Outstanding shoe department. Great selection of shoes and sandals and really wonderful brands…read more Now that The Shoetorium is gone from Lebanon, I'm delighted to have found Hubert's. Pleasant atmosphere, very clean, very well organized, well stocked. I bought 3 pairs of sandals on sale today and plan to go back in a few days to stock up on shoes. Thrilled that they are having mid-August sales!

Girls here were nice, helpful, & not overbearing. I ended buying two great coats and a pair of…read moreboots! Love the atmosphere and the friendly service it felt very sincere.

I was going to write a five star until we got to the cash register…read more We came over here to purchase and donate toys for a nonprofit organization that sponsors needy and homeless families who would otherwise not have a Christmas. We went through the toy section and were pleasantly surprised at seeing Leggos on sale with a table on which several unicorn Lego toys were placed next to a 30% off placard. We got several among other toys. Got to the register and the cashier rang one at full price. Upon our challenge, he started "apparently it depends on the unicorn". Take out or leave it. To put items on a table marked 30% off and then ring the item at full price is horrible ethics. Sadly, we have been assiduous Kohls customers, especially during holiday season.

Don't shop at kohls, they consistently advertise special in store that are deceptive at best. But…read morethe real kicker is their just finished labor day sale. Spend $25.00 and get $10.00 off. So I got suckered in, spent $170.00 My wife also went separately and spent $140. Plus. Unfortunately as with most transactions at kohls, there was an item marked as a sale price for $27.95, normal is $39..99 Rang up at the $39.99 and the $10.00 we were suppose to get was split across everything purchases. So when we returned the sweater that was miss charged @ $39.99 minus $2.63 (part of ten dollar for spending $25.) they only credit the $37.36 So even though I had still spent over a $100.00 even after the return, my $10.00 turned into $7.27 When I brought this up to both the store manager and corporate customer service. Both had the same answer, that:s our company policy. So the company policy is use false advertising to their advantage to screw customers. So between my wife and I we spent about $350.00 which I returned today. I have no further interest in ever shopping at kohls again.

I love this store! They have great clothes and accessories. Plenty of casual clothing options as…read morewell as plenty of outdoors clothing. The quality of the clothes is very good and the employees are very helpful.

I stopped in this morning while in the area, I had a $10 discount that was about to expire and…read morefigured I should pick up the little kit that applies waterproofing to coats (need to keep my new field coat looking sharp!). Dillon was at the register, saw me looking at all of the cool "stuff" near the register and found one of the very few boxes left in the store. He was really kind, when I am back in the area and I need something, I would definitely stop in!

Best place to go in the Upper Valley if you have a fashion emergency. I needed a new suit for a TV…read moreinterview. I went into Rare Essentials at 5:15 pm on a Thursday...the sales staff listened to my needs and pulled options. I picked out a suit, they hand delivered the suit to a tailor for an overnight hem and it was ready for pick up by 10 am the next day. This is not the place to go if you are looking for a last minute bargain. The clothes are high quality and top of the line -- not everything is on sale all the time. That said, If you have an interview or event at Dartmouth College and your luggage is lost, Rare Essentials is the solution!

Extremely bad and hostile customer service. Attempted to get me to sign up for their "rewards card"…read morewhich is really a credit card. They did not notify me that this is a credit card in any way until I read their pamphlet and saw the interest rates. Completely ridiculous. If you're looking to get scammed, make sure you shop here.

Terrible customer service, if I had to guess there motto would be the customer is always wrong…read more Not the helpful Gap associates I am usually used to dealing with, and make sure you check your receipt because things do not get rung up correctly.

Great selection and customer service! Highly recommend.read more

First, it's important to note that yes, the overall quality of J. Crew products have declined…read moresomewhat in recent years. However, that isn't the fault of the individual stores. I've always had great customer service experiences in here, which is what's important in a retail store, and more importantly, have found the selection here to be more than adequate. Tip for current Dartmouth students: unlike most J. Crew locations around the U.S., this location lets you stack your student discount (10%) on top of sales prices, which is excellent. Take advantage of this while you can!

Staff was so nice but dang these prices are HIGH! A magnet was $12-15. Hats $29-40. Conveniently…read morelocated in downtown Hanover right near the college.

So Dad forwards an email from the Dartmouth Co-Op about their great Father's Day gifts as a hint…read more OK, so I click through and pick a cool looking Dartmouth money clip. They can engrave it and it makes a perfect Father's Day gift, they say. OK. I order. Then I get email-we can't get the engraving done and ship in time for Father's Day. OK, says I, forget the engraving and just ship. No word. Then, the Wednesday AFTER Father's Day, I get an email that just says "we don't carry money clips in stock any more. Do you want us to order this or cancel the order." This raised some questions. Like, uhhh, WHY THE HELL DID YOU ADVERTISE THIS ITEM AS A FATHER'S DAY GIFT, and HOW THE HELL DO YOU CLOWNS STAY IN BUSINESS and uh WHY THE HELL DIDN'T YOU MENTION THIS AROUND, OH, MAYBE BEFORE FATHER'S DAY WHEN I COULD HAVE ORDERED FROM AN ACTUAL COMPETENT BUSINESS? But then if they can't fill an order for an item that they advertised, by a holiday for which they advertised this product, then I doubt that the could satisfactorily answer such existential questions. One question I had answered itself, however. Why was this money clip so grossly over priced? Maybe because I'm the only customer left in the face of such incompetence.

Listen, I'm a single dude sans kids of my own, so while I might not have the best idea of what new…read moremoms and babies need, I have a pretty good idea of what they don't need. They don't need cheap plastic crap lined with dust and lint, the sort of thing I found in the baby section of a shop in an adjacent mall. Yuck. I wouldn't give a street mongrel those things to play with, let alone give that dirty junk to a precious precious baby googoo gaga. Then--just days before New Years when I'd been told that the Upper Valley has no store dedicated exclusively to baby things--what to my wondering eyes should appear, but Country Kids Clothing and all things sincere! There are beautiful picture books and classy bibs, pacifiers and chew toys (I'm a dog person, no apologies), swaddling clothes, carry-all bags, and more. You'll find an array of items to suit any baby's general needs, from pricey to economical, trendy commercial to local organic (the natural wood teething rings were my fave, one more solid use of Vermont maple!). The stuff here's cute as shit, cuter than your little shit, probably! You can't go wrong, it seems. There's a second room, too, for older babies. Elder babies? Toddlers? For when they're at 43 months, or 72...whatever. There are two people on staff, though I only spoke with one. Don't have a clue about baby development, timelines, seasonal needs, wind velocity, gravitational pull, etc., like me? No problem! I was both applauded for my courage in shopping for a baby shower gift, and then gently educated on how to improve on the selections I had made before asking for help. The result: A+ in the gift-giving department. Go to CKC for all your creature's creature comforts.