I honestly thought that Eddie Bauer went away. Like one day they decided to stop selling their…read moreclothing and closed up all their shops. What a nice surprise to stumble upon one recently. I do enjoy their clothing, but not their pricing. I can understand if there is a certain styling that should be considered Eddie Bauer, but what they offer you can pick up elsewhere. I just didn't feel like paying the prices for a solid colored shirt. Staff weren't as overbearing as I thought they were going to be. We were greeted and welcomed to the store. Asked if we needed help finding anything and then left to browse the store. I kind of liked that, bother me only once and then I will seek you out if I need assistance.

Nice place to shop for both clothes and outdoor articles such as backpacks. I was impressed by the…read moreselection in both men and women apparel and the excellent deals on the shelves.

Hooray! After a disappointing selection at Old Navy, here's a selection of everything from XXL…read morethrough 6XL and more. Tall. Big. Both. Yay! T-shirts. Name brand jeans. Slacks. Shoes. All the stuff a bigger dude needs. I picked up a pair of Lee jeans that were just right. At $55, a little spendy, but worth it.

We just happened to stop in here in hopes of finding some jeans that we were looking for. This was…read morelike a long shot for us because we weren't expecting much when we walked in the store. Of course what we were looking for wasn't available because of the sizing range they carry. However the staff were super pleasant to deal with and gave us suggestions on where we could go nearby to get what we needed.

By far the #1 shop in Gettysburg. A little overpriced but their quality backs everything up. They…read morehave all kinds of merchandise and their store is a good size and spacious. The two owners interact with the customers and are the friendliest people you'll ever meet. I always look forward to shop with them, and they even have an e-commerce website. The only store I look forward to when coming to town

I love love loved my visit to A&A Village Treasures. My mom and I were browsing the streets of…read moreDTGB, mostly window shopping, and said "hey, let's go in here." Not really knowing what was inside. First off, the clothes. Most of the boutiques in the area have clothes I wouldn't really wear. There were so many cute finds in this store. A really fun rain jacket, a very flattering dress, other unique, colorful designs. Pricey for my teacher budget, yes, but adorable clothes. The "Pantry" section. While there, we sampled many delicious dips and jams. We ended up purchasing a few. The service. The people working there were so friendly but not that annoying friendly way. They had actual tips to make our shopping experience better. We will be returning to this store! Maybe even to get that rain jacket I fell in love with.

My husband purchased a backpack for me and it was very large, more for traveling. For everyday…read moreuse, I prefer a medium size bag. So we headed to this store to make the exchange and everyone was so accommodating!!!! I ended up with a new backpack, matching hat, makeup bag, credit card holder and sunglasses!!!! They were having unbelievable sales after Christmas, so I really made out with some extras!!!! Love Michael Kors!

I loooove Pendleton wear and articles. They are a symbol of high quality and workmanship. As well,…read moretheir woolen products are timeless and classic. Even today, when many of their pieces are made in China or Indonesia, their woolens are unmatched. The Pendleton Outlet store is a mid-size outlet store in the Gettysburg Outlet Center. It features both men and women clothing at very competitive prices and best of all, with no tax. A salient modern trend is their selection of washable woolens including soft Merino wool sweaters and shirts. The nicest part of the store is their selection of Western-inspired blankets. I fell in love with them and wished I could have bought them all.

Oh Gap, how I wished you wouldn't have split from Old Navy. You are like a ship going down and Old…read moreNavy knew to get away. Nothing has really changed with your clothing line much. I can still pull out a pair of jeans I bought years ago and look like I just came from one of your stores. Adjust something to make me want to like your clothing again. Whether it be your pricing or maybe put out those funky commercials again. I just don't feel it anymore. And the stores look like they are trapped in those late 90's early 2000's ads you had all over the place. This one was like that, I think I covered what I wanted to say in that intro. Not much else to report.

Well I can not say I reccommend these folks for tailoring especially men's uniforms Twice now…read moreplaced a commision , even provided precise patterns for the modification but the workmaship was very poor. These seasmstress/tailor are not trained professionals Very friendly people ..the goods manufactured elswhere are reasonable reproductions. But I can not recomend them for tailoring historic costume at all.

This place is a must-stop if you like historical reproduction clothing. They specialize in civil…read morewar era, of course, but they had some items from other periods. I was really impressed and wished I had more time (and money) to really shop. The prices were not cheap but very reasonable for handmade clothing.

I don't even know why I attempt to go into an American Eagle anymore. At one time I use to buy…read moretheir clothing religiously, but now I don't find it very appealing. I'm not complaining, just stating a fact that at some point you move onto a new clothing line. However, we did stop in here in hopes to find a particular clothing piece, but to no avail. Staff were pleasant when they were paying attention to the customers in the store.