Lululemon is by far the best quality and best selection when it comes to athletic and casual day…read morewear - bar none. I've been wearing their clothes for years, and they're great for traveling, exercising, or even running to the office on casual day. They continue to up their game with new designs and new features, while mostly retaining the classics that led to their success. Helpful staff and great clothing for men and women - love it!

I went into Lulu last week to bring in three pairs of leggings to send them to the seamstress. I…read moredidn't realize lululemon was no longer providing this service. I was so bummed. Rebecca, the associate helping me, was very kind when telling me. I explained that I went to spin class often which is why I had tears on my leggings from the wear. She explained that the material of the leggings I was wearing was for activities like yoga. She showed me a pair of leggings that would better fit my activity levels. She was so helpful when finding my correct size, making sure the fit get right. Little did Rebecca know, I was having a terrible day. Her kindness and helpfulness made my day. Thank you Rebecca!

I'm a huge fan of Lululemon but this store is so tiny! The selection isn't great but employees are…read moresuper helpful. If you haven't shopped here before, be prepared to shell out $150 + for an outfit. Their exercise apparel is built to last & so flattering so it's worth every penny.

I had THE WORST experience at this store. First of all, none of the employees seemed very…read moreinterested in helping me find the sports bra I was looking for. Once I tried the bra on I needed some advice, but no one came to check on me. I waited, listening to one of the employees take a personal phone call, for about 10 minutes. I opened the curtain and asked her to give me advice on the bra. Standing there in a bra I tell her it's obviously too small and ask if she recommends I go down in one or more size. The woman says to me "Well, luckily I don't have that problem, thank god. So, I don't really know what to say." She recommended that I check online reviews and order a larger size online because the store doesn't stock anything over a "C' cup in this bra. I left the store feeling humiliated, frustrated and angry.

Lululemon outlet in Kittery, ME was one of the first outlet locations I visited and I remember the…read moredeals were amazing back then haha. It's located on Route 1, so pretty straight shot if you're coming from MA and there's lots of stores & yummy restaurants nearby. I usually find a lot of goodies whenever I go to the lululemon outlet stores but didn't end up finding anything here the day I visited. Pretty small store & has less inventory compared to other outlet stores... similar size to a smaller pop up store location.

Not the best variety of items at this store, they probably just don't get allocated them as much as…read moreother locations. We didn't find deals like back home at our local lulu. Mens section is in the back but it's almost nonexistent. The staff was busy organizing and rehanging items people try on. Overall it was a bit chaotic but the selection wasn't great on this trip. Will pop in again to see if we can hit next time around but compared to the many other locations we frequent, it's alright.

I've always appreciated the idea of the Kittery Outlets, but the actual shopping experience has…read morebecome increasingly inconvenient. One of the biggest frustrations is the layout: instead of being able to stroll from store to store, you constantly have to get in and out of your car and drive from one shopping center to another. It really takes away from the enjoyment of outlet shopping and makes the whole day feel more like running errands than browsing. Another downside is the taxes. Whatever savings you think you're getting from outlet pricing quickly shrink once you see what you're paying in tax. It feels like a big chunk of the "discount" disappears at the register, which defeats the purpose of going to an outlet in the first place. Lastly, the number of vacant stores is hard to ignore. Whole sections look empty, and it gives the area a run-down feel. It also limits your options and makes the trip less worthwhile if the stores you came for simply aren't there anymore. Overall, the Kittery Outlets had potential, but the inconvenient layout, high taxes, and increasing number of vacant storefronts makes the experience far less appealing than it used to be.

I went here today and I went to the sketchers store and got 2 pairs of shoes for half off shout out…read moreAlex

My friend was over here shopping the other day so I stopped by to see her & check this place out…read more First thing that I noticed when I walked in was the heavy perfume smell which was a little strong for my liking but it seemed to tam down the longer that I was in there. This place is full of clothes that are easily identified by sizes on the rack which I like. Unfortunately due to me being a bigger size I didn't really see anything that would fit me. They had a great shoe selection if you're a size 10, which I'm not....lol I went & checked out their size 8's & didn't really see anything that caught my eye but I did notice that pretty much all their shoes were in great condition & a lot that looked brand new. They had a large selection of sun glasses. A few dressing rooms to try on your clothes. My friend bought a dress & was told she could return it if needed & I think the girl had said "in 7 days" so I thought that was great considering its a consignment shop. I did go over to the men's shirt selection to see if they had anything good for me to buy my "male friend" & saw a nice dark blue Polo brand t-shirt but priced @ $10 and I wasn't interested in paying that. My friend had pointed out their purse selection which is located behind the counter up on some shelves which makes it kinda hard to see what they have but I did see some Coach purses & my guess is that they keep them there so no one steals them. They had a sign on how to go about donating stuff & getting paid for it. I've been in a Plato's closet in Las Vegas many years ago & tried to donate some good clothes that I had but they weren't interested in any of it. Seems it all depends on the brand, session & what they considered "in" @ the time. '= Definitely a place to check out if you're into consignment shops!

I have brought clothes here more than once. I've always been treated by very friendly staff and…read morehave had a good experience. They've taken my clothes and yes they don't pay much but they don't charge much either if you look at the prices in the store. Overall the stock in the store is nicely displayed and clean. I would recommend this Plato's Closet location. I was checking hours on here and noticed other reviews- I don't agree with the other negative reviews.

Nothing bad to say about this store- of note, the Yelp address is outdated and the storefront is…read morenow on Commercial. But they have a good assortment of clothes at reasonable prices and in good condition. I got a cute pair of actually vintage shorts and my friend got a great summer bag. Salesperson was helpful!

Cute shop in Portland - we browsed around in our travels a bit and enjoyed looking around. Nothing…read morequite caught our eye- but might stop on another visit perhaps.

Would not recommend taking your surfboard here to be repaired. I was told it would take 2 weeks and…read morehas now been almost 5. The shop is "unable to give an update on the status" every time I call. Horrible customer service.

Super helpful people and very cool collection of boards. Highly recommend stopping by to check it…read moreout!

Maine Surfers Union is a good smaller sized shop that I've been to over the years. Each time I've…read moredropped by Charlie and other staff have been helpful and super friendly. In fact, one time I really needed some Futures fins during a swell and couldn't make it to the shop for a while so Charlie offered advice over the phone to decide on my best size and arranged to meet up with me near my local surf break one early morning-how can you beat that for customer service?! When I walk into MSU one thing that pops into my brain is "quality" - good brands and well made products that you may need to pay a little more for at times, but will last. Haven't bought a board here, but am always curious what they have for shapes-they don't offer a huge selection of multiple racks full of boards but I like that they stock USA made quality options and they update on social media board orders arriving to give you a sense of what's available. Also offer some surf books, local coffee and local craft beer to go.

A couple things: I am not a surfer and I do not live in Maine…read more This being said, this store is very cool. It offers a carefully curated selection of items you NEED as a surfer (wax, rashguards, swimsuits, board leashes, etc.) coupled with things that straddle the line between a need and a want (books, beautiful towels, insulated cups, Maine-made backpacks, bags, and wallets to name just a few). Many of the items are USA made and some are even Maine-made and made in Portland. The people working there seemed very knowledgeable about surfing in Maine and worldwide. I was listening to one provide seasonal travel advice for following waves and a budget to another customer. I didn't detect a trace of snark as anyone's questions were being answered, whether of not those questions were surfing-related. Very welcoming and helpful staff and nice selection of goods!

The owner cashing us out was rude to my 13 year old granddaughter and me. He charged us both 8%…read moretax on our shirts, but after researching it's only supposed to be 5.50%. Then he counted back her change in ones and coins just to throw her off and I realized once we got back to the hotel he overcharged her $1.25. Seeing everyone else's posts here he's the exact same person who was rude and screwed everyone else too.

I'm not sure if the cashier is the owner but every time I go to this store he is so rude to…read moreeveryone. Just plain miserable. I go to OOB every year and moving forward i will not be giving this establishment any more of my business.

I've been here multiple times for snowboard stuff, as a complete beginner…read more For myself, I got my entire setup here, board, boots, and binding. Sasha helped me and she was great, making sure everything worked for my body and my needs. I also brought in my daughter's stuff because we had problems with the boots and bindings (marketplace purchase because we weren't sure she'd stick with it). I expected to have to buy new bindings. They didn't sell me anything that I didn't need and they shared all of their experience to help us solve the problem. I am SO thankful for everything they shared, there is no way we'd have reached that point on our own. We worked with Travis and Matt who were really awesome. I definitely recommend coming here if you have any issues or unique needs, or if you need a new setup or are a beginner. Also, stop in just for your regular stuff! They have a huge selection of all of the layers and accessories. Obviously there are expensive things, but it isn't an uncomfortable sales environment at all.

I just dropped into Alberg to look for ski pants, a jacket, a snowboard boots, and bindings for my…read moredaughter. I have conservatively spent over $4000 at this establishment over the past several years, and I keep coming back despite the profound lack of customer service that I've experienced previously. But they're the only show in town, and what can you do right? Well, today was the last straw. I was literally the only customer in the store. Not only did nobody ask me if I need it any assistance, but while I was browsing in the children's section, one of their technicians walked by me, kicked me in the shins, bumped me into the clothing rack and didn't apologize or say excuse me. He didn't even acknowledge that I was there. It's bad enough that most ski bums are drunk or high while they're working, in addition to being allergic to basic customer service. It's even worse when they assault you while they're ignoring you. I will never, ever ever ever set foot in an Arlberg again.