This store discriminates against women shoppers by having dressing stalls that are so low that any woman above a certain height would be exposing her breasts to the entire store should she try on a shirt here. I found an dress area of the store that was vacant that happened to be in the child's section and the young teen associate all but accused me of being a pedophile for changing in this area despite being 5'9" and a 38D, not wanting to be seen by male shoppers who could easily see my breasts from the height if the changing area doors. When my boyfriend explained why I'd gone to this area, he was told that "This was a men's store" and that was my problem.
I left the store and decided to call, who answered the phone and pretended that "the manager was out" until I insisted and was put on hold for several seconds. She then put "the manager" (the same person who answered the phone and denied a manager was on site) on the phone. I tried explaining the situation but she interrupted and spoke over me, accusing me of bringing in outside clothing to try on, and restricting me from the dressing area because one can't bring in "outside clothes" to try on despite the fact I had about a half dozen shirts I wanted to try on from THIS location. She continued to interrupt me and when I got upset, she hung up on me.
I the decided the return to the the store minutes later in person where she refused to engage me, lied, made discriminatory comments, and would only engage my boyfriend. She repeatedly interrupted and made accusations towards me despite my standing there. When I added the fact that insisting that this store doesn't serve women was discriminatory, she claimed she never said it, walked away, and refused to talk any longer. I will be reporting her to corporate. read more
