A crisp white linen tunic can feel like a fresh haircut - pert and promising. But these ladies are effing FROSTY. I’ve been in twice since moving here recently and both times, I’ve experienced the only chilly snobbery I’ve ever felt on the North Shore.
While I feel HP is a warm, open town, walking into this very standard clothing chain, I feel like I’m walking into the cloistering classist ranks of the Italian designers I worked for in Costa Smeralda and Bologna.
Yes, I’m a new mom with oranging highlights and yes, I’ve spent all morning in my garden so I don’t look great. But that’s why I’m THERE - to click a Reset Button and walk out feeling a little fresher. But today, I won’t feel the fresh starchy crispness of a perfect tunic - the crispness of their staff was more than plenty.
I greeted them with a warm “Hello!,” and they didn’t even acknowledge me. Honestly. I hate to be weird but I always expect a warm grandmother in EF and instead I find clucking hens just...
Read moreI could not agree more with the previous posts. Between my mother and I we have dozens of clothing items from Eileen Fisher! Not only did the store not provide customer service, they were plain old rude. I may never buy the brand again. No return after Christmas? A gift from my mom, wrapped by my husband = no...
Read moreIt is a wonderful and cozy EF store. My salesperson Paula is highly professional and knowledgeable. Paula never rushes you; she is very polite, and she will do everything to make sure you are happy with your purchase. It is always a pleasure to shop...
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