"i need socks!" I say loudly over the din of my family's conversation. We are in Princeton for a…read morefamily memorial, and as usual when multiple generations are together, I revert to the 16-year old girl who is struggling to be heard against the cacophony of voices. "I need socks!" I repeat. "Hold on, hold on, Liz says she needs socks!" my mother announces. "What, they don't have socks in California?" my Dad asks with his eyebrow raised. "I need WARM socks. It's freezing here." I say, trying not to sound like I am pouting. My socks of of the thin, cotton variety - a joke when faced with wintry, snowy weather. So, all morning long we discuss my need for socks, and we go in search of them, and also the Einstein museum that my mother has read about. We have gone about a block on Nassau Street when we see a sign saying "Sock Sale". Everyone smiles and we march in like a troop of soldiers. Now, if there were a store ever built for my family, Landau's Woolens is it. The store is piled floor to ceiling with more product than I have ever seen in my life, everything from scarves to mohair blankets to boiled wool jackets to Viyella shirts. Like kids being set loose in a candy store, we all go our separate ways. The treasures, the treasures! Out of the corner of my eye, I see my Dad walking around in a top hat looking like something out of Dickens, my mom cooing over the handmade Christmas stockings, while my grandfather's wife and I are pouring over the huge variety of socks for sale. Let me tell you, these socks? You haven't tried socks until you try these socks. Cashmere wrapped around other fibers, soft yet durable, in a variety of colors and....HALF-OFF *angels singing*. This is truly the mecca of fine hosiery. They get them directly from the factory in Camden, NJ, the same one that sells to Nordstrom's. I pile them into my arms like I have just won the lottery. "Please" our salesperson says, "go put them on right now." They clear a chair for me and I put on my first pair of socks. It's like stepping into a warm bath. Suddenly all is right with the world. Wait...there is more. Remember Mom's wish to visit the Einstein museum? Yeah, that was easy too, because it's located right at the back of the store! Now that's not something you see every day. We walked out with our multiple purchases and a business card with the website address for future needs. My Dad fails to make a comment about how spoiled I am because he is too enamored with himself in his new hat (which was a big hit around town). My mom is giddy about her new Christmas stocking. And me? You can just call me Happy Feet from now on. Great store, great staff, excellent product. Einstein is not the only genius in residence there!

What???? Free lollipops Yes free suckers to tell you you…read moresuck! Just joking I loved this place It's a suit and clothing store with official Princeton merchandise I believe 30% less I bought some art cards, a bumper magnet Some flip flops, and pajama pants and only spent $50 In the official store, 2 shirts, a cell phone case and a hat were like $120 But whatever I love my new Princeton Cheerleading gear! They had a lot of stuff Pretty cool shop Nice employees

Love this store and love the team that works here. They are always willing to help and offer with…read moresize/recommendations. Simply the best! Thank you! Carlyn

I had a unpleasant experience at this store. My daughter received a gift right before Christmas. I…read morehad a gift receipt for the outfit and the cashier said I would receive $8.00 in store credit. Since we received this gift two weeks prior to Christmas, I felt that item was purchased at regular price. I asked her why the credit was so low since I had a gift receipt. She told me store policy is to issue the lowest sale price after a certain amount of time has passed. I didn't question the policy as we were returning an item in February that we had received in December. She then proceeded to say "Well, that's how much the person paid for the item anyway." I don't know why she felt it necessary to tell me that. Was she trying to insinuate the only reason my daughter received an item from Janie and Jack was because it was marked down ?!? It was a rude & unnecessary comment to make. We, later found out that the pajama was actually purchased at $50.00. Had my experience with the cashier been more pleasant, I would have made a purchase and willingly paid the difference. However ,what she said made me feel uncomfortable and I didn't want to spend another minute in that store.

I know the excitement feeling to any incoming freshman parents when visited a university store. The…read morepride and joy in each hearts is such a wonderful feeling. The store has everything that is required and wanted being a student or family member of this university. The color scheme is so beautiful to look at that will make each visitors get involved with any sports teams this university represent . The store is huge, has various merchandise stocks and supplies. Come stop by when in the area!

It's been since I was pregnant joking how our boy would be going to Princeton one day, he's only 4…read moreright now btw lol. Maybe he will! Anyway of course while in the area we had to come here to get him a shirt plus he wanted some tiger ears. A mom can dream and it's a cute store regardless.

I have been visiting 'We Kids Of Flemington' for over 2 years and ALWAYS have a great experience…read morewith finding the great brands for my 3 kids and many other siblings and I always have a great experience and pleasure to shop there. Great prices, great brands and store is organized and always super clean and maintained. I am a very picky shopper and if I do not like the atmosphere of the store and brands and quality of the clothing - I would not waste my time coming back. But I would definitely advise to my friends and to anyone who wants to shop for their kids - to visit this store. And forgot to mention! Owners of the store are exceptionally polite and kind people and always greet their customers with a big smile! Not sure why people left bad comments here... going there for many years and only can say 'Thank you guys!! I am coming back soon !!

Old owner was great and so organized. Empty racks, wrong sizes on hangers, quality of clothes is…read moreway down. Dozens of hefty bags of clothes in front area. What a mess. Better options out there.

Great selection and friendly staff !! Better to shop here for carters clothes bc they offer better…read moredeals than you would find elsewhere. My only wish was that it was also a Oshkosh store. Most are combined, so that would've been nice !

This is 1 of 2 Carters I go to (have been shipping here since 2011, for all 3 of my children) the…read morestore is great, although I wish it was bigger.. It's kind of on the smaller side compared to other Carters. The employees are nice whenever I go.. Except today, June 14, 2015 - the lady was by herself and she was not very nice at all.. She didn't greet us and she didn't recommended spending $10 more to earn an extra $10 off coupon, usually the other girls inform and recommend doing so because it's $10-$20 behind getting multiple coupons.. Kind of disappointed today, very rude and not friendly at all.. Not very helpful either..

The Quaker Bridge Mall is a monument to late-stage capitalism wrapped in beige tiles and…read moreexistential dread. It is neither quaking, nor bridged, nor particularly Quaker, though I did feel a strange spiritual calm while waiting in line at Auntie Anne's, watching dough be twisted into symbols of carbohydrate comfort. Inside, time folds in on itself like a pair of clearance khakis. There are stores selling perfume, gadgets, jeans tight enough to restrict original thought. There's a Cheesecake Factory, which exists on the same moral plane as purgatory: vast, overlit, and full of folks trying to remember what it was they came in for. The mall is clean. The ceilings are high. The escalators move up and down like Sisyphus with a corporate sponsor. No one seems to know why they're there, but they are, floating from JC Penney to Old Navy in a retail daze. The air smells faintly of artificial scents and unspoken longing. There's something poetic about a mall in the 21st century. A living fossil. A place where you can still see teenagers in small herds, clutching bubble tea and dreams. Where old men power-walk past Forever 21, defiant in orthopedic sneakers. Where the Apple Store shines like a sterile shrine to tech-assisted distraction. Three stars. Not because it's bad; it's not. It is precisely what it claims to be: a mall. A decent one. One with enough stores to feel like you might find something, even if you don't know what you're looking for. It would get four stars if it had a decent bookstore. It would get five if it could answer why I felt slightly lonelier when I left than when I arrived.

Services isn't a thing at the mall anymore Just at the food…read morecourt and its clean. Slections are up but questionable material Value is very good especially at S NJ outlets also and in store discounts not advertised at quaker

Story time: Freshman year I went to the doctor for unexplained weight gain. Mind you this was back…read morein 1998 so way ahead of the body positivity movement. Anyway my PCP tried to reassure me that body changes were ok because "not everyone is going to be a Lands End model." Not Victoria's Secret - Lands End lololol I'm so dead. Bless her heart. Such a New Hampshire thing to say lmao. Turns out it was PCOS but it'd take me another 5 years to figure that out. Conversation for another day. Anyway I've come full circle. I've been getting targeted ads on social for cute plus size clothes - spring nauticals and the like. However the ills of capitalism and Ozempic have colluded to steadily decrease the availability of plus size clothing in stores for years. I was STOKED to see Lands End had a brick n mortar with plus sizes in store. The last time I'd seen them was in Sears before they went the way of the dodo. I mean if you're gonna have a regular degular cardigan for $89 I'm gonna need to try it on and feel the material before I part with my coins. We went to this location and while my husband tried on pants I stealthily made my way around the store looking for the plus sizes. I'm still not over the hour drive to Anthropologie in Short Hills a few years ago only to learn they had removed their plus sizes. I wanted to save myself from similar embarrassment and heartbreak here. At first I didn't see any - just a sign on the wall that said Sizes 16w-24w shop online for more selection. As I planned my strongly worded yet classy crash out to corporate, I noticed some plus sizes on the shelf. Mixed in with straight sizes. :GASP: I'm so used to being relegated to a dark corner in the back of the store it didn't occur to me that the clothes would be right in front of my face. Now don't get too hype because the selection was somewhat limited - though they did have the sweater and pants I had seen online. Truthfully though the women's collection in general was a bit limited because they had given over 1/2 the store to women's swimwear. I'm interested to see how the store changes as we get deeper into the season headed towards fall. Everything was 40% off and the sales associates were very friendly. Now that I have a better idea of sizing and material I can shop for other pieces I wanted online with more confidence. I hope they continue to stock plus sizes in store and expand their offerings. In the meantime I'll be swapping my disappointing letter to corporate for an encouraging one.

Prepster fashion should be catnip in Princeton so I was girding for a crowd on Saturday…read more Surprisingly, the place was serene as a crypt as I wended my way through the horizontal stripes and khakis. Really nice staff and all reasonable sizes available. It just a shame the store is stuck in the dead zone of a poorly designed mall. Four solid stars.