I'm going to be a dad. I'm also 73% hipster. This store is perfect for clothing our brood, who will…read moreinevitably stake claim to founding the cold brewed formula trend. Mango kale purée from a baby Mason jar, too. From plush field vermin to ironic baby tees, this hole in the brick breathes pre-cool. Hell, even the name is Europunk rebellion, to some extent. And there's an in-house dog! Trendy without pretentiousness, fun loving, and totally hip. Put your kids in this garb once they learn to not wear/eject whatever stains (it's kinda pricey, yo).

Great kids clothing - they carry a lot of appaman ( my fave boys brand) and Hudson. Super trendy…read moreand owner was very sweet. By far best place for kids clothing in Burlington.

I go in this gymboree quite often. All of the girls are very helpful! Jen, the manager is always…read moregreat! Sales are good and if you can't find a size you are looking for, someone will go look in the back for you. Great employees!

Wanted to share how fabulous the Boho Baby space is, the staff is friendly, the options are vast as…read moreclothing options for babies through pre-teen and last year they launched a women's section, so shopping does not have to only be about your kids. I love the ability to consign all my kids outgrown clothing locally and then spend local afterward. They have new items at great values for every season rainsuits, winter gloves, hats, cute shower gifts, sunscreen and my kids favorite is the used book selection. You can spend your money on new or used items and even decide to pull your credit through venmo at any point.

I've been in here 3 times and have been shocked every time with how worn the items are - most…read morethings have pilling, stains, etc. I saw multiple stained/very worn items in the two sizes I was shopping for. The inventory isn't great even though they're often closed to sellers. The other used kids store in Williston is more fairly priced (and still has great brands) and very, very rarely do I ever find a stain there. I want to support a local business like this but the lack of quality and inventory has prevented me from returning.

This Vermont Flannel Co shop recently opened in Church St Marketplace. It shares the store space…read morewith Vermont Teddy Bear. It's very nicely designed and kept tidy. The store has a limited number of popular products like Flannel shirts, t-shirts, pants, jackets, and blankets. There's no fitting room at this store, which is a bummer. I still bought a flannel shirt, XS size. It was $89, prices are on higher end, but understandable for the quality of the product. The associate was very helpful with the checkout. He signed me up for a rewards account. I received a 10% discount coupon in my email towards my next purchase. I took the shirt back to hotel and tried it out. The XS fitted perfectly as I had anticipated. Happy to have purchased one of Vermont's iconic product.

Seam opened 2" on collar of $80+ Vermont Flannel shirt after approximately 30 washings, hang dry,…read moreCSR said Vermont Flannel would repair or replace. 2 days later CSR emailed that her supervisor would not honor CSR promise bc shirt purchased almost 2 years ago. Shirt was birthday gift from son, who reads reviews and thought he was buying a high quality gift. My $10 Academy house brand flannel shirts have never opened a seam.

I have been meaning to write this review forever - I love this store and their staff. I've been…read moregoing here since before my own kiddo, for stuff for my nieces and nephews, and the staff is always SO FRIENDLY. It's such a rare experience, and I appreciate it every single time. The management here is doing a great job with themselves and the staff. Thank you!

This H&M store is huge, with massive inventory in women's, men's and kid's apparel. The store is…read moresuper clean and tidy. Associate were moving things around the store, as well as helping customers promptly and helping them with fitting room. Most items had very reasonable price. Some items had big discounts. Despite all the good things about the store, the clothing items themselves were underwhelming. We didn't like anything worth buying.

Pretty nice to have a good store here in Burlington Vermont. not bad prices and the store is…read morepretty big.

It's hit and miss but you should know that when you walk in there. The store is always a hot mess…read morethat looks like a preschool army of sugared up toddlers were just there pulling stuff on the racks. Some sales associates are nice, others aren't. You might find your size, maybe not. It's better to shop this store online and wait for markdowns. The best thing is the random scanners you can check prices.

Store has cleaned up. I was appalled at the pics of the previous reviews. It's nothing like that…read morenow. You can tell the store is under new leadership, and has a team working hard to improve the standards. Give it a try, it's now one of my favorite to pop into for a bit of retail therapy.

Great selection of beautiful clothes! The aesthetic is luxe minimalist. It makes me more aware of…read morehow many clothes I don't wear in my wardrobe. I'd like to curate a small wardrobe I always rotate through, but I'm sure I'll just keep on buying things here. Friendly staff where human interactions mean so much, now more than ever.

Liebling is my favorite clothing shop in Burlington. I don't have many pieces from the shop…read morebecause the clothing isn't exactly Vermont-esque and it can be expensive. That being said, if I were still living in a city, I would dress from head to toe in Liebling-style garb. Vermonter Kara Alnasrawi opened Liebling a few years ago. Kara is an ex investment banker who met her husband in Germany (thus the name of the shop). She saw a gap in women's fashion offerings in Burlington and decided to open a clothing shop with items she would wear. I'm so glad she did, because I share her taste in fashion. The brands Liebling carries have clean, simple lines, are made of high-end materials and indeed offer "casual luxury" like it states on the store's website. Sweaters are cashmere, denim is Japanese, shirts are made of silk or fine brushed cotton. The cut of the clothing is flattering but understated. I'm a big fan. Still, in a state where 90% of the inhabitants shop at TJ Maxx and similar bargain stores, I wonder how this shop stays afloat. Regardless, I'm so glad it's here to remind me of other places and lifestyles. Designers include Helmut Lang, Rag & Bone, ALC, Raquel Allegra, Mother Denim, NSF, Goldsign, Inhabit, etc. And the store is now carrying Isabel Borland Jewelry. I went to college with Isabel and I love her aesthetic!!!! I'm so pleased Liebling is carrying her. Her jewelry complements the clothing perfectly. The few other women's shops in town that compare to Lieblling are Monelle (Nantucket-style clothing, lots of whites and navies, stripes, nautical cuts, cotton, linens, and some fancy dresses. Casual elegance); Whim (a bit more trendy, less classic than Monelle, less luxurious than Liebling. More in lines with Ecco); Ecco (trendy mid-range brands) and Jess Boutique (hard to describe, more flowy and mature with prints, not my bag but a lot of people love this shop). The only men's shop that is comparable in the Burlington area is Michael Kehoe. Burlington isn't exactly the fashion capital of the northeast. ;)