Cute new co-op with promising offerings. Maine artists. I hope more Maine crafters join this…read moremercantile.

They have a nice inventory and the staff are friendly. It's a shop we have to visit each time we're…read morein Maine! Note: they've moved closer to town since we last shopped there about 3 or 4 years ago. The new shop is bright, clean, and well organized.

I always stop here when I come through this area. I love the batik fabric selections. The staff is…read morealways so friendly and welcoming. Well worth the trip!

The L.L. Bean Home store is a seperate location across from their Main store. They sell items for…read moreyour home, kitchen, garden, bedding, furniture, specialty Maine made and local items. A lot of these items are not in the Main store or on their website. It is 2 stories with bedding and linens and bathrooms upstairs. They sell couches, sectionals with or without slipcovers, pretty lamps, durable rugs and a large assortment of waterhog mats, bird feeders, nautical maps, cookbooks, dog toys, accessories and treats, outdoor thermometers, lobster buoy with numbers, and lots of Maine themed house and kitchen accessories. Great place for gift items too!

In Maine for vacation and decided to stop at the LL Bean campus to check it out. We mainly came for…read morea Boat & Tote. Looked online and the home store was the location to check out. Got there and the place was neat and full of stuff you'd love if you had a waterfront home. Sadly selection of Boat & Totes was down to one color and size. No selection what so ever. Was really disappointed in that.

Horrible customer service and return policy, go somewhere else. Purchased handbag on a Saturday…read morenight, price was cheaper Sunday AM, contacted customer service, they could not access the order and put in a claim ticket. Item shipped before any response to claim, now $10 to return plus all of the hassle, never again, lots better companies out there. I feel like the no access to order and delay were a very intentional way of screwing the customer.

Travelled over 2 hours to be presented with a sign saying they were closed Aug 30 and 31 reopening…read moreon 9/1. Website said they were open. No one answers the phone so there is no way to confirm if they are in fact open on any day at all. Such a disappointment. We had made a day of this with my aging parents, took the train into Freeport. After reading reviews I see they have had this issue going on over 2 years. What a joke. I have always been a loyal D&B buyer but this has me second guessing myself. Very bad service, the phone says our call is important but try again later. Horrible service and clearly D & B doesn't care.

My favorite store and my favorite location. I did stop at the Old Port store a couple days ago and…read morebought an outfit. The pants came from the clearance rack. But today at the Freeport location, I cruised through their clearance rack and found a dress. Perfect price, perfect fit. So happy I found another great score at my favorite store. I love Mexi Cali Blues, every town should have one of these.

Your typical hippy trendy place to go for over priced tie dye and sweatshirts. I wanted three…read moredifferent items all of which were sold out of my size. Was pretty bummed bc the alpaca sweater was actually reasonably priced but no mediums left in any color I wanted. Same thing happened with the mushroom overalls and corduroy overalls. No mediums left! Get there when they first stock up I guess. Place smells like patchouli which is to be expected but I left here empty handed and disappointed as I was ready to spend some money on myself!

If you're visiting Maine, you must stop at Freeport Market for a souvenir or gift to take to those…read moreback home. Located in the main outlet shopping area, this store sells locally-produced merchandise and crafts from 20-25 vendors. You'll find everything from t-shirts to books to syrup to soap, as well as my personal favorite, Christmas ornaments. Every vacation , I buy a Christmas ornament, and with so many booths in this market, I found several to choose from and left with a cute lobster ornament. The crafts here are unique and much better than what you'll find in the airport or some of the stores in nearby Portland. I'm glad we found it on our first day and I got my shopping knocked out early in our trip!

If you have visited the Auburn Mall, there is a store that allows local artists, crafters and…read moreentrepreneurs the opportunity to rent a small space within the store to sell their items. It's sort of like Etsy, but in a brick and mortar form. The Freeport Market is exactly the same concept where locals can rent space and display their items for sale. I forgot to mention all the items are "Maine Made" which I believe has to be requirement. I didn't speak with any staff so I can't speak to the customer service. You don't see them walking around much, but standing near the counter. The value for the items will vary as the renter sets the price for their items. Some look for a premium price on their items, other's look for a reasonable price understanding what the market says for those types of items. If you are looking for Maine made items and willing to pay a premium price on them, this store is for you, but you can typically get the items cheaper through their website or at a local craft fair.

The store is very cute and it's full of lots of different unique gifts. the one thing I got at the…read morestore was leggings and I thought they were great price for what they are which was 11. 95. I think it's very cute in the staff was pretty nice but they definitely need to make sure they have more stock for their customers

From the owner: We specialized in locally made, on trend gifts, clothing, signs, jewelry, purses, home décor,…read morecandles, men's gifts, gourmet foods & so much more! A must stop when you're in Freeport!

**A Miami, FL, Client who is Proud to Call the Freeport, ME, Allen Edmonds Outlet his "Local"…read moreStore.** Despite living in Miami, FL, Allen Edmonds of Freeport, ME, will always be my "local" store--thanks to my experience with the unparalleled Laney Johnson. I wish all of my interactions were as seamless, professional, and enjoyable, as transacting business with Laney. Perhaps a bit of background will better illustrate my enthusiasm. I have always admired AE's timeless quality, comfort, and aesthetic, and could not pass up on the deals available in AE's recent tent sale. But, this being my first purchase of AE shoes, I had very little, if any, knowledge of my foot's fit relative to a 5 last. A master shoe fitting would have been ideal, but, with the end of not disparaging, while giving praise to another, my circumstances effectively required me to take a leap of faith regarding the last's fit on my foot and principally rely upon objective criteria from a Brannock device. I enthusiastically dialed AE's Freeport Outlet. Laney answered the phone after two rings and processed my entire order within 6 minutes--impressive! I ordered a pair of 8D Walnut Strands and Black Park Avenues, and two AE aromatic cedar shoetrees. The shoes arrived in five business days from Port Washington, and the entire experience was perfect--well, except for my foot not fitting the 5 last in 8D. Feeling a bit defeated, but optimistic, I called Laney. As always, she was professional and sympathetic about my situation. She sent me a return label, took my order for two pairs of 7.5Ds, and, upon the returned shoes' arrival in Freeport, processed my exchange. Presumably the 7.5Ds would fit, right? Fast-forward three weeks later, after three orders placed, three exchanges processed, three pairs that did not fit my oddly shaped foot, and consistently exceptional service from Laney, I finally found a perfect fit--7EE. AE sartorial veterans and neophytes alike need to take further notice of Laney Johnson, and the world-class experience she delivers to her clients daily. Despite crafting some of the best shoes available on the market, what will make me an AE customer for life is my experience with Laney. Thank you, Laney!

I was in Freeport with some friends and decided to see if there were any nice sales. This time…read morethere were three people working in the store. A lady asked if I needed help, but I was just browsing. Ed, the store manager that helped me last time, was helping a customer. I ended up not purchasing anything.