I always go around 181st to find something to wear or mainly look around for some enjoyment. 181st…read moreis what holds the neighborhood together and I strongly feel that without it, the community wouldn't have a place to shop from. This store is always organized and fully stocked. If you come with the mentality for a certain item, you most definitely come out with that item and 20 more pieces after that. They have updated clothes and accessories that fit for every occasion. Personally, if I needed to shop for something quickly I would come here.

I have walked by here several times and finally went in today because of the cheap dresses…read moredisplayed outside of the store ($5 dresses are too tempting to ignore). While I didn't buy one of the dresses from outside, the inside of this store definitely did not disappoint. They have a ton of cute dresses, whether you need to dress up for the club or a nice lunch out. Most of the dresses ranged from $15-$20. I like that there were all different cuts and styles, making it easier to fit curvy body types and also making them look a little more expensive. I bought one dress for $15.99 but will be be back to check out other items. This store had a variety of jeggings, jeans, shirts, etc. that caught my eye. It also has a nice section of purses and costume jewelry, though I didn't look at the jewelry so can't speak to it's quality. The staff was pleasant as well and there is a dressing room- yay! That should seem obvious but some other stores nearby do not have one, so I was glad. You can take 4 items in at a time. For the area, this seems like one of the nicer clothing stores. Reasonably priced with cute clothing.

Love this location! It's right across the street from my apartment so I pop in often. The staff are…read moreso friendly and helpful. Anything they don't have they order for me and I get it faster than when I order online myself. Check out line is a little confusing and I wish there were more mark downs, but overall this is my favorite location in NYC.

Not the best Lululemon experience I had. Store is kind of small from the other Lululemon stores in…read morethe city. You cannot find any type of belt bags so I normally have to go to the Upper East side store to find them. The racks are always a mess - you definitely need to have a hour's time to shop here. Also they recently stop giving the mall discount to mall employees randomly so there isn't any incentive if there are so many competitive companies - Mack Weldon, Athleta, Rhone, Faherty, Goodlife, etc.

Call it a Second-Hand boutique, or maybe a Consignment Shop, but definitely not a thrift store…read more This is the only "thrift store" that I've been able to stand in without feeling nauseous. I usually find them to be cluttered and dirty. This was quite the opposite. The Thrifty Hig was set up like a high end boutique. Between the window displays, the mannequins and the overall setup, I did not realize this was a second hand store until talking with the sales associate. This place had a lot of name brand and vintage women's clothing and accessories. And when I say name brand, I'm talking higher end expensive brands. So if you are searching for those $10-20 dresses or business suits this is not necessarily the place for you, but you might find a $500 dress for $100. You can find some bargains, but like I said this is not what you normally think of as a "thrift" store. I wish there was a larger men's section. My friend found several items, but I found nothing for myself personally. Another great thing about this place is that they donate proceeds to charity, specifically Hearts of Gold which helps homeless mothers and their children. I know people shop "thrift" stores for extreme bargains, but Before complaining that this place is pricey, think about where your money is going and the people it's helping! Besides, it's still cheaper than most retail stores.

Ok vintage store. It's super big. The back of the store is vintage and donates profits to a…read morecharity. The front of the store is an expensive boutique which is interesting. Personally found the store to not have anything interesting.

This place has been open for years, ever since I've worked in downtown Manhattan, Dijon has existed…read more(that's about 7 years now - wowsers)! And I never quite had the gall to review this place for fear of others knowing I sometimes drop in and buy what's on trend, if I like what I see. Now, after the major re-up, post-Sandy disaster, Dijon has moved one store down, and literally downsized to about half the space it used to have. The trade-off with this however, is a better organized, more streamlined store, and the shopping experience is boosted as a result. The window display is actually very inviting now, and looks like they hired a visual merchandising decorator or something. Before, you'd feel like you were shopping at the 99 cent store of clothing stores, but now, it actually feels like a boutique. Sort of. I did come in last night and buy three tops, and altogether it was less than $35. I mean, where does that happen anymore? Maybe Forever21, but then this is how you feel shopping in that store (http://www.buzzfeed.com/jessicamisener/what-its-like-shopping-at-forever-21). Don't get me wrong, I love me my Forever21, but Dijon is a little more forgiving in terms of the sizes they have, being more womanly for those of us whose hips don't lie (thank you for that song, Shakira). They have name brands here, and as other reviewers have mentioned, the tags are usually ripped off or crossed out with what appears to be black ink from a Sharpie. That's cool Dijon, I ain't mad at ya. If you can get me LOFT, Banana Republic, GAP, etc for 1/5th the price, go ahead and tear up all the tags inside the clothes, I'm fine with that. Even if some items are out of season, or fit a little oddly, as they sometimes do, the store makes up for it, by trying its best to stay on trend and keep things fresh. Whenever I feel like getting new duds for a trip or vacation, I'm not against shopping here to get something that might not last forever, but is the flavor of the season and will look cute on me for all intents and purposes. They have a shoe section, which is akin to shopping at Target with how everything is laid out and displayed, but here again, they do carry name brands at attractive prices, so it's kind of pretty sweet, though the actual selection can sometimes be hit or miss. A lot of FiDi women shop here, and really no one is against saving some money, and that's why Dijon has lasted all these years. I've seen it.

This is a double review for Dijon Boutique on Maiden Lane and De Janeiro on Nassau St., since they…read moreare pretty obviously the same place. In short: Cheap clothes, shoes, and accessories. It's a good place to get basics that you don't expect to wear for more than a few months (e.g. strange brands, all made in China). In that respect, Dijon/DJ aren't so interesting - there are similar shops all over the Financial District, not to mention all over this city. HOWEVER, if you have the time to hunt? De Janeiro/Dijon is a closeout clothing haven!! Banana Republic, Nine West, Gap, etc... Regular clothes in well-known brands are marked down 50-90%. Stuff may be from the previous season, or they may be from YEARS ago - as in the case of a Banana Republic blazer I snagged for $25, original price $240. From the 2010 season, but who the hell cares? If you're like me, you'll jump for glee when you see the label inside the collar markered over or cut out. Yay steep discounts! Head back frequently to check what's new in stock. Be prepared to swim through oceans of badly made clothes that are a waste of fabric.

This store is huge. They have great selections of clothes and appear to be good quality. Some items…read moremay be on the pricey side however we did find a shirt each and I'm actually wearing one today. Really soft and comfy. The self checkout was very cool. There was no scanning of items, we literally walked over to the kiosk and it automatically knew what we bought just standing there. The items appeared on the screen and we dropped them in the bin and paid and was done. Very cool.

Friday, 17 July 2026 Midtown Manhattan…read more NYC Hazy Sunny 80°F Today, I stopped by the recently opened UNIQLO Bryant Park to see the new NY Pop Art UT collection for sale. The UNIQLO NY Pop Art UT Collection features wearable masterpieces celebrating the historic pioneers of the 1980s New York art scene, specifically Andy Warhol, Keith Haring, and Jean-Michel Basquiat. There are also lovely t-shirts with designs by MoMA modern artists Miró and Gustav Klimt. The apparel line has playful layouts, modern silhouettes, and unique details like badges, patches, and all-over patterns mostly applied to t-shirts and canvas bags in many colours. There are also motifs representing the NYC MTA metro map and New York Public Library for the tourists. Enjoy!

I love the gel pens. Very smooth for writing…read more Don't forget to visit the market at the lower level. Reasonable price. Most of them are very unique such as matcha spread and sweet potato spread. There's a stamp station next to the stationary section where you can put several stamps on the books that you purchase

Pretty clean and organized. Wish they had more space…read morebetween the aisles. Would have to go back around to see the other end of the aisle I was in because people were in the middle. They had a lot of cute clothes. Thought they would have more household items but... nope. Pricing on snacks and other items were not worth getting. Workers aren't too friendly or helpful. Expectations were high going in. Came out disappointed.

Love this store for years! Its a miniature version of Marshall's, no frills but great finds. They…read morehave brands such as Steve Madden, Nanette Lepore and some you might not know at really discounted prices. The sale girls are always helpful and will call the other locations if you need a different size. I end up purchasing something everytime I stop by one of their locations It's w.orth checking out if you need a few new pieces and prefer not to spend an arm and a leg on them.

Entered the store and saw two warm bodies fluffing and adjusting themselves. They gave me no…read moregreeting. They had some "dresses" for sale and I picked one up and jokingly said is this a dress ( it was the size of a baby's bib) she was quick to declare YES IT IS in a sarcastic tone ( ok maybe my "joke" deserves that) I then asked if the store was for youth because at first glance the sizes looked so small. She again "NO" and stopped short of any other information about the store. OK then, wanna help me much? I moved a few racks over and saw a few things that could possibly fit my size 12 frame. I stopped myself from making a Purchase because the workers kept socializing with themselves instead of, I don't know..... point me to areas that has my size or try to help me find something. Ask me what I am looking for or just at minimum look like they were serious about helping customers and not just visiting with each other at work I left, they didn't even glance my way. Lol guess they showed me!

wasn't very busy when i went the staff there are not the…read morenicest also you have to check literally everything at the door except a small bag

This place is pretty hidden. They make you check literally everything before going in the room with…read morethe clothes. Don't go right before closing -- they are very strict about not trying anything on close to closing time and making sure everyone looks like they'll be done. I went to the Ramy Brook sale and was impressed with the selection and prices. It's definitely hit or miss so good to follow the Instagram and keep tabs on which brands are going and the price lists