I've been here twice now with my sister and we enjoyed both shopping experiences. They tend to have…read morelimited pieces that are more unique and not as trendy- you're paying a fair price for a more timeless piece imo. Staff always greets you when you walk and are helpful. For example, we wanted a specific size in a jacket, and the associate text the owner and got an answer for us within minutes. Now that's service! The store itself is on the smaller side. Kind of like a French time capsule- they even hand write their receipts. A beautiful shop for gifts and they carry an even more limited children's section. They also have two fitting rooms and accept card or cash. Lastly, they have a decent sale section, and I always score there!

It's a nice little shop. The folks who were here were super friendly and very welcoming, and two…read morefolks came by to ask me if they could help. It's chock full of clothes, gifts, and even some baby clothes and items. The clothing and whatnot is definitely too small for me but I would come back if I was shopping for a gift for my mom or someone else. They had some pretty scarves and stuff that would make a nice gift for almost anyone.

First time shopping here; I came in here because I needed gifts for all the new babies in my life…read more Staff was helpful in finding sizes for the sunglasses I picked out, but I had an idea of what I wanted before I walked in. The store is well organized with lots of tailored, quality options that make nice gifts; more on the vintage/preppy side. Don't know how the clothes hold up with washes but if the price tag is any indication, I'm going to assume well. There is a sales rack in the back that have a good variety of styles/sizes as well. I'm also on their e-mail distribution list since and used a 15% off coupon I received.

I placed an order online on 11/28. Never heard back. Then emailed them on 12/14, never heard back…read more Today I gave them a call only to find out "oh your order never existed". Apparently Janie and Jack is selling items they don't posses. So some items in my GIFT order were not in stock and not only they canceled this order. But NEVER notified me that it was canceled. Now it's 5 days before Christmas and I have no gift. The customer service representative was not only not apologetic, but also gave me an attitude; as if it was MY JOB to know the inventory, how dare u order an AVAILABLE item off their website without knowing it's actually not available. What a ridiculous waste of money. Order# J05561853

Very cute and homey. A large selection for women's clothing. Clothes lean more modest, but great…read moreprices and discounts. Super sweet staff

Thank you, My Sisters Closet, for all the wonderful things that I was lucky enough to obtain…read more Shopping for years ,and never got a bad item. Great selection, great prices.

The best GAP store we visited. Has the best collections from men's, women's and for children. I…read morelike this location. It's nice and organized, very spacious and very clean. The staff are really nice and helpful, very attentive and informative. And the selection was decent. The prices are great and the quality of the clothes is exactly what you would expect from Gap. There is nothing better than shopping in person at a store and trying the clothing on. You will definitely leave with a smile on your face because the clothes fit the way you want them to. I always go to check the stuff on sale first and they have a nice rotating selection with good prices. We had a great shopping experience at this Gap store.

Carter's is the Targeh of kids clothes. They're a bit more than some, but not private label prices…read more They have Osh kosh, their brand, and some toys. Pop in to this new space near DSW

Update from former review:…read more Can you even believe it!? I'm actually writing to tell you that I popped in here on a Sunday...it was a sale day...and their sales team bent over backwards to find me the size of pants I needed for my boys. Ummm...hello! They actually went in the back and checked stock - twice and brought out several options in the sizes I needed. Do you think they read my last review? I just wanted to tell you that I'm starting to restore my faith in this particular location. Thank you for pulling it together at your store, because I've been really unhappy with the customer service and you managed to take a super frustrated mom with twins and win her over again. I'll be back...and not just because there's a sale. Because you managed to win me over :-)

Love the styles for my boys....scored some shoes for $4.99 and then got discount for checking in???…read moreHow great is that!!!

During my last visit I had a really disappointing experience. While I was in the store, I overheard…read morean employee (or possibly a customer) telling someone to "be quiet" in a very dismissive and rude attitude. It wasn't said in a friendly or joking way--it came across as disrespectful and unprofessional, especially in a retail environment where customer service should feel welcoming. Even if the comment wasn't directed at me, it made the atmosphere uncomfortable. When you're shopping, you expect kindness and professionalism, not negativity. Old Navy is usually known for being family-friendly and approachable, but moments like this really affect the overall shopping experience. I hope the store management takes this seriously and reminds staff (if it was an employee) that tone and attitude matter. A simple word said the wrong way can make customers feel unwelcome, and that's not what anyone wants when they come in to shop.

6/6/2025---4pm--Visiting from the Caribbean for my cousin's graduation: My cousin and I took an…read moreuber there; therefore our bags from other stores were with us. We kindly asked the cashier agent (nice) if we can check our bags to avoid any issue. She kindly took the bags with pleasure. I shopped and checked out, and waited (outside-it was cold inside) for my cousin to finish her shop and purchase over $200 worth of Old navy gear. I did not collect the other bags behind the counter due the fact that my cousin was still shopping and rather her handle the bags due to my disability. I suppose the lead agent/managaer was not comfortable in keeping the bags behind the counter and came "outside" the store to tell me collect the bags because they do want to be responsible in a "professional rude" manner (embarrasing). I am sure you all store have cameras everywhere, not sure why he was so concerned, instead of advising the cashier " next time advise customers, we do not check or take bags; they are more than welcome to carry them in the store." Every demographic and business handles those situations due to theft. It should have been handle better if he was the leader/management. Thank you.

The owner did a really nice job with the store and the space that she has. She has a number of…read moredifferent things in the store. It was a bright store. It had flavor too. I think it was the owner. I spoke with. She was just so kind. I would return. wish there was something that I wanted.

Located in Rosemont. The Vibe: Sophisticated, sleek, and high-end…read more Located just minutes from O'Hare, this is the premier choice for luxury shoppers. It is a rare fully indoor, two-level outlet mall, making it the best option during Chicago's winter or rainy days. * Top Brands: Gucci, Prada, Burberry, Versace, Saint Laurent, and Bloomingdale's The Outlet Store. Also don't forget the amazing Lindt store. We also love the kids stores like Janie and Jack.

So let me get this straight: Not only are you now charging $13 for parking that was free for years,…read morebut you've outsourced the 'experience' to a tech company that tracks my every move. ​It's transparently greedy. We all know you're too cheap to install actual kiosk boxes, so you've offloaded the work onto the customers. You think it's 'convenient' because we don't have to download an app and can just 'text to pay,' but that's just a clever way to link my phone number and credit card to your invasive computer vision surveillance. ​Standing in a drafty garage, scanning QR codes, and handing over my personal data just to spend money at your stores is not 'innovation'--it's a data-mining chore. Between the constant plate-scanning and the 'AI' tracking my vehicle, you've turned a simple shopping trip into a privacy nightmare. ​I'll be taking the 'convenient' route of shopping online or driving to a suburban mall that still understands what 'free parking' means and doesn't treat its patrons like test subjects in a tech lab.