Wonderful store with unusual, high-quality women's clothing and accessories. All of the people who…read morework at Body Talk are friendly, knowledgeable and excellent at helping you put an outfit together. I've been shopping here for many years, since moving from Boston. They have clothes for work, play and travel at all different price points.

From the owner: Bodytalk is a contemporary women's boutique dedicated to dressing our clients in a warm and…read morefriendly atmosphere.

While driving on Albany Turnpike in Canton, there's a pink house that's sure to catch your eye. I…read morefinally decided to stop and see what they're about. The Pink House's proper name is Diva USA. This is a fashion and accessory boutique for women. The owner and designer was in the store. Her name is Brenda Quin, a South African fashion designer, with an impressive resume. She's dressed beauty contestants across the world. Her colorful and bold prints are prominent across the store. Theres also candles and other items made by local small businesses. While most of the items aren't my style, I appreciate that the designer came all the way from South Africa to present her unique pieces. I wish her all the success with her brand and store, Diva USA.

From the owner: I have been in the fashion industry designing and manufacturing ladies clothing for the past 29…read moreyears. Key emphasis creating unique quality designs, that are comfortable to wear and that fit well. I am passionate about bringing the best out of every woman. Diva USA store carries 40 percent of my own brand . Offering one on one assistance and help to bring out your own uniqueness and individuality. Sizes available from XS to 3XL. Awarded Best woman’s wear Collect 2016 and again in 2018 at Durban Fashion Week. We offer ladies fashion , jewelry and accessories as well as a great selection of gifts, cards, candles, ceramics and scented soaps. More exciting products will be added as we grow

BK & Co is a ladies boutique owed by two longtime friends Barbara and Karen, hence the name of…read moretheir store. Upon walking inside most items seemed geared toward older ladies. Also, I noticed there were some very wrinkly shirts, from cotton to rayon. Maybe I'm delayed on knowing what's forward in today's fashion, but something tells me every fabric doesn't look best when wrinkly. The further I looked in to the rear of the store, the more I liked the pieces. There are some formal dresses, some purses, shoes and jewelry pieces that I would be interested in when the occasion presents its self. They also have a sale section downstairs. I might return here soon to purchase a birthday gift for my mom.

The overall atmosphere upon entering the store felt less welcoming than expected. The clothing…read moreprices are high relative to the dated fashion selections offered. I'd recommend visiting your local Nordstrom Rack for the same dated fashion trends at a affordable price. I should have read previous reviews before visiting. Both the out of fashion clothing and poor customer service are mentioned.

Today I went to Marshall's in Avon to buy baby items as I did yesterday as well spending over $300…read more I am 9 months pregnant and super excited. However, when I went to the register to make my purchase today a grouchy old lady with a huge stick up her a** had the nerve to tell my twin 9 year old sons to not touch the candy bags on display if they weren't going to buy them. I quickly wondered why she would ASSUME we weren't going to buy them and I asked her if she was in a bad mood. I followed up by saying that I've never heard that people can't look at candy bags or show their parents for possible purchase. She said that many customers won't buy an item if it has been touched. WOW! Is all I can say. The nerve. Everything is touched in their store! Candles are smelled, pillows are squeezed and the list goes on. This lady had some nerve and even the manager behind her told me it was fine if my kids picked up and looked at the candy bags. I mean what's the point of having tiny gum-ball machines right next to the register if NOT TO ENTICE children?!!!!! Anyhow, people are just rude and all I can say is that if you're damn near 80 years old and working at Marshall's just chill the F*ck out. You don't need to act like you own the store and try to make up these crazy rules to try and assert your non-existent power. Maybe CUSTOMER SERVICE IS NOT THE JOB FOR YOU. If you do have grandkids I pray for them because you do not know how to talk to or treat children.

Marshall's is a discount retail chain; they purchase overstock/out of season items from…read moremanufacturers and sell it for a lower price. There are 1236 stores in the US and Canada. I'm a fan of this Marshall's; it's big, clean, and organized. It is very similar to the HomeGoods (which is owned by the same company) in the same plaza. I love their clearance racks which can be found at the end of the aisles. A great place to bargain shop. I've always loved TJ Maxx and Marshall's is essentially its sibling. The following types of products can be found at Marshall's; footwear, clothing, bath, bedding, home decor, furniture, beauty products, jewelry, housewares, toys, giftware, and per supplies. I loved their candles and random skincare, and soaps. The clothes were pretty decent if you dig around the racks. The employees were friendly. Overall, a fun place to shop and you can find some treasures; as their slogan says, "Your surprise is waiting and never boring, always surprising."

We went into this store and immediately felt unwelcome. After reading other reviews, it seems like…read moreif you don't fit a certain look or image, you're better off not coming here at all. Sad, because we have shopped here for years seems like their newest store staff have been poorly trained and prejudice.

My friend doesn't have a Yelp, so I'm posting this for her: "This is not a safe place for people of…read morecolor. My brother and I came in looking for some bracelets, and were about to purchase, but we didn't want to give them our business. The employees were hovering TOO close to us and it felt like they were watching our every move. It seemed like they already had preconceived notions just based on our skin tone while other people NOT of color were just wandering without the stares or consistently violating our personal space. Would NEVER recommend coming here." I would like to say that I am DISGUSTED by how they felt.