Clothing Stores in New Bedford, MA
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“Def a good store and good ppl that work there too always kind and try to help if they can I would always go to this store don't shop alone but every once in awhile stop in for a jacket a hoody you will Def find something you like reg ppl and working ppl”
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“If you're looking for shoes, boots, or dressy shoes definitely check out their selection. The prices are amazing and fair. My daughter just loves their dresses for school dances. The women who work there are always helpful and kind.”
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“My favorite Saturday afternoon activity is to visit Hewn in Downtown New Bedford. This is one of my all-time favorite thrift stores, and I have been to many of them throughout the country. The owner is such a wonderful human being, who cares about the community.Hewn has a very unique curated selection of clothing, accessories, and home goods.The prices are very reasonable, and unlike most clothing thrift stores, I feel like I always get a great deal. It’s also curated as gender neutral and the clothes aren’t divided by gender on a label.This place is a gem, a must visit if you are in downtown.”
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“Just discovered Celia’s Boutique. I’m new to the area. Celia was warm, friendly and very welcoming. Love the styles she carries. I found two great dresses that I love!Looking forward to becoming a “regular” ?”
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“Amazing selection of clothing at affordable prices! Good quality!T-shirts. Dresses. Rompers. Two - Piece. Jumpsuits.Tops. Bottoms. Accessories. Fashion Jewelry. Plus- size. Gender - Inclusive.Most Made in the USA. Some Imported.”
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“The clothes are decent especially for the price. The only reason I didn't give it 5 stars is because there were a couple clothes that looked a little stretched out that once you wash them they be destroyed. The two girls at the front desk would definitely make me come again. They were very friendly easy to talk to and talk to you like a regular person. I hate when you go in stores and the person at the desk is rude and treats everything just like a Sale. I heard people say the girls at the desk are ghetto. There's nothing wrong with a little ghetto. And look where they work at. They need to be able to relate to the people they're selling stuff too. If you don't like it then don't shop there. But I enjoyed the sales girls very much”
“Very welcoming and the most genuine people! They help you until you find the perfect dress. Margaret, her husband, and all the staff greet you with smiles from the moment you walk in until you leave.”