Not everyone can wear recycled plastic and polyester. As a cancer survivor, pure fiber apparel is…read morevital. ex. all cotton or wool. Store help should know the difference between cotton and cashmere. We went into the Bellingham store and asked the clerk, for 100% cotton sweaters. Said ...on the other end of the store. We go there, no cotton only Cashmere. 2nd clerk also points to the Cashmere. Says 'we also have something called Fruit of The Loom'. --somewhere. Really? no underwear were seen. This store is competing with search engines that accurately find the correct fiber content. Ever wonder why dpt stores are struggling? More than a cute Christmas face is needed. Someone that knows basic brand, sizing + fabric details. Added: If you spend hundreds at a store, it's considered cheap to ask the customer for 8cents on a bag --OK soon to be 13c. Gives the wrong impression of your store. Other stores, even smaller boutiques now GIVE you a paper bag/box.

In regards to my first post regarding all the wonderful things I loved about Macys.....I loved the…read moreelegance and quality of their merchandise. I especially loved to talk to the salesperson at the Estée Lauder department named Jo. I wish I knew where she went. I'd love to see her again. The saddest thing that could have ever happen, happened. One late afternoon, a sniper came into the mall with an assault rifle, went on a killing spree, murdered 4 women in the makeup department, 2 employees /2 shoppers, Then ran further into the mall, continued shooting, ran back thru Macy's, exited out the freeway side doors where his car was parked. and sped off...It was so very traumatic to happen in a small town with a store everyone loved to shop in....No one really wanted to go back into Macy's or the mall. It was like a ghost town and didnt take long before most of the stores left. The Cascade Mall and the Outlet Mall has new owners so we will see what the future brings for the malls.

Friendly, masked staff, who were helpful, accommodating and fun…read more A store that has a great selection for plus sized women. A store that gives back, offering to round up your total at the register giving back to an organization that promotes equality, and the betterment of treatment for women. (This month, the YWCA. The store and fitting rooms (now open) were clean and well organized. The sale section held a diversity of items, including jewelry. And the current sales made you keep looking for more.

By far the best Torrid store I've ever been to! I've been shopping at the Bellis Fair location for…read morethe past two years and haven't had a single complaint yet! Victoria, Jewel(?), and the rest of staff have always been so professional, helpful, kind, accommodating, and fun to shop with. I'll drive from Oak Harbor to this store JUST to spend some time in this location. The store is always kept clean and organized, even if it gets super slammed. They are always having great promos and the gals never complain if I need to make some adjustments to my purchases so that I get the best deal. Torrid itself is a wonderful company that has trendy and cute clothes and accessories for curvy women. You can tell that they make sure that their clothes are actually built for curvier women. They don't just add a few inches here and there like some other companies. Torrid products are made out of quality fabrics that will last for years to come. They are always having great promos like B1G1 50% off and even their $25 off of $50 Haute Cash that's coming up. Don't forget to sign up for their loyalty rewards program!

There are three reasons of why I love shopping at H&M. 1) They have pretty well made clothing that…read morecan be disposable because their prices are reasonable especially if they are having a sale. 2) Their XS size is actually an XS size. I wear size 0 petite so finding clothing that fits without alterations is a struggle. 3) Their stores are more organized unlike their counterparts Forever 21 and Zara, so I want to spend more time browsing. This H&M location continued to uphold my three criteria to continue shopping here. On our recent winter shopping trip here I bought a bunch of sweaters that are so comfy, and nothing was more than $12. This location has something for everyone, including a huge well stocked men's section, which was nice to drop the hubby off in while I shopped as well as a kids/baby secton. They also have the best selection of coordinated gloves/scarfs/hats in the same colors and designs. I remember shopping at H&M over ten years ago and while during that time they were geared more towards the college and post college group, their line has matured out. It's not only for the millennial crowd and there really is something in here for everyone.

Cute clothes, not made very well, but nice for a couple times you wear the garment. Their current…read morestaff (yes I'm aware we are in a pandemic) is awful!!! Needed pants for tomorrow went in 30 minutes prior to closing and their dressing room was closed.... Tyler at the front counter said they had already cleaned them so they closed!!! WTH!!! Dude I worked in retail for years!!! Never was that an option! Moving on to the counter, I have 6 pairs of shiny black pants sliding all over place trying to decide what might fit since their dressing is closed and the pants slid totally the counter towards me!!! Both "men" not sure their pronouns as I didn't ask... helped keep them on the counter so I pick up one placed it on the counter it slid on their side.... They called me aggressive!!! Dumb ...newsflash satin is slick!! !!! Not a good experience at all!!!

They hire the rudest Teens to work there, at the jewelry counter, a young girl was supposedly…read morehelping me but got frustrated when she couldn't see what I was pointing at. she proceeded to tell me she can't see what I am pointing at, clearing she could have been nicer about it.... This place has gone down hill since the pandemic... the people they hire are unethical and does not know customer service.

It's TJ Maxx, so it's awesome in my opinion. Good quality offerings (mostly) and great prices…read more Service was on point and store was well-stocked in every department and organized for ease of shopping. I'm a fan.

Every time I visit it's not busy at all. Parking is easy and the food court has a lot of good food…read moreto choose from. The stores are ok.

Sadly, several merchants closed their stores including a few in the food court. (ie Ivar's Seafood,…read moreOrange Julius, Starbuck's & the Italian place). Target, Macy's, and Kohl's are still there. The Mall opens at 11 am everyday and closing time varies. Monday to Thursday hours are 11 am to 7 pm. Friday and Saturdays are 11 am to 8 pm. Sundays are 12 pm to 6 pm. Hopefully, one day it'll be busy again.

Now you know where to take your out of town guests or if you are in a pinch to get souvenirs before…read moreyour last minute flight. Open 24 hours of course, inside the casino. Mostly native Indian products, even rubber rain boots for $27. Some junk food too. Jewelry, basic no-name watches, reading glasses and smokes. $7.85 pack of Marlboros, that's cheap! Amex cool.

Love labels! With a HUGE selection of clothes, accessories,housewares, books, stemware and cute…read moredishes for entertaining. What's not to love about Labels? Just a few things in my experience... Sage, the owner is an absolute professional and I have been consigning with her for years at different locations. The James street and NW store seem to be inconsistent with each other as far as what they will accept. If one location does not take something, I go to the other store and they accept it. So, it may depend whose working or the particular needs of the store at a given time. This is my biggest issue with them is the consistency. Their acceptance seems to, at times depend on who is working and I rarely see the same gals behind the counter. They are always pleasant and don't make me feel rushed though. I like that they donate clothes, so you know if Labels does not accept them they will end up in a good home :-) I have purchased a few books here (bran new) but rarely anything else. I searched for jeans several times and can't find my size. Also, it's hard to get to clothes because most of them are jam- packed on the racks with little room to freely move about the store. They accept and move an insane amount of merchandise, which is great for consignors but doesn't lend to to a very pleasant shopping experience. Payments are always prompt and hassle free. Some places require you to have a minimum amount in your account. Not the case here, just present your ID and you're good to go!

Seller Review - You are much better off selling via Poshmark and having control over pricing. After…read moresubmitting several items for sale recently, I am shocked at the proceeds I've received (and didn't realize that if you want a cash payout, that amount gets cut in half - read the fine print!). Armani dress (polyester shift), new with tags, original price $187 - earnings $12.60. LOL!! Club Monaco quilted jacket (like new condition) - earnings $9.20. La Vie En Rose satin romper, new with tags, original price $54 - earnings $4.40. *The above amounts are only if I use the earnings in store as credit; they get reduced by about 50% if I request a cash payout. The staff was friendly and the store is tidy and well merchandised, I am just providing an honest review for sellers who want to get higher earnings on quality clothing resales.