Their other stores are Seirra,TJMaxx,Home Goods,their main focus is to take the women's money so…read morewomen become broke. They are known to hate on men,their whole business strategy is mainly focused on women and to treat men as if they are underneath them or a burden. I have witnessed this over the years at both of their clothing stores and other locations. The women are very antisocial with males,On rare occasions they have women who greet customers walking into the store and they choose not to greet men. They have an absurdly low selection of clothing for men it's usually the wrong size,low quality and ugly.Meanwhile being overpriced. If you believe men deserve to be treated with respect like women regardless of their orientation then I suggest you don't support them in their movement.

Just bought pants for $20 same ones on Amazon $29. My first time in a Marshalls store I'll go back.read more

Eclectic Chic in Oneida is one of those places you walk into and suddenly realize hours have…read morepassed. There's truly something for everyone. You can wander, explore, and keep finding new things around every corner, it's the kind of shop you never get bored in. And somehow, you can even grab something to eat while you're there, which just makes it even better. What really sets them apart though is what they do for the pet community. Their Rescue Round Up events are amazing and show how much they genuinely care about animals and the people who love them. It's more than just a shop, it's an experience and a community space. Definitely worth a visit (just plan extra time, you'll need it).

This was our first trip to the Eclectic Chic, but it definitely won't be our last. We have a…read morefriend that leases booth space at this establishment, and finally went to check the place out. The outside of the building is an eye-catcher! Once inside, there is SO much stuff to see if you're into antiques and collectibles. You are greeted by a friendly staff member as soon as you walk into the store. There's a couple chihuahua's at the front desk that are the store mascots. There's also a booth with honey, jams and jellies, as well as other spices and edible treats. The store is well lit, and the store isles are labeled for navigating (it's easy to get confused). There are roughly 200 small booths to check out. Prices seemed to be reasonable on most items. There's even a small restaurant and a "Sweet Shop" inside this store. We spent 3 hours walking around, and we all found something to take home. We will definitely go back again soon.