Loft is a go-to shop for work clothes (or casual clothes if you are fancy). They have tons of cute…read moreoffice-appropriate tops, pants, dresses, and accessories. The only issue is that everyone shops here so there's a strong chance you'll see someone wearing the same thing. Loft loves sales. I don't come here on the regular, but when I pop in, there always seems to be some deal going on. Like today, it was 50% off nearly everything. I scored some slacks at a steal. Hooray! The salesladies are pretty friendly. I've never needed anything too involved from them, but they seem nice enough. The dressing rooms and floor are kept tidy too. If you don't already have it/don't want it, staffers always try to pimp out their Loft card when you're paying. Just be warned.

This store had a lot of small sizes to choose from. I was in petite size 00 shopping heaven. I…read moreended up buying alot of things for a really great price. I found a pair of shoes for $6. Not bad I might say. I ended up dropping about $200 at this place. The two staff members who were working the store helped me find my sizes. I was able to pick a lot of pants out from the items that they gave to me. Although I didn't buy all of them, I did pick up a few things. I'll come back again if I am in the area.

The store isn't huge but serves its purpose and has a lot of options…read more The staff were genuinely kind and helpful. There is a sale section but I didn't find much for myself. Then again I was not there to shop for myself really. Men's section had a great selection of sizes and options. Great location.

The only reason I'm leaving two stars is because two-stars reviews seem to be harder to get…read moredeleted. If I could give zero stars, I would. I waited almost three weeks to leave this review because I wanted to make sure I wasn't reacting emotionally. Unfortunately, after having time to think about the experience, I'm still extremely disappointed. The elderly woman working there was very microaggressive toward me throughout the entire interaction. I had called the store ahead of time to ask if I could exchange a pair of scrubs. She was the person who answered the phone and told me that I could. I explained that the tags were in the bag but were no longer attached to the clothes. When I came into the store, I had the receipt THEY provided me, and she had actually checked me out when I originally purchased the scrubs. I explained that I had tried on two different sizes and asked the employee who was helping me to return one size and keep the other. Unfortunately, I didn't double check that the correct size was placed in my bag, and I openly acknowledged that it was my responsibility to confirm the size before leaving. Instead of simply helping me resolve the issue, she said, "So it's the other person's fault?" I explained that I never said it was anyone's fault. I was simply explaining what happened. Then came the bigger issue. Then she claimed they couldn't find my order, despite the fact that I had the receipt. I asked what exactly she meant by that, and she responded that they had been having "a lot of suspicious activity" going on. That comment was completely unnecessary and extremely uncomfortable. I had purchased the scrubs, had the receipt, and was attempting to exchange an item. I even asked her directly what she was trying to imply because of the way she was speaking to me. Then, while she was actually processing the exchange, she suddenly said, "Oh, I see. I checked you out." I said, "Yes, I told you that." At that point, I honestly wondered if she thought I was lying about that too. I had already explained what register she was working at and described the people who were working that day. I wasn't giving that information because I thought the register number was necessary for her to find the transaction. I was simply explaining exactly what happened and how I paid for my items. Her response was, "It doesn't matter what register we were on. I can still pull it up." Again, that completely missed the point of what I was saying. I was trying to provide information to help explain the transaction, not argue about whether she could locate it by register number. She also mentioned that she had been in the business for more than 30 years. She said the number, but I forgot. My thought was, if you've been in business for more than 30 years and you're telling customers that "suspicious activity" has been happening frequently, perhaps the store needs to look into whether there is an issue with its inventory or ordering system instead of making customers feel like suspects. Also, she should know which demographic does the most stealing. Who steals something and then comes back to the same store with a receipt to exchange it..especially when this is their job PREFERRED uniform store. The entire situation simply did not make sense to me. What bothered me most was the way I was treated. It wasn't just one comment. It was the repeated insinuations, the suspicious tone, and the way I felt like I had to prove that I legitimately purchased something I had a receipt for. Had I not already purchased the items and been pressed for time, I would have requested a refund and taken my business elsewhere. I will NEVER step foot in this business again. And as a Black customer, I left that interaction feeling extremely uncomfortable and singled out. I cannot speak for anyone else's experience, but based on mine, I would caution other Black customers and people of color to be mindful of how they may be treated here. Customer service should not make a paying customer feel like they are being accused of stealing when they have a receipt and are simply trying to exchange an item.

Betty's has a wide variety of Danskos and Sanitas. They know their product really well, and their…read moreservice is outstanding. Apparently the sizing of Sanitas is in flux right now; because they couldn't guarantee that the pair they ordered me--I wanted one they had in a different color--would fit like the pair I tried on, they ordered two sizes so I can try both before buying. And they're super friendly. If you want small businesses to be there for you, shop locally. Shop here.

False advertising. Claimed items marked 40% off were not on sale. At least the one pair we…read morepurchased off the rack weren't.

Went in to purchase a The North Face fanny pack and when the item rang up as regular price $11.00…read more(correct item and item number) and already told me the price she canceled the transaction and manually typed in $30 even though it was in the system at the $11 price and stated "Only the price on the tag was valid not what was in the system"

I took a necklace by there to get a knot taken out and the customer service was absolutely…read moreoutstanding. Abby could not have been more nice and professional. She was very gracious! I'll go bk when I'm in the market for some jewelry. 5 plus stars!

As a child some of my earliest memories in church was sitting between my grandparents and holding…read moremy grandmother's hand. She had a beautiful ring that I would look at while holding her hand. Papa had given it to her and if you knew my grandmother you might remember her ring. I called it a snowball dinner ring. When my mom passed away I inherited it. I wanted to wear it but already had another ring created with some of her jewelry. I had taken it to JBD to see what could be done with it. Immediately Tammy said make it into hoop earrings and match the center stone for studs. Mark did his magic and yesterday we picked them up. I'm so proud of his creation because now I can wear them. Thank you Tammy and Mark. Also including husband's ring that was created from his dad's rings.

I'm more familiar with the Auburn Kinnucan's, so when I stepped into this outpost earlier today, I…read morewas surprised at how small it was compared to its big brother. This one seems more focused on casual clothes. I would suggest stopping by the one in Auburn for a bigger selection, but if you're in Tiger Town already, you could pop in here. There's a huge selection of Toms shoes if they're your thing!

I have been in this store many times and although it is not as large as soon of there stores the…read moreclerk's are very helpful and I always feel that I was getting the best service available. I like this store.

Selection was nice. Staff needs to know the difference between faux and real leather. All the…read moremanagers need to be trained on the discount financing (free interest) promotions. Didn't enter all of mine correctly

I love it here! Amazing clothes. Many styles. Something for everyone! Good quality too and always…read moredeals going on. Everyone here is so unbelievably nice as well.

Rue 21 has great deals and I love to shop there, but it's really hard to get the staff to help you…read moreget a dressing room or clothes from the top racks. It's annoying how they have the dressing rooms locked at all times. I'm tired of crawling under the dressing rooms.