I've been a repeat customer of Harpers over the past couple of years, and have had several custom…read moresuits and jackets made by them. Harpers is a rare gem to have in this area, and we're lucky to have them. The staff are all very fashion-forward, and are all more than capable to send you on your way looking sharper than when you came in. The store itself is very upscale, and feels like a place you'd find on Savile Row (without the Savile Row prices.) Really great seasonal selections, with a lot of well-curated accessories available. Their custom garments are where they really shine however. With hundreds of fabrics, linings, buttons, and styles to choose from, it is always a joy creating something that is uniquely yours. I'm looking forward to my next custom piece.

Fine selection of higher end clothing. Pricey, for sure, but good quality. Free tailoring for life…read moreif you buy a suit there. Unfortunately, the employee had a bad attitude and acted like it was a huge burden to set up the tailoring (and he wasn't even the one doing the alterations!). Not only that, messed up the alteration request completely and I now have an ill-fitting suit and not enough time before our event to have it re-done. Thanks.

I love this store. The staff is relatively helpful/friendly for a clothing store and they always…read morehave excellent sales.

I have shopped Ann Taylor and Loft for years and was happy with the quality of their clothing. But,…read morerecently there has been a drastic change. The store now resembles a bargain basement closeout. All the racks and displays are packed with very low quality items. The employees used to be nicely dressed and very helpful. Now appear to be young college girls wearing sweatshirts and jeans. The prices are also high given the poor quality. I won't be shopping there any time again soon.

I had an amazing time at Love It! We came here about 40 minutes before closing time so we couldn't…read morelook around too much but I found an amazing leather jacket for 15 and my mom found two gorgeous skirts for herself! I absolutely will be coming back here in the future! They have a great selection of clothing, jewelry, shoes and handbags. Parking is easy as there is a parking lot up front.

Super expensive, nearly impossible to get out of parking as it's right up to the road. I walked in,…read moreused, faded pink tank top...$14. A used long sleeve blouse, $15. The next top was very outdated, looked worn out, $15. I left. The parking spots are crazy dangerous to get out of, because the tail of your car is almost onto College Ave. I was lucky and backed up in a tight circle, so I was facing out. If the parking slots were full, I would not have had that luxury. I won't be going back. While the parking is something they can't fix, the pricing is crazy high.

This is one of a very few places in the area to get nice women's clothing for both every day and…read morework. For a smallish store that is State College's unfortunate lot when bb stores cast their vision, the selection is great. But better still is the customer service! The staff is helpful, know the stock, and will help you search. As the Nittany sMall gets smaller and customer service is not to be found as much as it was at the big 'M', this is refreshing and very welcome!

From the owner: Women's clothing store that offers a curated collection of chic, unique women's clothing, jewelry…read moreand accessories. Your boutique features Style Experts, skilled associates who offer outfitting advice, fashion tips and tricks, previews of new collections and more and it's always complimentary.

they definitely sell cute clothes but theyre very overpriced. i also felt like the one employee…read moreworking there was a bit rude.

All the girls I know love the ladies section, the men's section in the back is better than any in…read moretown. The owner is the the main sales associate so you know that you are getting the best help you possibly can. Store front parking ( in the back actually ) with no meters ! It's pretty much unheard of in State College.

Took my clothes here to sell with them. I dropped them off in plastic bags. Whenever I went in to…read moresee how much they were going to offer me for them, I declined. Instead of politely taking my clothes out of the bin, the employee quite literally flipped the bin upside down, dumping my clothes on the counter. Didn't catch the name, but had pins on lanyard.

Customer service was amazing! The wait was about a 20-35 minute wait. They had such a wide variety…read moreof clothes and just about anything you could possibly need!! I brought in a huge laundry basket of clothes and they took about 40% of the clothes for $48. Overall, great service!

Store has everything Penn State apparel deli groceries cards health and beauty hardware computer…read moresupplies school supplies apartment needs

the staff here were really nice! theyre always updating the store with new stuff and they always…read moreplay good music

So Urban Outfitters has finally made its way to State College. Located right in the heart of…read moredowntown State College is where you can find a haven for college kids. This Urban is pretty much the same cookie cutter layout that you'd find in any major city or mall. The store itself is split into two floors, with the first floor dedicated to women, and the second floor to men and other misc items. Traffic throughout the store isn't too bad throughout the week, as students are scattered around downtown and campus so there isn't really ever a line here. As far as the selection goes, it pretty much has everything you'd find at a full-fledged Urban Outfitters. From shoes, to random books, to clothes, you'll find them all over at Urban. This place is great for the college student who's on a budget, but on the downside, the quality of the clothing and other things sold here is mediocre. For an older individual who wants more quality items, you probably would want to shy away from Urban. Just come here to buy a t-shirt for $20, and if it rips after 5x of wear, then oh well!

Went to get a suit for a wedding 5 weeks prior to the event. Was greeted by an aloof saleswoman…read morewhile browsing, who maybe needed some coaching in retail and time management. ANYWAY lady took the size, and stated that I was a 42. (I have never worn a 42 jacket in my life and ended up purchasing a large poorly fitted 40). The pants were next. 34. No- i tried on a 30 in another fabric and same style that fit like a glove. The lady said that she could only order me a 31 pant, because that was all that was left. There were also no 38 jackets. The lovely in-store tailor was wonderful and felt like she could make it work. I was very clear about what I was looking for. A week later the pieces came in and I came in for a fitting. A gentleman greeted me this time. I put the pieces on, and he said "we have this fabric available for a custom suit, is that something you were interested in?" Yes. How long will it take? And how much? "3-4 weeks. I wouldn't risk it now. You should have ordered last week when you were in." Clearly annoyed, I explained that I was never given that option and told that this was my only option, and that prices are very similar after the extensive tailoring." He said he was sorry. It wasn't his fault. I returned the following week for a try-on after the tailoring was complete. I was greeted by the original saleswoman from the first visit. I told her who I was and that I got a call that my suit was ready. *blank stare in return*. The gentleman went to retrieve the suit. The lady said, "where is your stuff?". What stuff? "Your dress shoes, and dress shirt. How do you think we see if things fit, if you don't bring them." (Would have been helpful to know before coming, that I couldn't use the try-on shirts and shoes that are sitting by the dressing room; it was not in the voicemail). I tried on the suit, was unhappy with the fit. The saleswoman said while walking away "well, its this or you wouldn't match the groomsmen." I explained to her that I could have purchased a custom suit if she had mentioned it on my first visit. She scoffed and said "maybe in a different color. They don't make it with this fabric". I asked her to check and she said "You're right. Its the one overlap in our system. Maybe you can come back and get the custom jacket you want after the wedding." I heard her talking to the other associate. Katalina came over to talk with me and was lovely. I will not be returning and will recommend this store to no-one. I should just have the bride call and have them explain why the suit fits poorly. C'est la vie.

After a first not-too-pleasant experience, I went back. The manager is very nice & professional…read more I'm a middle-aged, foreign, short man. The first time I went there, I was greeted by a very young lady with the question, "how tall are you?" Well, I'm obviously short; was the question supposed to be a joke? One may even wonder about the very wisdom of having young women as salespersons at a store for men -- does Victoria's Secret have a lot of male employees selling women's underwear to women? I just found the whole experience unpleasant. But the second time, dealing directly with the manage, was a different story. State College has very few options for anything, left alone clothing. Jos A Bank is just fine, particularly in the context of this town.

Be warned that they do not accept returns over 90 days, even for store credit with a receipt. Seems…read morelike a policy designed to support clothing sales rather than customer service. I won't be back for that reason. You've been warned.