I do my Loft shopping online (to avoid shipping costs occasionally) and use the brick and mortar…read morestores as pickup or return locations. Towson is out of the way for me, but I had a package pickup at Abercrombie & Fitch at the Towson mall, so chose to pickup my Loft purchase in the same area. The store was clean, and a competent staff member quickly retrieved my item and handed it off to me. Gotta love a smooth process.

This is my go-to store for career and casual wear. They're usually always having some sort of sale…read moreon the clothes which is nice. The staff have always been helpful when I have been in. I have also done returns at this store without a hassle. Highly recommend you stop in!

I visited this Madewell as they were holding an item for me not available at my local Madewell in…read moreHarbor East. Madewell Towson seemed identical to Madewell Harbor East, giving neat vintage contemporary vibes. A salesperson approached me and I stated my biz. She provided the item and I used the fitting room to make sure it fit before making the purchase. Checkout was easy and I'm very pleased with my purchase!

The selection was very in Spring and I liked that. The staff was helpful in me picking out a gift…read morefor a family member, they had so many suggestions and insights. High quality, but even higher prices. Not sure if the value matches up.

YES, it's another B.O.B. aka: Black Owned Business!…read more Service: Enjoy a personalized experience! I told the staff my style preferences and while I was looking around they brought me options to try on. Selection: There's a lot of patterns and color here! If you are looking for a one of a kind designs for your closet this is the place for you. I went with the denim corset. Value: The original designs are going to cost you, but it's worth it!

Can't help but feel stylish shopping in this store. Loved all the colorful selections.read more

The majority of my shoes are purchased at this DSW Canton location. There's always a good selection…read moreand I can usually find one in my size. Depending on the brand and type of shoe, it can be pricey. I always like scoping out the sale rack just to see what's available as that does change frequently. Staff are helpful when needed and the place is kept clean.

I've been into this DSW about a handful of times. On my very first visit here, after moving to the…read morearea, the employee could not produce a receipt. After trying to work through it (I don't recall why she simply couldn't replace the paper) she tried to convince me to just go without a receipt. I also recall a couple leaving because the wait was so long. In the end, I just left without a receipt. The shoes were just some Crocs so I was okay with it but..... c'mon. On this visit, I first noticed the amount of fingerprints and smudges on the front door. It just gave 'dirty' vibes. I barely wanted to touch the door to go in. Then, I walked in, and the employee (who, for some reason, I assumed was the manager) was on speakerphone having a conversation with who knows who. He continued that conversation while walking throughout the store with shoeboxes (working I suppose). He continued that speakerphone conversation the whole time I was there. He did finally ask me if I needed anything. Granted, there were only a handful of us in the store, but still..... Is that what we're doing these days? I do most of my shopping on-line and, I guess things have changed. The store was in good shape though. It was pretty clean and the shoes were organized. It was a weekday and I did finally hear one other employee speak up. They have a nice assortment of shoes and I did find some boots I've been looking for for awhile.

I prefer boutiques, but the clothes here are classics, the staff is patient and attentive, and I…read morealways find the wardrobe staples in the sizes I wear. I liked the "older, fuller cut, preppier styles" they used to have better, but they still have better business basics than other mall & dept. stores.

If you aren't a 60+ yr old white woman: AVOID. I understand being a 37 yr old hip/young looking…read moreBlack woman, I don't fit Talbots "target demographic". But I spend my $ where and how I see fit. The two women at this location will be openly rude & hostile towards you. Not surprising, as corporate has done nothing to stop this behavior. Talbots has several instances in several states of racially profiling customers. Say bye bye to my money. Your sweaters are overpriced anyway.

They have a nice selection of styles that are classy although the sales are not as deep as other…read morecomparable stores such as the Loft Outlet. Today I asked a sales associate for her opinion on black leggings I was considering. She agreed that it was a bit loose around the knees but said I should base it on how it feels and my preference. I decided to get them as no pairs of leggings I purchase have ever fit perfectly. It was a bit pricy, regularly $80 and I got it for $40. I also got a 10% coupon via email so I got an addl $4 off.

In my quest to look for a suit, I came here. I dig Ann Taylor; as they generally have nice pieces…read morethat are affordable. Sooo...when I found out that there was a factory store, y'all know I had to hit it up. What I truly dig is that they have a petite section, and you can mix and match! Yes, gawd! I'm petite on the top but far from it on the bottom. This makes my life easier, and thus makes me happy. They always have fabulous sales on suits, and an even more fabulous clearance section. The staff are always willing to assist. IMHO, it can't get any better than this.

Arya to the rescue!! - Yesterday, I ordered a Kurt Geiger…read morebag online for in store pickup. Towards the end of the night, I picked up my order from the pick-up counter. I quickly realized that my handbag did not have a box. The lady at the online pick-up counter offered me a general, white gift box. While I appreciate her trying to help, everyone knows that a Kurt Geiger purse MUSTTTTTT come in the original box. That's a major part of the brand. Instead, I received the handbag in a plastic bag that reminded me of a produce bag. Eek! The lady at the pickup counter walked me upstairs to the handbag department where Arya saved the day! She apologized for the way my handbag was inappropriately handled by the other department. Not only did she find the beautiful box that it belonged in, she also wrapped it with a lovely bow. By this time, the store was close and she did not rush me at all or throw together a quick bow for the sake of time. She handled my gift with pride and care to ensure I walked away satisfied. I really appreciate her doing that and giving me the box that I actually paid for when I purchased the gift. No one wants KG in a grocery/produce looking bag. Arya understands quality and care. I hope she can be recognized for her customer service and kindness last night. Sidenote: All pick-up orders should include the original box or packaging that it comes with. This is not the flea market or FB marketplace. A store like Nordstrom should understand what it means to present the total package. Nevertheless, I'm giving the store a 5/5 because the 1st associate was kind enough to walk me upstairs so that Arya could save the day.

Back to back Awful experiences when purchasing my last two suits from the Towson Nordstrom location…read moredue to dishonest sales associates and subpar tailoring. On my most recent visit, Bruce Bereson assisted me. Bruce was nice enough in person, but lied to my face in an attempt to prevent any returns (probably to protect his commission). First, Bruce was wrong about the sizing across different jackets within the same brand. Oh well, that's forgivable. The issue was that when I needed to exchange the tux, I was told by a different sales associate that he didn't ring me up under my Nordstrom account, what's more, the sale was not tied to phone number or email, despite the fact that Bruce pulled my account up in store. As a result, I was told I would have to come back and talk to Bruce if I wanted to return or exchange my tux. In other words, despite having my account information, Bruce intentionally hid my sale and did not provide me a receipt so as to limit my availability to return the item. This also deprived me of my Nordstrom points, which for a purchase of this size would have resulted in a $10 voucher. These type of underhanded sales tactics are completely inappropriate. If you do choose to shop at Nordstrom Towson, I would avoid Bruce Bereson at all costs. As others have mentioned, the tailoring was also subpar. When I went to pick up my last suit from the Nordstrom tailor, I was given a jacket without the arms sewn in. After a lengthy wait, I was finally provided a complete jacket. Given the lack of integrity from the sales associates at this location, the Nordstrom Towson tailors will not be getting a second chance with my next suit/tux.

This store is located in a mini mall shopping area next door to Ulta, target and some restaurants…read more Anyways, this is actually the first five below that doesn't say "welcome in". It's noticeable if you're an out of towner like me. Also, this location (not sure if it's a Baltimore thing) doesn't provide bags for free. If you require a bag, you have to pay for a paper one. This location also doesn't have self checkout and there's only 1 person behind the register who moves slowly, so the wait time can be rather long. Lastly, there's an on going message on the radio/loudspeaker that cautions against shoplifting rather than playing music. Lol it's just a different store.

Worst expirience ever! we tried to shop after school but we were denied shopping until 4, the guard…read moresaid it was because we were supposed to still be in school but we get out at 2:35. we were also questioned if we were 18 or not and we all are, never going back there again!