Here looking for shoes thought I might try on a couple pair. They have NO - Not one pair of the…read morepads people use to try on shoes - not in any of the boxes they have on the floor! Is that not some sort of health violation? These things are thing but they do help to provide a barrier. Manager apologized and said, order had not come in, but from the looks of the boxes and the attitudes of the other employees in the store, who simply said , "we don't have", I would bet they haven't had them or bothered to order them in a very long time. Very disappointing as shame on Marshalls. They are a few sweaters I'm interested in, but I have to see if I decide I want to spend money in here right now or not.

Rude and likely racist cashiers…read more My experience today was pretty bad. The black female cashier made loud tapping with her fingers and stared rudely at me while I typed in my phone number during checkout. You could tell she was likely doing it to show how ignorant she could be. Congrats!

I would like to take this opportunity to say I been shopping in retail stores for years. Im…read more writing this review because I have never experienced such professionalism from an employee who's name is Allison I believe. Not only is she knowledgeable , to top things off very friendly and outgoing . This type of employee is definitely manager material . Thank you

Two years ago I purchased two queen sized mattresses and boxsprings. One of the purchased…read moremattresses was defective and Macy's was quick to resolve it to my satisfaction. The amount spent was well worth it to me because of the customer service. Customer service started the moment I talked to the salesperson on the floor until I received and was happy with the order I had placed. I would recommend Macy's furniture department for quality of goods and customer service.

My friend suggested the website to shop for a blazer I needed for work. I got an amazing new with…read moretags Elie Taharii one from the Springfield store. I picked it up and the store was ginormous! I didn't look around because I was trying not to go on a shopping spree. I looked like a total scrub too but the two young ladies working were so sweet and down to earth. I definitely want to go back or shop online again when I have cash to spend. Thank you for the wonderful customer service.

I had a great experience with their Labor Day Sale deal. It was 20% off the whole store and I found…read moresome reasonably priced items that were in great condition and did not look worn at all. I found the prices to be pretty reasonable for consignment, but with the discount it was even better. The items were not trendy yet mature, but not so much that the clothing was bland - lots of Zara, J Crew, Free People. All of the staff were quite nice as well. I will definitely be back.

Service is great and their is a decent amount of product. The prices are not bad. They had an…read moreextra 20% off.

Associates are amazing. Store is easy to shop. Everything from work attire to workout clothing…read more Amazing customer Service!

I love Gina's Closet! I usually find what I'm looking every time I go there, and the staff is very…read morenice. They have a mind-boggling array of gently-used prom gowns; I wish they had been around when I was in high school because I would have done my gown shopping there first! Update, March 2013: Gina's is closing. I will miss them. They fill a void in the consignment market that will be hard to fill once they're gone.

prices are definitely good. i brought them my clothes after plato's closet wouldn't take any of…read moremine because they were deemed "out of season" code for "we have too many clothes, and we dont know what to do with them" i like gina's closet, but i dont love it. most of the items i personally wouldnt buy simply because they really are a bit out of season. the dresses however, i do love quite a bit. the dresses are quite cute, and i would most definitely shop here for a dress instead of buying a brand new one at my work for 100$ + just go to gina's and you can save !

As you can guess, I am an avid thrift shopper. And with experienced thrifting comes expectations…read more This store did not meet my expectations. I haven't been here in years, but since I was in the area, I figured 'Hey, why not?". The moment I entered the door, the older lady working the counter gave me a dirty look, including a once-over like she was better than me or something. Not cool. But, brushing it off, I decided I still wanted to visit their infamous "Dollar Room". I found a cute pair of white cutoff shorts with a dark blue nautical anchor pattern on them for one dollar! Of course, when I went up to the counter with the shorts, the lady tried to make nice with me by discussing what a great find they were, but I just smiled, paid, and left. The jewelry in the other room was so-so, and the prices were normal for main line thrift stores. (Too high for my taste though!) I didn't even look upstairs so I don't know what else they had. Maybe someone else will brave the beast at the front desk and check out the stuff upstairs. I just didn't have the patience to play nice with a snob,

I really wanted to like this place! I'm a frequent thrifter, and I love when the proceeds benefit a…read moregood cause. But here were some of the issues I encountered: 1. Quality of the clothes (dirty/stained/major pilling or wear). This usually doesn't bother me at thrift stores since obviously the clothes are preowned, but I encountered SO MANY dirty, stained, pilling, super worn-out clothes. One white button-down from the Gap had huge, brownish armpit stains! Gross! The shoes were pretty dirty, too. And this ties in to the next issue-- 2. Pricing (too high considering the quality!) Clothes were obviously priced according to their brands rather than their condition. This makes sense...to a point. I get it. But selling a fleece jacket that is completely misshapen, faded, pilling, at the end of its usable life for $15 just because it is North Face seems wrong somehow. Most of the quality-brand clothes I saw (J. Crew, Anne Taylor, etc.) had such pilling and wear that the prices just didn't seem justified. 3. Rude staff. I don't have too much to say about this because I don't want to call anyone out--I get that it's a volunteer operation--but, seriously. The lady working there was just plain rude. 4. Counterfeit/fake items. I saw several fake handbags for sale. Their printed price tag for one of these actually said "Burberry handbag--fake." What??????? The real designer bags were locked up in a glass display case while several fakes were knowingly placed around the store. Selling counterfeit handbags is illegal. It's also tacky considering the emphasis on high-end brands. All in all too many cons for me. If they lowered their prices, were more discriminating with their stock, and worked on customer service that would make a big difference. If you decide to visit, make sure you're feeling patient and ready to hunt really hard for a good deal. And bring hand sanitizer! :)

Miss for me, but you never know what you'll find…read more I was impressed with the vintage (late Mid-Century to 80's) brass lamps priced well at $6-$10 but don't need lamps. I was hoping to find wooden goods or other brassware. Tons of clothes, like 90% of the store. I don't thrift clothes either so not helpful to me. ImagiNext playsets (with no accessories) were $3ea, which is very reasonable, but naked Barbies were also $3ea, and I recently saw them grouped 5-6 in a bag for $7 at another Goodwill. The picked-over recent-vintage (past 10 years) home goods were cheaply made and not my style. There were a number of utilitarian items and new personal care sundries, useful to those who need them. Didn't buy anything this trip. Hit or miss.

I needed a tiny stand to support a toothbrush in a little alcove of our half bath. (There's only…read moreone socket in the room.) Not wanting to spend a lot of money, I had a hunch I'd find something suitable in Goodwill. And by gum, I did! Not only that, it was designated half price on red-tag-Sunday. $2.50! This store is pretty big. There are plenty of shelves with knickknacks and household items. Nothing piqued my interest, but hey -- I found what I came in for. While dressing rooms in a lot of Goodwills closed never to reopen, you can try things on here. And you can bring in seven items. The store also houses a career center. I noticed that thrift stores in Florida, my part-time residence, have an impressive selection of furniture. Not so here, but this store has more clothing and dry goods than other places.

I have found something cute here a couple times. The price points are a bit more than I typically…read morewould pay, but the clothing is unique and not super expensive, especially the items they feature on the sidewalk. While I couldn't necessarily afford the items in the boutique, the ones outside on sale always seem to better suit my budget. The cashier, possibly the owner, he was just great. We chit-chatted for a while and he was so pleasant. I love having a good customer experience with staff where you can tell they genuinely like interacting with customers.

A small shop with lots of unique, colorful casual clothes. The owner, Jonathon is a former graphic…read moredesigner, and has used his talents to stock clothing that isn't available in the mall or even at other local boutiques. Lots of 'forgiving' fashion - stretchy clothing that travels well and makes your body look like you've spent hours in the gym. I went with a friend who hates to shop, she bought 3 pairs of pants & 4 tops. Nothing needed a tailor, all fit perfectly at the store and she's wearing all the pieces constantly. This shop did a fashion show for the Newcomers of the Upper Main Line -NCUML.org- in April 2017, and our members LOVED it.