Omg!!!! I could go on and on about how much I love this store! I never miss an opportunity to pop…read morein to see what new items are available. The owner is quite thoughtful about everything she sells. I am always amazed at the quality and value on the sale racks. A people friendly, kid friendly, dog friendly, earth friendly, woman-owned, ethically sourced boutique with artisan representation at it's finest.

From the owner: A boutique who’s mission is to provide local, artisanal clothing, jewelry and art to the people of…read moreBurlington, VT and beyond!

A tiny little place that if you blinked, you would miss it. Maybe two people can be in the place…read moreat once. There are a lot of super cute items and if you're a sticker collector, you have hit the jackpot here. I, unfortunately, am a magnet collector and they don't have them anymore but the lovely person minding the store gave us great directions along Church Street to help us find a perfect Vermont magnet.

This is a teeny tiny shop located on Church street in Burlington. If you blink, you may miss it,…read morebut it's located across from the Ben & Jerry's. The keep Vermont weird concept is not unique to this state, I've also heard the same said about Portland and Austin. Great spot to pick up a Burlington souvenir. I snagged a sticker for $2 for my retired snowboard of travel stickers. They have other cute items like t-shirts, sweatshirts, pint glasses and magnets. Definitely worth taking a browse through.

This Vermont Flannel Co shop recently opened in Church St Marketplace. It shares the store space…read morewith Vermont Teddy Bear. It's very nicely designed and kept tidy. The store has a limited number of popular products like Flannel shirts, t-shirts, pants, jackets, and blankets. There's no fitting room at this store, which is a bummer. I still bought a flannel shirt, XS size. It was $89, prices are on higher end, but understandable for the quality of the product. The associate was very helpful with the checkout. He signed me up for a rewards account. I received a 10% discount coupon in my email towards my next purchase. I took the shirt back to hotel and tried it out. The XS fitted perfectly as I had anticipated. Happy to have purchased one of Vermont's iconic product.

Seam opened 2" on collar of $80+ Vermont Flannel shirt after approximately 30 washings, hang dry,…read moreCSR said Vermont Flannel would repair or replace. 2 days later CSR emailed that her supervisor would not honor CSR promise bc shirt purchased almost 2 years ago. Shirt was birthday gift from son, who reads reviews and thought he was buying a high quality gift. My $10 Academy house brand flannel shirts have never opened a seam.

Decent deals, fast service, the staff leaves you alone as you shop…read more The dressing rooms are clean and spacious and some new styles. I gotta say, I love BR for their clean cut looks and how well they fit my body. This store doesn't leave you feeling pampered, but they are fast at check out!

Apparently the 65 year old sales woman really has a problem with tight dresses. I came out of the…read moredressing room looking for some help with the top of my zipper and the the first thing this lady said to me was " that dress is waaaaaay to tight" this was totally un-provoked, I did not ask her how I looked or say anything to her at except " can you finish zipping me?" now, I'm in the camp of whatever size I can fit my body into and still be able to breath and move with relative ease is the correct size, and I get that that isn't for everyone, but b*tch please do not be saying this to the ladies. I am fully aware when a dress is snug on me, and I happen to like my clothes form fitting. I tried on the next size up just to humor her, but even that was too tight for her, and was too big in the waist for me. long story short, I left without the dress because she actually made me really uncomfortable, which is not how I like to feel when clothes shopping.

We visited this place over the holidays and it is officially my new favorite clothing shop!…read more I love vintage clothes. I don't wear them that often because I don't always have the time to go searching for exactly what I want.... when I walked into this store with my mom and sister, it was like my eyes were opened to heaven and the vintage Gods were singing and calling my name! Every rack held clothes that spoke to my soul and begged me t I try them on.... how could I ever resist?! As a currently plus sized girl who has had a hard time finding clothes that I love in my size anywhere in Vermont, I was worried that all these beautiful treasures wouldn't look so beautiful the moment I decided to try them on... you can imagine my surprise when more than half the items I took in actually fit me!! The woman working the desk (tall / thin / blond) was so helpful to my mom and sister, and was even able to find something that fit me just by looking at me and guessing my size and what style she thought would look best....The dress she picked fit my body and personality like a glove!! I would definitely suggest this place to anyone who loves vintage or has an appreciation for vintage fashions. The prices were a little high, but well worth it in my opinion. I plan on visiting this store often!

Great mix of vintage fashions. Really well organized and extremely helpful, friendly staff. Lots…read moreof price points; something for every budget. Nice selection of shoes and accessories in addition to apparel. Well worth a visit.

I wanted to stop in to this Patagonia store specifically to see if they had a sticker for my…read morefriend, who collects them. (Most Patagonia stores have a sticker with the city name on it!) I found them pretty quickly - they were just sitting out on the counter so I snagged one. The store is quite large and we took some time to browse - I wasn't really looking for anything specific, but it's always nice to be able to see products in person. They had a good sale section. I loved the local recommendations sprinkled on chalkboards throughout the store - so helpful! I also loved that we were greeted when we came in - it's a small gesture but can really make a difference when visiting businesses and I always appreciate it.

This was the first ever Patagonia store I had ever been in. It's located in the Church Street…read moreMarketplace. The store is huge with clothing available for men, women and kids. There were tops, shorts, shirts, fleece, jackets, hats and a lot of winter gears. The store was a super clean and tidy. There was a nice sit down table in the middle of the store. We found some nice UV proof beach shirts for our daughter. I also liked a t-shirt and a winter fleece, but the size didn't fit me. So we bought the kid's t-shoes from the store. As expected the prices were on the higher end, as it's Patagonia. But the quality totally makes up for the price. The staff assisted us with fitting rooms, size queries and checkout process. They were very friendly and helpful.

Ecco is my little fashion secret! Every piece I buy here is so cute and trendy, with incredible…read morequality and styles that feel fresh and unique. What really sets this place apart is Bonnie and the rest of the staff -- they're like having your own personal stylist every time you visit, remembering your preferences while suggesting pieces you wouldn't think to try but end up loving. I can't tell you how many times people have walked up to me to compliment my outfit and ask where I bought it. Between the curated selection, thoughtful customer service, and warm, personal experience every visit, Ecco has won my heart!

Haven't shopped at Ecco in years but needed a last minute formal dress for an event. I have had…read moreprevious positive experiences so popped in coming back from school. There were a large number of employees working... but no one seemed interested in my presence in the store. The employees were more interested in talking to each other than helping me. Over 15 minutes of browsing before even a hello (I know this because I didn't have my parking meter long). Someone finally asked if I needed help but at that point I felt so uncomfortable I shopped around myself. When I finally found a dress that would fit my event it was covered in wrinkles. When I asked the employee about how to get them out she tried to say it was just the fabric. I explained there were multiple dresses hung, same fabric, no wrinkles. She admitted it looked like it hadn't even been steamed. She offered to steam it, but I was shocked it was on the rack like that. No one was nice and it seemed like I was an inconvenience to their socializing. The sole purpose of shopping in store is for the experience and customer service- neither of which existed. Bummer they seem to be so out of touch.

They up their stock and have more make selection can't even complain it's tuff…read more Thanks to Kevin for helping me out very friendly and enthusiastic will come again thanks.

I have been to this store a few times. I would say that they have a good selection for clothes and…read moreother items. I always dread going in though due to the staff. They usually will follow you around or just not talk to you at all. Not welcoming whatsoever. I went there yesterday and the girl who checked me out was very sweet. Every other time has been not so great though.

Great selection of beautiful clothes! The aesthetic is luxe minimalist. It makes me more aware of…read morehow many clothes I don't wear in my wardrobe. I'd like to curate a small wardrobe I always rotate through, but I'm sure I'll just keep on buying things here. Friendly staff where human interactions mean so much, now more than ever.

Liebling is my favorite clothing shop in Burlington. I don't have many pieces from the shop…read morebecause the clothing isn't exactly Vermont-esque and it can be expensive. That being said, if I were still living in a city, I would dress from head to toe in Liebling-style garb. Vermonter Kara Alnasrawi opened Liebling a few years ago. Kara is an ex investment banker who met her husband in Germany (thus the name of the shop). She saw a gap in women's fashion offerings in Burlington and decided to open a clothing shop with items she would wear. I'm so glad she did, because I share her taste in fashion. The brands Liebling carries have clean, simple lines, are made of high-end materials and indeed offer "casual luxury" like it states on the store's website. Sweaters are cashmere, denim is Japanese, shirts are made of silk or fine brushed cotton. The cut of the clothing is flattering but understated. I'm a big fan. Still, in a state where 90% of the inhabitants shop at TJ Maxx and similar bargain stores, I wonder how this shop stays afloat. Regardless, I'm so glad it's here to remind me of other places and lifestyles. Designers include Helmut Lang, Rag & Bone, ALC, Raquel Allegra, Mother Denim, NSF, Goldsign, Inhabit, etc. And the store is now carrying Isabel Borland Jewelry. I went to college with Isabel and I love her aesthetic!!!! I'm so pleased Liebling is carrying her. Her jewelry complements the clothing perfectly. The few other women's shops in town that compare to Lieblling are Monelle (Nantucket-style clothing, lots of whites and navies, stripes, nautical cuts, cotton, linens, and some fancy dresses. Casual elegance); Whim (a bit more trendy, less classic than Monelle, less luxurious than Liebling. More in lines with Ecco); Ecco (trendy mid-range brands) and Jess Boutique (hard to describe, more flowy and mature with prints, not my bag but a lot of people love this shop). The only men's shop that is comparable in the Burlington area is Michael Kehoe. Burlington isn't exactly the fashion capital of the northeast. ;)