Montauk Clothing Company — Local services in Town of East Hampton

I would like to start by saying I never leave reviews, especially negative ones because I believe everyone has a bad day, however after visiting this store, the older female working on the floor left me feeling terrible that my family and I immediately left after talking with her rather than making a purchase. Being with family and a few young teenagers, she proceeded to stand over us leaning on displays, starring at us while we shopped and picked up each shirt that I just put down and roll her eyes. We were all polite and respectful. For her to be passive aggressive was distasteful. I attempted to make conversation and that left me feeling even more uncomfortable. Unfortunately, I will not be returning because of the sales associate. Your associate is a face for your company, and this is not a pretty one. Lastly the store requires you to wear masks and use hand sanitizer upon entry; I always continue to wear my mask so I respect the decision of the business owner, however this sales associate should consider wearing hers correctly and not half off her face as the mask...

The absolutely worst shopping experience in Montauk I have ever had. My family was perusing the store and handling some tee shirt/hat bundles that were set out in a table. The owner started yelling at us for taking one of the rubber bands off so we could confirm sizing. He yelled at us for not “following the rules” when there was absolutely no signage about not touching the merchandise. He then proceeded to brag about how “successful” his store was and how many other successful businesses he runs. I laughed (well because everyone knows if you have to say those things, the opposite is true) and he proceeded to threaten to ARREST me if I ever came back to his store. After reading some other terrible reviews we are relieved to know it’s not just us! As a homeowner in Montauk this is SO disappointing. I will never shop here again. I hope the owner reads this and is...

If you thought that was bad spending $116 for shirts Made in China and them denying your kid the restroom, imagine The Tale of Two Sisters Bookshop owner over at The Plaza in Montauk who confiscated my sample artwork of stationery which cost me $$ to print then not getting back to me after at least 25 calls. No shame in these inhabitants out in snobville there. These women feel they are beyond reproach. They don't deserve to own a business. You have to have skills in dealing with people and they have not one ounce of those. They feel privileged with their address there, and as an FYI. It's not that...