Pretty good customer service during my visits here and the Black Friday sale was a decent discount…read moreon various clothing here. I got a pretty decent deal on a sweater. The pants and sweaters seem to fit normal folks, as opposed to just supermodels. The store is minimalist and not that exciting. However, the location is in a prime area that only Newbury/Back Bay can surpass.

This establishment is located in the Seaport area of Boston. It carries clothes and shoes for both…read moremen and women. You will find neutral colored clothing. If you're looking for prints or bright colors, this is not the place. Clean and organized with friendly staff who will help you find your size. Limited street parking.

Everything on Anthro is super cute so the store reflects a similar vibe. Service is great-- very…read morefriendly. Everything you get here will be super pricey ($$$$) but it's a great spot to grab a last-minute gift, stocking stuffer, or gift card. They provide tissue paper/gift wrap upon request too!

I REALLY liked my experience here. After multiple people recommended this place I finally decided…read moreto come here on Halloween during the afternoon (assuming it would be dead) & also didn't want to trek out to Bloomingdales for new pants. This place is adorable, they are extremely friendly (NOT sales-y at all) and they fit you like a glove for your pants. I ended up purchasing 2 pairs; AG Brand and also Red Fire Engine (something like that) and really liked them both. I did consider a 3rd pair which I was so-so about but the woman convinced me to stick with what I love and just get 2--so I did :-) They carry a LOT of brands and I had totally individualized attention; I felt very comfortable trying everything on and showing them. I didn't feel like they were body-obsessed at all and gave very nice compliments but also honestly told me when things didn't look great. I really do like my purchases; one does need hemming which will be an extra $20 cost at a local hemmer probably but that is the way it goes when you are 5 foor, 2 inches. I would for sure come back here and while it's VERY expensive (I think it was around $350 for two pairs of jeans) you are also paying to get fitted basically & they really spend the time with you which is great.

Nice little shop in sea port. Well located. Friendly staff and lot of options. Thank you guys!read more

The store itself has a great vibe with beautiful well-made Men's clothing and accessories. It's on…read morethe pricier side but that's to be expected for the Seaport Location. The staff on the other hand was a little painful. I was interested in purchasing a hat for my husband and asked if they had a new one outback (instead of the display) the cashier replied "we don't have any new ones, but I can get you one from outback" um ok, isn't that the same thing?? Then when I went to pay cash, she told me it had to be exact or else she couldn't take it. You don't take cash during the holiday season?? she didn't apologize or offer a potential solution (like try to find two fives from the staff, you know think outside of the box) I just left.

Just left the store and couldn't be more happier with not just my purchased items but just as…read moreimportant great service from Karla with a "K". Been a long time user of this brand and had to order online before they opened their store in Boston. I work in the hospitality industry and it's always refreshing to receive service in a professional way. Adam has been their since the beginning and the Filson team is always on point with their concern for the clients. I encourage everyone to check them out.

Alo in Seaport was the first location to arrive in Boston!…read moreGrowing up, being obsessed with athleisure brands, I remember I always had to order Alo apparel via online or if I happened to be in NYC, I would shop in person there but for years, we did not have an Alo around. But anyways, very grateful that we have a couple locations now & the brand is more accessible. Came into this Seaport location recently to make an exchange for a pair of leggings I had purchased from the Chestnut Hill store. LUCKILY, the Alo app is pretty accurate, which stated that Alo Seaport had the size I needed, & I was able to have a successful exchange that day! Very quick & easy exchange, so no complaints here. Parking: good luck! Sometimes there's meter street parking available but I usually just park in a garage to avoid the hassle of driving around in circles.

Alo has some darn nice feeling materials, stopped in here so the lady could do an exchange for…read moresizing. Their app seems to be pretty accurate with stock level as there was ONE left in her size and color that she needed for the exchange. They also have a men's section and located in seaport having a nice clean store. Yes we do hit up other Alo like chestnut hill and prudential when in the areas. Hopefully more open. Glad they have men's section though because tho we like other brands in this space too, they don't have men's.

Really cute store just by the water, similar vibes to an LL Bean or REI. Lots of cosy flannels,…read morewarm weather clothes, and gear for outdoor sports. Today (1/8/2023) is the last day of their grand opening party featuring live music, samples, and an artist customizing beanies on site in just minutes.

highly recommend based on the quality of the gear and imo better than Patagonia and other…read morecompetitors. The additional upside of Stio is the staff. They are knowledgeable, helpful and kind. The sales people at Patagonia were "too cool" to help so I walked out, went to Stio in Boston and had a much better experience. Special thanks to Abraham and Eddie for their help. thank you!

My recent experience with Staud has been so disappointing that I have opted to post how bad my…read moreexperience was so that it doesn't happen again to another customer. The first time I stumbled upon the Staud store in Boston was amazing. I bought the dress I wore to my civil wedding and I was absolutely in love! The sales associate was great (unfortunately I cannot remember her name but she was petite, very kind, and helpful). Hopefully she is recorded when I ordered the dress because she helped me order my size in the store and actually suggested the dress when I was in the changing room- Which is why I'm so shocked and disappointed with this recent experience. I went back to the store recently and another sales associate was working. Not only was she not very helpful but she basically fat shamed me when I asked her which pieces the store carried in a 14 (which was already after I had asked for a few things to try and she said they didn't carry any that would fit me). I ended up finding a sweater and I wanted to buy it, which felt like an obstacle itself. She was hesitant to check me out when I said I only had Apple Pay so I decided if I wanted the sweater then I would buy it online because she didn't deserve the commission / the sale. The first red flag I found the sweater on the website and got the 15% sign up offer, which was great until I was basically forced to pay for additional shipping service through Route. Seems like Staud does not take responsibility for its own shipping service and returns, and makes customers pay extra for it? And that company didn't even give me proper tracking ability on their app, which I needed to download to "track" my package. Kind of shocking that a company which sells clothing at $400+ does not provide proper shipping or care on its items. The Second red flag I just initiated a return because I bought a dress with the sweater online and unfortunately it's too short. It was interesting to get an offer of the extra 15% credit if I bought something now with the refund but I opted to move forward to get the money back on my card. Before I can even initiate my return label, I get another pop up asking if I want the store credit, at the full refunded amount, or money back on my card, with a $10 fee. At this point, this whole thing just seems like your company will do anything to keep my money- everything but provide good customer service and experience. The third and final red flag Absolutely so disappointed in this whole experience. Such a shame. I could handle the bad experience with the sales associate because clearly she is just one associate in a group of many. But to then constantly have to jump through these hoops for the online experience is just so awful that I will not be purchasing anything from Staud in the future, and will be sure to share this experience. I was fat shamed and paid $26 for it. I hope no other customer gets treated the same way from this company again.

I had a great in store shopping experience today. I called ahead looking for a specific bag. The…read morewoman I spoke to confirmed they had it and I headed down. She was very kind and welcoming and helped me quickly. I love my new bag and will continue shopping at this store - so many beautiful things!

Fantastic experience. Everyone here was super helpful. Nice clean store and quality items. Great…read moreselection and the prices you'd expect at Lululemon. Would definitely shop here again.

I visited their new location in the Seaport and it's absolutely beautiful. Lots of options for…read moreeveryone! Their align collection is bigger than I expected. Lulu team members were super friendly and willing to help me out. They have lots more accessories here than their old location, more dressing rooms too!!!! Lulu athleisure wear is my fave and even tho it's pricey, if you take good care of it, it will last a very long time. Come check out their new location for yourself!!!

Always love to stop at LL Bean wherever I am at. They have great quality clothing and you never…read moreknow when you are going to find something you just need to get.

Taylor was our HERO today. We went to the Boston Children's Museum today and our 3 year old had…read morenot one, but two accident in quick succession. Needless to say for a kid that has never really had an accident, this was going to ruin our day. Can you imagine a children's museum that doesn't have a gift shop. Worse yet, there really weren't any places we could get stuff to get him cleaned up. My wife yelped for Kid's clothing and LL Bean turned up not too far away. We walked over not sure if we would find anything. Taylor welcomed us and asked us how our day was going. I shared our situation while my wife rolled her eyes at me. I mean why skimp on details when you need an outfit fast and the sizing isn't what uou are used. Taylor found us several options of shirts. My son chose the purple t-shirt. She went back and found more pant sizes. He left in a pair of blue waterproof pants to go with his purple shirt. Taylor even told us that oddly thus happens and we aren't the first family looking for kids clothing after visiting the museum. Alas they don't sell underwear but it slvaged our afternoon and was enough to get him down for a nap. I consider that a WIN with a capital W. My wife found some traveling clothing as well because whe wanted to support the store as well. I really wanted to buy stuff as well but I run way too hot and it is September. The summer stuff is gone but there is always their website.