I am not one that is up to Boutique shopping...basically because it is either too expensive or if I…read moreneed an outfit quick, I go to Nordstrom because I have a credit card. But I have to say I was extremely impressed with Clique. I was in Tucson this weekend for a wedding that I knew wasn't formal...more on the informal side....but I still had nothing to wear and I always like to look my best. My cousin was holding the Chupah for the wedding, so she wanted to wear something extremely flattering as well, since everybody would see her. She shops at Clique all the time and we both needed dresses...so lets start the fun! The clothing in the store was not overly priced and everything that they had was flattering to a girl/woman's body. I could have walked away with the whole store...but then I remembered that I was very poor...:) Also, I have to say that for somebody who can NEVER find anything on a sales rack...I picked up 2 shirts and an adorable skirt. I can't wait to go to Tucson again so I can go shopping! (Oh, and to the amazing dive bars that they have...but that is another story for another time)

Great little boutique on River, I stopped by after getting a hair cut at Tullias. Couldn't believe…read morethe great selection of Splendid, Allen Allen, Three dots, Velvet, and Bella Dahl blouses. Everything was priced well and many basics were 50% off.

This is a Tucson standard for nice ladies clothing. Unfortunately it is closing due to the owners…read moreage. Things were definitely on sale today and we had a great time plucking out the best. Everything is on sale, even the displays. The sales people there really know colors and how to put a outfit together once they know your style. Thank you JC. You were a doll....

In the same center as the St Philips street market. Parking can be really difficult on Saturday and…read moreSunday, but other days its back to more normal. Beautiful selections in all categories for women. Dresses, skirts, tops, shoes, accessories. Great customer service too. Classic old school customer service. We are fans! No exchanges or returns due to uncertain times. Huh?

Some of your reviewers are harsh about the Talbots on Oracle Road…read morein Tucson...I love the store and its staff. You can shop for petites in the downstairs store, or regulars upstairs. The quality of Talbot style is high and the friendliness of the staff is smooth even as the store is Jammed. Those complaints were unfair from cranky people.

I believe that Talbots is continuing to fail their customer base, at least those of us that have…read morebeen loyal for a long time. Most of my closet, at one time, was 75% Talbots. They were close to being the best for business clothing and higher end dresses. Now, it is the "good little girl, grown old" feel to all of their products, with little ruffles around the neck and skirts that look made of domestic table cloth fabric. Well, I may older, but I am still a woman in the 21st Century. I now realize that there are better brick and mortar stores, with nice, more up to date clothing and along with that, better pricing than Talbots--and I am not speaking of Amazon or sweat shop garbage. Talbots has taken our loyalty and good taste, thrown it in the dumpster when they should be throwing out their horrendous sale merchandise that sits on their web site forever. As for the stores, don't blame them. They are representing the company to the best of their ability and are usually quite kind and well intended in their efforts.

I have liked Chico's clothes for a long time. I've been to the store a few times since my last…read morereview. Sometimes, I am offered help and others have been totally ignored. There is usually someone who will offer to start a dressing room for you which is helpful. Their sizes are different than most places, going from 0 to 4 with sometimes there being a .5 at the end of the number. For someone not familiar with their clothes, it is helpful to know how the size compares to typical sizes. They usually have things on sale in a marked area by size and color. Those not on sale are divided by color typically. In the rear of the store are the clothes called energy which are more casual and I really like them a lot. In the rest of the store, it is the Chicos name. I often find something there I can't live without and unfortunately, not always on sale. The quality is very good and they last for a long time. I'll continue to go back every now and then. It is worth it to me.

I honestly didn't imagine I'd be writing a review when we popped in here just for a super quick…read morescan of their formal shirts after seeing one in the window we liked. But after our experience, this location absolutely deserves 5 stars! The staff here really showed interest in helping me find the perfect thing for the occasion I was in the market for an outfit for, grabbing different options, sizes and offering honest and kind feedback along the way. They were notably nice, laughing and smiling the whole time and were honestly so encouraging. I left with some shirts and a little more confidence too!

Love the clothing selection…read more Prices are a little high. I wish there were more locations.

Beautiful fun casual clothes, on the spendy side though. Loved the bright colors and soft fabrics…read more Adults, plus sizes and children. They also have jewelry, hats, flip flops. The staff seemed very nice. If I had a coupon or they were having a huge sale I would come back.

Super service, salespeople know their inventory, great selection of swimsuits and other women's…read moreclothing year round .

I should have left this two years ago. I went in a couple of weeks before we were set to leave for…read morea two week vacation in Paris. I walked in and told the first sales person I saw that I needed some clothes to wear for walking around Paris for two weeks. What followed has never, ever, in any other store, been my experience. Yes, a sales clerk kept close tabs on me and offered to put the first couple of things I picked up in a dressing room. I was happy to let her do that. Three hours--that's not a typo--later, I left with numerous items of clothing: long pants, t-shirts that beat any t-shirts I had bought elsewhere, a couple of other things--and a sales slip with a total that showed a little under $600. I almost gasped! But my wardrobe was sadly depleted, I was older with a body that was changing, I needed the clothes, and (thankfully) we could afford the haul. I was pleased with the quality of the clothes; mostly, I was exhausted! I had planned to drive clear across town to a different shopping mall. But I was about to pass the Crossroads Festival strip mall, saw the Eileen's name, and decided, "This time, I'm going in there!" I was so glad I had!

So, I hate to sound like a snob, but most people really don't know how to buy the right pair of…read morejeans. It sounds trivial (and it is) but it's true and pretty important if ya want to look good! It's like buying a bra, most women are buying the wrong size, and when they finally get fitted and realize they've been wearing the wrong size all these years, it's kind of a bummer. I'm speaking from personal experience. It's all about learning what cut fits your body type best, the length, your waist size, how much the pant will stretch, and the list goes on. So I pretty much feel the same way about buying jeans and bras: get fitted! I got schooled on everything denim the first time I went to Loop several years ago. The price point at Loop may be high, but buying your denim here is totally worth it. I've always been satisfied with my purchases at Loop because the owners (name) make 100% sure that you are buying the right pant for your body. These people know the ins and outs of the perfect fit and it's very clear that it is very important to them that you leave their store feeling like a rock star. Their attention is all yours when you're shopping in their store. There are few places in Tucson that provide such a personalized and fun shopping experience, so support the independent guys! I highly doubt anyone at Dillards is going to make sure you LOVE LOVE LOVE every purchase you make. Next time your near Casas Adobes pop into Loop, you won't regret it!

A wonderful clothing and accessories store! Fantastic brands here but really the best thing about…read morethis shop is the owners. They are incredibly knowledgeable, helpful and attentive. Do yourself a favor - heed their advice and let them help you shop for the best fits. Their selection of men's pants/jeans is possibly the best I've encountered. Don't miss it!!!

Stumbled on the shop when I went to Chicoʻs next door to it. They have big discounts on the…read moreclothes and have both men and womenʻs clothing. There were a lot of shirts and pants-including shorts. There were also some dresses. The prices were very good. Items seemed to be from 20 to 60% off. Most of the items were for Spring or summer but still a few sweaters also.

Store is clean and organized. Staff is very helpful and knowledgeable. Prices are great and quality…read moreis good.

I received a call from Liz, the store manager, regarding my previous experience. She called as a…read morecustomer recovery follow-up, apologized for the situation, and took the time to explain the confusion surrounding the return. I appreciated that she personally followed up and acknowledged the situation. She also said she would use this as a coachable moment with the team to help prevent something similar from happening again. While the original experience was frustrating, I do appreciate the follow-up, apology, and effort to address the issue. Thank you, Liz, for taking the time to call me and make things right.

I was disappointed with the customer service I received at this location. When I asked about…read morereturning a pair of sneakers that had developed a hole after only a short period of normal use, the employee at the front desk was condescending and dismissive rather than helpful. I was also told that a purchase made at Nordstrom could not be returned to a Nordstrom Rack store, despite both Nordstrom's website and a customer service representative stating otherwise. Instead, I was told I would need to drive to the Scottsdale location to process the return. The interaction lacked professionalism and left me feeling that my concerns were not taken seriously. Based on this experience, I do not plan to return to this location.

This spot has a variety of used clothing catering to a younger population but, overall, I…read moreappreciated the selection. Some of the prices on the items seemed a bit high, but, if you go in and actively look for sale items, it's worth it. They also have a good return policy. I bought a nice Polo for my husband and it was a bit too large, I returned it in a few days and it was fine. They are a well organized store with a helpful staff. If you are looking for a used, trendy item this spot is a good one to try. Be aware to really look through things thoroughly, I missed a great pair of jeans because they were hidden in a rack. I'm glad I did a double take. I've only recently bought multiple items here but, I haven't sold yet.

Today, October 7, 2026, around 2:44 PM, I brought in a large amount of brand-new designer clothing,…read moremany pieces still with the tags attached, to sell. Unfortunately, this was yet another unpleasant experience at Plato's Closet. This is not the first time I've gone into this location and felt completely disrespected by the girl working the register. Every time I've dealt with her, the attitude has been rude and dismissive. I've even had the experience of feeling like I'm being laughed at when I walk in. At this point, it's getting pretty ridiculous. I dropped my clothes off today and was told it would take approximately 1-2 hours. So I waited around the store, looking through the merchandise, only to eventually be told that they weren't going to take any of my items because they were overstocked with inventory. If the store is too overwhelmed with inventory to accept clothing, that's fine -- but maybe tell customers that BEFORE taking their bags and making them wait two hours. That seems like a pretty basic courtesy. What makes this even more frustrating is that this has happened to me repeatedly with this particular employee. I've brought clothing to this location when other employees are working, and they have accepted my items without a problem. So it's hard not to question why my experience seems to change depending on who is working. I've also heard similar complaints from friends who have had uncomfortable experiences with the same employee. At some point, management might want to look into how customers are being treated and whether everyone is actually being given the same opportunity to sell their clothes. And honestly, when I walk into a store with brand-new designer pieces with tags still attached, only to see merchandise on the racks with stains, rips, holes, and shoes that look like they've seen better days, it's pretty frustrating to be told none of my items are acceptable. I completely understand that Plato's Closet gets to decide what they want to buy. That's not my complaint. My complaint is the attitude, the lack of communication, and the way I've repeatedly been treated by this employee. If you don't want my clothes, say that. If you're overstocked, say that. But there is absolutely no reason to make customers feel unwelcome, embarrassed, or like they're wasting your time. I'll gladly take my designer clothes somewhere else from now on. There are plenty of resale stores that know how to treat customers with basic respect.