In an age of technology, I am constantly reminded of my age. In a world of snapface and insta text…read moreand face pages, I find myself outside the scope. A wanderer in a new world, holding myself against a tide of modernity. It seems there are few of me left. Few haggard stragglers, refusing to let the tide take ya! And yet here I am, on my iPhone twenty-something or other, tip-tapping away on a make believe screen talking about my times. My times...my father used to come home with hell on his breath, puttin' the fear of god in me. His knuckles smelled like the textile mill. "Be a man!" He would shout, my mother would try to hold him back but anyway... I'm still here, an old man but still here. So take that. Where was I again? I remember the age of Patti Page, the age of fast-talking, ciggy smoking, bitch slapping men. What ever happened to the dean martins of the world anyway? What happened to the world of ford sunliners and plymouths with tailfins and dads playing ball in the front lawn in fitted suits? My dad used to huck the ball at my head when I dropped a ball. Said he was trying to make me into a star ballplayer. Well, my friends, Milton's is the store for men. Not just any kind of men, real men. The men of the past. It even smells like the past in here too. Kind of like my pappy's root cellar, mildew included. That's really not the point though. Here, you can find all your fine suited needs. Wingtip shoes, fedoras, seersucker pleats and belts to boot. It is almost like the past, but it lacks something. Maybe the fear of god or of communism. Sometimes I come here to feel more at home in a world gone mad. Cheers.

The staff is absolutely amazing. I am from 1100 miles away and just had another retailer tell me…read morethat they could not get me the pants I needed for the groomsmen in my wedding. In searching for someone who sold Tommy Hilfiger suits and could help, Milton's came up as one of the results. Taking a chance, I called the Chestnut Hill location and talked to Joe, who was filling in at the location. Let me tell you, for someone who is in full panic mode to talk to someone as knowledgeable, calm and willing to help was a God send. Joe took the time to listen to what I needed. He helped me with finding something that would work for the groomsmen and went above and beyond to make getting them shipped to me easy. I also spoke with Tim, who was friendly, knowledgeable and a tremendous help. Today, retailers of any size seem to be so focused on the amount of the sale to increase profit, they forget about what the customer actual needs. Milton's is not like that in my experience. They helped a guy from over 1100 miles away that is only going to spend $300 dollars like he was the most important customer. Thank you Joe and Tim, I appreciate more than you.

Even though there were no other customers in the shop, the young sales person was very attentive in…read morespite of the gentle ribbing me and my friend kept going the entire time we browsed through the Designer Diva. Points, stars and flowers for hiring someone who understands the concept of delivering quality customer service even with a small business. This was my first visit but I left with some beach jewelry and super cute sunglasses. The quality of the items was either brand new of gently used. Prices weren't astronomical which was pleasantly surprising. The store decor was bright, current and organized. Adding this place to my list.

Owner was rude and condescending when I was asking general FAQs. Tried to donate a few dresses and…read moreshe scoffed like they were ugly/out of style. They were from 2023/2024. "I would NEVER take those" I have pictures and recipts from all of my dresses as I was a bridesmaid in several weddings, but OKAY she knows they are from "2015/2016" Will never go back. Please shop elsewhere

Unfortunately my first review of 2026 is a negative one with a major downgrading of stars for this…read moreHingham store. Yesterday, I popped into Levi's a little past their opening time of 10am. I was in the market for a new pair of classic jeans having lost a few pounds recently and having gone down a size...(yay). When I entered there were no other customers in the store. There was a worker just standing by the door. I don't know his name but he has shoulder length wavy brown hair. He was doing nothing but standing there. There was a women behind the register counter folding clothes. No greeting from the long-haired guy idly standing by the door. I asked him about the type of jeans I was looking for. He said "We don't have them," I asked about another style. That style happened to be exactly where he had been standing so he grabbed a pair in the size I asked for. I asked about another style and he vaguely waved me over to the area where they were hanging. Off I went to try on the first pair. I had been in the store before so I knew where the dressing rooms were but he didn't know that and offered no assistance in pointing the dressing rooms out. While I liked the jeans, I did not like the color of that particular denim wash. I returned to the guy still unmoved and still standing idly by the door leaning on the rack of hanging jeans, and asked if it came in a different wash. He said there were several washes but he only had one other darker one in the store. The rest were available on line. He could have mentioned the other wash he had in stock when he handed me the first pair of jeans. But that would have required effort that it does not appear this guy has in him. This guy could not have been less interested in helping me. The second darker denim wash was what I wanted so I took those in my size and headed to the register. The young woman at the register was lovely and greeted me warmly. When she went to ring the jeans up, I noted that the darker wash jeans were more money than the pair I had tried on. I asked her about this. She said: "That's odd" and turned to the still idle long-haired guy for an answer. He bothered himself to walk over to the register to mansplain to me that "it is very common for different washes to come at different price points." Really?? He then said: "The company may have just decided that the darker wash should be more money." None of this sounded very convincing. I said: "Is there anyone who might know for sure who you could call to ask?" Apparently not because he just looked up the item in some book and confirmed that the darker wash jeans were the price on the tag and therefore more money. I did purchase the jeans but it was an unfortunate interaction. I had been in this same store about 3 weeks prior to this visit...again it was soon after the store opened and again with no other customers yet. The only worker that day was this same long-haired idle guy. At that visit too he was idly standing but at the register. Apparently nothing in this store needs folding, or straightening by him. During that visit I was just browsing but at no time did he ask me if I needed help. I walked out soon after, purchasing nothing. This guy seems like he is "phoning it in." Whether he is a salesperson, a manager or a wooden post for the Levi's corporation is unclear to me. What is clear is that he demonstrates zero customer service, zero friendliness and zero helpfulness and 100% bad attitude. Maybe I wasn't his hipster demographic and he couldn't be bothered. He comes across as bored and acted dismissively to me the customer. When I do need another pair of jeans I will take my business elsewhere. Who needs this nonsense when I am spending money and helping provide this guy with a job and salary? These experiences are the antithesis of the previous 5-star experience I wrote about here with different sales staff. Long-haired Idle dude: Find a job you like and are good at. You've made this store a hard pass.

Store and corporate management, I want to call out the exceptional customer service that I received…read moretoday from Dorisa (apologies for my spelling). Her on-line systems and POS were put to the test for my purchase as this involved your wifi. She did an excellent job finding a way to process my order. She is very polite, friendly, and professional........I'm 61 and appreciate such a driven customer focused work ethic. Additionally, the youngman I spoke this morning, just after 10AM, was similarly polite and very helpful. Cheers to these great employees. Thank you and Happy New Year. Respectfully, Colusa Trucker Jacket

I went in for an exchange and the woman could not have been more pleasant. Definitely recommend…read morethis shop.

Someone recommended this place and it did not disappoint. The owner was so helpful and patient to…read morefind the right fit for me.

Amazing for all your lingerie and bathing suit needs! The…read moreproducts and services are wonderful.

This store has been one of my favorite places to shop since highschool! Im now in my late 20s and…read morecome here often and never leave here empty handed! There is soemthing here for everyone and the pieces are all beautifully selected! Seriously such a gem in hingham!

Designor Consignor has been my favorite place to shop for over 20 years! Rosanne has the best…read moreclothes, shoes, accessories in all sizes and so many awesome designers. I LOVE this place and Rosanne!

This is a gem! Owner very creative and helpful. The last time I visited was this time ... 5 years…read moreago! I purchased a vintage brooch for my mother for Christmas. Highly recommended.

I thought its pretty good here…read more The staff is really nice. I have no complaints. You never know what you will find here! Good stuff all around!

The service at Ports & Company is amazing…read more I'd been searching for a dress for a February wedding, and Ports & Company was the 10th store I'd tried. I wish I'd thought of them sooner. Not only did the staff at the store help me find a beautiful dress, but the dress was also on sale! Ports & Company is also a supporter of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society, Greater New England Chapter. They provide the clothing to the models in the "Fashion Plates" fashion show and fundraiser. To see pictures of the clothing that was modeled from Ports & Company in 2011 and 2010, visit http://www.nationalmssociety.org/chapters/mam/fundraising-events/fashion-plates/index.aspx The dress I ended up purchasing was one of those modeled at Fashion Plates. (Attending Fashion Plates as a volunteer is how I first heard of Ports & Company.) I'd recommend Ports & Company to women who are looking for clothing and/or accessories that are different from what they find at chain department stores.

This is one of my favorite places to shop! I live in San Francisco and this is one of the first…read moreplaces I go after landing in Logan. The staff is fantastic! They will tell you what looks good and when to try something else on. Very hard to find in retail. Lisa the store owner is there every time I go and has an unbelievable fashion sense. When you walk in she whisks around the store finding the perfect oufits for you to try on. Also--this store has an unbeatable jewelry and belt selection. For any occasion you can find the perfect accents to your outfits!