The Chanel Cosmetic counter is the place to go for helpful advice on how to enhance your face. Of…read morecourse the products are $$$, but in terms of quality, retention, and overall results you cannot beat the value. My go to person is Lisa. A sheer delight to work with giving reasonable facial tips.

MAN does it pain me to write this review. I've had a love affair with Von Maur for over a decade…read more And boy, oh boy do I miss my random shopping getaways pre-pandemic. It has been my go-to for formal wear, Iowa Hawkeye gear, shoes, accessories, swimwear and more over the years. But this summer they changed their return policy. I think a lot of it is pretty standard... - Return within 90 days with a receipt: Receive purchase price back to original form of payment - Return after 90 days with receipt or anytime with a gift receipt: Receive purchase price as merchandise credit only. - Return without a receipt: Receive current selling price as merchandise credit only. My issue with this change is with their new FINAL SALE policy. - They cut the tags off your brand new items to ensure you can't return them. Therefore my newly purchased, never worn item that I just so happened to score a great deal on... looks not new. Possible pre-owned. What if I planned to gift someone that item? Don't they deserve to know it hasn't been worn and is right off the rack? (Or in my case, I got a supposedly unworn bikini without any tags... which was unexpected. And kind of weirded me out.) If you need to scribble on the tag, over the barcode-- go for it. But I go to Von Maur for the experience and the unique items sold there. It is tacky and off brand to send new items sans tag. (And when I contacted customer service to express my opinion about said two piece. I was basically shrugged off.) I buy plenty of thrift items for myself and even they include a tag... just sayin. This would be a two star, just because of how I feel about the new changes. But I still stand by Von Maur as a quality store. This change may stop me from getting certain items here now. (#shopsmall, #shoplocal) But it shouldn't deter you from getting full-priced items here!

Came in to get fitted for a suit rental for a friend's wedding and Keenan was happy to help and was…read moreable to get me properly fitted in a timely manner while making sure that everything felt right. Great experience overall.

First of all Dani and Brennan (maybe spelled wrong) were AMAZING and soooo helpful with everything!…read moreThey made sure we were taken care of and had everything situated. They put our needs first and went out of their way to go above and beyond. I cannot say enough great things about these two staff!! 5/5 stars for the staff help! However, Men's Warehouse as a whole is getting a HUGE thumbs down from us. Almost every single one of our groomsmen had issues at one location or another. Our suits were discontinued and so we had to pick other suits, then people were given the wrong suits, and it seems like many locations don't read the notes about colors, sizes, dates, etc. We needed a place with many locations so we chose Men's Warehouse, but it was wayyyy too stressful and there were way too many issues. 1/5 stars Again, couldn't say better things about the 2 staff listed above but the company as a whole did not live up to expectations.

Skeffington's was more than accommodating for a prom suit rental with only six days notice. Lola…read morewas amazing to work with and extremely professional. She fitted my son perfectly and we had his suit within 48 hours. It was a great experience and would absolutely use them again!

Fast and painless! Great Service. Honest and answered all our questions. They knew the date of our…read moreschool's prom so no wrong dates are picked.

My kids grow like weeds. They always seem to need new stuff. And I'm thrifty, so I shop at…read moreKohl's. Because I can get quality, name brand, trendy stuff on a budget. Honestly, with so many coupons available -- I make a point to not buy things unless they're 75% off or more. Which may seem crazy-coupon-lady-esque, but it's very doable. You may wonder how I shop so cheap, well Kohl's clearance is my bread and butter. Savings start at 60% and go up from there. But best yet, you can use additional coupons (like 30%) for more money saved! $20 earrings, were $2 on clearance-- bought for a whopping $1.40. I avoid buying shoes or electronics at Kohls. Coupons are typically harder to use on brands like Nike or Adidas. With that being said, my kids rock Converses with the best of them... they have amazing deals on this brand even if they're not eligible for other promotions. 5 Reasons Kohls is Rad 1. Get cash back up to 12 months after purchase and in-store credit beyond that. 2. I always lose receipts. If you use a credit card to make your purchase, your shopping history is stored in the computer for a full year. Full-purchase price back, no matter the card. 3. The Kohl's credit card is instant savings. Exclusive coupon codes are sent often to cardholders-- again-- these can be used with other coupons. 12 times a year this coupons are sent. 4. You can use up to four promo codes at a time. FOUR. One sitewide+two department specific+Kohl's Cash. Or, one sitewide+three Kohl's Cash. You can't use more than four codes total. 5. Forgot to use a coupon on your last Kohls.com purchase? Just email customer service with your order number and promo code. You can be credited in the form of the original payment. I've always had good customer service online. Not as ideal interactions have been had in the store. Parking is a non-issue. This particular location is easy to navigate but often disorganized. It typically has some cool Iowa Hawkeye stuff and literally all the essentials my growing family needs.

Kohls hired a company called the retail equation. This company has convinced Kohls to deny returns…read morethat FOLLOW THEIR POLICY. I personally have never returned anything without a receipt and on time. Suddenly they said I couldn't return a DEFECTIVE purse, ordered online, with receipt. I DID NOT get a verbal warning. In the past couple of years I shopped for my elderly grandmother, my two kids, myself, my husband so maybe use some critical thinking skills when you look at a list of returns......maybe they are for multiple people in a family. I admit, I did things like purchase 10 pairs of shoes so my 95 year old grandma could find a pair that were comfortable. I did the same for clothes. I told the cashiers exactly what I was doing. I also admit I returned 9 pairs of shoes and multiple items of clothing and explained to the cashier why. My grandma can't go to the store like so many others that are home bound, so congratulations you have made it harder for the elderly to get things they need from your company!! Shameful! I also did the same for my mom who had Alzheimers. Some of my returns were because I received dirty and /or defective stuff from orders online. Lack of packaging is why for most. Delicate items like bras came snagged and dirty thrown in a box. I received sizes I did not order. Do you expect me to keep wrong sizes? I did order some things on accident because the items were in my cart. My bad! I pointed all of this out when I returned the items. How exactly are we to shop online without having returns when the store doesn't have it to try on or to look at colors and styles? I am now stuck with a DEFECTIVE purse. How is this even a business tactic? Who would think it is a good idea to not allow valid returns abiding by the company policy? Customers won't go back concerned it will happen because no guidelines are provided. Kohls refuses to tell customers how many VALID returns are allowed which is extremely unethical. I did the dispute process which is a joke. Kohls confirmed I had too many returns. How many is too many.....no one will ever know. Are you forcing customers to keep merchandise to increase revenue? That is sure what it seems like because I am not a criminal or committing fraud.

A fun shopping adventure with my daughters today. Plato's closet is our favorite in the area…read more They have a great variety and a spectacular Lululemon section.

They're not many options these days if you don't go online, which requires work so these businesses…read morethrive on getting your good clothes for pennies on the dollar. In all fairness, they do have to sit on the clothes potentially for many months if not longer to sell and maybe they don't even sell certain items. To put it in perspective clothes that I would've thought should've been worth $50 sitting on Poshmark for months, I was offeted $20 for. No big deal it's pick your poison. Time v money.

Stopped by today (Saturday afternoon) and the store was definitely on the quiet side -- not many…read moreshoppers around, which honestly made it a pretty chill browsing experience. I spent most of my time looking at shoes. They had a decent variety, but a lot of styles could be found online for $20-30 cheaper. Pretty typical department store markup, so not a huge surprise, but something to keep in mind if you're looking for the best deal. That said, the service was great -- the employees were friendly and asked if we needed help without being pushy. It's always nice when staff check in but still let you browse at your own pace. Overall, if you like seeing things in person before you buy, it's a solid option. Just know you might pay a little extra for the convenience. Still has that classic department store vibe that's getting harder to find these days!

I ended the store, not really wanting to buy a new thing just wanting to look around, but everyone…read morewas just so sweet and so helpful that it really just made my day and I'm never the type to write reviews. This is actually the first time I downloaded yelp, but I left the store thinking wow they deserve recognition.

I bought a really nice coat from Eddie Bauer about 18 months ago. Six months into owning it, the…read morezipper started to tear away from the jacket. I followed all wash instructions, and was very gentle with the coat. I took it back to the store and explained it what happened. After a lot of Persistence, they told me they would replace the jacket with the same one. A couple weeks ago, I found myself in a similar situation. I went to buckle my seatbelt and caught a small piece of fabric on the buckle and the jacket ripped again. I went back to Eddie Bauer and explained what happened and they said they couldn't do anything. I understand misuse, but if the item rips on the rounded part of a seat belt, it seems like the material is too delicate for the price I paid. I am sad to say that I will not buy future products from them.

The store manager, Erin, went above and beyond today to provide excellent customer service!!! I…read morelove their petite clothing and they sure know how to hire great staff!!!