This Mango store recently opened in Garden State Plaza. It's on second floor, next to the Gap…read morestore. The store looks modern, nicely designed, very spacious, easy to check clothing in different sections. The store mostly has women's clothing, some shoes and accessories. I liked some of the collection, especially the winter coats and jackets. Some of the regular dresses were nice too, but most others seemed basic to me. Products are little bit pricey. Prices are easy to find, a lot of them are posted on the racks. There's a sale section as well. The staff members friendly to us, multiple of them asked if they could assist with anything.

Located in the Paramus mall. Fast fashion like a Zara with a slightly more conservative bent and…read moreslower product cycle. They're a bit more on the mature side (despite the name which felt younger?).

Hermès at the American Dream Mall is awesome! The SAs were…read moreall super kind and helpful with my searching of a new scarf. Recently, I've been obsessed with their scarves, sandals, and little knickknacks. Their scarves are a great staple piece to have because there are so many cool ways to wear them & have unique prints. They also had picotin 18 bags here, though did not have the mauve sylvestre I was looking for. Came in w/o appointment & had a lovely experience at this Hermès location.

Amazing store! they had all kinds of accessories and to my surprise.... kitchenware! They lightly…read moreset the place up for the holidays and they even have a seating area. The staff was also very friendly and helpful

It is amazing to me how different people experience the same situation so drastically different…read more There were employees who were obvious stand-outs and those who were probably going nowhere. As I shopped I basically kept to myself yet observing everything. It was later on so I'm sure everyone was tired. This is when you see the real employee. Although every conversation was status quo, I was frustrated knowing that every employee could have been creating extraordinary experiences instead. For instance when I went downstairs there were two employees talking while leaning on a sale rack. They both glanced at me and went back to their conversation. When they finished up, about two minutes later, one went and abruptly turned the music off and the other went to tell the one other shopper that she had only eight minutes left before closing time. Both fairly normal occurrences but they were preceded by one of those employees first announcing that she "Can't wait to get out of here." I was shocked! Who trained these employees? Employees should feel like the store is their stage and when they are on the floor they are "on." Could you imagine going to a Broadway play and having one of the actors leaning against a prop instead of joining the chorus line in the final dance and then even worse saying, "I can't wait to get out of here" to a packed house of people who have rearranged schedules and paid good money to get there. Money that pays her salary by way. So there I was in a store that this employee can't wait to get out of and I am thinking whoever trained her must have missed the part about consumer confidence because now instead of the candy land of clothing I was in, I now found myself in a fluorescent-lit basement, surrounded by shoes I really don't need. So I didn't buy any. Now I'm checking out and having another average experience listing to the women next to me trying to checkout but she is lost in the system. "That's strange, I shop at Foxes all over the country and just received a coupon which is why I'm here." I am being rung up by an unsmiling employee who is saying everything right but as if she is forgetting me as she is saying the words. (Not her fault. Why do more when if you do a little less, you are actually making more money right? Plus how can anyone ever get to know me with questions like "Did you find everything you were looking for?" These closed ended questions keeps the employee disengaged and the lines moving so everyone can "Get out of here." Now Mrs. Harris is finally finishing up. Not once did anyone say thank you for being such a valued customer or "Mrs. Harris, my name is Melanie, and when I find you in the system I am going to make sure you are in our database as a preferred customer and get my manager Susan in the loop so this never happens again." Nothing like that was said and the laborious guessing game which should not be part of a shopping experience was never even acknowledged. Now, when I first arrived: I went upstairs and overheard the tail end of an exchange where a customer was asking for an employee's name. Uh-oh. That usually spells trouble especially on the upper west side of New York City. I missed the employee's response but she had a happy tone in the answering so I relaxed and started browsing. Why would someone be asking for an employee's name I wondered. This was something out of the ordinary. I found a Michael Kors puffy coat that I was definitely not looking for and absolutely could not afford on my little shopping excursion for a pair of pants. Eh, I'll try it on any way I thought. Oh my god! This is bad. I love everything. Crap. Why did I leave the house? O.K. stop. You NEED pants for the presentation. You do not need another jacket. (Even though the jacket and pants look STUNNING together.) Sorry Michael. I have to break-up with you after this brief tryst on the second floor at 79th street. It hurts me more than it will hurt you. Me with heavy feet dreading the clink of the hanger returning to it's rack. "How are you finding the coats?" asked a voice as I looked at Michael one last time. How am I finding the coats? Is this a retail employee asking an open ended question? Dose she already know my philosophy? Could there be hope for customer service yet? This employee just asked a question which was impossible to say "Yes, no or I'm just looking" to! What a pleasant surprise! "I love them! I just wish I could afford this one and my rent this month!" "Aren't they beautiful? They brand new and are 25% off you know." What? Although the sign was right there the whole time, I had seen the jacket first and fell so hard, I hadn't seen anything after that. This was a dream come true! Michael and I together forever all because of a fantastic, Dark haired & glasses, 55+ year old, customer service employee who made Foxes glimmer and shine through her product knowledge, customer engagement, enthusiasm for me to get what I want. Thank y

Love This place lots of European brand clothes u can't find anywhere go to the basement! great…read moredeals! : D

Easily the most original and stylish store offering clothes for women. Women who work, women who…read moredon't want to wear what everyone else is wearing. The owner, Avis, has extensive experience in the fashion industry and impeccable taste. All the best pieces in my wardrobe are from this one tiny boutique. Highly recommended

I have shopped at this store numerous times with my daughter for dresses…read more The store is beautifully decorated, with very warm lights. The sales associates are always very helpful. They will ask for your name, and write your name on the door of the dressing room. There are many comfy chairs for friends and family to sit and relax in the dressing room. There is absolutely no pressure from anyone to buy anything. The dresses are always cute and made with excellent materials and designs. If the store does not have your size in stock, it will send it to your house with no extra cost. The price is really reasonable with today's standard. Highly recommend to anyone looking for beautiful casual dresses and clothings.

Summer and floral apparel in full swing this season, and this shop has some styles that the teens I…read morewas chaperoning enjoyed. Christian influenced, so not too showy or extravagant styles, and the prices were on-par to other teen fast fashion shops albeit with a "Stand out for Good" campaign and Christian pop piped through the store.

Pat, Sophie, and crew were unbelievably helpful in getting me sorted with some new outfits prior to…read morea work trip. (Even let me stay late). :) Also... great Mens pants/jeans here

This new Madewell looks gorgeous! They recently renovated earlier this summer and reopened in July…read more When you come into the store it is beautifully designed with arched fitting rooms, tiling along the cash wrap and plants all throughout the space. It's super aesthetically pleasing and just makes you want to shop. They also opened a men's portion within this store. The associates were also very friendly and attentive despite the store being very busy. Can't wait to come back to the Short Hills mall to visit this Madewell store.

I am updating my previous review. Though my past experience at the store was horrible due to one…read morebad cashier, I was contacted by the store manager who tried her best to solve the issue. She apologized for him and was very sweet to me in trying to get me the sweater I had originally wanted to buy. Although unfortunately, the sweater did sell out by then just like I had suspected, I was able to get another similar sweater that is also very cute and will be shipped to me free of charge. From this, I can see that customer service is valued at this store (although maybe not by every person working there), and care and effort is taken to make sure customers do have a good and satisfactory experience. My tip for future shoppers with any issues in the store, ask to speak to a manager because I'm sure they can definitely help with the issue to satisfaction if the cashier cannot.

This is a multi level location that has both Mens and Womans clothes. When I came in was not…read moregreeted by anyone and no one asked if I needed help looking for anything. The store seems to be well stocked and clean.

This was the strangest shopping experience. The employees were so mean. No greeting, no…read moreacknowledgement. There was no music playing and instead the employees were loudly shouting to each other. While I tried to shop, an employee kept coming over to the rack that I was looking at to try and reorganize it / put things back. The clothing here is cute and they have way better selection than other Dor L' Dors, but the vibe was just so weird and uncomfortable. They should be nicer!

Cute and colorful boutique that caught my eye as I was wandering through Hoboken. I'm so glad I…read morewalked in! First of all, stores that color-code their racks have a special place in my heart. Um, hello, fellow organization nerds! Second, their clothes are super feminine and fun - just my style. They carry a wide range of sizes, from small to extra large. I found a sexy little black dress in the back that I fell in love with for $30. There are two fitting room stalls in the back. Their prices and quality are a level above Forever 21 and a level below Express. It's mainly daily and party clothes, with lots of dresses, crop tops, skirts, swim suits, and jackets. Their shoes and jewelry looked cheap, so I steered clear. But it's the type of place where you can find gems for sure. Check it out.