Comments on: A.S. Cooper Relocates Children’s Department

By: Eyes Wide Open

Eyes Wide Open — Wed, 10 Feb 2016 14:59:01 +0000

A Sephora-like cosmetics store would be awesome! Selling cosmetic products and tools from brands like Anastasia Beverly Hills, Too Faced, Glam Glow, Tarte, Kat Von D, etc would be very much welcomed. just sayin’

By: Common cent$

Common cent$ — Wed, 10 Feb 2016 09:37:20 +0000

Unfortunately; retailers are forced to appeal to the masses when it comes to apparel. The population is just too small for a specialty store limiting that minimizes its customer base. A smaller boutique store of some sort in Hamilton would probably bring in specific items for you, but you will probably have to make purchase weather it fits or not- which is a bummer.

By: Raised on Ginger Beer

Raised on Ginger Beer — Tue, 09 Feb 2016 13:38:38 +0000

I believe that retailers only bring in clothes for people of average height / weight. As a tall person, it would be great to find a pair of pants that actually reach my ankles, a jacket that doesn’t appear to have 3/4 sleeves, or shoes above a size 10 that are in style! Sorry Ignorance is not bliss, but I think we tall people have it worse.

By: New Bermudian

New Bermudian — Tue, 09 Feb 2016 13:29:30 +0000

And that’s why I don’t spend my clothing dollars here. I am not tall, and there is little in the way of selection for petites. Worse still, business clothing separates. I take a ‘regular’ size in bottoms, a petite size in tops, and though I’m not a larger size, I’m only 5’3″, and ‘regular’ sizes simply aren’t proportioned correctly for us shorter gals. It’s not just a matter of taking them up, they just don’t fit right.

By: Hahaha

Hahaha — Tue, 09 Feb 2016 13:26:16 +0000

PLP spokesman “shocked” and “gravely concerned.”

By: Ignorance is not bliss

Ignorance is not bliss — Mon, 08 Feb 2016 21:35:55 +0000

I am a female who is shorter than 5′ 4″ but not lacking in width. I am one of many in Bermuda who desperately seeks classic clothing designed for ladies who are 5’4″ and under. I would like to suggest 27 Front Street become a shop for the vertically challenged ladies who like clothing similar to that found in Talbot stores. Currently it seems that I must fly to Boston to purchase clothes designed to fit my frame.