Came here with my husband, with no appointment. We were greeted promptly by Arthur, a lovely…read moregentleman who was more than happy to help us. We were in town from Las Vegas finding a suit for my husband for my mother-in-law's funeral service. He was incredibly understanding of our time frame and very sympathetic. He was more than happy to lead us in the right direction - my husband is a very tall man and often difficult to clothe. We had very little issue. Arthur was also able to find a suit that was part of a buy-one-get-the-second-suit-for-a-discount deal. So he was able to buy two suits for around the same price he'd figured he'd pay for one. In just about one hour, we had two suits, shoes, belts, ties, and shirts pinned and ready for tailoring, and were checking out. He was also able to guarantee that the suits would be ready for pickup by Friday evening - just two days after our visit. It was a very pleasant and helpful experience, given that the both of us were a bit preoccupied emotionally. Cannot express how lovely Arthur was throughout the experience. Not sure what the negative reviews are about, ours was as pleasant as could be in our situation.

They forgot to include my shoes with my rental suit as the groom for my wedding. I had to wear a…read moregroomsman's shoe for the wedding. They did not try to make it right and you'd think they'd atleast get the grooms rental right for sure.

His inventory isn't computerized so that's kind of a bummer, but he seems to keep himself organized…read moredespite this fact. Also, he can be hard to pin down. The first few times I tried to reach him in the store (this was over 6 months ago) he wasn't in the store during normal advertised hours. His rules are pretty fair. He doesn't charge a fee to open an account. You can come get clothing after 60 days (or more - it's not a hard and fast rule). He prices everything on his own and the price does go down after 30 days. I managed to sell about half my things for $70. I did spend a fair amount of time trying to get in touch with him. On my second visit I texted him via facebook and he failed to mention that he wasn't taking in any more clothing which I brought with me to the store. I was little miffed. Overall, Ian is a nice guy and has a handle on Men's brands and what clothing is worth and what will sell. If anything, he could use a bigger space and perhaps a computer! One last tip - I guess people prefer older stuff to newer stuff with tags so keep that in mind when cleaning out your closet!

I have been consigning musical instruments here for several months, and Ian is WONDERFUL about…read morekeeping me up-to-date on my sales. I have also purchased items here and LOVE the "Band Shirts" and Classic Rock Memorabilia. Sometimes I just go there to socialize with the terrific staff and clients. I have run into some members of the South Shore Music Community, who enjoy this place as much as I do. The "Squire 2" Bass Guitar that I bought here has become my main axe even though my other bass was 4X as expensive. I also have bought some antique ethnic instruments that adorn my walls, and a Concert T-Shirt that I will be giving as a Christmas Gift to my Sister. So, as a consignor AND a Customer (and a FRIEND), I can't say enough good stuff about this place. MERRY CHRISTMAS!

I came to Bo Line after getting engaged, looking for a new blazer (rehearsal dinner) and suit for…read morethe wedding. Arthur and his team were fantastic finding a suit that fit nearly perfect and then a few alterations as the wedding date got closer. Wish I could wear both every day as I couldn't have been happier with the service and product(s)!

Shopping here is a refreshing unique experience. It starts when you walk in the door and meet…read moreNayri and Arthur. Depending on the time of day you are offered cappuccino or a glass of wine. They ask questions and get to know a little bit about you and what your looking for, what your need is and what kind of things you like. Custom made men's shirts and suits, name brand denim for men and women (which includes complimentary alterations). They carry things here you won't find anywhere else around the area and they suggest you try something you might not normally try, usually to find out it's an item you HAVE to have. Nayri's consulting is second to none and I love every piece I have ever bought from them. The personal touch you receive at Bo Line truly making shopping a great experience.

The Hanover Crossing mall in Hanover has been in the midst of a major and much needed makeover for…read morethe last few years. The construction is nearing completion and has turned an old-fashioned mostly indoor mall of years past into a more modernized version of an outside shopping center with stores having their own buildings accessed from well manicured outdoor sidewalks with plenty of parking in the middle of it all. While not as charming as the Derby Street Shops which underwent a similar makeover about 15 years ago, but still nice and certainly much improved from the dated mess that was there previously. This latest L.L. Bean outpost has recently opened and I paid it a visit a few days ago. It is certainly big, bright and well-organized although of course not nearly as mammoth and wonderful as the original satellite store in Freeport Maine. But I am pleased to have this location so close by. As with everything everywhere prices have gone up on much of the tried and true L.L. Bean merchandise and products are no longer made in the USA. Most things it seems at L.L. Bean have been outsourced to China which continues to be a disappointment. I miss the days of the USA made products that could once be found here. But there are reasons still to shop at L.L. Bean. I am a decades long fan of their Ragg wool socks for example which I wear throughout the winter. They are very warm, comfortable and last a long time. I am also a big fan of their canvas tote bags and I cannot tell you how many of those I own. I keep at least 4 of them in my car at all times as they are the bags I bring with me to go to the supermarket and to the farmers market, etc. They are my beach and boat tote bags as well. They are sturdy, strong, can be machine washed and dried and they last for years. And they are fun to have monogrammed with initials or any word or phrase up to 10 characters. I also love the L.L. Bean H2O rain coat and H2O rain jacket I own which both have hoods and zip-out liners. These are so good at keeping me warm dry in the rain that I no longer use an umbrella (I hate umbrellas so this is a big win!). I am looking to get a new H2O rain jacket so when I am ready, I'm glad to be able to get it here. My husband just found very nice, warm pair of leather gloves here in a men's size XL. He is a big guy and has such trouble finding XL gloves with long enough fingers so this was good news. Nothing of course will meet the shopping experience and scope of the original Freeport Maine store but I am very happy to have this store nearby for easy access.

This store is difficult to rate. The hours for the store and the prices for the clothes want to…read moremake me rate it one star but the very friendly staff made me bump it up to three stars. Unfortunately, this company knows they are unique and so they charge ridiculous prices for their clothing. My advice? Head right to the back of the store for the clearance racks - you can find great deals there.

I didn't take photo here but all in all a decent selection, organized (not the most organized…read morecompared to some of their other locations) but it's a prime area for thrifting. The offerings here are abundant but we didn't find any of the brands we were personally looking for. They do have a lot of Nike, work gear, yoga brand items that you'd find from target. Another day may bring more fruit but not today.

I don't know what has been happening over the last year but the prices have become INSANE here. Why…read morewhy WHY are you charging almost $15 for USED jeans? And wonder why you can't move inventory and the racks are completely full? Whomever is pricing the merchandise in the back should be EMBARRASSED.