Once i walked in, a man went into the store and started following me and stopped following me when…read moreI got out of the store. Also, I bought a shirt and new shoes for 72 dollars. Way too expensive. At checkout, the person at checkout, aka the cashier, said that the checkout is broken, so I checked the self checkout. The self checkout is broken too! What a waste of money.

I came here this morning and there were few people inside. Luckily since I hate crowded and too…read moreloud backgrounds. I went to the bath towel section. I choose to buy white since it's too clean for me. The cotton was thick and not dry. It was comfortable to use. I purchased 3 pieces of it. After that I went to the mens section and bought a jacket. There are a lot of different varieties of jackets. I chose a thick jacket that is good for casual outfits. It was too expensive since the quality was really good. When I went to the counter there was a long line. It took a minute before it was my turn. How I wish their service was quick.

Didn't have exactly what I wanted but offered alternatives which was nice. I actually purchased one…read moref the alternative chives.

From the owner: Rep Chicago pro and college teams with Rally House Fox Valley Mall! We offer Cubs & White Sox…read morejerseys in Cooperstown styles and official On-Field gear. Find Mitchell & Ness throwback jerseys and other Chicago Bears jerseys. Plus, get Chicago Bulls jerseys and Chicago Blackhawks gear to rep these iconic teams! Shop college apparel & merch for fans and current Illinois Fighting Illini, Wisconsin Badgers, Iowa Hawkeyes, and Ohio State Buckeyes. Then, consider gear for the Loyola Ramblers, Purdue Bo

Indoor arts, craft and home goods store all in one place. Different artisans and crafts propel sell…read moretheir wares from assorted booths. From tshirts, to candles, and soap this place is fun and funky. Go check it out, then grab lunch

I was having a terrible time finding receipts for 2 items I wanted to return…read more A sales associate, Kakoli, worked with me and was very accommodating and friendly. She spent a good amount of time researching how to find them online to return them and Voila! She found a way. I hope she is recognized for her wonderful service!

IF THERE WERE ZERO STARS, THAT'S WHAT I WOULD'VE PICKED!!…read more Ordered chocolates online from Macy's for Easter. I ordered them two weeks in advance. It said 3 to 6 business days to arrive. Shipped to another state . They won't arrive until after Easter so my great niece had no candy in her Easter basket from me. Very disappointing. I will go to the post office and send whatever I want to her because I know it'll get there. I called Customer service and they offered nothing to help. They couldn't expedite shipping. But they said I could spend another $40 for 2 8 ounce packages of chocolate. And they would try to ship again ! NO THANKS !!Expensive!!! THANKS FOR RUINING HER EASTER BASKET!! Can't return because it's food. I won't do business with a business that isn't competent.,

So expensive for resale and the selection isn't great. They wanted $17 for a simple sundress.read more

This store is overpriced with a very small selection. They had a few sale items like old unpopular…read moresized jeans for $1; however many of the items would not be considered "vintage". They have many items on par with typical Goodwill donations, but for 3 times the price. For example, a $38 Sonoma leather jacket from Kohl's. Regarding service, the clerk clearly did not plan to speak to me. However, I kept eye contact until she was forced to acknowledge me. At which point she said hello and I replied in kind. The next customer who entered received a much more enthusiastic greeting that I did. Towards the back, a male clerk walked by me several times, but also didn't speak. Overall, it's a cute set up, but not worth the time or the consideration of spending money. Especially if they can't be bothered to speak.

I'm a bit embarrassed to say (at my age) that I shop here. Not for the super trendy stuff,…read moreobviously... but work-friendly dress pants and sweaters, basic tank tops for layering, and those super soft micro fleece pants in the winter time are my thing. Today I stopped in for a few new sweaters for work. I managed to grab two ($10.99 a piece), some micro fleeces pj pants, and a button up hoodie/jacket thing. Not sure what exactly it is, but it looked cute, it was $11.99, and if I don't like it, I'll return it tomorrow no questions asked. I gotten some decent necklaces there before, but that's it really. I have a feeling the rings will turn your fingers green and the over-sized belts are gaudy. At least for someone my age. I've also been lucky enough to score two pairs of cute suede (almost-knee high) boots that have lasted so far. It's hard when you wear a size 8 like everyone else, because most of the time that size is out of stock. This store is hit or miss, but for basics, you can't go wrong. You can get a cami top for $18 at Kohl's, or for $4.99 at Discovery. You do the math. No one sees it anyway if it's used for layering, so why pay three times as much? Oh, and for $12.99, the three pairs of work pants I bought there well over a year ago are still holding up. Not like the pair for $45 I bought at the "expect great things" store, which were ruined after two washes.

The hispanic supervisor is rude to customers. She speaks Spanish to the employees and prefers that…read morepeople who aren't Hispanic do not work there.

I recently visited this store to return an item purchased the week before with tags intact and a…read morereceipt. The item was a swimsuit, unworn! The cashier hesitated to return the item. I had 3 on the receipt but was returning only 1. The manager ( in her 20s)came over, along with 2 more 20 something's and started examining the crotch of the swimsuit. I was mortified! It was not worn! Beware buyers...I went to a different Hollister's and it was returned without a problem. Fox Valley staff is very rude!

This is my 3rd time buying clothes from this particular Hollister store and this is the 3rd time…read moreI've been disappointed. Last time I bought a cream colored hoodie and within the first month both armpits had holes in them. This time I bought a collared button down polo style tee, I put in through the washer and drier on delicates, I'm about to iron my shirt to get the wrinkles out so I start unbuttoning the shirt as one does... every single button got caught on a piece of loose fabric. I'm never buying Hollister again. The quality of clothes are better at goodwill or the dollar tree if I'm being honest. I mean the amount of loose ended threads you'd think it was sown by a teenager. Besides their terrible clothing the only reason anyone would want to come back after that would probably have to be their great customer service.