I could not recommend more highly Mark Thomas Men's Apparel. Kerry and team go out of their way to…read moredeliver exceptional customer service, with product that is second to none. Mark Thomas delivers top-of-the-line clothing that makes visiting the shop a yearly pilgrimage, and my one and only source for high end clothing--not merely in upstate New York, but nationwide.

Good quality to the price I pay over $15x for man belt and cufflinks each so I ended up spent over…read more$3xx for everything. Can't complain to my fault that 99% at the time I travel, I always forget something and I have to buy it at some place near by. The guy at the store asked me how I know them so my answer was from google map, LOL. When I entered to the store, I notice that this place maybe for a rich client because I saw their welcoming and relax station so I assume there isn't regular or tourist customer. The price that they remain to stay the business is not an ordinary so for the price that I pay it is expensive but it is match with the quality so for the business stand point I can't complain about it.

"Tailor" of amazing service and gratitude…read more Had out of State services to attend for my Uncle. (From Essex, Vermont) Of course I waited to pack and it's been a while since I needed to suit up. I went to my collection of jackets from over the years the night before which has grown in numbers as my sizes have changed. The next morning (same day leaving to Latham NY. At 1PM) I had to scramble to try and get a suit jacket that would fit. This wouldn't be an easy task as I assumed nothing off the rack would fit. Went to Mens Warehouse in Williston VT. About 11:30 AM and was assisted by Daryl the new store Manager. He was professional understanding of my dilemma and jumped into action. When we dialed in the best possible fit off the rack in a nice black jacket I asked about tailoring the cuffs and asked if it was possible on the spot. He mentioned he didn't currently have a tailor in store but also mentioned his prior location was in Clifton Park NY. (15 mins from where the service was.) Daryl placed a call to his prior location and coordinated an appointment for 4PM for me same day. Fast forward I arrived in the Clifton Park Mens Wearhouse location, suit in hand at 4PM. The tailor Oksana had me dialed in and out the door in 30 mins. She even steamed my shirt to make sure I was good to go. I couldn't have been treated better. Went straight to the wake and was pleased to share the days events with family members at dinner afterwards. They were left in disbelief the level of care, customer service and amazing outside the box thinking helped make my unrealistic goal a reality. Truly appreciate Daryl and Oksana for thier understanding and making it all happen. Thank you.

Not helpful or pleasant people working. Strangest and worst men's wearhouse experience I've hadread more

I finally broke down and got myself a custom made suit to wear to a very special wedding. Although…read moreit cost about what I had previously paid for about three suits, it was well worth it. My dimensions have always been a little odd and suits never fit quite right. This suit, however, was perfect! High quality and it will last for a very long time. I couldn't be more pleased. Fitting and service in general was superb. I may go back and get a few custom made shirts to go with it!

I got very lucky and found this wonderful place. Initially…read moreordered 3 custom shirts and when they arrived they fit perfectly and the material is far superior to anything I have worn previously. Have a custom suit on order now, went for initial fitti g and was very impressed by the quality. Cannot wait to pick it up! Robert and his father know their business and provide a real experience. Old school guys!!

All three staff members we encountered were very unhelpful and borderline rude. They make the Los…read moreAngeles area Marshalls employees look like concierge level staff.

Had a very good ezperience at marshall's. Lots of attentive to detail and helpful workers.read more

Great consignment shop with wide array of items. Friendly, knowledgeable staff. From household to…read morebric a crac, jewelry to coats!

There's a bad selection of items, the items are overpriced and the costumer service is terrible.read more

Nice new Burlington store in Niskayuna in the old Bed Bath & Beyond location. This Burlington store…read moreis slightly smaller than an average Burlington store but makes up for it in the assortment of products offered. They had a nice selection of men's coats, shoes, shirts , and pants. The women's section was larger than men's section. I was surprised to see in the home decor section and by the registers that they had an assortment of genuine Disney parks merchandise from Disney World and Disneyland at much lower prices than the parks. Pins that were $19.99 in the parks were $2.99 there. The staff were also friendly and kept the checkout line moving. Please note that because this is a smaller store they do NOT offer layaway like other Burlington stores. Still a five star shopping experience. Definitely will be back.

From the owner: Head to Burlington, the hot spot for summer deals! Summer is here and the hottest savings start…read morenow. Stay on trend this season when shopping for swim, ladies, juniors, plus, kids, and mens. Finish off any look with name-brand beauty, accessories, handbags, or shoes so that you're in style from head-to-toe! Also, don't forget to browse our home section where you can save BIG on décor, outdoor, luggage, and more! Head to store to find deals you can't miss now!

Found several quality clothing items today for myself including three Chico's brand shirts…read more 5 Stars-- Good prices Some name brand clothing (Hurley was one.) Can return items with receipt Good selection of women's, men's and children Good layout and signage Very organized and tidy Efficient check out Pleasant staff Clean Dressing Room Convenient parking Not 5 Stars-- Too many overpriced poor quality Homegoods on shelves take up valuable floor space. Shoes are few in number and very limited in quantity and size. Men's section has sone poor quality shirts jammed together on a few circular racks.

Awesome staff, great prices and selection of clothes. I would recommend Peter Harris always.read more

Ordered a simple patch through Amazon. Long overdue and no to track it. No help from them…read more Avoid these pseudo patriotic BS web sales.

Gadsden and Culpeper, 3" USA Circle Patch are NOT 3" dia, they are only 2.5" in diameter. I…read morementioned this to their customer service, their snide reply was "We rounded up, I guess just like 2x4 lumber isn't 2x4". Kind of like I should have known that when there is no mention of the difference in size on their web page. This is false advertising & misleading. PS - I would have paid a few $ more for what was advertised, a 3" dia patch. This is unfortunate, the quality & value of the product was really good. Unfortunately, I can NOT recommend a company or product that is falsely represented. Sincerely, Terry M.

This whimsy little shop sits happily on Jay Street in downtown Schenectady, and its vintage vibes…read moredefinitely take you back to the days of Mad Men and Mrs. Maisel. I picked up the cutest vintage baby sweater/bonnet set for my niece as a Christmas gift! I first spotted the pair on Instagram, as the shop keeps a colorful, lively feed (@downtowndesignsonjay) and I thought it could be the perfect gift for my 5-month old niece. The sweater set is from the 1930s, and while it was in pristine condition, Richard, the shop's charming proprietor, offered to replace the ribbon on the bonnet to freshen up the garment, and it was an easy offer to accept. I purchased it on a Sunday afternoon, and it was ready for pickup Friday afternoon, complete with a beautiful wrap job; what an incredibly nice touch! Especially during the holidays, one less gift to wrap a present in itself! I strongly encourage anyone with taste in vintage threads to give this little shop a follow on social, and stop in one of these days! It's finds are definitely tailored more for the fancier vintage crowd vs. those looking for Levi's or more casual pieces from end of the 20th century, but it's wonderfully curated, and I appreciate the TLC and attention to detail the owner gives this shop. I currently have a small obsession with finding certain vintage brands, and after chatting Richard up about my vintage Pendleton dreams, he promised to keep an eye out for any finds when he and his team do some hauls, so fingers crossed I can add to my collection!

Downtown Designs is one of the finest shops on Schenectady's Jay Street. Richard has excellent…read moretaste and curates a collection of classic vintage clothes, accessories and jewelry. You can find a variety of vintage styles whether you prefer the psychedelic look, mod fashions or Hollywood glamour. There is truly something for everyone here. Everything is nearly organized and displayed, and the shop is pleasant to peruse. The prices are very reasonable, especially because the clothes are in such mint condition. Richard is very knowledgeable and reasonable regarding vintage clothing, and always a pleasure to speak with. I would highly recommend Downtown Designs to anyone interested in vintage clothing or accessories, and anyone looking to learn more about vintage and see some beautiful garments.

i friggin love this place. so many different awesome goodies. last time i went i got some sheep's…read moremilk soap that cured this mysterious rash i had on my chest. i also love the nonna's cookies, the ice cream, and the hair clips.

It was a very Electric City Christmas for many on my shopping list this year, and I have…read moreSchenectady Trading Co. to thank. A welcome addition to the Schenectady small business retail scene, it's very on-brand, and I'm here for it. I was able to get quite a few Schenectady-centric Christmas gifts here, and since I always try to support local makers and businesses first, this shop made it super easy - lots of one-stop-shopping potential. My haul included: - two ornaments for the Christmas trees of my Schenectady born-and-raised sisters who no longer live in the 518 - a cute little crocheted elf for my 5-month old niece made my a local granny - a rather stunning wooden bowl, handmade by a local engineer/former colleague of the owner who parkates in woodworking as a hobby - Electric City themed gifts for my boss, who's a Schenectady guy at heart, including a wooden/metal hybrid bottle opener with "ELECTRIC CITY" boldy branded on the front, a pint glass with a cool 70s-esque, retro font ("ELECTRIC CITY"), matching sticker (for the laptop!), and a coaster, but not just any old boring coaster. This one had an illustrated scene printed on glossy enamel depicting a Schenectady police officer playing basketball with a child. Not only did this fit my theme, but the I knew the coaster I chose (there were several different ones) would be significant because his father is a retired Schenectady cop. I guess the pictures on the coasters were part of a public art project, where Schenectady-themed scenes were drawn and then selected to appear on merchandise for the Greenmarket and other items, like these coasters sold here. This is a rough Cliffs Notes version of the project, but it was cool learning about it, knowing it was part of something bigger and community focused. It's the little touches like that which make gift giving feel so special, and I know I wouldn't have found any of those beautiful, thoughtful, local gifts without a shop like Schenectady Trading Co. It would have been even better if there was a small card with a write up about the art project, so I could have gifted the coaster with a bit more "purpose." I like it when I can include a write up about the artist or project or whatever interesting element might need further explaining to make the gift even more interesting. Aside from my local finds, there's plenty of other merchandise, and items that stuck out were a selection of Tough Traveler bags (hometown favorite!), "Electric City" and "Schenectady, Light Up the World!" apparel, a cool assortment of Schenectady inspired vinyl stickers, chocolates from Schenectady-based chocolate shop, Uncle Sam's, and quite a few other odds and ends. I'm thankful that shops like this exist, backed by business owners who have an appreciation for the city and realize there's a need for some Electric City gift giving magic. Wishing them lots of luck, and excited to see what type of programming the owner has in mind down the road (she hinted on wanting this to be more than a retail shop, with poetry nights and books clubs and other outlets for mental stimulation - bring it on!)