My first encounter with H&M was at a NYC location over 10 years ago, most likely the one at 591…read moreBroadway, if I remember correctly. And I'm pretty sure this was a 2-story operation. The selection was really good, as I recall. Fast forward years later, and I thought nothing about the Pearland location reminded me of the NYC experience. Not sure what happened to the quality of the selection over the years, but it's fair to say it seriously went downhill. The colors of clothing on offer were both boring and predictable. Much of the clothing had zero personality as if they were shooting for the lowest common denominator...kind of like what you would have seen at The Limited, but even The Limited was a bit more stylish. I did find a cool dress here; hence, 2 stars instead of 1, but I would most likely not return here. I didn't like how the store was organized, and thought the sizing was off. And as an accessories person, I wasn't inspired by what I saw here. One positive: the cashier was very friendly and professional. 2/5: Take a chance and decide for yourself, but I cannot recommend this place.

They follow you to the watch you but don't offer assistance. Long line with one person at the…read moreregister. The cashier called for backup multiple times and the other employees pretended to be busy with clothes racks moving clothes back and forth. Worst customer service I've ever seen in this store. The selection is nice The employee VIP would not let me leave without a receipt because their machine wasn't printing.

When I want face wash the most convenient option is the local big box grocery story (especially…read moretravel size). When I need a new sweater, it's convenient to jump online, to spend a grand total of way too much + shipping to have it delivered to my door in two days or less. It can be difficult to remain intentional about supporting local and minority owned businesses, but thankfully BlckMarket puts them all under one roof. From dishwashing detergent to kids books to a signature fit, I'm incredibly thankful to find a storefront where I can pick up a few gifts, clothing and household items. As a part of this shopping complex they're certainly worth a drop in or a day trip out!

Great customer service! I saw the store on TicToc and visited the store the next day. The customer…read moreservice was great and she was so helpful. I did purchase the last shirt that she was able to take off the window mannequin. Love my but purchase and will be returning to buy more. Great black owned items and clothing. Love my shirt the fit is perfect and soft cotton.

Update: was contacted by the store manager about my previous review. She apologized multiple times…read moreand asked to hear me explain the story. After I did, she apologized again, thanked me for my time, and assured me that the employee would be spoken to about the incident and retrained. Horrible store. Store itself is fine, employees are rude. I was wearing Lauren Conrad shoes from another Kohl's and went to look for a pair in another color. Didn't find was I was looking for, so I left. As I was leaving, an employee stopped me and accused me of stealing the shoes I was wearing. I explained that I had bought them at a different store and was looking for another color. She said "oh, yeah, sure." Clearly not believing me, and walked off. Cashier held her hands up like she didn't want to get in the middle. No apology. If you think I stole, call security. I wish I had thought to show her the bottoms of my shoes, which are dirty from wear. I will never shop in this Kohls again. I am a long time customer, and my mother, who bought me the shoes, has been a Kohl's card member for 20 years. Teach your employees how to act and how to handle possible shoplifters. At the least, I expected an apology.

I've always hated Kohl's even though my mom (may she rest in peace) loved this place. I never saw…read morethe allure... literally don't know how they stay in business. Kohl's prices are high and despite having "sales", their prices are still too high. Glanced at bathing suits... Women's Nike swim suit bottoms: Reg $54, "on sale" for $38. Nearly $40 for JUST bottoms... no thank you. I got my daughter a full Nike swim suit at Ross for like $20. Kid's sweatpants: reg $22, on "sale" for $17. No thanks. The selection is vast, the store is huge but the quality seems low.. like the items will only last a few washings or something. My particular issue with this store happened today when I came in for a JanSport backpack. I saw it online on sale for $53.60 from $67. There was 1 left in stock. Since I was out and about, I stopped in and found it. Because they TOOK AWAY ALL THE CUSTOMER PRICE SCANNERS, I asked a worker to verify the sale price with her price scanner. It came up $67. I pulled up the online page to show her it was on sale and she says "Oh, that price is ONLY if you order online for pick up." So I go to the online pick up desk and ask the lady if they would price match it and allow me to buy it right then, NOPE. Store policy: they WON'T price match in-store their own online price. Then I asked if I purchased it for online pickup right then and it's already AT the pick-up desk, if I could then pick it up... (hey, less work for a worker since I already FOUND the product.) NOPE. It would have to go through some mystical process that could take awhile. Frustrated, I quickly looked at Target (same plaza) online and saw they had the same backpack available for $53 and I could get it right then and there so I told her I would go there instead. IS IT JUST ME OR IS LOWER ONLINE PRICING SEEM BACKWARDS?!? Like, buying stuff online results in workers having to go find items for you. Then, you're only buying those items VERSUS going into a store for the item and then seeing other items you want and buying MORE and spending MORE as a result. So sad I "gave up" $10 in Kohl's cash by buying my item at Target... wouldn't want to spend even more money in this place anyways. So this situation solidified my hatred of Kohl's even more. I honestly don't see myself stepping foot in one ever again. I'll spend our hard earned money anyplace else.

Macys has been my favourite stop since many years. It has so…read moremany brands under one roof, so much option and variety that you can go all out or do a budget shopping all the while being assured of quality. Men's, Women's, Children, Home, Shoes, Jewellery, fragrances, travel bags, Cosmetics , are just some of the departments Few locations, like this one, also has Macy's Backstage. The Backstage especially sell off-price clothing and other items. There is a good chance to find Macy's exclusive products here. My personal fav is Calvin Klein, but there is 34th Street, Michael Kors, Channel, Doir, and just so many great brands. All my toys came from Macy's for this Christmas. I try to buy Macy's Exclusive as much as possible so it can be slightly unique. The dressing rooms are clean, conveniently located, big enough to try comfortably. These have big couches and sofa chairs outside, for those waiting. Recently, they have added a vending machine, a few tables and chairs at a small pantry-like area and these have charging ports too. This really adds points to Macy's for those cranky spouses who are dragged to accompany but cannot afford to miss all the time away from work, but still want to be supportive. Earlier, there was much more staff, I have noticed they have reduced over the years. That has not changed my opinion of my favourite store, its just something I have noticed. They probably need more counters which can cater to returns and online pick-up, especially during the holiday season. Anyday Macy's !

If I could put 0 stars I would. Management doesn't care for its staff. Jeannette is the worst…read more"manager" there is! NEVER work here they don't take doctors notes even if it a life or death. They are more worried about opening credit cards then anything. BEWARE DO NOT SHOP HERE.

I heard that this place pays for items you want to sell with cash. Probably, if you were doing a…read moreconsignment, you'd get more for your items, but if quick cash is your thing, I'd try it out just to understand the process. I finally made the time to drop off a few of my X's gifts that I wanted out of my house. A name brand purse was involved. Besides some name brand perfume and a dress from Shein, the experiment was small. I was expecting at least $50 for the haul, but haha - $18 was my takeaway. I at least have to applaud them processing the haul prior to the estimated time. I was in the parking lot managing my next stop when I received a text that my offer was ready. I was told the offer is computerized and not left up to the store members. I really didn't care - it was a gift that I didn't want in my house anymore, so the $18 was more than I was getting with it collecting dust. You may say just donate it, but clothing accessory donations have not yielded me any tax breaks over the years, so I gladly took my 18 bucks and will buy groceries for the church food bank. Additionally, the Shein dress (that by the way had never been worn and had the tags on it) as well as barely used perfume was not accepted items. They offered to donate the dress to Goodwill, and I gave the perfume to the young lady who was working the hauls. Again, I didn't want the items in my house anymore, so my goal was accomplished. Now, if it had been my own stuff I paid money for, I probably would have taken those items back and found someone to buy them or put them under consignment. However, since it was no cost to me, the experiment was just okay for me. I know they'll make way more than $18 off that name brand purse, but that's the trade-off for same day cash back for selling items. Overall, I'm sure this is a great resource for people who need cash right away, but I'm never in that kind of bind to just give my stuff away, which you are almost doing at Plato's. As far as the selection of clothes to buy, I didn't check. It was way too crowded for my taste with bunches of racks. Since I'm not a shopper most days, I wasn't moved to look either. Maybe one day soon, I'll choose to do so and give an overall review of this place, but for now, you have insight on being a seller at Plato's in case you're interested.

So today I went to sell clothes. Upon my dismay, I had a larger item than just a trash bag. When…read morechecking in, I was informed that if I would have to lift the luggage above the waist to place it on the counter. When asked if I could roll it around, I was told "no because we would have to pick it up". Then I asked for assistance to help lift it until the counter and was told "if you can pick it up yourself, then we can't go through it". However, it took two of them to go through the luggage but no help?! It just makes me feel sorry for those who are actually handicapped or needed extra assistance due to the lack of physical capability. Plus the counter is entirely too high for most. I worked at Plato's closet before and never remember ever telling a customer that or at least not lend a helping hand. Just want the consideration for everyone's well being on BOTH sides.

This is a pretty standard Old Navy! The staff is pleasant and service is prompt. However I feel…read morelike there should be more of a variety, compared with other Old Navy stores I have frequented, over the years. The clothes are priced reasonably.

In comparison to other locations I feel like the selection is lacking at this particular one . Also…read morecustomer service is not great, finding an employee to help seems impossible . Location is great though! It's in a nice strip mall , surrounded by other stores such as : justice , Carter's, & bed bath and beyond .

Manager was friendly and made small talk. I went when it wasn't very busy on a Sunday. Made out…read morewith some pretty solid deals from the sale and clearance section ($12 button up SS shirts, $25 jeans, $18 collared jacket).

It's time to Express my love of Express…read more Barbie loves it, she says they have cute accessories and good stuff that isn't too expensive, especially at this location. This is the Express which is a little bit cheaper than the other Express stores that you might find around the country in malls, because it's a factory outlet, but it's not that much cheaper unless there's a big sale on so I recommend coming here when there is indeed a big sale on. I like it but it's not exactly what I have in mind along the lines of my style so it's a little hit or miss in that regard. But the Miss that I Hit (Barbie) likes it here a lot, it's one of her faves, so she insisted on a 4 rather than a 3. Not to mention it's close to Kung Fu Tea and about 5 stores that she really loves at this beautiful outdoor mall, such as Victoria's Secret and Claire's and Rue 21 and many others. Now it's time to press X, I call it my X Press. XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX