First time here, but what a wonderful experience at this children's consignment type shop. If you…read morehave a child or grandchild and have lots of leftover clothing that they have outgrown, you can bring it in and have it all sold. Then you can buy the next size up. The organization is amazing with bins or rack for the different sizes. Plenty of "gently used toys and equipment that is all cleaned for new use. Let's face it, they grow up so quickly that nothing gets worn out so might as well use it all again.

wonderful customer service and great prices for resale! Wide variety of options and don't forget to…read morekeep the chain alive and bring in your goods for resale to keep the stock wide in variety!

The girl working on 04/29/19. at 4pm was so rude, she was light skin with an afro. I came in picked…read moreup my order, and advised her I needed to make an exchange for the dresses. Advised me If I can find them... Like she couldn't do her job. She was just rude and you shouldn't have her working in a baby store! POINT BLANK PERIOD!!!! I was in a rush and trying to get the items I needed, but NO! I had to run around the store to look for Dresses, couldn't find anything and just had to leave.

I am no longer brand loyal. Carter's updated their return policy and I feel I was not informed of…read morethis change. I fully understand policy changes but telling your frequent customers "it was online" is not helpful. I only buy clothing when really needed for my daughter. The extra clearance sales are great to stock up but not worth the savings if they hassle you making a return.

Cool store in the outlet mall for your salt (or fresh) water life. Pricy but hopefully the quality…read moreis worth it. Very colorful.

Went shopping at the outlets for back to school clothes. I don't know what other parents do, but…read moretrying to find a good sales of clothes is hard. My teen daughter always has trouble find the jeans in the style she likes. She knew what she was looking for and the manager help her find what she wanted in her size. IT was a wind. 3 pairs of pants and some tees for like 70$$ double win Store had restrooms and a decent selection.

An outlet store for this chain. It's inside the main outlet mall. It's a larger store with men's,…read morewomen's, children's and baby's clothing. They proving is mostly a discount on the regular price, not much is clearance priced. There is a wide selection and plenty of sizes. It honestly didn't feel like proving much better than a regular store for the chain. It was a bit chaotic and things were mixed up in some areas. Many main tables were well organized and folded though. I didn't find anything but my husband found some jeans, so it was a good visit. Overall: B A bit chaotic and not fully organized, but lots of options and okay pricing.

This was certainly worth a trip for my 12 year old daughter. She loves VV! This outlet is new and…read morewe were able to snag buy one second 50% off. I'm sure my daughter would've bought more but I figured four was plenty! They have comfy seating areas for those that are waiting and little bottles of water if you need (just ask). They also give out free stickers (I heard someone asking for one). In the back they also have interesting photos of the VV crew and the Founders. Make sure to check with the Tanger Outlets customer service (and sign up on line). As they took a 20% off coupon for an item. That was an added bonus. The people who work there are very nice as well - a very positive experience all around. I loved my customer experience here.

Not my style of clothing. The items look ok and the prices are OK but you have to like the style…read more I have to say the name always confuses me as I think it is a wine shop and want to walk in.

Ultimately had an okay experience sitting with the salon employee to learn more about makeup…read moreapplication/tips. There are some issues I'd like to express: - my appointment time was being "shared" with someone who was getting their hair done. While my schedule was flexible, it didn't feel like the best experience (and I'm sure the hair client might have felt the same way) - after 30 minutes of waiting patiently for my appointment to start, one of the first things that was jokingly said was "where are your lips? You need to get lip filler" - I didn't take it offensively at first but for someone who is already intimidated by the world of beauty, this didn't feel welcoming for me wanting to learn more and it wasn't the advice I'd come to the store to get. Instead, maybe products that help enhance the look of thinner lips instead of assuming I want to get injections? - shortly after that, once the first few products were applied, she let me know that my peach fuzz needed shaving. While I understand this could be beneficial for product optimization, this isn't something that I'm interested in doing and I think could've been approached in a more open-minded way. - I think the language barrier generally caused a lot of miscommunication, which I'm understanding of. After telling her that I was interested in a more natural/minimalist look because I like my freckles, they were completely covered up by concealer and foundation and she said "look, they're gone!" Although I walked away with some tricks and left a tip because this is her livelihood, I'm generally feeling frustrated with the way my appointment went and the inspo/outcome with products that didn't match skin tone/overall goals, customer service issues with multiple clients at once, and feeling like I didn't really get what I needed because the appointment was rushed. A lot of money spent for something that I could've learned online.

This location felt a bit cluttered and some of the aisles were very narrow. It was also very bright…read morein there which I'm not sure is good or bad. I don't get out that way much so I'll stick to my normal location