Very nice active/workout clothing. Merchandise is a little pricey but, the clothing seems to be…read morereally good quality. Great selection, styles, and colors are attractive. Store is well staffed and employees are willing to help.

The workers were ok-ish, they didn't smile much/look happy, but helped to answer my questions…read more Selection wise, there isn't much to choose from as it's a pretty small store, but there is enough to get a feel of what they sell. The store is organized nicely though.

Bought my Alpha SV Jacket here from the used section, and it looks brand new! Thankful for the…read morehelpful staff and clean environment this store provided

Staff were welcoming and knowledgeable of the products. They ran back a couple times to get us…read moredifferent sizes/styles so that we could pick the right winter coat. I feel like I'm ready for the Boston cold with my new jacket!

Brought the wife and daughters and they all found something that works for them! Nice little shop…read morew tons of great options!!

A cutie little consignment shop in Beacon Hill. They had good inventory and were reasonably priced…read more The store wasn't overly busy so you felt like you could move around and really shop. We were impressed by the brand selection. While only one of us found something to take home, if you are in the area you for sure have to stop in and see what they have.

Zomg I have no idea what Boston did to warrant a rag and bone store but we've fucking got one…read morebitches ahahahahaha. I am so excited in yelping this from right outside My favorite casual fashions with a perfectly designed industrial interior with an amazing and helpful and friendly staff. It's so un-Boston it's perfect! Improve yourselves. Shop here. Do it nooooow! Ahahahahahhah

I bought these shoes less than a year ago and they are completely falling apart and are…read morenon-wearable; Disappointed in Rag and Bone, especially considering the hefty price tag.

TLDR: with Michael as my point of contact, between April and August 2022, I was unable to get 2…read morecustom shirts ($95 each), and 1 vest ($155) Timeline / series of events: - April: went in, got fitted for 2 custom dress shirts, paid upfront, and was told it would take about 5 weeks. Plan was for 1st shirt to come, confirm my size and fit, and then they'd make 2nd shirt. - May: email from Michael that they had issues w/ their Shanghai team (that's where the clothes are made) - clothing production delayed until mid-June (estimated). - Some other time in May '22: without my knowledge, my wife added a vest to my order as a surprise. - Late June: 1st shirt arrives, and vest came separately (in error - was supposed to come after confirming my fit). Both items were incredibly small/tight - like spandex. And I'm a slim guy. Michael says they'll redo the shirt from scratch, but that I need to bring in the vest so they can alter in Boston. Here's where things fall apart in July and August: - My wife works in walking distance to their Boston location (the only one left), so planned to drop off the vest herself, instead of going through the mail. - Vest return attempt #1: Michael said she could drop off, "any time after 11am". She goes there at 1pm - no one was there. Michael said, "sorry about that, it's just me today and I was out at our tailor's". IMO, if you tell someone to come in any time after 11am, and you end up leaving, you should let them know. It was a careless mistake, but I let it go. - In parallel, the "1st shirt" arrives for the 2nd time: wrong style (french instead of placket) and again, way too tight. I'm slim, but this shirt makes my stomach look chubby. Michael asks over email if it's supposed to be a dress shirt or casual shirt (regarding tucking-in). Great question... that should have been asked in April. Lucky for him, I'm an educated buyer, so I did intend to buy a custom dress shirt (like the one they are attempting to make). - Vest return attempt #2: I'm losing trust in Michael at this point, so I asked specifically what days and times he will be there the next week, and for a phone number to call in advance to make sure someone is in fact there. He assured me that people would be there until 5:45pm. I called several times at 5pm so my wife could get there before 5:45pm - no one answered the number he gave me. - Vest return attempt #3: Michael emailed: "with enough advanced notice... we'll be good!" and "5pm is a safe bet on Monday". So on that Monday, I emailed at 1:42pm asking if my wife could come in at 3:30pm-ish and called several times again - no response/answer. So, she went there at 5pm (the "safe bet") and again, no one was there (another customer was trying to return something, too). - Note: over several days and several phone calls, no one answered the phone # that Michael gave me. - Vest return attempt #4: By this point, I canceled both shirts - I thought they were not worth the time and effort. I planned one more attempt on the vest (only because my wife got it for me as a gift - so wanted to appreciate it). I emailed Michael: "How about Wed 8/10 or Thu 8/11 at 9am?" He replied: "I'll be here every day at 5:00, Wednesday and Thursday both days until at least 6:00!" - I gave up. It was clear he was incapable of scheduling a simple drop off. I call the phone number 3-4 times in a row, Michael finally picks up. He said if I gave him a specific day and time, he could make it work - I explained I just tried that via email - the "Wed 8/10 or Thu 8/11 at 9am" ask - and he responded with unrelated days and times. Michael agreed to refund me for the two shirts, and refund my wife for the vest before he hung up on me. - Since he hung up, I did confirm refund via email - he confirmed quickly. - I will never go to Blank Label again. - Outside of getting the clothes to fit - the style was OK and quality was below average. - My suggestions: buy from Suitsupply (custom), Club Monaco, Bonobos, Ralph Lauren, Brooks Brothers, etc. - certainly not Blank Label. - Prediction: Blank Label will be out of business by the end of 2023.

I ordered a tux from Blank Label in Boston that was supposed to arrive about 1.5 months before my…read morewedding. Around the time that my tux was supposed to arrive, they sent me an email saying that the order would be delayed by over a month -- potentially not arriving in time for my wedding. When I tried to follow up with additional questions, they were unresponsive, and it was impossible to reach them over the phone (despite many calls). I will not be using them again, and wouldn't recommend them to anyone else.

I love shopping here, especially as a larger individual. They have the best selection of plus size…read moreclothing for men I've seen in the Boston area. I'm always pleasantly surprised. The only areas of improvement are the dressing rooms - they could be wider or at least a better curtain. And also the checkout speed. No matter how many things you're buying get ready to stand at the register lol. But on the positives, the selection is really amazing. The prices and bargains are often a steal. The clearance section is always stocked. Can't say enough nice things.

I recently visited your Store in Somerville, Ma. I was looking for suit for an upcoming wedding. I…read morewas immediately greeted by a young lady Thersa as I entered the store. She directed to the Men's Suit Department and initially help me by measuring me as I have not purchased a suit in a while. She guided me with several selections within my price range. I tried several suits on and was unsure what to purchase. She then selected several shirts and ties that matched the individual suits still unsure she continued to present different combination of shirts and ties. After nearly 30 minutes I finally decided on the suit and tie that she skillfully put together. Needless to say, she was very PROFESSIONAL and PATIENCE. I will definitely return to your store for future purchases. 5 out of 5 star.

Adidas is one of the sponsors of the Boston marathon. They sell the merchandise that we can buy as…read moremementos of our race day. Why I bought another unicorn I don't know but now I have three. I think I got the sweatshirt this year, the jacket was expensive. But I did stay within my budget of $100. I was very happy about that. This might of been one of the pop ups for race weekend in Copley square or at the expo itself. I don't remember. Lines were long but staff was friendly.

The checkout line was super long and the 5'9" manish manager was just standing by a rack of clothes…read moreand when he saw that the line was long he jumped on the opportunity to help get the line cleared fast!

What a horrible shopping experience we had here this weekend! I should have read the other reviews…read morebeforehand, but I was just so excited to have a reason to come to the cool suit store that I've walked by so many times before. Unfortunately, we learned that you need dedicated appointments in order to try anything on, and were snootily informed that their dedicated café downstairs is only for if you are "waiting for alterations or already are a client." The way we were spoken to was rude and pretentious and it seems like laughably bad customer service to make potential paying customers wait for over an hour while not being allowed to make purchases at their in-store cafe. If that's acceptable customer service for you, then this could be the place for you.

I had a very disappointing experience with SuitSupply while preparing for my wedding…read more My groomsmen and I all went in for measurements and were initially impressed with the in-store experience. However, once we left the store, communication completely broke down. I made multiple phone calls and sent several emails with questions regarding our suits and next steps, but never received a response. When you're planning a wedding, timely communication is incredibly important, especially when coordinating attire for multiple people. The lack of follow-up created unnecessary stress and left us feeling like our business wasn't valued. The quality of the suits may be good, but customer service extends beyond the initial fitting appointment. Unfortunately, the complete lack of responsiveness after taking our measurements made this a frustrating experience, and I would hesitate to use SuitSupply again for an event that requires reliable communication and coordination.