Still one of best stores in downtown Greenfield. A go to…read moreplace for high quality outdoor clothing. You should stop in and see Brenda and Skip.

This place is great. I was immediately greeted by a nice woman who was knowledgeable and friendly…read more They clearly care about their products here, and I can tell they enjoy helping their customers.

God help me I love this place. Great merchandise. Friendly staffs. Just dropped $300 there…read more Go visit. Fun and funky cLothes, lovely cards and world goods.

Best clothing and gifts! Best buyers! In such a small, funky town, the merchandise is big city…read moreclassy!

This place was great! It's so hard to find a lot of quality men's clothing in one place. Bought a…read morebeautiful sweater for my boyfriend and my brother bought some suspenders. Can't wait to go back to get him a scarf for Christmas!

after measuring and fitting me for a wool coat of over 400 dollars the coat came in short, they…read moreinsisted it fit properly, try it I would see they were right, 2 snowstorms later the Johnson coat sleeves are 2" too short and it cant be returned...if this is a measure of mens shops in bennington and Johnson woolens quality and dealers skip them both and go to Williams' store in Dorset or Heinlins? in Manchester Center and avoid Johnson woolens as well as this shop.

Great spot for outerwear. Beth made sure to go above and beyond when helping me purchase a…read morePatagonia rain jacket. Will return!

I have been shopping at Natures Closet since it was in Bennington. I followed it to Williamstown…read morewhen it moved and have seen numerous ownership changes. Somehow, the store doesn't think it necessary to distinguish between mens and womens apparel. Many womens athletic clothes don't use numeric sizes anymore, using S, M, L. It can be difficult to recognize that one rack has mens and the next one womens This morning I went there to get some shirts and a fall jacket. My shopping was interrupted by a saleswoman who asked me if I was looking for mens clothes. This after I had been in the store for a good ten minutes, mistaking some racks for mens and vice versa. I said I was. She then proceeded to try to explain where the mens clothes were. I didn't quite understand her and needed clarification, what racks are for men? For some reason, she took umbrage at my confusion and replied dismissively about one side of the store being for men. I asked if it included the wall racks. She said the right side of the store was for men, giving me the impression that helping me was low on her priority list. When I said, of course, all stores are men on the right and women on the left, another saleswoman chimed in with an "I beg your pardon." So I repeated myself. I had two shirts worth $200 in my hands and had come in prepared to spend at leadt that much, but after the attitude and treatment I received, I decided to buy what I had and leave. At the counter the saleswoman folded my shirts and then just stuffed them in the bag. I've been shopping here for nearly twenty years. Never again and I will tell everyone who will listen to me about this experience. Shabbiest treatment I've gotten from retail in decades.

This was the cutest boutique! So many rooms to explore and choose from! Can't wait to visit again…read morewhen I'm in the area!

This is an adorable local, woman-owned boutique under new ownership! They have clothes, gifts,…read morejewelry, home goods, and more.

My girlfriend and I had so much fun today at Alison's Shoppe. The owner made us feel comfortable…read moreand was so helpful. The space is clean and goods are beautifully displayed. Quality gently used clothing, accessories, jewelry and homegoods at reasonable prices. This is my new favorite shop!!

I just had the most terrible experience at Hens & Chicks. I bought clothing there for the first…read moretime and got home only to find out it had a large stain on the butt of the pants! I brought it back to return and the worker told me they have a no refund policy and pointed to a sign I didn't see when I checked out. I showed the worked the stain and said, don't you have a no stain policy? The worker said no, it's your responsibility to fully check over the item before purchasing. That sure would have been nice to know BEFORE I bought anything! I can't even donate these pants to the Salvation Army because THEY have a no stain policy. I will never shop here again. You can get higher quality items at free clothing closets. Save your money.

Found a couple deals for my kids at amazing prices. Worth the trip. Lots of great stuff, especially…read morefor younger kids.

This is my favorite shop on the east coast. It's a perfect place to buy gifts - from elegant tea…read moreaccoutrements to unique jewelry to funny books from the UK. In addition to gifts I've found many of my favorite things here including a perfect summer dress from Spain, a striking angora hat, and a unicorn glass and dish towel set. The shop's owner, Penelope, has extraordinary taste and there's always new stuff arriving. She's also very friendly and full of good ideas if you're feeling particularly indecisive about what to get for the person who has everything. I really can not recommend this place enough. This shop is a can't miss if you're in Vermont, Massachusetts or New Hampshire (it's worth the drive!).

Visited the store yesterday as my niece told me it was one of her favorite stores in town. She…read morepicked up two ceramic bowls and checked the price on both and the price tag for each was $10. We left the bowls at the register as we continued to browse the shop. When she went to pay for them the owner looked at the price and said it must be wrong. She tried to look them up but couldn't find them in her inventory and told her she better leave them and not buy them. I stood up for my niece and told the owner she should honor the price and she told me that this isn't Walmart and once again insisted we leave the bowls. I have never been treated so rudely and I guarantee we will never return to this store again. You have no customer service. Even Walmart would have treated us better