Visited Salt during my first visit to Nantucket. The shop is really well done. The collection is a…read morebit more Modern and refined than what you normally find on the island (no Lily Pulitzer here), which was exactly what I was looking for. I purchased two dresses and a bathing suit. I was bummed when I got home and didn't love one of the dresses (didn't try it on in the store). I called and emailed the shop and they got back to me right away saying I could send the dress back and receive a credit to the online shop. This really made my day and I think this type of service at small boutiques is more rare these days.

Came here yesterday and left with an adorable new swim suit and dress. I LOVED that they carry Show…read moreme your mumu (if you aren't familiar with that brand YOU SHOULD BE!!). The staff was welcoming and friendly. Will be back next time I'm on the island. Also they carry Onia swimwear which is the absolute softest you'll ever wear!

I was excited to visit this boutique, as it was listed on a web article about must-do shopping when…read morevisiting Nantucket. What a mistake. The women working in this shop were about as unwelcoming as you can get in retail. Judging by the way they looked at my husband and me when we walked in, you would have thought we'd entered covered in the whale blubber the island used to be known for! We were the only shoppers in the store, yet not one of the three women I saw working made a significant attempt at being pleasant or helpful. The entire time we were there, the two blond women just watched us browse. Although they trailed slowly behind us, they did not act at all interested in our patronage...with one mediocre exception: one of the women half-heartedly told me about some of the shoes they carried when she saw me pause to look at them. But no one asked if we were looking for anything special or even asked if we were visitors to the island. We were asked the latter in every single shop and restaurant we visited subsequent to this one. No, it's not mandatory, but it sure is indicative of good customer service. The best part of the experience was when I asked one of the blond women about a particular designer that I thought I'd read they carried and the dark-haired woman who was standing behind the counter inserted herself into the conversation to snap at me the name of a different designer they carried. She said it twice, with the nastiest tone to her voice, all the while looking at something on the counter, as if she couldn't even be bothered. My husband and I left as soon as she stopped talking. This boutique was the first establishment we'd visited on the island, as we had only arrived an hour or so beforehand and the boutique was very close to our hotel. Apart from the staff at our hotel, we had not encountered any locals, and these women, with their noses in the air, made the worst first impression of the island I could have imagined. Too bad. If you've plans to visit Nantucket and want to do any luxury shopping, may I suggest another boutique? The labels and aesthetic are far superior at Olivela than at Serenella. The two women working at Olivela when I visited (Saturday, June 1) were absolutely delightful. In fact, they were so pleasant, welcoming, and helpful, the associates in Serenella could take a master class from them. I was glad to spend my money with OLIVELA, as they treated me like they valued my business. Also, a portion of the proceeds from each purchase at Olivela is donated to the Nantucket Cottage Hospital! Sayonara, Serenella.

I'm a big fan of the Serenella Boston location and this one is just as incredible. Leslee and her…read moregirls have a great selection of unique pieces perfectly suited for a weekend on the island.

I had a very positive experience at this store. Compared to other boutiques in Nantucket, it offers…read morea slightly more laid-back atmosphere while maintaining a high level of creativity and aesthetic appeal. Very easy walk from the ferry! Beautiful walk there. The quality of the merchandise is very high end. I bought a few things and a sweater which were both stylish and reasonably priced. The staff were courteous and welcoming. I highly recommend visiting this store in Nantucket.

I enjoyed this store! It's a bit less boutique like than a lot of the stores in Nantucket and leans…read morea little old school Abercrombie vibes with more creativity and color. I picked up a super cute sweater with a fish and a tote bag that would have cost much more at the other stores in town. Still high quality and adorable. Staff were super friendly. Would recommend stopping in for sure!

Favorite clothing boutique on the island. Always have things I love. Very friendly staff.read more

Fun store with oodles of cool stuff for home and person...clothing and household goodies..read more

A good store with a good collection of souvenirs, hats, and sweatshirts/tshirts…read more A great staff, plenty of stock to choose from including 3XL sweatshirts, and the prices are very reasonable. Located in the corner of Broad Street, across from the Whaling Museum, the Sunken Ship really does have the best prices on island. No negatives whatsoever.

The Sunken Ship General Store is packed with everything and anything you'd want, from clothing to…read morebeach gear and accessories to sunglasses to gifts and games. Knickknacks of all kinds, souvenirs, and plus animals with Nantucket stitched on them to elevate their price (but not value). The prices are inflated for sure but not much you can do if you didn't pack what you needed and are in a pinch. The staff members are attentive and friendly. It can get crowded and cramped as the aisles are pretty tight and there's just so much inventory, on the walls, on racks, dangling from above.

I very much enjoyed this shop. This was basically my one stop for all my Nantucket souvenir…read moreclothing needs. I packed very little for my trip with the idea that I would get a ton of T-shirts while I was there so that I could wear and later wash and give away (that's the secret to traveling) and this shop helped me with that mission. They had a great selection of styles that were fresh and new, and high in quality. Not your outdated ironed-on logos. Located in the middle of their downtown, this was the only shop that didn't hurt my wallet. They had other knick-knacks other than clothing. The lady that runs the store was very nice and fun to talk to and had great tips on how to get around the island. Loved it.

My mom and I both found some awesome t-shirts here! Like other reviews mention, its all simiarily…read morepriced to other stores and they have more unique designs. I think this is definitely a great stop.

3 Girls is just like Annie T's with a little less variety but same, relatively classy designs. The…read moreprices are pretty much the same. I feel like there are a few more designs here with some creative differences from other T's you see on the Island.

Our absolute fave shop in Nantucket and a must visit every time we are on island! :) Rainbow Fleet…read moreis a wonderfully curated vintage and consignment shop located mid-Island (super easy to access via the complimentary WAVE Electric Bus Service), and a totally necessary addition to the itinerary for anyone looking for a great selection of unique finds. The shop is packed to the gills with shoes, tops, dresses, coats, jewelry, menswear, and more. They also carry a variety of sizes, which makes for an inclusive experience not usually found at vintage shops. I found the cutest linen pants for about $20 in the consignment section, and it's definitely one of my best finds this summer. Everything in the shop ranges from 10-100 USD (ish), so in terms of Nantucket pricing, it's a pretty good deal. Service is warm and friendly, we love Marcella, the knowledgeable clerk who assists us every time we go. She is a delight to chat with! This hidden gem is absolutely worth adding to your Nantucket adventures!