A great shopping experience. An excellent array of high end men's clothing and accessories. A great…read morecollection of Peter Millar shirts and pants. Sport coats in very current styles. An amazing collection of belts even including custom crocodile belts and other hand painted belts. Some really nice shoes and things like Yeti coolers and Saxx briefs. Owner Tyler Hampton and his staff are ready to give you a buying experience that equals the quality of product in their expansive inventory. Custom made suits and alterations available.

PSA - Hampton's Buyer Beware: Store Credit Only, Unexpected $150 Restocking Fee and Refund Policy…read more(Update - response to owner comments at bottom) I discovered Hampton's Men through a Facebook ad and placed a $1,400 online order for a sport coat I had never seen or tried on in person. When it arrived, I decided it was not for me. I never even removed it from its packaging to try it on. I promptly returned the unopened item. Only then did I learn that returning it would cost me $40 in shipping, plus a $150 restocking fee that was not clearly disclosed during the ordering process. What surprised me even more was Hampton's Men's refund policy. Even after paying the restocking fee and return shipping, a refund to your original payment method is not guaranteed. Based on the policy, the company has complete discretion over whether to issue one. In my case, I was left asking the owner to make an exception just to receive the remaining $1,250 from an unopened return. That is not the customer experience I expect when making a $1,400 online purchase from a retailer I discovered through Facebook advertising and product photography. The owner told me he would "work with me," and I hope he ultimately does the right thing by issuing a full refund to my original form of payment. Until then, my advice to prospective customers is simple: read Hampton's return policy very carefully before ordering. Make sure you understand that an unopened return may still cost you return shipping, a $150 restocking fee, and that a refund to your original payment method may not be automatic. -------- Tyler, The most concerning issue is NOT the $150 restocking fee. It is that Hampton's can accept the returned merchandise, retain a customer's original payment, and provide only store credit instead of a refund to the original payment method. That is a material restriction. In my view, it should be clearly and prominently disclosed in the Facebook advertisement, on the product page, and before checkout, not simply placed on a separate Return Policy page. Had I understood that Hampton's could keep my $1,400 after I returned the coat and issue only store credit, I would not have made the purchase. For clarity, I opened the shipping box to view the sport coat, but I did not break the plastic seal, remove the coat from its packaging, or try it on. I returned it promptly in the same sealed condition. What is especially troubling is your admission that you initially intended to "work with me," but changed course after I posted reviews about my experience. In other words, the decision about whether I would receive my money back appears to have turned on whether you approved of my criticism. A customer returning a substantial online purchase should not have to rely on the owner's personal goodwill, or remain silent publicly, to receive a refund to the original payment method. Consumers deserve to understand that before doing business with Hampton's.

so I was about to go looking for a place to shop for shoes and Paul suggests I should try here if I…read morehadn't yet so here I was. first thing I see when I pull up is signage for Carhartt and Ariat which bodes well for my shopping adventure because Ariat is fat foot friendly, almost everything comes in a EE. if you're looking for boots they got 'em; laces or pull on, casual boots, fancy boots, work boots... also have a variety of non-boot footwear for work: composite toe, non-metallic, lace-up shoe looking shoes is just what I need. and besides getting your feet covered they have pants and shirts and socks and coveralls and jackets and "tactical gear"; very nearly everything the well dressed individual could ask for, a lot of it in brown duck and a lot of it not. so if you need clothes for work or just want to look the part Harrison's is your one stop shop.

From the owner: Work, Western & Wow. Harrison's is a family-owned department store in North & South Carolina…read moreoffering high-quality workwear, Western clothing & more. Visit us today.

Great Service and Good Prices…read more Dropped by the pick up a pair of ear rings for my niece who is coming in town for her Birthday. Nothing fancy but wanted to give her a relatively nice set of ear rings for her Birthday and I've been so swamped, did not have time to do much shopping. I was in Kohl's on Saturday and looked at the Jewelry counter and they had exactly what I wanted and to make it better, they were on sale and they gave me an extra discount. In the end, I got a nice set of ear rings for about 1/3 of the original price and a young lady on her 15th Birthday was thrilled. Great service in this department.

Used to be in regularly for fancy shirts and ties and casual pants about 20-25 pounds/years ago,…read morenow it's just housewares and beddings and things like that when the economy shops don't have the brand-quality I'm looking for. There's a nice selection of sheets and comforters and towels and small kitchen appliances at various price points but shopping here can get spendy fast. However, with a little luck and a little planning a person can make out alright; sales can run 40% off and sometimes more when you get bongo bucks . House brands in clothing can save some scratch without giving up too much fashion in men's wear. Used to have bunches of Garcia ties, not so much anymore; not sure if it's a Mooresville thing, NC, or if the line has just run it's course. In any case I'm kinda bummed about it.

Once again the customer service is terrible here. The staff at night is rude and just makes you…read morefeel uneasy with paying customers while cracking inside jokes when you leave. I'll go somewhere else other than this location.

This is your run of the mills TJ Maxx. Everything seemed nicely organized. I did notice a whole…read moreaisle of cropped attire separated into long and short sleeves. I also noticed some Lilly Pulitzers available. Unfortunately, they were all XXS (the Ophelia top was only $29!). Check out line was really long, but they have ample staff to speedily check you out.

This was my first time selling at Style Encore, and the experience was just okay. One associate was…read morevery welcoming, but the other one who went through my clothes didn't seem very friendly. I brought in items that matched what they said they were looking for, but it didn't seem like my items were looked through very thoroughly. It made me question whether racial bias may have played a part in how my items were reviewed and fairly considered for purchase. I also noticed that the overall style of the store isn't versatile. From what was on the racks, it was pretty easy to tell the specific look and type of seller they seem to prefer buying from.

I visited for the first time today. Very friendly staff. I took a large bag full of sundresses and…read morespring tops plus 2 pair of shoes and a handbag. I even had name Brand pieces. They didn't accept anything I had. But the items in the store and outside along the sidewalk looked cheap. I'm not sure how they decided on the items they'll take but apparently they only accept certain labels.

They sell junk that shrinks in warm water and medium heat, then act like they cant find it in their…read moresystem. I cant stand for people to stand their and lie to me, or the coorporate greed.

Alexis in the shoe section was amazing!! I'm pregnant and my feet have gotten so swollen so I had…read moreto try on many different pairs of shoes. She was patient and attentive grabbing me several different pairs until I found the right one. Thank you Alexis for modeling exceptional customer service.

I just love coming to this gem in Downtown Davidson. Being a Davidson resident, I think it is…read moreimportant to support our small local businesses. This place is so unique and special. I shop here regularly and truly enjoy the experience. The Village Store is part of our quaint Main Street area not to be overlooked. You can shop for housewares, local foods, boutique clothing and jewelry, toys, Lake Life and Lake Norman local gifty items, like tshirts, pillows, tea towels, etc. There is so much to look at here, and trust me, you will find something you love! The staff there is very friendly and the store is so well stocked. The prices are very fair compared to other boutique style stores, but I'd say the Village Store has the biggest selection of home and gift items in the Lake area. They have begun putting out their fall decor, and they really have some beautiful displays during the Christmas season. I really enjoy shopping here.

The Village Store is just the cutest store in downtown Davidson. They have so many different items…read more- jewelry, gifts, holiday decor, travel items, clothing, and the list goes on. They have a lot of unique items here, too, encouraging lengthy browsing. I was able to find a perfect gift for Christmas, and continue to visit this store every time I'm in Davidson. The staff are very welcoming and friendly, too. I only wish they were open later on Saturday night (like 7 or 8pm) so we could visit after dinner, rather than having to go before. Definitely check this place out of you are looking for a gift for yourself or someone else!

I drove 30 minutes to the closest target so that I can go shopping for some clothes for a beach…read moretrip. After finding several things that I'd like to try on, I find out that all the dressing room rooms are closed because they're doing inventory today. Maybe a sign on the front door would've been helpful. I don't buy clothing I can't try on first. I would not have wasted my time looking for things if I knew I couldn't try them on.

Always has the products I am looking for. Service is what you'd expect these days; lots of…read moreemployees on the floor and no one on the registers as they try to drive people to self-checkout. Parking is plentiful and very close to a lot of other shopping and dining options.

This online store is a complete SCAM!…read more First I was offered a discount on my first purchase if I signed up for thier emails - which I did - but the code provided was not valid at checkout. When I reached out for help - they responded once with a question, no solution, and never responded again. First red flag - should have stopped there. I placed an $205 order almost 3 weeks ago with confirmation that I would be notified once shipped. On the site it says orders are shipped within 2-3 business days. I still have not received my shipping notification, so last week I reached out asking for an update. I have chatted, emailed Info@BabySkyBoutique.com, and called 704.660.5735 with ZERO response. I can see they are reading my emails, and the number rings and rings and then the voicemail is full. With no way of reaching this scammer, I am forced to file a FRAUD report with my credit card. If something happened and the product was back ordered, a simple response from the "business" would solve the problem. Instead this is a complete SCAM - they take your money and run!

Stopped in on a Sunday to shop the boutique and get my 3 year olds hair cut. The sign outside says…read more"walk ins welcome". There was no one else in the store and one associate. She said that the boutique was closed and only the salon was open. Told her, no problem we wanted to get my daughters hair cut. She said it was by appointment only. I asked if she could fit us in since no one was in the store, she said no so we left. We will not be coming back!