Well, well, well. I honestly should not be surprised by the way I was treated in this store since it could technically be defined as a "rich, white-lady store." My friend and I (both who happen to be people of color) we're greeted very nicely, told of the different products, and then promptly followed throughout the store during our entire visit. This of course was after the young employee who greeted us was told to do so by whom I believe was the manager and/or store owner. Also I was quite interested in the Eileen Fisher line that they were carrying, but based on the way I looked I couldn't afford it because I was told that "she's a little pricey." It honestly made me feel as though I was not worthy enough to even be touching the clothes. The two older ladies that were working (assumed to be store owner/managers) barley spoke two words to my friend and I while the younger employee ignored other customers and was solely focused on making sure we had a great "customer experience." Let me close by saying that this is a very nice store, great products and selection, and very high quality clothing--but all of that means nothing if you happen to be a person of color. Enjoy! read more