Where do I start? My fiance and I walked into this JoS. A. Bank location, in my hometown, looking…read moreto order tuxes for our groomsmen, "bridesmen," fathers and ringbearer. The first red flag came when we explained this to the representative and he said, "I THINK I can handle that." Not in a lighthearted, joking way--in a genuinely unsure way. This kid had NO IDEA what he was doing. We carefully explained everything we wanted, chose the specific styles and had him import it into the JoS. A. Bank software. Let me tell you, this was painful. My fiance and I struggled not to grab the keyboard from him as he cluelessly tried to import our information, all the while clearly deleting everything we had already spent at least 20 minutes letting him set up for our account. At one point, I even asked him if he wanted me to take the keyboard. We eventually got everything saved and left feeling pretty damn unsure about how our order would actually turn out. Sure enough, we go to get my fiance fitted in another location, and he discovers while getting fitted that the kid gave our guys the wrong vest. We have the Baltimore location call the Easton location to change the vest to the correct one, since apparently a phone call is the only way to do it, and are assured the change has been made. We later decide we want a different tie for both the fathers and the ringbearer (he would be so much cuter with a bowtie), so I visit the Easton location directly and make sure to ask for the assistant manager rather than the representative. I felt so much more confident about this guy. He seemed competent, clearheaded, well-versed in the program they use. I asked him twice to confirm the changes just to make sure nothing got screwed up. He assured me they were made. Fast forward to the day before the wedding: Nearly all of the wedding party's vests are wrong--TERRIBLY wrong. Instead of solid black, they're HIDEOUSLY white-and-black diagonal stripes, the vest my fiance had previously changed to solid black. Half the ties are the wrong color. The fathers didn't have the ties I had been reassured they would get by the Easton assistant manager. Half the shoes were different. The best man's pants were 6 inches too short. Thankfully, my fiance noticed many of the issues the day before, and we were promised we would have all the correct pieces the next day (i.e., the wedding day). After all these screw-ups, they at least came through--for the most part--on the wedding day. The best man's pants fit. We got the right vests. The bridesmen and groomsmen got the right ties. But the fathers' ties and half the wedding party's shoes were incorrect. At that point we just let it go. Because what can you do? At least we had the right vests. Avoid this place--and I would go so far as to say JoS. A. Bank in general--at all costs. Every vendor we had for the wedding was incredible, except for this one, and they failed in every way possible. Just don't do it.

Absolutely disgusted by the service we received here and the waste of money. Never ever will I go…read moreback. I'm very much unsure why the people that work here feel they are better then the customers that walk in but they do. I spent close to 500 dollars on two shirts and two pants and even paid to rush tailor them and it was done incorrectly and I truly feel it was on purpose. I will be taking my business elsewhere.

I highly recommend this spot! You can customize various shirts, hats, bags and more. I will say…read morethat the prices are a bit steep but it sounded like the patches are also from a local shop ! The best thing here was the experience. The owners helped me so much and made the whole process very fun!

I visited THE BENCH with family members while I was visiting St Michaels…read more I LOVE the store and MARY, who helped me with my purchase of a shirt. My only regret is that I didn't have more time to spend there. I wish there was a website for me to continue shopping. I will definitely visit THE BENCH again - probably every time I visit ST MICHAEL! Tom/Denver CO

Nice selection. I was disappointed that there wasn't someone to ask questions to (I didn't know how…read morethe dressing rooms worked, if we needed to ask first, just go in, etc) but the store was well organized and clean. I found the prices a bit high but not unexpected in a vacation town

Stopped in here tooling around Easton; Very nice selection…read moreof designer clothes bags and shoes. Well organized boutique with cute dressing area. Owner welcoming and friendly! Will return for sure!

Bottom Line: Large clothing store with nice displays and quality brands…read more Chesapeake Bay Outfitters is a rather large clothing store that offers casual attire for men and women including shoes. They also carry some home décor items. For the most part I eyed up women's clothing and shoes from brands that I often see at Nordstrom like Nic + Zoe, Uggs, Sofft and Olukai. They also had a lot of cashmere sweaters so I spent a fair amount of time perusing the variety. My husband and I also checked out shirts from Chesapeake Bay Outfitters' own line, Rising Tide, which had a terrific feel to them. The store was organized and had great displays. I'm sorry that the reviews for this lovely store aren't better. We didn't have any awful customer service experiences but I will say no one greeted us or acknowledged us which is never good in a retail situation. In most other shops in Saint Michaels the staff were welcoming, friendly and chatty.

Jutta deserves ten stars!! She was so helpful today. I had questions about a dress I really liked…read morebut wasn't sure it could be altered. She was extremely knowledgeable and very kind. I also liked that she asked if she could touch the clothing while I was wearing it (underneath my arms) to show how it could be sewn. I really "lucked out" with the 50% off sale today. Ugg flip flops were even 1/2 off. Unfortunately, most of the shoes I really like were full price. Oh and their pashmina dress toppers. Dreamy....

We visited some friends in St. Michaels last weekend and did some shopping on Talbot Street,…read moreincluding at Chesapeake Trading Company. It's one of those stores that does its best to defy categorization, but they sell great women's clothing, jewelry, books, home goods, home decor, and more. I was inside for no more than 10 minutes and walked out with a fancy candle, a sweater, and a book. It's a charming shop. I'm sure I'd buy quite a bit here if I lived in St. Michaels. Stop by and check it out!

Some items are pricier than they might be at other stores. The customer service is excellent …read more.. that's worth a lot

Little Rascals is always included in my rotation of thrift & consignment shops. Very friendly staff…read morewith a wide range of items. I pretty much always find something to buy when I visit. Lately, they've seemed to have a bigger focus on designer items out of my price range when thrift-shopping. Pro-tip: they have a restroom & changing room, which you don't always find with thrift stores!

This great consignment shop offers clothing for kids and adults! Very good quality to the selection…read moreand priced right. Great name brands and books too!

It's my understanding that nearly all who work at SVdP are volunteers. They all love to help. That…read moreattitude isn't teachable; it's natural. And we recipients of such upbeat attitudes need to be sure we "pay it [helpfulness] forward."

This store has a lot of well priced merchandise for thrifty shoppers. Household goods, furniture,…read moremen's/women's/children's clothing and more. Friendly and helpful staff. Donations of food for the pantry, household items and clothing always are also appreciated and tax receipts are provided. Also consider volunteering here. Flexible days/hours. Give as little or as much time as you can spare. Opportunities are available in the food pantry, thrift center and boutique. Want to drive a truck and/or have muscles? Help pick up food donations from local stores one morning a week or pick up donations Saturday morning. Great group of people.