, sparkly bobby pins, and the latest craze: jumbo flip clips. I actually picked up a pair of jumbo flip clips adorned in pearls to wear to the holiday party with the faux fur vest (I was getting a blow out so why not be extra fancy, right?) and what started an impulse buy at the register turned into my new favorite hair accessory! They have a really fun social media feed (@fancyschmancycouture) and true story: one time last summer I raced over there after I saw a really cool newspaper print jumper in their Instagram Stories, because it was the perfect outfit to wear to an event I had that weekend. So if anyone doubts the power of social media, I'm a good case study. They have a good price point overall - some things can be a little on the higher end (the fancier cocktail dresses and pieces in that department), but their casual wear is pretty reasonable, and it's definitely boutique quality and selection over the mass produced stuff you see on the racks virtually everywhere else. Social media is a great way to keep up with their inventory and, more importantly, sales! In fact, right now until the end of the year (literally one more day) they're offering 40% off casual wear, so I'm tempted to pop in to see what last minute deals of 2019 I can snag! If you're still looking for a NYE outfit, I highly suggest you save yourself the headache and aggravation of rummaging through the racks at the mall and give this boutique a try - you might be surprised! I know I was.

the owner Suzanne was fabulous and so easy to work with. the girls were helpful and very friendly!…read moreIt was a great experienc.

Yamar is amazing! He completely revitalized three wooden nesting tables as a gift for my mom, and…read moredid a custom engraving of a sentimental photo. He is professional, friendly, and talented af! His other merchandise is super cool too. I also purchased a neat Taino engraved mason jar piggy bank for only $10! His prices are more than reasonable and he overall has a wonderful, unique shop!

From the owner: Custom wood working, Engraving, 3d printing and recycling wooded goods.read more