Trying to get in touch with the store because they were closed yesterday(6/10/2026) when the…read morewedding party went to get their suits. Sign in the window said A/C was down. We need the suits for a wedding tomorrow afternoon! I noticed men's warehouse is responsive on here so I figured maybe I could reach someone this way.

Don't bother buying anything from here if they don't have your exact size on the rack in store. Had…read moreto order a jacket from them because although they had the suit pants, they didn't have my size in store. After being lied to about when the jacket would be in, the supposed 2 weeks I had before my even were whittled down to only 4 days by the time the jacket came in. Then when I came to pick it up, it was damaged and they supposedly "overnighted" the same jacket from another location, however it took another two days to come in. Day before my event now, still no call about the jacket coming in so I called again and no one can find it, so as I'm about to get another suit at another store, they call and have supposedly found it, so I drive 45 minutes to Holyoke to pick it up only to be told they again could not find it when I arrived. Finally after 15 minutes a manager located the jacket in the back, but after all the trouble they only gave me a plastic bag for the jacket on a downpouring day even after purchasing a $500 suit because they had supposedly run out of suit bags. Absolutely will not be back as the communication and lack of professionalism was very disappointing.

When my family went into the store to look for some clothing for a family member, we were…read moreimmediately approached by a sales associate. They asked us what we were looking for and we informed him we were just looking around. He told us there is nothing for us here and we needed to leave. We asked him what he meant by that and he told us they didnt have anything that would fit us here and we needed to leave. With my young child with us, we apologized and left but we never expected to be shamed for not being a certain body type to shop at a store. We were there to shop for a family member that found clothing that fit him at this store but by how we were treated and shamed, we are never going back.

I love this store and the crew! Naldi is awesome helping you put the pieces together (suits or…read morecasual), everyone is down to earth, and customer service is on point. No one is pushy and I love my name brands. So having a place to shop with the brands I like and in my size! That's the place to be. Coupons by rewards works out great! Use them wisely with gift certificates they send because of rewards card! I've been shopping there for almost 5 years. I'm true to the crew.

Very organized store, from mens suits to active wear to shoes and the same for women. All very…read moremuch neat and clean looking. Prices were reasonable. I was impressed with the organization they had and the availability of various sizes. Which I will say were also very organized.

OK, I came shopping here one time. They sell a lot of cozy socks for people who like to jam their…read morestinky-winky feet into sum soft sole cradlers. They also sell eclectic home gadgets and meaningless doodads like: ashtrays, sheer curtains + Hydro Flasks. Gulp! If you are fashionable, you could probably shop here, Bob. Do you like baggy corduroy pants with 40"-wide leg openings, Bob? If so, they sell 'em at Urban Outfitters. Jump into da corduroys, Bobby! Go! Go! go.  Pricing was fairly high for...well, everything in the store. Yes, most transactions at this store require a 50 dollar bill or larger. (But not all things, Harriet. For instance; one Mitchell & Ness MLB Los Angeles Dodgers Logo Dad Hat is only $35, before taxation.) The staff was staffing and such. Like, I saw them around -- but idk if they were in the mood to chat + mix n mingle. The store also sells kewl things that are kewl n retro -- like a Dr. Dre record. Dre used to really crank out the hits, eh? Urbies was a neat stop to enjoy! Shop here for fashion needs + non-fashion needs (disco balls, etc.). Hope u had a gud vday.

I'm a little surprised that Northampton allows Urban Outfitters, the big bad chain store, to stick…read morearound right in the middle of town. Urban Outfitters is an eclectic mix of merchandise though. It suits this town. Big nice location in what I think is an old bank or government building? Right in the middle of town. Who doesn't love Urban Outfitters even though I'm getting a little old for it!

This is my all-time favorite store! Thank God they have stylish clothes for the woman who is a size…read more14 or over. My very tiny adult daughter absolutely loves all of my clothes and says that she wishes they carried regular sizes, lol. Sometimes their styles are a little bit off for the most part though I absolutely love everything and I'm addicted to this store

I came into this store to get a shoehorn to replace the one I had given to my grandson who hates to…read moreuntie his sneakers. I was helped by Victoria who was wonderful. She also gave me advice on good sneakers for walking. I highly recommend this store for service

This can be a hit or miss type of store but when you hit it it can be a very good deal. Recently, I…read morepurchased a pair of Merrell shoes which were on sale and had been marked down $10.00. I also had a $10.00 off store coupon, thus a good deal became an even better deal for that particular brand. It is always to your benefit to give DSW a perusal, you too might find your dream shoe.

If the TJX chain of stores had children they would be called TJ Maxx, Homegoods, and Marshalls…read more To the untrained eye you might not see the difference, but in reality there is. Let's investigate. TJ Maxx, would be the Harvard college grad, driving an Audi, and living in Longmeadow. Portraying happiness, but in reality is struggling with depression, divorce, and an addiction to Xanax. Homegoods, would be the hipster, liberal, eccentric child that drives an old Subaru covered with stickers. Hangs out in Northampton, and is struggling with a marijuana addiction. Currently 2 years into their freshman year at Amherst College. Marshalls, The redheaded stepchild of the bunch. Endured constant abuse from the other siblings. Makes a living selling Avon and enjoys a chaotic life of constantly revolving shitty apartments, and bad luck. Drives a Honda Civic with one red door and a permanent donut, but is the happiest of the bunch. I hope this gives you an accurate depiction of the TJX family of stores from the only way I could think of.

TJMaxx! My daughter and I were sooooo happy to see one "Coming Soon" to the Holyoke Mall area. We…read morewere excited that we didn't have to drive to Westfield, West Springfield, or Amherst to get our TJMaxx shopping in. Opening day, we were there. As we wandered around, we felt something distinctly different from those Maxx's that we knew. Something was just off. The merchandise was either not properly displayed or it just was not as tempting as that at the other stores. I had a mission: a stylish, black, leather bag. I found nothing I liked. We shuffled along, looking at shoes, clothing, sleepwear. Nothing appealed to us. We figure the things one sells, the others sell, but for some reason, on this particular day, we didn't seem to connect. THEN, I saw a pair of black leather boots, Franco Sarto, for which I had long ago given up the search. They were there, and they were in my size,and they had only the one pair. I grabbed them, tried them on, and was thrilled to find a good fit. I would have happily paid full price ($125) had I ever found them during my original search (I had seen them at a high-end store, but not in my size). These were priced at $89. I walked out happy. My daughter, a lover of snacks, found several bags of goodies that she liked, so she did, too. I have since gone back three or four times, but am now convinced that, for some reason, it just isn't as great as the others. So we still make the longer drive when we need a Maxx run. Still, these boots! So happy to have these boots.