This was my first time shopping at a Dillard's it definitely left me disappointed. I was on the hunt for long line strapless bra, and was told by a friend Dillard's normally carried some in the store. So I stopped by around 4:30 after work on a weekday, it was not busy at all. I think I only saw one or 2 other customers the entire time I was here. Now, my size in more specialty bras has historically be hard to find in any store other than online, but I wanted to give the in store shopping a try. It is a nicer department store and it showed in the quality and (and prices) of their product. Upon searching their stock of the specific type of item I was looking for, I found nothing in my size. This was not much of a surprise. I decided to check some of the rest of the bras and found most of they had very few options that went over DD. For such a large store, this did shock me. I was able to find something, try it on (which the dressing rooms were poorly labeled and difficult to see, in my opinion), and decided to purchase it. Then I ran into another issue. I couldn't find anyone to ring me up. There was no one in the bra department (except two older men, probably in their 50's) doing maintenance (already felt uncomfortable in the department with just them), no one in the kids clothes department, no one that I could find or see in any of the departments on the floor I was on. I take that back, there was a gentleman working at the cologne counter, but he was busy on a phone, not sure if it was his personal phone or a work phone, but he did not acknowledge me walking around scanning everywhere for a person. Also, in my experience, in larger department stores like this, make up/perfume/cologne counters have been specialty areas and end up telling me I have to find a normal counter to check out at. I was able to finally find someone (looked like they were just coming out for the start of their shift) to check me out. When she asked if I found everything I needed I made no comment about the stocked selection of bras, but did comment on the lack of any employees around which she brushed off saying "oh so and so is normally in lingerie and hosiery, there is always someone around". Well she wasn't, it was just two maintenance dudes, and there wasn't, just the singular cologne dude on a phone, not paying attention to the business around him. I don't really see myself going back here unless I had exhausted all other options. read more