“I Love going into Hubba Hubba! They always have exactly what I am looking for! Dresses, purses, jewelry and jeans. Chelsea is so attentive and has the best recommendations for me. I have been really happy with all my purchases. It’s a mother/ daughter women’s boutique, which is a huge plus in my book.”
“I love this store. I see lots of negative reviews about not getting attention. Well, in fact I do enjoy that. If I walk into any place I was raised that I am the one to say hello. I am the one entering the place to look around. I do not expect over the top hellos and attention from the walk in. In fact I find it annoying to be greeted, informed about sales and all that fake (really) helloness. )In Mexico is right the opposite, they will make friends with you from the get go - that almost ruined the trip for me. I had to say to BACK OFF.) If I find something that I like I will make it to the counter and ask a question. To me it is that simple. But I think it is a cultural difference. There are lots of tourists in Sausalito and id think that these people are aware of cultural differences. That is how it is in SOME countries in Europe and it is nothing personal. The greeting, smiling is just over the top and Id think "She is so nice to me because she wants me to spend money here". Well, while that might be true - if i like something I will buy it regardless if someone said hello to me or not. I totally understand the people working there too - now wear that fake smile to strangers to 8 hours per day. C'mon everyone has life and shit to deal with, you can not be happy ALL THE TIME. Give them a break, they have to deal with hundreds or thousands of tourists from all over the world always. Now imagine to what cultural differences they are exposed to. I understand both sides. If only people loosened up their suspenders, stop taking everything so personally and to the heart, the planet would have been so much easier to live on. There - off my chest”
“I had such a great shopping experience! The selection was amazing, and I found some stylish items at incredible prices. The staff was friendly and helpful, making my visit even more enjoyable.”
“Very lovely experience. Gentleman working there was so kind and helpful. Made great recommendations and we love the items we bought. Wish him all the best- beautiful items and well worth a visit.”
“People are just rude, the store is clean and good, and the prices are fair. I think people complain about the staff and owner to harshly as he is a foreign born American citizen with an accent. Of course he works hard to sell the products, but none of my friends were treated with anything but good regard.”
Primark added two states to its U.S. map in six days, then stalled in Augusta. The value retailer opened its first Minnesota store on Sept. 3 at Mall of America in Bloomington, close to 35,000 square feet stocked with Minnesota Vikings gear through the chain's NFL partnership. That store was its 46th in the country and put Primark in 15 states. Georgia came five days later. Doors opened at 11 a.m. on Sept. 8 at Sugarloaf Mills in Lawrenceville, northeast of Atlanta, with more than 26,000 square feet of selling space and Atlanta Falcons and Atlanta Hawks apparel starting at $16. That made 47 U.S. stores.
After 25 years of global success, Khaadi is entering the U.S. market. The Pakistani fashion brand opened its first American store in February at Virginia's Tysons Corner Center. They followed the success by opening a second location in Houston's Galleria mall in June. After 25 years of global success, Khaadi is entering the U.S. market. The Pakistani fashion brand opened its first American store in February at Virginia's Tysons Corner Center. They followed the success by opening a second location in Houston's Galleria mall in June.
L.L. Bean, the Maine-based retailer famous for its boots and backpacks, is opening four new U.S. stores this year and plans to expand into the Southeast and Midwest markets in 2025. The company had a grand opening of an Ulster, NY store in April. The other three locations are coming to Pennsylvania, Indiana, and Connecticut this fall.
