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4.3 (15 reviews)
Open • 10:00 am - 8:00 pm
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Ricky M.

I really like Uniqlo and I was basically getting notifications on my Uniqlo app about the grand opening of the new Uniqlo at the Westfield Topanga, so I decided to check it out. For the grand opening, there were lots of great sales, especially on a lot of their popular products. I basically went on a mini spending spree LOL. I bought the popular U AIRism Cotton Oversizes Crew Neck Half-Sleeve T-shirt in various colors, the AIRism Cotton Sleeveless T-Shirt, and the Round Mini Shoulder Bag. I think mannequins are great walking advertisements that they need to utilize a bit better. They had this really cool shoulder bag that I wanted to get and they said that they didn't sell it and that it actually wasn't even a UNIQLO product. So I was wondering why they even put it on the mannequin LOLOL, it's so misleading. The UNIQLO team needs to sort that out LOLOL. Anyway, the grand opening was cool because they were also giving away prizes and free goodies like shrimp chips and a free tote bag, which was very useful. I've been to so many UNIQLOs around the world, and this one is pretty standard, but it's also cool that they had some unique merchandise exclusive to the store. It wasn't my aesthetic, but I think they should continue to do exclusive merch specific to stores. Overall, I'll stick to the classics like the AIRism oversized t-shirt, which is so comfy and they had so many great colors to choose from. I've seen so many people with this t-shirt, and for good reason. Also, UNIQLO, I'm available to model if you ever need ahahahah!! Also, they have new technology that automatically scans all your products, but make sure to check the receipt because it ended up scanning additional items that I didn't buy! I was like uhhh, I only have 'X' amount of items and you can clearly see that was a mistake. So they need to work out the technology kinks as well.

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The quality of uniqlo is reallly good. These are the only tshirts and dress shirts that fit me.

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The customer service here is lackluster at best. Each time I've been here, the cashiers couldn't care less to assist.

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“The checkout registers are located in the back corner of the store and the self checkout kiosk was very unique if you ask me.”

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Carter's Babies & Kids

Carter's Babies & Kids

4.0(54 reviews)
0.5 mi•Canoga Park
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A nice place to shop for clothes for babies and toddlers! The store was bright and clean and easy…read moreto navigate. I was surprised they didn't have carts with a baby seat in them, only the ones you roll behind you on the ground. I brought my son with me and I was banking on the fact I could just pop him in the cart so an easy shopping experience. I just assumed a children's store would have something like that so parents can shop with their kids. The quality of the clothing is nice, prices are kind of all over the place. They do have a sale section that has some gems in it and when I went they had a bunch of sales. Shoes are kind of limited and they only have toys for super small babies. I came in to get my son a couple outfits for the holidays and I was happy to walk out with a couple great options. The service here was just OK. The cashier was clearly Ill and coughing a ton but at least she was wearing a mask albeit, under her nose.

I am publicly documenting my egregious experience at this Carter's location, which involved…read morefabrication of return policies, refusal to honor a valid refund, and systemic failures in employee training and oversight. This is not merely about poor customer service--it is about Carter's corporate responsibility for deceptive and obstructive practices carried out by an employee who identified herself as the store manager and was acting as an agent of the corporation. 1. Fabricated Policies & Repeated Obstruction of a Valid Refund Carter's explicitly states on its official website and printed receipts that any new, non-worn items may be returned within 90 days of purchase. My return met every reasonable expectation of a valid return--the items were brand new, unworn, with all tags attached, and the return fell within the 90-day timeframe. Yet, I was subjected to three separate, baseless obstructions, demonstrating a clear intent to prevent a lawful refund: First Obstruction - Fabricated $200 Return Limit The employee falsely claimed that returns over $200 could not be processed, despite no such limitation appearing in Carter's official return policy or printed receipts. When I clarified that my return was only for approximately $130, she reluctantly proceeded, already demonstrating bad faith in handling valid returns. Second Obstruction - False Claim That I Had to Be "In the System" She then claimed that I could not process a return because I was not registered in Carter's system, an arbitrary and undisclosed requirement. No written policy supports this pre-registration mandate, nor was it disclosed at the time of purchase--a clear violation of California's Consumer Legal Remedies Act (CLRA) (Cal. Civ. Code § 1750 et seq.), which prohibits imposing return restrictions not disclosed at the time of sale. After collecting my personal information, she still refused the return, citing a third and final excuse. Third Obstruction - Refusal to Override a System Error & Fabrication of Additional Policy She then repeatedly stated, "The system won't take it, and I can't override that," without offering any corrective action or resolution. Retailers cannot enforce a return policy while simultaneously refusing to honor it due to internal system failures. Under California Civil Code § 2338, Carter's is fully liable for the wrongful acts of its employees performed within the course of employment. Problem-solving and policy enforcement are fundamental duties of a store manager--if she is unable or unwilling to perform them, she is unqualified for the role. 2. Improperly Shifting the Burden Onto the Consumer - Violating Consumer Rights Rather than acknowledging the issue and taking responsibility, she improperly placed the burden on me, stating that I must personally call customer service to resolve the issue. She explicitly stated, "That's not my problem. You should be the one taking action." This is legally impermissible under California Business & Professions Code § 17200 et seq., which prohibits businesses from imposing unreasonable burdens on consumers to access their rights. I presented a valid return within the allotted time. The items were brand new, unworn, with tags attached. I provided my information (when unlawfully required). Despite this, she attempted to place the entire burden on me, which would have: Forced me to waste time calling customer service for an issue entirely caused by Carter's system failure. Required me to return to the store again to yet another time attempt to rectify a purely internal malfunction issue. I will not be returning to the store after experiencing humiliation, emotional distress, and the outright violation of my consumer rights. This was not my obligation in the first place, and Carter's employee should have been fully aware of that. 3. At this point, this is no longer purely a question of monetary damages, as the refund amount is negligible compared to the blatant consumer law violations and the emotional distress caused. The real issue is Carter's failure to uphold consumer protection laws and the harm inflicted upon customers through outright misrepresentation of policies, humiliation, and undue procedural burdens. Carter's employs undertrained staff who clearly lack the necessary knowledge of corporate policies and consumer protection laws. These employees must be educated on the legal consequences of their words and actions, which are directly attributable to Carter's as a corporate entity. 4. This Issue May Be a Widespread Problem - Potential Class Action Liability It is highly likely that this employee has treated other customers the same way, particularly those unaware of their legal rights. Many consumers may have suffered financial harm, emotional distress, or undue procedural burdens as a result of similar misconduct and deceptive practices.

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