Geo was AWESOME! I couldn't ask for better help while shopping. She picked out a ton of pieces for…read moreme to try - and even got me out of my comfort zone. Thank Geo!

Sabrina was amazing. I came Into the store today on my lunch break completely frazzled because I…read morehad to messed up my shirt and Sabrina literally picked out about 12 shirts before I decided one was the right one. She even checked the back inventory and went above and beyond and every way to make sure I found the perfect shirt and to top it off, it was on sale. This place is amazing.

He wanted to look for suit jackets and dress shoes so we came in. Not a ton of stuff but enough. He…read moredidn't see a suit jacket he liked and decided against dress shirts for the graduation ceremony. They had a good sale going on and he found a dress belt. Cashier friendly and professional. We would come back to look for his clothing items.

So bummed at this Banana Republic outlet. I usually love shopping at the regular store and the…read moreBanana outlets in other locations. I always find some great pieces to wear to work, and excellent prices on everything. However, today, I went in with a huge gift card, ready to buy some fall/winter clothes, and after trying on a bunch, saw a line that was at least fifteen people deep. I went back to the dressing rooms to ask if they could possibly hold my items while I ran to the restroom, as the line was so long. The girl there was completely snotty with me and rolled her eyes! Are you kidding me? She also made some terrible sighing sounds. Meanwhile, another employee who was there said he would hold the items for me as I would only be gone for a few minutes. After receiving the attitude from the rude salesgirl in the back, I decided to ask the guy for his manager. I was able to talk with the asst manager on duty who was very apologetic. I was just shocked. I have never experienced any rude employees at any Banana Republic in all of my years of shopping with them, until now. Such a shame...I may try again, but I refuse to spend my money when treated terribly from a high school child.

Came to get toiletries for an upcoming trip. Found what I wanted and wandered around the purse…read morearea. I don't need more bags but I love them. There was a Betsey I contemplated but it wasn't as embellished as her usual work and I didn't need another plain bag. I did find a work top to go under my suit and it was in my price range. Fitting room was easy to access and well lighted. Cashier was friendly.

Prices were decent, and the environment was very good! The aroma in the air was very pleasant and…read morethe lighting was good also. The cashiers are fine, a bit slow but whatever. HOWEVER, I am a men's medium, and they had a grand total of 4 pairs of shorts in my size....

Had 1st class customer service experience at the TJMax on 9579 S University Blvd. when purchasing…read morecounter stools. Mauricio went above and beyond to move around the floor different stools until we decided on one model. He spent a good 15 minutes and loaded the 3 we chose onto a flat bed, assisted us at the cash register, and loaded into our car. His attitude was exceptionally professional and friendly. Will not hesitate to purchase other large items knowing that we will receive this kind of customer service. We were expecting to have to do all of the carting and loading ourselves. Kudos to TJ's for hiring such an exceptional employee. He changed our mindset on what can be expected of the store employees.

I like TJ Maxx. Some stores are definitely better than others...I found an Armani black label…read morejacket in a Manhattan store for $99 on the clearance rack once...but if you're willing to hunt a bit, there can be some real bargains in designer clothing, such as $400 dresses for $80 or less. It's a good spot for workout clothes. They have good brands, such as Under Armour and Calvin Klein, for about half of retail. Sometimes you can find Hudson, Paige, or AG jeans for $40-$50. Sweater selection is mostly acrylic, but sometimes they have cashmere or wool. The shoe selection is usually less than stellar, although once I found two pairs of Jack Rogers sandals for about $40 each, which was amazing. I do have very high standards for shoes, though. I only wear all leather, or at the very least, leather uppers. TJ Maxx seems to carry mostly PU shoes. Lots of sneakers, PU boots, and just plain ugly shoes. I do have huge feet, so I like shoes that don't make my feet look like as if I should be towed behind a speedboat. TJ Maxx is GREAT for shampoo, conditioner, and hair tools. I buy Joico, Rusk, and other shampoos etc at about half of what they would cost at Ulta or a salon. They have Chi tools at a discount, sometimes. They also carry a lot of bath and skincare items. The cosmetic selection can be hit or miss. The Home section often has luxury sheets, blankets, towels, pillows, and home decor/kitchen ware at great prices, although they may not have the number of plates or glasses that you want, so you may have to hunt at other stores, too. The purse selection has been leaning very heavily towards PU the last few years, sadly. Very few real leather purses. Great for vegans! They also seem to have a much smaller stock. Generally a good selection of luggage, though. I've bought quite a few suitcases over the years. Once in a rare while they'll have Hartmann or Tumi. Not cheap, but much less than full retail. The men's clothing section isn't bad, although finding pants with a 34" inseam can be tough. It's good for shirts, jackets, socks, and underwear. They have more tee shirts than polo shirts these days, though. Service is friendly and helpful. I bought a pajama and robe set on my last visit, but alas the shorts were missing (and of course it was the only set in any size of that particular pattern), so a nice lady went and looked in the back for me, couldn't find the shorts, and gave me a discount. I do wish they would stop asking if I want to open a credit card every single visit, but I understand that they don't have a choice. They're probably just as tired of asking.

When I see a LOFT store I get super pumped because they have beautiful styles that are hard to find…read morein other stores. The LOFT is like hobo chic meets preppy-- meets casual office work-- meets weekends out with the family fashion all rolled up into one store! Who doesn't love that wide range of style all in one little store?! Now there have been some years where I was like-- what was the buyer thinking?! But for the most part I usually end of buying something from their collections every couple of months when they hit a new season. I love how clean and crisp their styles are with the occasional flare-- depending on how fashion forward their buyer is that specific year. I love that the LOFT keeps it very cohesive and inexpensive. I also love their amazing sales when their trying to get rid of stuff. On my recent first time visit to this specific LOFT store, I found 1 last size 0 green poly blend wide leg cropped pants. They fit amazing and very well tailored for a steal-- $29.99 steal to be exact! I was only expecting a 40% discount but it rang up at 50% off instead! Yay! Also the store was super clean and neat and the sales people were on their sales game-- asking me and other customers to start us fitting rooms. I was greeted by the manager of the store who was very cheerful, knowledgeable and friendly which made my shopping that much more enjoyable. Till next time dear LOFT store-- I will definitely be back real soon. Please keep up the good work! It's a 2 thumbs way up for this LOFT location!

The service is horrible. Three people working in the store and only one slow untrained woman…read moreworking behind the register. I mean how long do they expect somebody to stand there waiting like a moron? No wonder the loft is going to go out of business. That and many other reasons. I like Lou & Grey

Came here with my mom for new bras and Molly was wonderful! She helped size her and walked through…read moreall the options that could be great possibilities for what my mom was looking for. She found some favorites and I'm so thankful for Molly's help and knowledge, she is truly wonderful!

I went in today to get some help finding new bras that fit and Josie delivered! She measured me,…read morefound a bunch of selections and overall did a fantastic job! She was so helpful, patient, and thorough. I probably tried on 15 bras. I ended up with 3 winners. It was a really great experience!

Waited in line for over 30 minutes for one pair of shoes. They only had one cashier working.read more

This store is chaos. Long lines, store is always a mess. I feel so bad for the workers. They are…read moreconstantly understaffed

Love this store. Emma and her employees are amazing. They treat you like you are shopping at one…read moreof the retail stores and not an outlet. When you buy a suit, it really comes down to the fit. Once you have your suit tailored, you will look like $100,000,000 for around $500. Pretty good return on investment. Lol

I've been to this store many, many times over a period of years. While I buy my suits at the…read moreregular, non-outlet Brooks Brother's store in Denver, I buy everything else here. Having tried many T-shirts, boxer shorts, over-the-calf dress socks and ties at many other stores, including Polo-RL, Land's End, custom tailored and many others, I find the best value and quality of these items int he 346 brand at the BB Outlet by far the best. I really think that the quality of these items is the best I've found anywhere at any price. The dress shirts: The 346 dress shirt is the best non-custom tailored dress shirt in the USA. No kidding. No other dress shirt looks as good, lasts as long, and has as reliably great-looking collar. The ONLY dress shirt I'd wear under $200, and for that price the $200 shirt is no better. The ONLY dress shirt for me, and I am super picky! In my case I'm perfectly happy to select my own wardrobe items and don't rely on the staff for anything but checking me out at the register, so can't evaluate staff knowledge. They offer to help and neither ignore nor pester me, so I'm happy. Though I don't happen to buy suits there they still represent a good value, but in my work I really do need a regulkar Brooks Brothers $1600 suit (which I buy on sale at the Denver store) -- you have to "dress to bill" and my clients pay $3000/hr for my time so you have to show up properly in the boardroom... In addition, many times I've not been able to drive to the outlet store as I live some distance away. They have always been happy to check stock and ship the items to me in my color and size preference with no shipping errors or delays. Overall, best value in men's business attire.