Great place. Bought a dress for my son's mom prom. So helpful. Would never found a dress…read more Love the staff. Great stuff

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WOW, I can't believe some of these reviews. Every time I go into Willow Street, whether I buy…read moresomething or not, the staff has always been nothing but professional and nice. I am not not a soccer mom, a woman clad in labels, nor do I spend $500 every time I shop there. I use the coupons, and never once have I been made to feel like a degenerate. In fact.... the staff reminds you of the coupons that you've accumulated! I go there so much (whether to browse or buy) that a lot of the staff either know my first name or at least recognize me, and in a town like Morristown, that's pretty impressive. Their clothing selection is great, they have a selection that you rarely see on anyone else, which is nice, because I like my clothing to be unique, but if you are looking for deals, go to Century 21. It's a high end store, with high end prices. They sell jeans for $150+, they sell sweaters for $200+, if that makes you upset, again, go somewhere else.. I usually get lucky with their sale rack, which is pretty fabulous.

I love this store! They carry a fabulous collection of clothing and accessories. You can also find…read moreamazing deals in their sale section. The staff is so friendly, warm and welcoming so I don't understand these negative comments. A great place to shop!

I love the Aritzias in NYC, I've been to both the SoHo location and the 5th Ave location and both…read morehave exceptional service. I'm surprised the Aritzia at the upscale Short Hills mall would fall short in the customer service dept. Rude and curt, it is a far cry from what I'd expect from an upscale mall. I made an exchange today at this store, with an email from Aritizia's corporate concierge team approving the specific exchange at this specific store. Tags were intact, receipt in hand, unworn. I just needed a larger size for my daughter. What I received was a larger size and a larger attitude. It was also strange that even though I made an even exchange for the exact sweatpants, there was a price difference I had to pay. This was a first!

Came by the other day, 15min from closing - one girl working hard at the register, getting through…read morethe line of people waiting including me... and then 3 other staffers behind the counter talking and chatting about upcoming shifts. I know they're closing up, maybe perhaps they should help clear the customer line in the future instead of just talking and then everyone can go home earlier?

Fun space , great team, gorgeous products in immaculate condition. Perfect business to consign and…read moreor shop in. One of the managers , Mark , is insanely handsome and charming . Hard working and friendly staff who want you to leave feeling happy and glamorous. You can tell this team takes pride in the work they do and have a passion for sustainable fashion.

If I could give a 0, I would…read more I'm sharing my experience with TRR and asking for advice from anyone who has dealt with a similar situation. I bought a pair of earrings worth about 2.4k through TRR's New Jersey consignment store, and the shipment was handled by UPS. When the package arrived in my country, it was flagged by Customs due to an incorrect declared value. Instead of 200+ tax, I am being charged 2+k, because the value of the earrings was declared at 24k instead of 2.4k I have contacted TRR multiple times over two weeks, often during US business hours, which unfortunately fall in the middle of the night where I live. Despite this effort, the responses were extremely unhelpful. I was repeatedly told to "go back to UPS," even though UPS did not provide the declared value and cannot amend it without the shipper's instruction. TRR promised to correct the declaration, but no correction was actually made. This left me stuck going back and forth between TRR and UPS, with neither taking responsibility for resolving an error that I did not cause. UPS could not clarify who exactly provided the incorrect customs declaration beyond "TRR", and told me to go back to TRR. Customs also informed me that I cannot pay the duties first and claim later. The declaration error must be corrected by TRR, as they arranged the shipment and provided the declared value. As a customer, this has been frustrating, time-consuming, and disappointing, especially from a company that deals in luxury goods and international shipments, where accurate customs documentation should be standard practice. This was supposed to be a Christmas present.

Dor L' Dor has changed. For years I was a loyal customer and found some of my most favorite pieces…read morehere. I knew that a shopping trip would yield great results, and I always walked away with a full bag. It was especially a great place to buy work clothes! The quality and selection has really just changed. Everything feels cheap, thin and see through. It's got more of a 'club vibe' than a work vibe. Flying Monkey Jeans are no longer in the $40-50 range, now they are $70 for a pair! Staff was also super unfriendly. The store employee had airpods in. Did not offer to help set me up with a room when I was lugging around a pile of clothes to try on (with no one else in the store). Maybe what's in style has just changed and I'm not stylish anymore?! In any case, I don't think there is another shopping trip here in my future.

An affordable gem in an expensive neighbor curated with some cute clothes that are not pretentious…read more A mix of what I would say to be a local Brooklyn style fashion boutique with Forever 21, there are a few pieces at this location that are super reasonably priced, and trendy. I purchased a black denim jacket for less than $20 dollars and a few tops that while aren't going to last me years and years, is a cute pattern and made with decently comfortable material. The girls that work here are eager to help you, and fitting rooms are now available for use. If you know what to expect at this type of boutique, you won't be disappointed by some random, fun finds.

I wish I could visit your store, but I'm up north and there isn't a White House black market Store…read morearound, But I did find your Label at a Goodwill, I found your black ( they feel like leather) leggings. I love !! love the way they fit. They feel magnificent against my skin. I have bought me a lot of leathers and some can feel kind of weird or scratchy. These were very soft inside , They will go good with my leather jacket Thanks again. Nana's

Women's clothing shop. Styles are conservative but at least they have the petite size so the kids…read moreand small adults can find the right size! Located 1st floor by the Macy's in the Short Hills Mall. Staff were busy, so generally was left to shop.

Not for gents, but a gal friend was able to score some nice items. In an upscale town like Summit…read moreyou'll often find some gems that are recycled through a store like this-at huge savings.

Expertly curated consignment store. The owner is a well established fashionista in high end to…read morestreet style. Super fun boutique. Highly recommend.

The service and attitude of the SAs here is absolutely obnoxious. Had worked with an SA for 3…read moreyears, and she is no longer there. Spoke to the manager, Rob, who assigned a new SA. The SA says I need to build a relationship with her - start from scratch, despite the history with the store. Talk about client service - or is it the other way at this store ie in service of the SA.

I had an amazing and very easy experience with Anthony. He was patient with me, and made me feel…read morevery comfortable in the store. I got exactly what I asked for. Also, everyone I dealt with before were also insanely polite and assured me I would be taken care of as soon as they could. Will be back again.