The customer service at this location leaves a lot to be desired. On my first visit I was not asked if I needed help finding anything and so I helped myself, looking through the merchandise and selecting items to try on. Most of the stock is brightly colored separates suitable for office wear, something akin to Ann Taylor Loft with room for a baby bump. Not my cup of tea really, but I figured I can't go wrong with black, so I selected two items, a black maternity dress and black over the bump leggings. As the sales associate rang me up I mentioned that I was in the market for basic layering pieces like these ones and she offhandedly mentioned that they sell a lot of these, that actually both items are part of Seraphine's signature "Bump Kit". Wait a second, I said, should I be buying the kit instead? It turned out that the two items I was about to purchase came to $114, and the "kit" is four items for $149. So I quickly asked if I could purchase the kit since it was a better deal, and the sales associate found it in my size--I asked her to help me make sure that I was buying the same two items that I had tried on. When I got home I put everything on and discovered that the leggings and the skirt were different shades of black. I went back to the store and talked to another sales associate, explaining that two items in my kit didn't match as intended. She informed me that "This is the kit" and they can't make changes to the kit and acted as if I was being unreasonable. I calmly explained that how I had tried on the dress and leggings and intended to buy them separately, then learned about the kit, etc. etc. and she agreed to "make a big exception for me" and "bend the rules" to let me return the leggings and buy the leggings I had originally tried on. She found a new pair of leggings and I tried to take them out of the bag to verify that they were the ones I was looking for but she stopped me, saying "They're the same ones. I'm making a big exception for you." She seemed to be a difficult person and so I checked that the shade of black was correct, thanked her profusely for her help and suggested that perhaps they might bring some feedback to their company that selling kits of basics that don't match doesn't make a lot of sense. When I got home I pulled all the tags off my purchased items, relieved that this experience was over, only to discover that the sales associate had given me the WRONG PAIR OF LEGGINGS. The ones I ended up with are indeed the right shade of black, but go under the bump, not over the bump. Because I refuse to ever go back to this store I will make them work. But bottom line, I'd do your maternity shopping elsewhere, or shop online. read more