This Maurice's was located in the Battlefield mall. I went into this mall just to go inside of this…read morestore. I don't like that they put their Plus size clothes in the back of the store. It's like that at all of the Maurice's that I've been in. To me, it's a form of fat shaming. I'm a plus size chick and I love my curvy body. There is no shame in my game. I like their selection of clothing but I wish they carried more styles in Pus size. The employees were super nice and kept checking to see if I was ok or needed any other sizes. I found several cute things to kick off fall. Most of the store was BOGO 50% off. I even found a few things on the Clearance that was 75% off. I really like their tank tops to layer under shirts with thin straps. It adds a pop of color and covers my bra straps. They have cute shoes, jewelry, and accessories. It all is up to date and stylish. I try to visit a Maurice's any time I'm near one to see what's new and what's on sale. If you are a plus size chick make sure you check them out.

This is my go to place. I always score big with great items, good deals, and usually exceptional…read morecustomer service. However, this past Saturday was quite disappointing. I found a couple of items I liked, but I left purchasing nothing b/c no one said a single word to me until a made my way to the fitting rooms. I have worked retail on and off my whole life. We don't want to overwhelm the customer, but saying hello is important. Not standing around, talking to each other, giggling and playing on our phones is not how business is done. I counted 6 employees on the floor. Two behind the register, one in the fitting rooms, and three "waiting" on customers, one of which barely looked up from folding shirts. The other two were having a grand time doing their own thing. I made eye contact with the three on the floor multiple times but no one asked if they could assist me or even said hello. I had my arms FULLLLLLLL of clothes, including a bag from another store. The girl in the fitting rooms never asked if I needed anything. Needless to say, I left with nothing but frustration and disappointment. I went next door to Torrid and down the hall to the Buckle. Both stores are receiving rave reviews.

Came in here to shop for clothes on my vacation only to be profiled because I have tattoos. I…read morenoticed the goofy little manager following me around while I'm minding my own business shopping. Then I heard him say to a girl worker in the store while pointing at me "Watch her. I don't trust girls with tattoos." He followed me through the whole store, all the way up until I was checking out. He then stood there by the door as if he was expecting me to take off running with stolen merchandise out the door. Don't shop here if you have tattoos You'll be treated like a criminal

Messy store I wanted to find something and asked for help several times to 3 different employees…read more Then as I got tired of getting no help I noticed one employee going beyond to help a person of color I feel because I'm white I wasn't given any assistance what so ever! Will never shop here again.

They charged me $100 for a tank and a pair of jeans that were $50 They charged me $50 more in the…read morebank

When it comes to retail chain stores, I feel like I intend to expect slow/no service, incorrect…read moresizes and messy shelves, and long lines at the fitting room, begging with eye contact for someone to unlock a door. What American Eagle Springfield does well is slash this assumed idea. They're prompt, organized, knowledgeable, and helpful. I worked at American Eagle for roughly three years, from 2013-2016. Through this time, I've seen changes in staff and morale, but the one thing that always came first was helping the customer, which they still prioritize. This was my first job and one I'm very thankful for. Problems were handled with respect and understanding, and management really pushed me to be the best I could be. I transformed from a timid high school student to a motivated young woman. After visiting other AEs and shopping at the one that is closest to me in Oklahoma City, I wish all American Eagles were as customer oriented as Springfield's. As a customer, only remembered by a few staff members now, I was approached by someone who developed a conversation about what I was there for. It's pretty rare to find a smiling face with the genuine want to help. We were able to style an outfit together, and I even asked her opinion on a shirt I picked out. It was nice that she didn't automatically tell me it looked good, but asked me why I thought it didn't look good. After discussing how the shirt felt, she suggested a different type, which I ended up buying. It was really nice, and an experience I've seen myself conducting a million times before. It's good consistency, and caring. Their clothing changes once/twice a month so you can always find something new. They offer good discounts, including one for military personnel. Their clearance ranks are steals because every item was once full price. Overall, I haven't had a bad experience here as a customer. They definitely put other American Eagles to shame.

I wouldn't go to this shop a third time for any reason. Stopped by the other nigh because it said…read morethey were open until seven. They were closed. Stopped by tonight a half hour before they were supposed to close, and they're closed again. I guess that their store hours are dictated by how they feel on any given evening, but it is an hour and a half round trip for me. Thanks. I'd rather drive to Springfield and get someone who is open when they are supposed to be.

Unfortunately, I didn't experience the same as the previous review. While in Branson I spotted an…read moreitem that I was interested in. The owner was not in the store at the time,but there were 2 individuals who I guess were watching the shop while she was out. I had a chance to do a complete walk through as well as price the item I was interested in. As we were on our way out the door, the owner returned, asked if I needed anything. I responded that I was interested in a particular item, but unfortunately it was out of my price range. I celebrating a Birthday, a retired teacher, but on a vacation budget. Granted she had some nice pieces that could be bought in most stores and online the item I was interested in was an item I could have bought, but chose not to and have wisdom to stay in my budget. After being told it was out of my price range, the comment as I was on my way out the door was, " well, don't they sell them in Texas? Response- Oh yes Owner's response- well there you go, problem solved. God bless (not sure what god) and walks away. Really lady... Customer service on the minus side. Appropriate responses could have been: sorry I couldn't help, enjoy the rest of your stay in Branson, have a safe trip home, etc. I didn't have a problem, I had wisdom and a budget. Maybe I'm not the only one that had a "what just happened ?" It might explain the empty parking lot on a Saturday afternoon.

Clothes are of course nice and good quality. But the staff here...I have been in to this store on…read moremultiple occasions and have never been warmly spoken to in this store. They are not very friendly and unfortunately are not very helpful. This may just be a thing with me personally but I have come in with my baby (in a stroller) a couple times. And not once has anyone asked if they could assist me with the extremely heavy door to get in and out of the store. Or asked if they could get me a dressing room started with my hands full. Small customer service things like that go along way.

Walked into Aeropostale, not greeted like usual. They had a scratch card deal going on and young…read morelady on the front walks past me and hands the cards to a family right next to me and avoids me. Lol. I'm confused as to why she didn't greet or hand me the deal they were promoting. Pretty sure she didn't want to talk to me because I was Asian. Never felt so disrespected before. Missouri should catch up with the trend that America is a MELTING POT of ethnicities. It's not the 1900's

From the owner: Established 1987, Aéropostale is a specialty retailer of casual apparel and accessories, offering…read morehigh-quality denim and fashion essentials at compelling values for young men and women. Through great clothes and thoughtful partnerships, Aéropostale embraces positivity, inclusivity and acceptance. Aéropostale aims to inspire confidence for all. Aéropostale is Operated by Catalyst Brands LLC.