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2.5 (8 reviews)
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Freebird Stores - Newbury Street

(5 reviews)

Back Bay

I have followed this company on social media for a few years now and am a real fan of their shoe…read moreand boot designs. Freebird is a company which started in 2009 in Denver Colorado. They are known known for making shoes and boots with distinctive design, beautiful leathers, hand-finishes, rich colors with a western heritage look. They are like pieces of art for your feet. Sadly, while Freebird has a large online presence they have few brick and mortar stores and until now, none anywhere near where I live. Buying shoes online doesn't work well for me. I need to try shoes on and be able to walk around the store a bit to get an idea of how they fit. I sometimes toggle between sizes depending on shoe. So although there have been a number of Freebird styles I was interested in, I didn't want to go through the hassle of ordering them, trying them on at home only to find out I needed another size or that they really weren't comfortable and then having to return them. It's just not a good use of my time. But that is all in the past since Freebird has opened a brick and mortar shop on Newbury Street in Boston. I was there yesterday on my way to a hair appointment at my salon which is just down the street. I only had a few minutes to browse but I was in absolute shoe and boot heaven. I am planning a specific visit next week when I will have time to try things on. Prices are not inexpensive but while I don't mind looking for a bargain for some things, shoes and boots have never been one of them. If I am going to wear shoes (and truth be told, I am barefoot as much as I can be) they need to be first and foremost comfortable and then stylish. Those things usually come with a price. Welcome to Boston Freebird!

I've been drooling over these leather beauties for several years now on social media and when I saw…read morea store on Newbury I had to come in and browse. They have SO many shoes and boots inside. Freebird has a distinctive style and their shoes and boots are like leather works of art... it was fun to browse and see what was available in store and have the chance to see and try on some items in person. It's not cheap - but most quality leather goods aren't.... so as long as you are realistic on price, you'll be fine. Def. worth a browse and you might find a new beauty to add to the collection.

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I was excited to finally visit one of my favorite brands/online stores in person…read more Unsuspecting shop, looks basically like a Bodega (duh) on a side street from the outside but inside is a small ish boutique shop with a small selection of clothes and sneakers. I got lucky and was able to grab a Carhartt x Bodega tee for myself and another Bodega tee for a friend as well. The staff here is nice but it can get busy in here.

JUST RUN! * HORRIBLE CUSTOMER SERVICE…read more* RUDE OWNER & STAFF * UNREASONABLE RETURN POLICY I wanted to return the jacket when I found it was too small for me. But Bodega refused to do that since they told me that it was a final-sale product. I checked up, no obvious sign on the item page to show it's a final sale item, and no obvious sign on the cart page and check-out page. They told me there is a warning on the sale page: https://bdgastore.com/collections/sale, it's true, but I don't think it's enough to let the customer know well about our rights and help us to make the decision. If I knew the jacket could not be returned I might not buy it since it's a Japanese brand and the sizing usually is weird. I tried to sort it out by emailing them, but the result is not what I expect. Also, you can see from the emails attached, the online customer support manager is extremely rude and proud which makes me feel uncomfortable as a customer. An online support manager supports me nothing. -- To Billy B. below, claimed owner, No Offense, but are you serious? The manager, Nick, was being very rude and savage to me. I used to work as a PR manager for an international fashion brand, I know how it works to please the customers and provide the best service. I also shop from almost all the hype websites including HBX, END, Supreme, DSM,  ssense, ALD, NOAH NY, Mr. Porter, matches, LN-CC, farfetch, etc. It's truly my first time being treated this way. Firstly of all, It's obvious that your website and system are not clear enough for the customers to know about the all the on-sale pieces are the final-sale pieces which is very uncommon from other shipping retailers. The same situation happens all the time according to yelp comments and you have known about it but you do nothing. Your staff should have to apologize to the customers for all the inconvenience first because of your difficult policy. Always comfort the customer, then find the best solution. And then, go to improve your website and system. But now I only see that they use "the independent company" as an excuse to get rid of my reasonable request. By the way, most of the websites I mentioned above do mark the final-sale pieces very obviously for their customers. For sure that it's very easy for your IT guys to insert a final-sale sign on every on-sale page. Secondly, if the order confirmation is a commitment between us as you said to make me obey that I can't return the products, how you could be free to just cancel 4 items of the order without my permission? It's exactly to break our commitment and agreement, isn't it?  So, you can see what you did is totally unfair to the customers. As I said to your staff, I know how hard to run an independent hype retailer, and I want to support the business. I did shop with your website multiple times. But the customer service you provide is humiliating the people who pay money to support your business. If you, as a business owner, still feel it's nothing wrong with your service and staff, that could be a disaster.

Thrive Exchange - accessories - Updated November 2026

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