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LIGHTING DESIGNS, LLC

1.0 (3 reviews)
Closed • 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

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(3 reviews)

I loved this store! Since it's brand new, everything is clean and organized. They had a wide…read morevariety of super cute stuff, and super inexpensive! Usually I have a hard time finding jeans that fit me since I am so short, but they had a HUGE selection. The staff were all friendly and very helpful. They greeted everyone who came into the store with a cheery welcome, which I thought was nice. To put the cherry on top, there was no line. Always a huge plus in my book!

Highly disappointed and moderately offended! At 50 years…read moreold, toting a child and carrying a backpack into the store (which is utilized as a diaper bag),the kid at the door has the nerve to ask me and my wife to leave the bag at the front desk before being allowed to shop at this establishment?!? Not going to happen!! I'll not go into what job title I have,but will say, it is a government job and I'm guaranteed to be able to pass background security checks this kid could never pass! Lady walks in with a bag you can fit a Volkswagen in and that's okay, but I walk in with a small backpack (just large enough for a couple of diapers wipes and a sandwich bag of snacks, and am treated like a criminal!?! A little advise... Treat your customers as though they're welcome, and not criminals, and if you feel the need, watch them like hawks from a distance or from the surveillance cameras, and keep them coming back because they are comfortable shopping there, rather than treating potentially good people/customers like thieves, making them check their bags at the door and chasing them away. Ross, (an affiliation of DD's) has never made me feel this way... guess DD's is off of my shopping list indefinitely. My suggestion is shop where you're welcome to do so comfortably and let this knock off of their affiliate sink like a brick!

Blush Boutique - unfortunately not with my boyfriend for once

Blush Boutique

(3 reviews)

Emilie is the absolute sweetest and made my daughter and I feel so welcome! The clothing is lovely!…read moreI ended up purchasing several tops that you can tell are great quality. The store itself is so open and light, and the decor makes you feel like you're at home. I highly recommend shopping at this local gem!

Last week on my lunch break I went into Blush Boutique Co on 8th st on Thursday, July 24 to shop…read morearound. I was looking to purchase something for my sister and my mom. This was my first time entering this store. I looked around and wondered through the store and I took some photos of some dresses I thought my sister would like, the lady who I became aware was the owner comes up to me and asks me why I had taken photos? That she always wonders why her costumers take photos. I responded with that I was just sending them to my family. She then returns to go into the back of the store to continue doing whatever she was doing. Which I thought the asking of that question was odd but I just brushed it off. I saw this golden pens that had a diamond on the top and it catches my eye. I grabbed one out of the cup and held in my hand because I was going to buy it but was waiting for the employee to return to the cashier to attend me, but she was in the back and I grew impatient and left the store, but before leaving I made sure to return the pen. (note that there were other people there too). Friday, August 2, I entered the store on my lunch break to essentially buy the same pen, because I thought it would be cute and fun to have. When I enter the store, there was a customer and an employee by the register which is where the pens do I walk around the store to wait for the customer to leave so I can buy a pen. I walked around the store to find the men section and while scouting through the shirts I find one that I liked and then the employee comes up to me and asked if I wanted to try it on, for which I replied with yes. I go into the dresser and tried it on and when I come out the same employee comes up to me and asks if I was in the store last week. I told her yes and then she proceeds to ask if they can check my fanny pack. I had a silent but confused reaction, she went onto explain that there was a pen missing and the owner thought that I had stolen it. My head went all over the place. Why would they accuse.me of stealing a pen without any evidence? I told the employee that I had not taken a pen. This person wasn't really assuring me. I hand her my bag and she asked me to open it for her, she looks inside and returns it. I continue to stay in the store and then I overhear that the same employee stepping out of the store, but I hear her talking on the phone with whom I assume is the owner, before she could walk out I hear, "Hey, the person is here ..." and in my mind I was like no way, are they really racially-profiling/discriminating against me? This was my first time encountering a situation in Greeley where I have grown up in. My first time where someone assumed I stole something base of the color of my skin and the race the I am. I stay enough to have the employee walk back into the store to ask her what is happening? She explains to me that there was pen missing and they assumed that it was me, and she told me that they have yet to check the security feed and that the pen could've been their fault because it could've have fallen somewhere. At this point I was done, I was mad and humiliated to find out that in the first interaction with me they assume that I was there to steal and it just made me uncomfortable to be with the toxic environment, so I told her again that I did not steal any pen. I told her that came back because I wanted to buy a pen and the employee asked if I still wanted to buy the pen, for which I said no and left the store. I will NEVER EVER EVER! go into a Blush Boutique ever again because of this awful, toxic and humiliating experience. I don't recommend going there.

LIGHTING DESIGNS, LLC - lighting - Updated May 2026

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