I don't live on the vineyard anymore so I only get to shop here a few times a year when I'm…read morevisiting family. I came this past weekend and the woman who helped me was incredibly patient, I tried on seven pairs of jeans and she helped me find the perfect pair. Worth it to save up and shop here when I visit! When I buy jeans here I wear them for years.

Full array of surf, skate, beach and from-the-beach wear. It's like a PacSun for adults!…read more Unlike that sun bum mecca of everymall, there's some good quality ish covering the two floors of TGR. Smith polarized shades, OluKai sandals and deck shoes at 50% off web prices (assuming it's last year's fleet for feet?) and a barrage of boards of the knee and surf variety, along with staff experts in sizing, strapping and stabilizing your next aquatic addiction. The girl landed some sweet sun wear and a pair of kicks, and I dropped the ball on picking up my OluKais, but it's easy to pop back in being centrally located in Vineyard Haven's downtown stretch. On a budget? Outlet items are scattered along the rear of the store and in a designated spot on the downstairs level. Save ten, brah!

Expensive, preppy, spacious, and with a front entrance hidden behind a fake bookcase with a censor!…read more Need a $860 Moore and Giles leather duffel bag? This is your shop! A pair of yarn tassel earrings? They'll only cost you a measely $65! Dying to pay $195 for a Brackish bowtie? Look no further!! $425 for a Mignonne-Gavigan scarf? It's all here, baby!! And lest you worry they're leaving kids out, that is not so! Here you can buy your infant daughter a Petit Peony dress for $88 or an EZPZ dog bowl for $25! Is it a fun store to enter and wander into? Sure. And you might even decide some of these items are affordable for your budget. And best of all, the whole store is very WHEELCHAIR-ACCESSIBLE!! The gentleman working there was affable and helpful. But will I be doing a lot of shopping here? Nope. Nothing felt special enough to warrant those prices...but again, you may feel differently! Different strokes for different folks, you know?

I purchased some sweatpants. 2 for $40 which is a good deal. The employee was really nice and let…read moreus try on the pants to make sure they fit. He also tried to assist us with finding another size.

One of the nicer stores in my travels. Some good sale prices but regular prices are on the higher…read moreside. Staff was great, inside is also bigger than other nearby stores, so there's a little more room to move around, so you're not as claustrophobic.

Anywhere I can get a cute shirt for ten bucks, I'm all for it…read more Black Dog stuff was EVERYWHERE on Martha's Vineyard, so I figured I needed a souvenir. Got a cute tank on the sale rack!

This is the Outlet for Black Dog. Give it a try and see if they have your size. If you are lucky…read moreyou can get a great deal.

PROS: staff is friendly, place was a lot of nice clothing, good amount of parking near it…read more CONS: overpriced and cramped inside OVERALL: if you dont mind spending the money and you really like the restaurant, than I recommend it

Cute store! Decent collection of T-shirts, sweatshirts and hoodies for both men and women. Small…read moretshits also available for youth.

I've been shopping on this store for 3 consecutive years.The owner/manager is the rudest person!…read more She won't let the kids touch the items/clothes. She is always giving you the bad look if your kids touch the items. How does she wants the kids to like and buy the items of her "Children's Store" ???? She sold us a damage pair of shoes. I was lucky to get my money back. We Definitely won't shop there ever again.

T The store is located on Circuit Ave, which is very busy street with lots of foot traffic in the…read moresummer. This is a seasonal location meaning most of the stores success will come in the summer months with all the tourists. I, being one of the seasonals, visited this newly opened store in July. This small boutique was packed with a wide variety of childrens clothing, accessories and gifts. They carry both American brands and European styles, some of which can be pricey, but are beautiful. I had the displeasure of meeting the owner/manager the day I visited. She was the only visible employee working. She sat behind the counter looking at her computer screen the entire time customers were in the store. Instead of greeting anyone or offering assistance, she jumped and cringed anytime an item was touched and accidentally fell from an overstuffed rack.

Very small, limited selection here. Prices were on the better side, but the merchandise itself…read moredidn't really catch my eye. Staff was fine, and there was nothing particularly bad or wrong with this store, just nothing for me.

From the owner: First Impressions is serving Martha's Vineyard and surrounding areas. We specialize in Women's…read moreApparel, Men's Apparel, Children's Apparel, Souvenirs and more. We are open from May- October. Stop in or call us.

The Staff was extremely helpful they got me a fitting room right away and helped me find the…read moreperfect dress ! I bought a beach white dress !! I one hundred percent recommend!!!! Love this shop !!!!

This store caters neither to my size nor aesthetic, but I appreciate that this store is…read moreWHEELCHAIR-ACCESSIBLE, with an automatic door opener button and reasonable space between racks. The clothing, which features men's and women's mainstream sizes (I didn't observe any plus sizes), is very sporty and androgynous, and prices run about $28 for a t-shirt, $68 for a hoodie, $148 for a men's plaid button-down, $110 and up for sunglasses, $68 beach towel, and a variety of very delicate jewelry with petite pendants on fragile-looking chains that spoke of understated, modern elegance. Nothing here is overtly feminine, and the sportiness is further driven home by the presence of several giant windsurfing boards mounted along the wall near the back of the store. It's not the kind of store I'd personally shop in, because as I mentioned above, they don't carry plus sizes in women's clothing, nor do they share my aesthetic for jewelry, etc....But I feel it's important to give credit where credit is due, and I cannot stress enough what an awesomely humane gesture it is for a shop to make such an effort to make their store accessible to ALL people, whether able-bodied or those who live in wheelchairs.