This store has no dressing rooms…read more Had I known that initially, I wouldn't have even bothered going. As it was, my mother had gotten a coupon in the mail when this location recently opened in Romeoville, so I decided to check it out. In the new Target strip at Weber and Airport Rds, it's actually quite a large store, with *insanely* loud music playing (my mom was with me and we kept saying "What? What??" to each other if more than a foot apart). A wide variety of styles of clothing, from club-type to work-appropriate, some dresses, lots of tanks tops and tshirts, accessories, bags etc. as well. Depending on the style of clothing, the items seem comparable in quality to what you can find at a Forever 21. I made my way around the store and amassed an armful of clothes to try on, as one normally does when shopping. The location of the dressing room was not readily apparent so I figured I'd ask at the front desk. I did see a sign on the door to the stock room that said something about "No Trying On! Staff Room Only," but my mother and I agreed that that had to apply only to that room; how could a clothing store not have dressing rooms?? So we got to the front and I asked a clerk where the dressing rooms were. She said there weren't any. Me, disbelief: "There aren't any?" She, somewhat snidely: "You've never been to Discovery before?" Um, nooo...would I have to ask otherwise? She explained their bizarre policy of no dressing rooms; they apparently expect you to buy everything you're interested in, take it home, try it on *there*, and if it doesn't fit you have 2 weeks to bring it back with tags on and your receipt for a refund. I just couldn't get beyond the no dressing room thing in a clothing store and said that was the strangest thing I'd ever heard. Since I wasn't going to tie up a ton of money in an armful of clothes that I only kind of liked, we narrowed down the armful to 5 shirts (2 tees, 2 identical sweaters in different colors and a button-front top) and I bought those. While checking out I asked the clerk (a different one) what the rationale is behind no dressing rooms. She said it helps keep their prices low. She didn't elaborate; I don't understand how, unless it just means they're doing less work rehanging etc., but aren't they doing just as much with the returns? I also have to assume the clerks field this question 50,000 times a shift, so the insolent look on her face really wasn't called for; if you don't want to be asked what is a totally normal question for an abnormal shopping situation, don't work there. Anyway, I got the clothes home; 4 of the 5 tops actually worked, but the one that didn't fit was because of its structuring, which made it hard to eyeball by size (With the sweaters and tees it wasn't hard to gauge what size would fit, but this had buttons and darts etc.) So it will have to go back. And though it's cute, I really don't feel like seeking out a larger size, dragging *it* home, and if *it* doesn't work bringing it back too!! When I normally shop I try on at least two/three sizes of whatever I am looking at to see what fits the best, due to the wildly varied nature of sizing, but in this case i wouldn't tie up a bunch of money doing that here, even if you do get it back when you return things. (We'll also see how smooth the return process is...) This store could also make a lot more money on people like me if they had dressing rooms, through impulse purchases and the like. Who knows what among those items I put back might have worked, had I been able to try them on? But without being able to check, I let them go in favor of more solid "yes"es. There's also the "looks like nothing on the hanger" syndrome: the article of clothing that looks shapeless and unexciting until you try it on. I wouldn't take that home without seeing what it looked like, but if I had a place to try it on and was pleasantly surprised, they would have a sale that wouldn't have happened otherwise. At this juncture, my time (and gasoline) are worth more than cheap clothes; I'd rather shop somewhere where I can do everything at one go and not have to make multiple trips, even if it costs me a few more dollars. After I return my too-small top, I won't be going back to Discovery. Suffice to say that this is clearly not the store for me, but if you like loud music, snippy clerks, and the element of surprise when shopping, you may have discovered your new favorite store.

My girlfriend doesn't have a Yelp so she asked me to write this review. She couldn't have had a…read morebetter experience at an establishment. She was greeted by a very warm "Welcome to Discovery! Is there anything I can't help you with today?" She is ecstatic to visit this location once again. Thank you Discovery.

Similar to Chicago's Glass Slipper Project, Cinderella's Closet was founded by the Junior League of…read moreKane and DuPage Counties to provide free, gently-used prom dresses to girls who would have trouble affording one. In 2005 and 2006, Cinderella's Closet was held at the Aurora Family YMCA on Garfield. Check the website to see where it will be held for future prom seasons.

Everyone in this store is so so sweet! I was helped by a very nice employee who I did not get the…read morename of but shoutout to her!

Hot Topic stayed open past closing for me. Fun to peruse not much to find though. Cool times…read morefinding a hat

Once i walked in, a man went into the store and started following me and stopped following me when…read moreI got out of the store. Also, I bought a shirt and new shoes for 72 dollars. Way too expensive. At checkout, the person at checkout, aka the cashier, said that the checkout is broken, so I checked the self checkout. The self checkout is broken too! What a waste of money.

I came here this morning and there were few people inside. Luckily since I hate crowded and too…read moreloud backgrounds. I went to the bath towel section. I choose to buy white since it's too clean for me. The cotton was thick and not dry. It was comfortable to use. I purchased 3 pieces of it. After that I went to the mens section and bought a jacket. There are a lot of different varieties of jackets. I chose a thick jacket that is good for casual outfits. It was too expensive since the quality was really good. When I went to the counter there was a long line. It took a minute before it was my turn. How I wish their service was quick.

I was going to a wedding and found everything I needed one stop shopping! I absolutely love this…read moreboutique. I purchased my dress, necklace and earrings at J.Joho Boutique all in the same day. The dress was so comfortable and the woman that helped me pick out my dress also helped me pick out a necklace and earrings that went perfect with my dress! Thank you

First time visiting today. Such a cute little boutique with great finds and prices to match…read more Ladies apparel and accessories with a little bit for the guys too. Friendly and helpful. Will definitely be back!!! Loved visiting on Shop Small Saturday.

Plethora of items. Shoes. Purses. Exotic dancewear. Costume jewelry. Stretchy pants. Jeans. Bras…read more Panties. Friendly helpful staff. Prices are a little much for the quality, but it seems to be a popular store for the area. I'll return for a few items when I'm in the area.

This place sucks, they alone want your money. I bought a outfit and could not return in back. I…read morewill never buy from there again. I don't recommend the store at all. The owner was very rude and even the cashier as well.

A small store with great items. Everything is brand new. I purchased a pair of $175 Joe Jeans…read moretagged at $36 but once at the register I received an additional 20.% off $27. What and amazing savings. Nice staff check them out.,

This shop is so beautiful the floors are amazing i fell in love . The Niche has a wide selection of…read moreclothing at a reasonable price, the employees were very nice and helpful. Thank you ((((:

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