Overdue review from my experience at Lululemon 2025 Black friday sales…read more We got to the line at about 7am though the stores open by 6am. Wow it was nuts there with amount of customers searching wide for the deals and endless racks filled with variety of their merchandise from shorts to bras to tops to jackets to bags, accessories. Line to try on clothes long before checking out. But the staff kept it flowing as there were so much anticipation what deals they have for black friday. Staff were friendly and helpful. People will wait in line freezing cold temperatures no matter what to get deals even name brand like Lululemon. For the final total I spent at this sale, it would be cost to over $500 but got everything I picked under $200, with no sales tax. Great deal. *Remember you cannot make returns as these are final sales here and at all Lululemon outlet stores. Regular store hours are: Sunday thru Thursday 10am to 7pm, Friday and Saturday 10am to 8pm.

Great price compared to retail. The store is bright and open. The selection seems to be better for…read morewomen than men. However that's normal at most stores. The sales team is constantly roaming to make sure if you need assistance they can help

We walked in here to get a work suit. We wanted something maybe lighter and color and we were able…read moreto find exactly we wanted the suit looked great. We found a couple shirts to go with that. The staff was really friendly and helpful and it worked out really well. I would definitely come here again, and the clothes are perfect for casual business.

Dressing room was really messy and there was no one working it. Store reminded me a lot of Rossread more

We were greeted right away and asked if we needed help. My wife needed assistance picking out…read moreshorts and tops as she has trouble with that. A nice young lady happily picked out a number of outfits to try on and we bought most of what she picked out. Thank you!!!!

When I first walked in I thought I had already been here because the store layout, clothing style,…read moreand colors looked exactly like the Ann Taylor store located an aisle over. Right down to the display of fashion jewelry and accessories. Yes, I know they are owned by the same company, but I would expect to see some differences otherwise why split the Brand? I'm not sure if my tastes have changed, but I find the styles to be boring, rather than classic. Other than a few new spring prints, everything looks the same as last season and the previous 10! Lots of slim pants, cropped pants, sweater sets, tiny floral printed dresses, cardi's and some light wraps for Spring. Nothing said, "I have to have this." Store was bright, lots of light, tons of space in between clothing displays so one could both see the items and shop while keeping socially distanced. It was all OK. For those who enjoy a very clean style with lots of neutrals and basics, this store could speak to your tastes.

The outlet store, like all the Chico's flagship stores, is filled with busy floral prints, jeans…read morewith studs, bling and lace, and styles that are so out of style. Not by one season, but by decades! Obviously they have a demographic as they are still in business, and based on their catalog models, they are geared to women in their 50s and older. Chico's, tell your stylists and merchandisersnthat women in this age group like to wear classic, streamlined clothing, too! Not huge prints that belong on curtains from a bygone era. Same with the accessories. The necklaces are over the top, chunky, with huge beads and bling. Everything is trying way too hard to say, "I may be older but I'm still hip." Problem is, they are SHOUTING it rather than saying it in a more effective and convincing whisper. It's too much. I knew this going in, but was curious if anything had changed over the years. Nope, still doing the bedazzle fashions that were not even attractive the first time around.

Another lost customer forever. This is directed to the…read moreChico's store at the Woodburn Outlet Mall and the two staff females. I am an American citizen, born and raised. Very rarely will I receive open prejudice because I am not white. I became invisible upon entry while acknowledgement and help went to all of the white people, including greetings. We do not need this in America. Good grief this is 2018!!!!! Wake up!!

I tried to purchase a $500 gift card. They refused my order. I checked my credit card company and…read moreall is well there. Their financial services group sent me a follow up email that they are sorry that they don't want my business. rude, demeaning and just snobby people.

I had such a great experience back in June when I bought my first TB bag. Jacqueline was super…read morehelpful and helped me find the perfect one for my business trip -- it was beautiful and even had a laptop compartment. But honestly, I never ended up using it. One day I went back (without the bag) just to ask if I could exchange it, thinking they'd probably say no. To my surprise, Alex found my receipt right away and told me they could check the bag and offer store credit or an exchange. I already had my eye on a small crossbody, so the next day I came back with the bag. Alex remembered me instantly and said she'd even messaged the team about my visit in case she wasn't there. While I was looking around for small accessories to go with my new crossbody, Jacqueline helped me again -- she found not one but two cute card wallets and was so sweet the whole time. The customer service from both Jacqueline and Alex was amazing. I'll definitely keep coming back after this experience. Thank you both!