While the belts themselves seem on par with other companies, the sizing is MUCH smaller…read more Additionally, they hit you with shipping and restocking to return an incorrect size. Very much a "Nickel & Dime" play on customers as they should know better that their sizing is not even close to Peter Millar, Imperial, Smathers & Branson, etc...Truly an unfortunate experience to be penalized for their poor QC. Will not purchase again despite being hopeful to support a US business out of Maine.

I discovered the Belted Cow "shop" in Cumberland, Maine recently. It is essentially an office…read morebuilding with some of their products. I've liked their hats with the Maine flag on it, they have belts, sweatshirts and several dog items.

So glad that a "Wallyworld" is within ten minutes of our AirBnB!…read more My d*mb ass forgot my three pack of sunscreen in Jersey. Doh! My son also wanted some cereal. The store was antiquated, yet charming. The huge liquor selection gave me a laugh - a first for me seeing this and OMG - a huge selection! Lol ;)

I think if the choice is between Walmart in Scarborough and Walmart in Falmouth, I'd rather go to…read morethe Scarborough one. It seems physically bigger (with wider aisles), like there's more options (if you've never perused their plant-based selection in the freezers... wow!), and in general it's just easier to navigate (the layout of the store and the parking lot). 1. This Walmart's parking lot is terrible. The entrance/exit is confusing, and people just drive through the spaces like it's an open field. Be careful friends! 2. You can't access the garden center from the outside, you need to go all the way inside, then carry all your plants back to the front to cash out. 3. They don't have tap to pay, so if you don't have your physical card with you... SOL, babe. 4. The store could use a deep clean. 5. The self check out kiosks are the worst (the employees guarding them are also super unfriendly). There's like eight of them and every single time I come, maaaaaaybe half are operational. They're clunky and slow. Don't get in line for this, the line with the actual cashier always moves faster.

Sadly this place used to be my favorite until it moved. No one smiles and I feel very odd shopping…read morethere honestly. I was told that they authenticate bags but was sold a fake Louis Vuitton. I had it authenticated a year later and was told it was clearly a rip when I was told the person "designed it" ugh. I also noticed when I went in a bit ago they had a very clearly fake Louis Vuitton wallet for an exorbitant amount. I asked them about it and was rudely told they authenticated it but it didn't have stamp, serial number, and it was falling apart. The sale section is solid but everything else is so overpriced. I hate leaving bad reviews but just not a fun place.

Not impressed. Used clothing and footwear in decent shape, but eh, store has no style or pizazz…read more Felt like I was in a flea market. I overheard staff negatively gossiping about client who just spent over 100 bucks on items. I wanted to like this place. Don't waste your time, there are plenty of other fab consignment stores in the greater Portland area.

I love, love, love this store! It has a huge selection of all sizes and many brands. The owner is…read morechill and welcoming--and always has a great playlist going. Clean, spacious changing rooms allow you to try items on in peace. An additional prize is the small collection of vintage goods--so much fun to peruse! This is a wonderful gem.

Fabulous consignment shop! Jen is awesome and her prices are very reasonable. Highly recommend!read more

I didn't think I'd be leaving Maine with a brand new pair of beautifullllll clogs but I am so happy…read morethat I am! My plan for Portland was wander, eat, sip and wander some more. But this wonderful shop with wooden clogs lining the windows was too cute to pass up without a walk through. Especially since I had commented TWICE that day already on other people's cute clogs and how I really wanted a good pair. I took it as a sign. One side of the shop is the store, the other their workshop, and the entire space smells like leather. The woman working that day, who I would guess was the owner, was kind and patient and got me a few different pairs to try on. I left before buying to debate if I wanted to spend a bit of $ on a pair and also needed to decide on a color (brown or black). Well, after a drink at a nearby brewery, I returned and bought my great new pair of shoes. They are comfy and cute and came in a great little cloth tote bag I've used quite a few times already. All and all a great purchase, and a shop I highly recommend for shoes and all things leather!

I wandered Congress St. aimlessly while passing through Portland, Maine and popped into this cute…read moreleather goods store. A had a chat with the very friendly person working there (the owner maybe) and then noticed a dreamy leather tote, just the right light brownish red that kind of matches my hair. It was an ok price for a thick leather, well built tote, although more than I had planned to spend that day. I couldn't resist. Now 3 years later I'm still using the tote and get compliments all of the time. Right now I'm building a smallish house and find myself throwing saw blades, pints of paint, and other items I pick up at the store into it. Not normally what one should do with a nice purse, but the purse is unphased. It gets more of a worn in look, but it's even more lovely as such.

I just love Kohls. I love the variety of product. I love that I Live equally between the Portland…read moreand Biddeford locations This location in Portland is scarce for employees I can't always find someone when I need them. The parking lot can sometimes be dangerous because patrons just don't care that it is a "parking lot " and not a " roadway" They care clothing for the whole family. Jewelry, home goods , footwear, kitchen items and some tech stuff. They always have maulers that good home with coupons and you can earn Kohls cash. I always save a lot when I shop here. Yesterday I purchased an electric blanket that was originally $149 clearances to $69 but then throw in Kohls coupons it ended up costing me $43!!! In Maine sometimes a Sherpa electric blanket is needed!

This store is always a mess. There is little selection of clothing and shoe styles and sizes for a…read morestore of this size. Different styles and sizes are all mixed up on the racks. Checkout lines are long and slow. But I like the easy Amazon returns process.

This is a gem. So many amazing finds here for my two kids AND they have an incredible partnership…read morewith Maine Needs to allow donations. Super easy to browse and super easy to consign. Shop local, buy used, and feel great doing it.

*I hope the manager reads these reviews*…read more I cannot imagine we will be visiting again. After 3 years of lots of grace and patience with THEIR customer service, I cannot see a reason to continue to give them slack on this front. It's their job. I do not need to support a business that doesn't care well for the customers or kids. Later Lots for Tots. Hope you have a workplace revival and pull the stick out of you bums. You're missing out on a great opportunity to be a fun place. Bummer for you. Often grumpy customers leave poor reviews without giving it time. Well I'll tell you what, I have been visiting this location for 3 years. Selling and buying. Unfortunately, I have yet to have a resounding positive experience even once. Customer service: as a kids store, I expect it to be kid friendly and friendly in general. Unfortunately no. Maybe they hire people with RBF but woof walking in feels like a glare fest- very unwelcoming. And if there are kids with you- forget about it. Cold shoulder. I thought the reviews were exaggerating on this- nope. Not one bit. I don't know one mom who feels comfortable and welcome to bring her kids in there- to a kids resale store! YIKES. Despite this I 9/10 times have brought my kids in- I'm the kind paying customer with well behaved kids. I don't walk in there and feel like I want to buy anything bc of how disturbed the environment feels. Selling: it's like they're mad you're there bringing them product for them to make money off of. It's alarming how displeased the women are every single time I've dropped anything off- mind you before even reviewing my loot. And asking for a timeframe for when the review will be done has ALWAYS been answered with a condescending scowl and "oh I don't know, at least an hour oh and you have to pick it up by 6pm." I have dropped a few loads that I made a decent amount on, but always felt robbed at the dollar amount I received. Recently, I brought 5 bags of clothes and they found one item they wanted. I cannot imagine they looked through all the pieces. I am absolutely certain there was more than ONE item "worthy of their standards" in the bags. Absolutely certain. Buying: The clothes are WAY over priced. Past season, worn Old Navy is listed for the original new prices- maybe 50 cents off. Many items are pilling. Many. I have yet to find more than 1 or 2 boys items worth buying after repeated visits- 2 years looking for boys clothes. I've found things hung for sale with stains and holes and pilling. Did I mention how over priced the clothes are?? Later Lots for Tots. Won't be missing you.