i first came upon linda's loft by accident when i first came here to help my ill father. imagine my…read moresurprise when i learned the entire store was 70% off to clear the way for next season's merchandise! it carries high-end designer clothes, a retailer few and far between around this crappy area. i quickly picked up a chan luu necklace, a pair of loeffler randall shoes and a red haute top at real steals and vowed to return. this time, things were only 50% off. i guess it's not the end of the season. but i still got a steal on the most adorbs pair of loeffler randall sandals i couldn't pass up. linda's loft has great stuff and you can almost always find a discount here. everyone is friendly and not pushy. the vibe is lovely and shopping is fun, not high-pressured. enjoy a treat for yourself!

I pop in this women's boutique from time-to-time to see what's up. Linda's carries a nice mix of…read morebasics and layering pieces, as well as avant garde statement pieces. Here you can pick up a beautiful shirt or sweater that will make an outfit (and potentially cause heads to swivel). Unlike other boutiques, Linda's carries lines that you will not see everywhere (and definitely not at major department stores). While the clothes have attitude (or at least a point of view), the sales associates do not. They have been gracious and helpful every time I stop in. If you want assistance or a candid opinion, they will provide it; if you just want to browse, they will not hover. Linda's is an "old school" boutique in the best possible way.

I really appreciate the customer service at this Nordstrom Rack. Jineya and Leslie helped me with…read morefinding an item that was out of stock everywhere. When I called Leslie said she was going to call me back and she did promptly. Jineya was very helpful. Excellent customer service. Thank you very much Jineya and Leslie.

It can be hit or miss but I have found some real winners here. Sometimes they have great stuff at…read moredecent prices and other times, there is very little to choose from.

I love this store so much my family goes here a lot since they have dressing rooms and they give…read moreyou refunds. It also have a good selection of clothe at affordable price, a bit mad though that they started charging for bags.

On 12/27/25 around 1:30pm my 4 years old son and I were shopping at the Primark in Willow Grove…read moreMall in Willow Grove PA. I picked up a few items from the men clothing section and made my way to the children section on the second floor. I placed all of my selected items my reusable shopping bag that I entered into the store with. As my son and I made our way down the escalator to the first floor I was approached by a man asking me to step to the side so he could speak with me. I stepped to side of the escalator and the man said "we observed you stuffing things in your bag and if you just give me the things I won't arrest you." I was floored by this accusation. I explained to him I am using a reusable shopping bag and I am still shopping. Once done I will pay for my items. He replied "this is what management is saying and we do not use those bags we have the carts or our shopping bags." I replied I was not aware that I could not use my own bag to hold my items and transferred my items to a Primark bag. After this unpleasant encounter I made my way to the register. As I placed my items on the counter I asked the cashier if I could speak with a manager. The cashier asked for the reason of my request and I informed him I had just been accused of stealing. The cashier called for a manager and apologized to me. The cashier inquired as to who accused me of stealing. As I look up I see the guy who accused me of stealing standing at the end of area leading to registers. He quickly ducked out of sight when he noticed me pointing at him. The manager Bryan arrived and I shared with him what happened. He apologized and claimed it was a misunderstanding. I also shared I was visiting from NC. I expressed how this was embarrassing and I never left the store to be accused of stealing. For the man who approached me to assume I was stealing because I was using my own shopping bag was unacceptable and low. There are two sets of register in store however only set of registers was open and this was on the first floor. There is an entrance/exit on the second floor in the children section where I was shopping before being approached on the escalator. Again I never left the store or passed any point of purchase area before being approached. This was not a misunderstanding it was profiling situation. I was threatened with being arrested and embarrassed

Amazing collection of goods. Fun environment. Smells so good in there. Highly recommend.read more

Service is personal. Clothing fits me perfectly. Lots of unique items from which to choose. When…read morei wear the items, I always receive many compliments. Thanks!

After devouring a crepe at Goat House Creamery, I wandered into a surprise. Elkins Park's amazing…read morestore for women's clothing and other essentials. A small but high-quality cache of men's ties and bath works were near the door desperate for a line of men's clothing. "Testing the market" he said. Let's see. There is something for everyone in this store -- if not for you, for someone you know. It's deep breathing -- Style. Chic. Enviro-conscious. All the items in this place will make you think "I deserve to be pampered" in a self-loving, intelligent and sophisticated way. Shazam the tracks pulsing through this place. Then try on something cool. Take it home. The people who crafted it with care will love you, too.

Here's what BS has right: the store is bright, clean and well merchandised. The inventory is…read moreupdated, alterations can be made on premises, salespeople are helpful and not pushy. Here's what BS has wrong: management and customer service. And these are big when the price tags are equivalent to high end department stores where you can also find the same amenities. BS also has an extreme ALL SALES FINAL return policy. Much like other reviewers, I had a dress special ordered for my son's wedding. I had three fitting appointments. At each store visit, my salesperson, Rocky, styled me with sportswear for the wedding weekend and beyond. By my last appointment, I had spent almost triple the price of my MOG gown, but I was pleased to have supported a female-owned small business, and I told the owner, Sara, exactly that. . When I left the store my MOG gown fit perfectly. Rocky and Sara packed it for me, and I was assured they had sold lots of dresses by this manufacturer, and the dress would travel well. That was not the case. Getting dressed for the wedding I discovered the length of the gown had "grown" approximately three inches. I walked my son down the aisle with the skirt portion hiked up under my armpits. As the day progressed, so did the length. Instead of the flowy, sequin top I dreamed of, rolls of fabric are apparent in every picture, as I hiked the skirt higher. I made a follow-up appointment at BS. No one argued that the dress had "grown." Sara immediately told me she wasn't giving me a refund. I asked her to contact the manufacturer on my behalf. She refused, arguing that the material was not defective and insinuating I had worn different shoes or undergarments. Rocky was sympathetic. The seamstress made no comment on the material but pinned the skirt to be re-hemmed. Of course this wasn't BS's fault. Nor can they give me a redo on my son's wedding. But a little compassion and customer appreciation would've gone a long way. Yesterday, I picked the dress up for the last time. Sara saw me but said nothing. I left, then decided to come back in and talk to her, which I did quietly, in the back of the store, away from other employees and customers. I wanted to give her the chance to do the right thing - something, anything to keep me as a customer. I said I wouldn't be returning. Her response was a blasé "okay." When I asked her if she knew why, her comments were shockingly accusatory, and she asked me to leave the store and not return. The entire exchange happened in less than a minute. Management's unwillingness to take any responsibility and heartless lack of empathy prompted me to write my first YELP review. Buyer beware.

I went to Berta Sawyer for a dress for a special occasion, the sales person was great and I walked…read moreout with a beautiful beaded dress. However, some of the beads fell off when I tried it on at home 2 days before the event. When I returned to the store, I was told all sales were final. The seamstress was very kind and offered to fix it, but I didn't trust the dress would hold up. What really shocked me was how I was treated. A staff member (or owner?) accused me of lying about and when I bought it, insisting it must be old and that I'd already worn it. Thinking of replacing the dress, I tried on a few other dresses, and was told there was "no way" I could be the smaller size I mentioned, even though the larger dresses were all way too big on me. Overall, the service was unprofessional and unnecessarily rude. I left feeling disappointed and disrespected--definitely not the experience you'd expect when buying something special. There were some nice/kind staff people but not enough to make up for the rudeness and being accused of lying. updated based on BS's comments: the dress was in fact not fixed to perfection and I ended up sewing a column of beads on the dress after it was fixed. But moreso, in my opinion, Berta Sawyer's response validates my initial review and how they treat customers.

Lovely owners and really cute pretty shop with great selections. They even have plus sizes which…read moremost thrift and consignment shops don't offer

Great selection of classy clothing and accessories. Why pay department store prices for inferior…read morequality? Put this place on your To-Do list...you will be the belle of the ball after shopping here!