From Florida and stumbled on this new shop (their 7th day open) in the downtown walking mall. It's…read morea very cute place on the 2nd floor that has clothing for women sizes 16 and up. The owner is very friendly. It has a range of styles (hip, professional, dressy). Hopefully can make it back some day!

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One of York's brightest gems. I've never bought anything in here that is not of the highest…read morequality. You can tell that they take pride in everything they put out on the sales floor. I've yet to come across anything that looks like second- hand. Equally important is the way they make you feel when you come in to the store. I shop here when I'm in the city, which is not as often these days as it used to be, but every single time, I'm made to feel recognized and so welcome. Truly one of my favorite businesses in York!

Such a unique store! I find something cool every time I stop in! The owner, Alex, is very…read morediscerning with the pieces she consigns. The closing is always close to New. Incredible deals on Amazing designers. There's shoes, jewelry, purses and all sorts of clothing. I've also consigned here. The process is simple, you can schedule an appointment online and bring your items in. She provides a complete list of brands and items she will accept. If your items don't sell, she'll happily donate them for you. If your item sell, you'll get your check regularly. If you're looking for glamorous, name brand items an extremely reasonable prices, stop in and check it out. Best part, you're supporting a locally-owned business!

This store is absolutely wonderful. I found out they put a Torrid in my local mall and I jumped at…read morethe chance to check it out. There aren't many options for plus sized clothing in York besides Lane Bryant, so I'll drive the extra distance just to find clothing that isn't made for 40 year old women. I am 20 years old, after all. Torrid carries sizes 12-28, and their clothing is what I would describe as alternative chic. In case you didn't know, Torrid was created by Hot Topic for plus sized women specifically. First of all, the staff is extremely friendly and knowledgeable about their brand and it's sizing systems. A staff member helped me find the perfect jeans, which is absolutely unheard of for me. They were all warm and considerate, and kept checking on me while I was trying on numerous items of clothing and taking pictures. I was never once treated rudely, and their staff followed the practice of watching the customer but only butting in when the customer asks questions or looks confused. It makes the shopping experience better, because most other stores treat me like I'm stealing if I spend a significant amount of time there, or they follow me around and comment on each item I even look at. Torrid's clothing is trendy yet also made for comfort. I can't imagine trying on something of theirs and feeling like I have to take it off right away. They had everything you can imagine from sweaters, dresses, skirts, jeans, lingerie, shoes, jewelry, fragrances and more. Unfortunately I can not fit into their lingerie due to needing a larger bra size than what they stock, but I tried some of it on anyway and it was very comfortable and made me feel sexy despite being the complete wrong size for me. Their prices were slightly high for certain items, but other items were very reasonably priced. My favorite part of the store were the fitting rooms. When you walk into the fitting room area, you're greeted with a huge space with chandeliers, leopard print carpet, amazing lighting, and huge mirrors. This area is also air conditioned. When you go into an individual fitting room, it's very spacious, very well lit, has a huge mirror, and a fan up in the corner that you can control as you please. I've had the feeling of being hot, cramped, and sweaty in way too many fitting rooms in the past. Torrid's fitting rooms made me feel comfortable and important. They truly thought of every detail to make the fitting room experience a positive one for plus sized women, rather than just throwing together a fitting room area like Lane Bryant (where I've always been drenched in sweat as I try on jeans and sweaters). I love the fact that there's now a good plus size store in this part of Pennsylvania, because it's been long overdue. If you're plus size and want to be treated like a Princess, go to Torrid as soon as possible.

I'm not usually one to shop and pay retail but there's a backstory…read more Found a pair of great fitting jeans at a thrift store. The fit was so perfect (and I have a hard shape to fit, skinny legs, thick waist) that I googled the label in hopes of finding more on ebay. The brand is Westport and the logo says W62 - so if you ever see this brand in your thrift store travels scoop them up! Anyway..... Low and behold they carry these jeans at Dress Barn. I do own a few Dress Barn labels from my thrifting scores but never pants. That fit was so perfect I had to go and get more and it was perfect timing too because I just happened to get Tanger Outlet coupons in the mail - double score! I called the store and described what was on the label of the jeans I had and she quickly found a pair and put them at the counter for a 24 hour hold. $29.99 (on sale) is still a bit more than I like to spend, even with the 25% Tanger but that fit.... All I can say is I walked out with not one, not two, not three, but FOUR pairs of this great jeans, all for a whopping $40!!! And that total includes a scarf! How you ask when they were $29.99 a piece? Well.....they had some sales racks in the back and I can never walk past a sales rack. Turns out they had the same jeans, same size only in petite on clearance (which actually fit even better) combined with my 25% Tanger coupon. The $40 total also included a great infinity scarf I found on clearance in the 70% section. Actually there was quite the collection of clearance items for 30%, 50, and & 70% off. Love me some clearance racks!!! Aside from the clearance racks the regular priced items were very fashionable and they had plus sizes in the same styles as misses. I loved the majority of clothes they had and any of the pieces could easily fit nicely in my wardrobe for casual and business, but not at those prices. Not that they were bad, they were just...well, retail, and um I don't pay retail, hence the 4 instead of 5 star rating. The two sales gals were wonderful as well, one even worked there for 20 years, that's unheard of in retail. The dressing rooms were clean and well lit. Overall the store had a nice flow and pretty displays that made it hard to walk away (must.remember.I.don't.pay.retail). One thing is for sure...I will be back, and often, to check those clearance racks!

I am a plus sized woman, and as such Lane Bryant has always been in the back of my mind whenever I…read moreneeded to find clothing. Interestingly enough, I have never once purchased clothing from Lane Bryant for a multitude of reasons. I have purchased their lingerie in the past, but never in a LB storefront. I don't know if this is universal or if it's just my location, but I feel nervous when I enter a Lane Bryant because I know a staff member will follow me around the store and comment on every single thing I look at to make me buy it. It comes of as fake, and like they're driven by sales rather than customer satisfaction. I know this is probably true, but I've had the best experiences in stores where they let me look around by myself, but will offer assistance if needed. Another issue with their sales practices is that they'll keep focusing on the promotion they have going on at the time, even if I'm not interested in what that promotion is regarding. For example, I kept getting harassed about their jeans even though I don't like their jeans and wanted to find a dress for a wedding. They also pretty much force me to try on bras during bra sales even though my bra size is larger than what they carry and I've told them I'm not interested. The entire thing comes off as pushy, and makes me feel uncomfortable giving them any of my money. Their clothing can also tend to be exorbitantly expensive despite the poor quality of their items. I wouldn't mind paying $60 for a babydoll (lingerie) if the straps wouldn't tear the second I put it on despite being a decent size for me. If I look at their websites right now, their sweaters range from $50 to a staggering $198 for a cheaply made sweater that is neither stylish nor comfortable. When I could fit into their bras and thought they were my only option, it was a frequent occurrence for me to have to go back and replace bras that stretched out prematurely, had broken underwires, pulled out hooks, or other unpleasant things that shouldn't happen with brand new bras. I've since found better brands to shop from, and I've never had a problem with the longevity of my bras. I've had bras in my collection for a year and a half, but I'd only ever get 2-3 months out of a Lane Bryant bra at the same price point (about $60). In my experience of trying on Lane Bryant clothing, I've found that very few options actually fit a "fat" woman well. This defeats the purpose of having a plus size store if the clothes don't look good on the women shopping there. I always leave a Lane Bryant sweaty and embarrassed that I can't make anything look good on me, and I can't search the store for better options because the staff will hound me. Another gripe I have with Lane Bryant is their #ImNoAngel and Real Women Dollars campaigns. At it's core, it sounds like a good thing that promotes body positivity, but when you look deeper it's not. #ImNoAngel is a direct stab at the Victoria's Secret Angels, and Real Women Dollars is implying that thin women can't be attractive or sexy. All women are real women. Ordinarily I'd ignore something like this, but it's a little difficult when #ImNoAngel merchandise and promotional images are all over the store. I also take issue with #ImNoAngel because the women in the images do not represent the average Lane Bryant shopper. They're claiming to celebrate diversity while they only show one cookie cutter body type in their advertisements. It definitely makes me feel like I don't belong there. If you like the idea of a plus size store that will provide a good experience, head on over to Torrid at Park City mall. It's fantastic and does for plus size women what Lane Bryant never has.

Do Not order anything from this company. I returned merchandise over a month ago. They keep saying…read moreit takes 10 days to process a refund, well it's way past that! They claim they don't have supervisors. And you can't talk to anyone in the United States!! Horrible customer service!! No excuse!!

Great selection, not too high prices, employees were extremely nice and helpful. When I walked in I…read morewas greeted and was explained the sale price. I was I was approached again by another employee to help. Never been here before but it will now be my go-to store. Good job fashion to figure, you're doing it right!

I have been purchasing from the G shop for several years now and lady G NEVER disappoints!! Lady G…read moreknows what I like and caters to my specific interest and it's a perfect fit. I love the unique styles that I can choose from, styles you will not see anywhere else. I love the way each garment fits as if it's tailor made for me. I have worn clothes for all occasions from The G Shop, I turn heads as I walk in a room and of course the compliments never seas to amaze me. I have been around the world wearing The G shop Fashions and will continue making a fashion statements... people call me fly!

My 60 yr old mother, stylish, but still a 60 year old woman, asked me to take her to the G shop…read morebased on loving the clothes one of her 60 yr old friend's wore. You can imagine what my expectation was regarding what type of clothes I would encounter. I took her, b/c I'm a good daughter, not b/c I was expecting to enjoy a single moment of my time in the shop. My initial impression couldn't be farther from my actually experience. We drove into an unassuming strip mall and was immediately directed to the shop by signs posted along the parking lot (good idea). As we pull up, we are greeted by a hot pink "red" carpet and window dressing far from grandma/elderly woman's clothing. As we enter, we are immediately greeted by the beautiful diva owner, Giovanna, who verbally directed us to the store layout. My compadre's browsed, but when Giovann noticed I wasn't delving into the clothing racks (i'm not much of a shopper), she came over to me and questioned me on what my 'style' was. Which left me speechless, b/c again, I'm not a shopper and am not the kind of girl who has any idea what "style" I prefer. So, she broke it down for me. "Tell me how you like to 'feel', not how you like to look". Thus began all of our journey into diva-hood. For the next 2 hours, we tried on clothes all while Diva Giovanna showed us tips on how to bring out our best features, how to pose in a way that creates the best pictures, and what looks would work best on our bodies...she even took pictures of us in her clothes to show us how amazing we looked. It wasn't shopping. It was an experience in celebrating womanliness! There is something for everyone in this shop (even a little dog and a piano), casual, fancy, REALLY FANCY... She will make you try on things you didn't even know you would look good in and she will style you. She will make you feel like a princess, and you will leave with clothes, jewelry, accessories that will actually look like your best self. Head to G shop to get your DIVA on!

I have seen this store a few times while browsing the mall, and the clothes in the store front…read morealways looked gorgeous. As a plus-size gal, I was excited to check it out, so I came back to the mall specifically to go on a shopping spree, particularly here! However, I was quickly disappointed. Upon entering the store, all the staff were in a group in the middle, chatting. I was trying to pull clothes and having trouble balancing my purse, other shopping bags, hangers, and my jacket, but nobody noticed or offered to help me pull down things. After about 10 minutes, someone greeted me and put my clothes in the dressing room as I continued to browse, and that was probably my only proactive interaction. When the girl took my clothes she actually said to me, "sorry, we're all just catching up, you know?" which was a bit awkward, because clearly they all noticed they were ignoring me. While in the dressing room for about 20 minutes (I pulled a lot of stuff!), nobody checked on me once- which was a bummer because I had to swap things out for different sizes. I had to get dressed and go back on the floor to hunt the clothes down, and when I asked where one or two items were on the floor because I couldn't remember, none of the staff knew. That in itself wouldn't have bothered me too much if I had loved their clothes. However, while i loved just about everything on the rack, nothing fit me right. I pulled all the same size, and the shirts were huge on me (like, "is this a shirt or sleepwear?" huge), and all of the dresses were tight (like, "i can't breathe" tight). I pulled the shirts a size smaller and they fit a bit better, I pulled the dresses a size bigger and they were like potato sacks. I was just pretty confused, and could have used some help from the salespeople. At some point, I gave up and bought the one thing that fit me- a pair of pants that I actually really love- for only $38. I'm conflicted in rating this store, because I *love* that there are more plus-size options for us, and all of their clothes were gorgeous on the rack, especially their dresses. Perhaps my proportions just don't work well with their clothes, and maybe it was an off-night for the staff. I'd probably come back and give it a try, but be more aggressive to get the staff to help me with the clothing fit. Overall, I'd say it's still worth a try if you're a plus-size gal looking for some new clothes!