My lovely wife and I finally visited the Fashion Outlets of Chicago for the first time over the…read moreweekend. Technically this shopping emporium is in suburban Rosemont, and hardcore shoppers from out of town have been known to make some last-minute purchases here before flying out of nearby O'Hare Airport. Most local shoppers drive here, and grouse about the cost of parking to shop here. We arrived via the free shuttle bus that makes a circuit around Rosemont hotspots and connects to the Rosemont CTA Blue Line station. We are not huge shoppers, but we enjoyed checking out a variety of stores and eyeballing the public art installations. There were deals to be had if you wanted them. We also enjoyed a couple of free treats from the wonderful chocolate shops, and there is a decent food court if you need a bite to eat. Amazingly there is also a 7-11 where you can get a beverage or snack, and the prices seem to be the same as those in standard 7-11 stores not embedded in shopping emporiums.

This mall is tiny. Not much of selection. Parking is not free by plate. They will automatically…read moreread your plate. You still need to go to app and paid. The mall has two floors. The store selection is limited. Sak Fifth Avenue is the larger store. They do have Nike, Gap, Victoria Secret and more. The mall does have a food court. They do have high end stores upstairs. To complete the mall is less than one hour.

We came here for Bronzeville Nights. There was a DJ out front and some tables, as the occasion was…read moremarked with catered (lukewarm) food and drinks. There were 2 racks that were $20 only, so I limited myself to those, but there were some cute outfits that tempted me. The salespeople were helpful and glad to see us. A dressing room is available, but I am not crazy about dressing rooms in the Middle of the shop. settled on some black leggings by a designer called 'Lady Mocha'. It's a very good selection for full figured women (but I am not..well never mind) and my party got something too. It's out of my way but I'd consider going back for a sale.

It was an amazing time shopping here today. William, the owner and the two young ladies catered to…read moremy every request. I purchased a beautiful white pantsuit. The quality is like the suits I purchase on the Mag Mile without the ridiculous price tag. A very beautiful, quaint place in my neighborhood. It just may be my go to spot.

I recently visited this store with my friends, and we were treated absolutely unfairly. After…read morebrowsing and peacefully walking out (without buying anything), one of the workers came running after us and accused us of stealing. We were shocked, confused, and honestly embarrassed, in public for something we didn't do. They didn't ask politely or explain anything. They just assumed. No proof. No apology. nothing We cooperated and showed them we had nothing, and instead of admitting their mistake, they gave us attitude and let us go like we were guilty. This kind of treatment is completely unacceptable, especially when you treat young customers like criminals just because we're teens or don't "look" like your usual shoppers. We came to shop, not to be profiled or harassed. I will not be returning, and I wouldn't recommend this store to anyone who values basic respect.

She is on the phone. "Hi, may I take a quick picture?"…read moreI asked politely. The lady responded, "no photo, goodbye." While this short poem pretty much sums up my 30-second visit at Oriental Boutique, it is also an acrostic that describes the lady's attitude and the service. I was looking for a traditional Chinese dress (i.e. Qi Pao) for my girlfriend, whom I am going to marry. However, most of the designs cater to kids or tourists (that might explain why most positive reviews were written by non-Asian customers... just saying!) and very few of them are for adults. As someone who grew up in an ethnically Chinese background, I had seen and worn more culturally authentic and better designed traditional gowns and dresses. Many designs displayed in the store seem "oriental" in a western sense or as in what westerners think "oriental" should look like, but this is just my subjective observation and honest opinion. The lady was on the phone all the time, and when I asked her question, she literally answered, "no photo, goodbye." Okay. BYE. NEVER AGAIN! Wish I could have given a zero or a negative number.

Been a fan of the shop for quite some time. When I lived in the neighbourhood I loved to browse the…read morenew fashion and nick nacks. Now that I don't I still come on down to take a look or browse online. Stop in and take a look, your closet will thank you.

My fav Wickertown boutique. Spendy but so worth it!! High end unique brands!! Gorgeous layoutread more

Great bargains and great customer service! Very helpful and good varieties at the store.read more

Where is my order! Is been two months since I place my order, I tried communication via Facebook…read moreand what app as well directly. But no response I will like to resolve this. A refund or my order. Please

Situated directly on Milwaukee Avenue in the heart of Wicker Park, Mildblend Supply Co is a…read moreretro-vibed clothing store that sells all the current and past trends from shoes, boots, jeans, tops, jackets, hats, accessories, etc...plus they even have a small selection of home decor/candles. We popped in recently to window shop and what was a planned as a quick in and out turned into a solid 20 minute roam around the store. We found a few things that we liked including a great selection of over the shoulder bags, which is what we ended up purchasing. In addition to the clothing, they have a small tailoring/sewing nook up front where they create in house goods, but also can make alterations/repairs to your clothing, whether you bought it from them or not. Service was stellar as well. The fellas on the floor were helpful and friendly from entry to exit. Overall, while a lot of the clothing is not really my vibe, I enjoyed the quality and variety of everything, plus the service and vibes were cool too!

Came in on a busy Saturday hoping to get a rush Hem done on a new pair or IH jeans. I was super…read morehappy that they were able to squeeze me in on the same day. The price was very fair for a rush job and the quality of the work was great, a lot of attention to detail on the measurements, folding and hem. This was my first time being at the brick and mortar store, all of the staff were super friendly and knowledgeable about denim. Definitely liked to see IH, Samurai, Momotaro for sale locally in Chicago, very cool to see it all pieces not through photos online. The only downside was the sizing options; larger sizes seemed to be sold out or not available across the board

Plethora of items. Shoes. Purses. Exotic dancewear. Costume jewelry. Stretchy pants. Jeans. Bras…read more Panties. Friendly helpful staff. Prices are a little much for the quality, but it seems to be a popular store for the area. I'll return for a few items when I'm in the area.

This place sucks, they alone want your money. I bought a outfit and could not return in back. I…read morewill never buy from there again. I don't recommend the store at all. The owner was very rude and even the cashier as well.

I believe this place no longer exists.. we went to the address and in the exact location as the…read morepictures, a new business replaced this one. We were disappointed to see this because there was no information about it.

Cute little store in Chinatown. They have cute clothing and other things. The only thing I had a…read moreproblem with was how pricey everything was! But I guess since it's like a boutique it's understandable. Just wished it was a bit cheaper instead of it being $45 for a shirt. But I did end up getting a dress from this place a while back! Very cute and business like.