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Great clothing and great customer service. We have shopped all over the world and still come back…read moreto this place ti find the best fashion.

I've bought (amongst other things) a vintage men's cashmere overcoat, a pocket flask, Lucky Tiger…read moreaftershave balm, and a very nice silvertip badger shaving brush from Sixteen Tons. This is a shop that can satisfy the needs of the hipster who needs to dress up his retro a little bit, along with young professionals who want some classic flair. Yes, you can wear a tweed jacket over raw-selvedge denim jeans and make it look good. The shop's got a good selection of both new and old, the buying for vintage clothes is done well, and prices are very reasonable. If you wanna class up your act a little bit without breaking the bank, guys - this is a good place to stop. It's a little bit rockabilly, a little bit Mad Men, and a little bit Animal Collective. Enjoy.

I like this place! The selection is really carefully chosen and the interior decorating is pretty…read moregorgeous. Hampden doesn't really have any other mens clothing stores (except thrift shops) so its a great addition to the neighborhood. Think of it like the sister...er..brother store to Double Dutch. Sixteen Tons also carries other man-gifts like wallets, cologne, belts, ties, hats, etc. The clothing can be quite pricey, depending on the item, but I did recently notice a sale bin! It's difficult for me to get my boyfriend to step into an actual store, or buy something vintage ("If its used, should it be cheaper?"), so its best that I come here alone and bring back what he doesn't want. I always end up asking a bunch of questions when I'm here- usually about sizing. When the owner is in the shop, he is warm and super friendly and helpful. There is another employee who always seems annoyed that I have the nerve to ask about an item; I really can't take that type of attitude. Customer service, man! I'm hesitant to dock Sixteen Tons a star because of this one guy's attitude. The owner has true vision and really caters to his clientele. He has helpful tips (more ties coming in next week!), good suggestions (how about a cool vintage belt for the guy who has everything?) and asks the right questions to really try to understand who you're buying for. He should pass these skills on to his employees!

I have recently discovered the joy of shopping upscale consignment. Wear Its At offers clothes from…read morelabels like Gucci, Tori Burch, and Vince Camuto. But you will also find Loft, Banna Repiblic, and Free people. Shoes, purses, sunglasses, and other accessories make this find a one stop shop. I found shoes in sizes 6.5 to 12. Hopefully, you can find something that fits your style as I did.

i've never felt compelled to leave a review before, but after coming to this location multiple…read moretimes i have to say this designer boutique has amazing selection, but terrible customer service. i'm going to try to be as in depth as i can. prices are mid at best depending on what you're looking for, probably some of the best you'll find in the general area honestly but that's my only pro of this place. the workers tend to be pretty standoffish unless you're a regular or older white woman that seems to have money, speaking from experience and observation of other customers. i really do like their wide selection of vintage, "thrift" type items, and high end, and as a high end collector willing to spend a good chunk of change on something it throws me off entirely when the staff is short, rude and seemingly does not want you in the store. as fun as it is to look around here, i don't feel right giving them my money any more than i already have. the only employee i really enjoy is, i believe her name is Joyce(?) who is an absolute sweetheart. every time i visit she is the nicest woman, and the only one who cares to treat me like a paying customer. what's a gorgeous piece at a higher price point when your memory of buying it is how weird the workers make you feel? going online and getting the same piece for a couple bucks cheaper is much better than dealing with the staff. 2 stars. please do better. have better customer service, hire some people who are warmer.

I'm a New Yorker. I've shopped along Madison Avenue, across Europe, and in exquisitely curated…read moredepartment stores and fashion retailers all over the US. Sheep's Clothing is my favorite store. Visiting Sheep's is a uniquely special experience. There is no website, no social media profile for this place. If you're like me, then you probably stumbled upon it while walking the more residential streets of Fells. It's so refreshing to just find a place, not to be advertised to go there. Hell, the only advertisement for this place that exists is a road sign on the corner. The store has been around for at least forty years. Charles, who was an art professor at UMD, and his wife Darcy are the only employees. They import goods from the UK and Ireland, traveling there yearly to scope out what's good. What isn't from Europe is a selection of pottery, postage, tea towels, etc from the east coast. I love their goods. Everything is quality, everything is so well sought out. Their two-tone cardigans are so cute, and they're honestly priced fair for what they are. This store is so lovely, and the effort put into sourcing the wool goods and curating the storefront is so palpable. I also love chatting with the owners. Please, please pay these guys a visit, if not for their 100% (which is rare these days) wool sweaters then for the atmosphere and the knickknacks and literally everything else.

A hidden gem in Fells Point. The owners Charles and Darcy are lovely. They are very well versed in…read morethe details of everything they sell! Their imported and domestic goods are good quality. It is worth a visit!

I really liked this place. I wasn't able to go to the previous location in Fed Hill and this one…read moreseems to be a bit smaller so it wasnt a huge selection but I still enjoyed it. Plus theres tons of other thrifts on the same street. I loved the clothes. Very trendy in an eclectic way; wide variety of 80's/90's stuff, some festival stuff, some totally out there/whimsical/gay pride/woodstock/retro vibe stuff. It was all in my ball park because I love wearing pieces that you don't see on everyone, so I liked just about everything there. The negative for me is the prices. Personally, a big reason I love thrifting is because I usually find them at a steal price at goodwill or in a cool thrift store off the beaten path, etc. which makes it such a cool experience. But when I go to a thrift store with higher prices it takes away from the experience for me a bit, I feel like I'm paying someone else to do the fun searching for me which can be okay too I guess. For example, I think a really cool T shirt with Tupac on it was $60 or something around there. There's just no chance I'd buy that. It's pretty on par price-wise with the other shops in the area though. I forgot to take pictures inside but I bought this cool shirt I'm wearing for $16.

Loving that fact that while there are two locations, Hampden is getting some more of that vintage…read morelove. This is usually the part of the city I head to when I want to stroll around and maybe do some vintage shopping/antiquing (don't judge me). Many who know me know that I have a weakness for 80s/90s and especially throwback clothing and accessories that remind me of my childhood. This is not something unique to me but I will say everyone who loves vintage will probably find something that they like or want here at SIX2SIX. My first time in I didn't get to spend as much time as I'd like but I plan on heading back soon when there are no errands to run and more time to spend drooling over their amazing selection. Keep it up team, can't wait to see what you all do here.

My partner and I have been venturing into Hampden recently. Charlotte Elliott was one of our finds…read moreyesterday. It's a great little vintage shop. I was pulled in by the bookstore next door. We spent about an hour in there. There's two levels, where books are well presented and deals featured. You walk through the shelves, and you'll see the different genres featured and bins with sale items clearly marked. The upper floor has poetry, photography, gardening, and cookbooks. The street floor has fiction, science books, and women's literature. These are just the genres that I remember. The other side of the store has antiques and other well curated items for sale. You can tell that the owners take a lot of pride in the presentation of their store. I loved it! I recommend anyone in the area to stop by and check it out.

Charming little shop with lots of rare treasures. A great place to find well cared for books and…read moreobjects. Always a delight to visit.

This is a hidden gem. Not much advertising, but if you're into a NYC-style boutique this is for…read moreyou! I'm from DC and I was a frequent flyer of Intermix, this store blows that away- they even have CASES of Birkin and Chanel vintage handbags! In LOVE!

Meticulous attention to fit, comfort, detail…read more Finally I'm getting around to leaving a review for this fine place. I first came here on a whim awhile back, but they spoiled me. Gorgeous atmosphere, very professional staff. I'll never shop off the rack again!

Christopher Schafer is THE place to purchase a suit that will perfectly fit your body. Chris will…read moremake sure you are happy with your suit and he will help you choose the best patterns and colors for your event or wardrobe. I could not recommend Christopher more. He can work magic with suits! Just be sure you allow about three months time from your first fitting to get your perfected suit.