I have a confession to make: I am an adult woman, and I hate clothes shopping. I hate it. Whenever…read moreI go to department stores or big box stores or frankly 90% of stores that claim to sell women's clothing, I'm disappointed. I'm a big girl--not so much "wide" big (although I could stand to lose some weight), but Russian peasant "built like a brick shithouse" big. Hence, I've learned to associate clothes shopping with disappointment. Even if someone does have clothing in my size, even if we're talking the more expensive stores, most women's clothing is designed with a skinny 15-year-old girl with a delicate frame in mind. When they size that crap up, yeah, it fits me, but I come out of the dressing room looking like Scott Bakula in Quantum Leap, when he lands in the body of some poor schmuck with a pair of tits. Or worse--the designers know that particular frock's not going to cut a good shape on a girl who actually resembles the national average, so they add ruffles or pink leopard print or not-particularly-well-thought-out decorative buttons. Hazel Boutique quite literally changed my mindset about clothes shopping. Here's why: The styles are classically stylish AND they work for someone my age (late 20s). And the stuff they carry fits me, how I carry myself, and how I see myself. They have shirts with roomy shoulders that still remind folks that you're not a lumberjack. They have dresses that are roomy on the bottom and say "Hey, check out this girl's awesome childbearing hips!" rather than the usual "OMG, let's pretend these hips don't exist, and maybe we can pass for normal." The clothing is decorated in its construction more than with baubles added on to dazzle. And it's designed with an eye toward showcasing your figure rather than using you as a vehicle for whatever fashion trend some twit in NYC thinks is the latest and greatest. Yes, it's expensive. But I actually wear the nice clothes I get there. And I enjoy wearing them.

Just everything. From their wish lists, to their selection. Never really looking for anything…read moreand always find plenty. Terrific customer service makes it extra special.

This is the old school thrifting like back in the day-prices reflect that and very courteous staff…read more Great spot!

Every time I come to Durham I have to stop into this beautiful thrift shop. It is more like a…read morelittle used boutique with amazing finds in beautiful condition. I was just in a few days ago and found Franco Sarto boots for just 10 dollars. That is a great find. Christine is always there to help with anything at all. Donna was super fun to chat with concerning items in the store and these ladies are amazing. Not to mention all of the others working there. I always leave with new clothes, jewelry and shoes ect at such a great price. This place is not your usual thrift shop. Look forward to my next trip in to Durham to stop by and see what else is new! Great customer service and just a fun place to shop!!!

I stopped into this boutique during an evening stroll and unfortunately had a really uncomfortable…read moreexperience. I had my baby with me in a carrier, and from the moment I walked in, I felt like I was being closely watched. While I was in the dressing room trying on clothes, I was talking softly to my baby to comfort her. The employee stood right outside the dressing room and was giggling at what I was saying, which made it very clear she was listening and hovering nearby. Instead of feeling like a customer, I felt like I was being monitored, as if there was concern I might steal something. And then as I came out of the fitting room and let her know I didn't find anything and thanked her, she went straight into the room, I have no doubt to make sure I didn't steal anything. As a mom just trying to shop with her baby, this felt really discouraging and unwelcoming. I left feeling uncomfortable and out of place. I hope the boutique can work on creating a more inclusive and respectful environment for all customers.

A friend and I went into Pretty Little Things today 3/11/23 around 1:30pm and were met with a rude…read moreemployee that rushed us out of the store. When trying things on she urged us to be careful with the dresses as if saying they wouldn't fit and then allowed absolutely no kind customer service to shine through in our interaction. While we could hear her interactions with other customers as sub par customer service, we were disappointed by how she acted towards us considering we are frequent customers. This was a very unfriendly experience and environment and I hope nobody else has an interaction like that!

It was my first time in yesterday. I'm so happy to have a place like this right down the street…read morefrom me. How lucky Dover is to have a shop that encourages upcycling and reducing landfill waste--and not only by selling pre-loved items, but by taking donations of clothing in all conditions! It's awesome that they offer fun classes to mend and stitch as a community, too. The biggest bonus? This store is easy on the wallet ;) I'm super happy with my purchases and can't wait to go back and see what's new!

I love this place! Jo is awesome, very friendly and kind. After your eyes adjust, you realize that…read morethe shop extends further back. And, there are more rooms off the room. This is the place to go for women, men and children's gently used clothing. Jo has brought a new shop to town where all things possible. She hosts a book club in addition to fostering the importance of recycling clothing. There is also the up cycling where local artists redesign clothing for resale in the shop. This place rocks!!

Customer service…read more Great selection! Clothing, jewelry, shoes, scarfs, men's department

Unique clothing. Well made. Great variety. A little expensive but we'll worth the money. Looking…read moreforward to visiting again.

Coming from Boston, I think this Premium outlet is great since it's tax free all year long. We got…read morefound really good deals at Coach, MK, Bloomingdale's, and Coach. They also have other popular stores including Saks Fifth Avenue, Nike, and Boss. The outlets are the place to go for the best deals. For the negatives, the food court is pretty sad, it only has a coffee shop, a pizza restaurant, and chicken restaurant, and a small Indian restaurant. We got food from the chicken restaurant and it was disappointing. Also, it was a hot day and there's not too much shade besides going into the stores or the food court. Overall, I like the Wrentham Village Premium Outlets more in terms of their layout and larger store selection, but would recommend going here if you plan on making large purchases to save on the tax.

This was a great outlet shopping experience! It was very quiet on a weekday afternoon, and it was a…read moregreat experience strolling through the various shops. There is a large selection of big names here including Nike, Calvin Klein,and Le Creuset to name a few. We found some great bargains at Nike and also found some great kitchen items at Le Creuset. There is a Lindt store here too for all your chocolate needs! We definitely paid that a visit also. I was also surprised at how friendly and knowledgeable all the staff were at the various stores. The staff at Le Creuset really seemed to understand their products very well. We did not eat here, but there is a small food court. Restrooms were quite clean and well-kept. Overall this was a great shopping experience!

I love this shop if you are looking for something classy and special for an event your all set here…read morebeautiful clothing jewelry wonderful service!!

Beautiful jewelry and clothes. Helped me pick out some amazing jewelry for an upcoming wedding I…read morehave.

The staff is so friendly and helpful. There's an amazing selection of high quality clothes,…read morehousewares...there's something for everyone. They have men's, women's, children's & juniors items too!

This store needs more recognition for sure but at the same time it's my little secret whenever I'm…read morein town. The proceeds go to hospice care so you definitely will feel good anytime you make a purchase. Plus, the ladies that work there are all so friendly and helpful- but not over the top. They let you browse in peace and are always glad to answer questions and help out when necessary. It definitely requires patience and a willingness to dig through things because the store always has a lot of stuff, but it's usually always worth it. I've found great vintage dresses, beautiful African artwork, books, records, pottery and glassware, a gorgeous mid century gold floor lamp for $5, and more. If you're in the area I highly recommend stopping in.