“An unexpected visit to the store in October made me feel like a little more relaxed about the cleanliness and convenience organized around. Bought a glassware and a cookware at affordable prices.”
“Very nice shop, lots of pretty pieces (not fast fashion) all quality. Yolanda, the owner was there, along with another lady and both were very friendly & helpful.Recommend whether you're going on a cruise, hanging out at home, or a special occasion dress!There's more parking on the side or back if you can't find street parking.”
“This is a wonderful family run and unique boutique. I have shopped there many times and have never been disappointed with the choices offered and everything I’ve bought. Whichever family member is working they’ve been warm,welcoming and helpful. I highly recommend a visit. It’s worth it!”
“One of my favorites! I love the styles offered in this beautiful shop… from bags to shoes, casual clothing to more dressy items, I love checking everything out and usually leave with some fun new pieces! My favorite sweaters are all from Up South, too! Flattering, comfortable, great quality, and so pretty! I love this great boutique!”
“Have lived this store for 25 years!!! Martha and her staff are the best. Need a gift for someone or yourself, it’s the place to go. Beautiful jewelry, fashionable dresses and tops, fragrances plus an assortment of other great items! Plus they GIFT-WRAP!!!”
“Man… Fort Eustis CIF? That place is like a thrift store for trauma and accountability. You don’t walk in there to shop—you walk in there to confess. But let me tell you something: I’ve been through a lot of CIFs in my day. One in Germany made me cry in the parking lot. One in Texas tried to charge me for a camelback that never existed. But Eustis? Brother… that place is built different. First of all, the staff? Saints. Chris, Zack, David—these guys operate like a NASCAR pit crew powered by sarcasm and low-sodium snacks. They ain’t there to ruin your life—they’re tryin’ to help you cross the finish line without getting charged $432 for a sweaty neck pad you haven’t seen since basic. I showed up nervous. Had my IOTV strung together with hope and zip ties. Thought for sure they were gonna send me to CIF jail. But nah, they looked at me with those calm “we’ve seen worse” eyes. One of ‘em complimented my boots. Another one said my groin protector was “assembled with effort.” I almost cried. The whole process was smooth. Organized. Respectful. I handed over my gear like I was returning a baby I forgot I had. They didn’t flinch. They just nodded and moved on. Now don’t get me wrong—you still gotta clean your gear. Don’t roll in there with your rucksack smellin’ like regret and field chow and expect miracles. You show up respectful? They’ll treat you like royalty. You show up with moldy elbow pads and a bad attitude? That’s on you, private. Five stars. Because CIF is supposed to be miserable. But this place? This place is like emotional healing in a warehouse full of lost dreams and hand receipts.”
“It’s a great store! Lots of options to choose from!! I drive 40 mins to this store! Customer service is off the chart! Nice people!!! I think everyone should stop in and check it out!!”
“I just called to ask if they do appointments for a Reservist. They will not assist you in getting measurements unless you purchase from them directly, if your unit is paying for it they will not assist you in getting measured. I thought this place was assist soldiers. It's very sad and the lady was abrupt and rude. I may not have gotten my dress uniform there but I would have purchased my ribbons and everything else from them but not now.14 Dec 2023changing my review. I decided to go there this morning and just see if they would help me. They did. The lady in the alterations shop was so sweet and nice too me. She made sure I had my measurements. Didn't have an appointment, just went in their tried a few jackets and pants on for the new AGSU. The other lady was really nice too. They will assist you.I'm not sure who that other lady was that answered that phone but she wasn't to pleasant.”
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.
