I can't believe I've been walking past this place for years! Dress is my new favorite store on…read moreCharles St (and maybe all of Boston). This place carries a beautifully curated collection of trendy upscale brands, with an emphasis on French designers. Whether you're looking for a staple for your capsule wardrobe or a statement piece for the season, Dress has you covered with basics from A.P.C. to funky prints from Saloni. It's also one of the few places on Charles St you can just get a wearable, simple piece of high quality that's still young and fresh. It's pricey, so you likely won't be picking up a ton of casual stuff here, but you might luck out on the 50% off rack. Even if the clothes are out of todays's budget, you should still go to check out the gorgeous selection of perfumes and candles. I'm so glad I found this hidden gem!

I shopped online and received a pair of shoes that had been worn. I was hoping the store would…read morepay to repair the shoes which would cost around $30. They won't pay for repairs or issue a $30 credit.

I've never taken the time to write a Yelp review before now. Flock has an amazing selection and the…read morecustomer service is truly one of a kind. They stock great items at reasonable prices and usually have some good sale stuff as well! The jewelry selection is especially awesome. I am a Boston University student, and Dani, as well as the whole Flock team have truly gone above and beyond to support the student community in the past. This is a locally owned boutique that is more than deserving of your business. My only problem with Flock is how difficult it is to choose between everything in the store! If I remember correctly, they have a student discount, which is always appreciated.

Cute little feminine shop ... clothing , cute small items , jewelry, sage, cards ... staff was nice…read moreand helpful. Walked by and saw the shop - wasn't planning to buy anything but did :)

This is not the first time that I have visited this store over the years in fact I was a frequent…read morevisitor when it was actually in Kenmore Square. I found a very nice Back Pack for a very fair price with a life long guarantee and of course I had to buy something else just cause it was cool. and who could resist a hat from their huge selection. Every time I go in there I find something. Great place.

Typical Army & Navy Surplus Store. If you have been to an Army & Navy Surplus Store before you…read morewill know what to expect. There are no surprises here. Wide selection of items that fit this genre. Store is packed with merchandise. Prices seem to be in line with the industry. Employees were responsive if you needed help otherwise, they let you shop without constantly bothering you.

I was here on Boxing day, and didn't find rude attendants. So I'm guessing it might be an issue of…read moretaste and brand. They weren't holding our hand or anything and allowing my cousin and myself to browse freely and independently. Compared to something like the service at Aritzia in Prudential, this boutique style store might just have a more hands off approach. I wish I had thought to take photos up front. The business photos here are outdated. And the clothes though exorbitantly priced, were beautiful and in vogue. My cousin thought the curation of shoes was great and I certainly favored the denim options. The first time this store caught my eye was from a bus tour in NYC and I couldn't stop to visit at that point. Loved when I saw the same cut out formal wear on display in Boston.

I would be hard pressed to find a store with worse service than the Intermix on Newbury Street. The…read morelack of mere acknowledgment upon entering takes rude to an entirely new level. I shopped the brand in NY and CT for over a decade and now solely use the Boston location to try on pieces I then order off the website. They are pretentious and scan every customer down to the shoe and the shopping bag before deciding whether or not to even give a hello, let alone offer even minimal assistance. I've spent the entirety of my career in luxury retail and whoever is at the helm of training this team needs training them self. Unfortunate too because the brand run is great. i'll stick to .com

The young lady cashier was grumpy and not in a good mood or thats just how she greets customers…read morewith a straight face, she forgot to scan my other item so i need to pay twice plus the tax. Anyway she probably just having a bad day. The prices are too pricey though the materials are nice and seems durable but still for a sweater, the amount of $60-70 is a lil bit too much. But overall other staffs are accomodating. Thanks!

Awesome Experience! The fellow inside was quite helpful and personable. Keep up the great work.read more

I was sad, but slightly relieved, when good closed. It was too tempting to pass on my way to the T…read moreevery day! Now, welcome Ouimillie-- which is even MORE irresistible! Ugh. I can't win... or I can't lose? The vibe is similar to good in that you walk in and immediately want to buy EVERYTHING (and your wallet is like hey maybe no?), but it's a very different style. Where good was minimalist and only sold the Hamptons palette of white/gray/navy, Ouimillie takes a much more bold approach. Their clothing is so unique that at first, I thought it was all vintage. But no! It's a carefully curated collection of French, German, and Danish designers. From dip dyed tshirt dresses to sleek white blazers to cool girl jeans, they've got a little bit of everything. Prices are in line with what'd you expect from a boutique in Beacon Hill selling obscure designer brands, in the neighborhood of $200/blouse. Expensive? Yes. But not out of line with comps and their stuff is all really unique. They also have a gorgeous collection of home goods (I want all the gold ceramic bowls!), the cutest tiny leather purses in all colors and finishes, and a ton of jewelry. And candles. Of course there's candles.

I love small, curated shops like this one. I was passing by on Charles St. one day and happenned to…read morestop inside - they have a lot of hard to find stateside brands like Baum und Pferdgarten and other European designers. It's a well curated selection, and you can reallllly tell that each product is selected with care. They're not just trying to shove all the latest trends at you like department stores, they're taking the time to really show you QUALITY pieces. That being said, the prices are high but I'm a quality over quantity person. Great for browsing too if you're in the area on a weekend. They don't get many pieces in the same style, so if you wait on it there's a big change you won't get your hands on it (I learned the hard way!).

I came to the Garment District to check out the Halloween costumes! They have a huge selection of…read moreideas and costumes, all types of hats, shoes, masks. It's a wonderland! They also have a huge thrift section. I wasn't super sure about the quality of the deals. There were fun items and a lot of good stuff, but it seemed like some items were way too pricy to be worth it especially for used or stained items. We didn't really go into the by the pound or mens sections. The costume stuff was a tad on the expensive side. Also, they forgot to remove the security tag from the thing I purchased. I will have to return to get this removed. Might browse the racks to see if there are other great finds!

Yo....Garment District in Cambridge, MA completely flipped the script on me. Why was I expecting…read morethe whole 2 floors to look like a damn thrift dungeon with clothes on the floor??? Instead, Garment D. Is Organized, spotless and straight-up vibey. Two full floors to roam. Hot-pink walls, black-and-white checkerboard floors like stepping into an 80s music video. It's quirky, loud and proudly vintage. Everything's sorted with precision: pants with pants, denim with denim, tops with tops. These folks don't play around. And yeah, the majority of the clothing here is all use. But like I always do- I buy my stuff, take it home (or the cleaners), wash it and it snaps back looking like new. By the way- they do carry some new items- as in not used as well. My daughter and I bought some vintage denims, sweaters and a few other things. Zero mess. Zero stress. 100% unexpected.

Really cute multicultural shop with plenty to look and smile at. If you're looking for a special…read moregift for someone who loves to travel and loves indian or nepal decor and fashion, this is the place to go. They've got bright colored silk scarves, a small corner of boutique clothes, vintage and new rings, bracelets, and necklaces. Plenty of rare and out of the norm cookbooks and for those looking for recipes they can add sri acha to they've got that cookbook as well. They sell kids toys and clothes and have some pretty cute home decor items. The basement lower level is small but has tons of items like rugs, pillows, purses, small tables, reproduced art and hand made fabrics for those looking to make quilts and or clothes/purses. The four stars are for their prices, which are astronomical! $15 for one plate? HOLY COW...

Awesome place with lots of unique gifts options for anyone and any budget. Beautiful jewelry,…read moreartwork and amazing vibe. Personal are friendly and knowledgeable. Definitely will visit again when back in town.