It was probably not the best idea to go here on Memorial Day, but I did…read more I was gifted a Greg Norman golf shirt that I needed to exchange. I was already in the area so what the heck. The weather was sketchy so I didn't think it would be too crowded but that was a bad call. The parking spaces are WAY too small! Larger SUV's taking two spaces & you can't blame them. I got to the store & made the exchange & got out of there PDQ!

Review for Charlotte Premium Outlets…read more After relocating to Charlotte from the San Francisco Bay Area, I've kept my same philosophy about shopping: retail prices are optional if you're willing to do a little homework. I'm always looking for quality and value without paying unnecessary markups, and this outlet center has been a very reliable place to find both. I needed professional clothing, shoes, and luggage for work, so I made the drive out here--and I found everything I needed in one trip. One of my best purchases was a beautiful piece of luggage from Travelpro at a great price. Many of the stores also offer additional discounts if you sign up for their rewards programs, which can make the savings even better. Stores I frequent most: * Banana Republic * J.Crew * Ann Taylor * LOFT * Saks Off 5th * Old Navy (very large location with great basics) * Le Creuset -- always fun to browse, even if just window shopping If you have the time to look carefully and shop strategically, you can really find high-quality items here at excellent prices. My personal shopping strategy: * I avoid weekends whenever possible * I park near the Saks entrance, especially along the back row where it's easier to remember where you parked * I shop during off-hours for a calmer, more efficient experience Parking overall is plentiful, and the layout is easy to navigate once you learn your preferred entry point. Another thing I appreciate is the atmosphere. In my experience, the staff across stores have been knowledgeable, polite, and helpful. The overall vibe feels practical and approachable--people are there to shop, not to show off. There are also plenty of restaurants and fast-casual options nearby, so it can easily become a full outing. If you're planning a larger shopping trip, using store hold or will-call services can be a smart way to keep your purchases secure while you continue browsing. As someone who pays attention to value and cost of living, I've found shopping in North Carolina--and the Southeast in general--to be refreshingly affordable compared to the West Coast. That difference alone makes places like this especially worthwhile. Bottom line: Easy parking, strong value, and a wide selection of reliable brands. If you shop strategically and avoid peak times, this outlet center can be a very productive and enjoyable place to find quality items at fair prices.

the structure of their business is awful and the staff is incredibly rude…read more I no paid 60 dollars for 2 day shipping for items that didn't arrive in time. They refused to refund me for a service that was not complete and then never mentioned refunds are only store credit. highly recommend not shopping here. I Wasn't aware of the store credit and was surprised and the girl at the desk snapped at me for not knowing. if you're in retail and lack customer service skills you shouldn't be in retail.

Sophie was so kind and helpful with a return. It's the small gestures that set this local business…read moreapart and I will always feel good about spending my money here! Always on trend and were packed with styles AND sizes this visit

No mirrors in individual fitting rooms! They make you come out into this huge shared space where…read morethe employees don't leave you alone and want to keep asking you how you like every single thing you put on. Immensely awkward and unpleasant experience. Also the largest size they carry is a 12 and it runs very small.

I ordered a clothing item from the online website that didn't end up working out for me and decided…read moreto return it in-store at the Southpark location since I remembered that location opened not too long ago in Charlotte. I have bought multiple items from Aritzia before online and at the location in Atlanta and have never had any bad experiences. At the Atlanta location I was always greeted walking in and leaving and the employees were always kind and offered help if needed. I can't say that about this location unfortunately. I walked in and was not greeted by anyone even though two employees were standing near the door. I wasn't too bothered by that at first though and went to the register until I noticed another customer walking in and them immediately greeting her as she came in. Once I was at the register, the employee who was there didn't greet me either nor directed me to which register to go to and had a blank expression on her face. After I returned my item, I decided to walk around and see if they had anything else before I left. I found a top and continued walking around the store before I went to the dressing rooms to try it on. While I was still looking around at some of the clothes, a woman came in with her child in a stroller who was screaming. Instead of trying to ignore the sound and make light of the situation, about 4 or 5 of the employees went and huddled together at the other side of the store talking amongst themselves and staring at the woman and her toddler. Before I went to the dressing room I was looking at another item and an employee was walking past me. I looked at her and smiled and said hi since we were close near each other and she too, just like the employee at the register, had an uninterested look on her face. She replied "hey" to me as well but didn't even make eye contact with me while saying it. The only employee who was helpful at all was the employee in the dressing room. When I was leaving, the two employees standing near the exit said goodbye to the woman who left not too long before me, but again, did not say anything to me when I was leaving. However, when leaving I noticed two other customers walking in and they greeted them and even complimented one of their outfits. I do not want to insinuate or assume that the employees only interact with a certain type of customer based on looks/appearance or etc., but I know that I will not be shopping at the Aritzia Southpark location again.

This was recommended in a Best of Charlotte feature magazine for shopping experiences. It is…read morelocated in the same plaza as Barnes and Noble and E. Martini, with a small lot in front of the boutique. You shouldn't have too much trouble finding parking. The shop offers a beautiful selection of upscale designer clothing from Gucci, Saint Laurent, Sacai, and others. Everything was arranged by colors. Clothes are toward the front with accessories in the center and back, shoes in the far right corner. Staff were gracious and friendly. They left me alone to shop on my own, but they were there to answer questions and help in any way. I visited during the summer when some items were on sale. I tried on a stunning pleated skirt that was about 40-40% off. Still pricey, but it was fun to try on. I didn't walk out with anything in hand, but I would come back to see what was new.

If you want to avoid the crowds at the mall and want to find a place that has a more of a…read morepersonalized feel, this is the place! I have always wanted to check this place out, after entering into the store, I smelled something expensive. I fell in love with one of their YSL blue hand clutch, that was to die for -- but cannot afford it. They carry Celine bags, not readily carried at Neiman's. Their shoe selections were good, my friend and I loved their Givenchy white stilettos with the zipper rim that was $650. If I had the money, yes I would shop here. I give it four stars, because the selections they had were actually nice, the place is clean and spacious, and upstairs (Poole Shop) had contemporary clothing, jewelry, candles/lotions, and sale selections that we ended up getting (green tank $19 and organic light beige for $49)! Clothing for the win!

Reasonably priced and very cute stuff! I've gotten some of my favorite sweaters and dresses hereread more

I walked into the store and 3 women were standing together. I had to walk around them so I assumed…read morethey were together shopping. Actually they were employees! They didn't greet me or even look my way. As I was browsing , the older woman of the 3 walked by and didn't "hello" or "may I help you?". This is not a place that deserves your business if they can't even be pleasant or acknowledge that you are even in the store. It's not even worth giving one star.

Where do I begin. No one speaks when you enter. Unless your skin tone is white. I went to look at…read morejewelry and a lady who works there was peeping at me over the jewelry rack. The lady next to me who was putting socks away didn't speak. Just looking at every item that I touched. I can guarantee you I make more money than them in one day. So stealing is not an option for me. Outside of that. The stuff is cheesy, very trendy. No originality. Seen it on a million ig pages

I have mixed emotions about this place. I walk past it EVERY day on the way to work and I eyeball…read morethe items in the windows. If it's cute...I make a mental note....if I gasp...I'll walk in and usually will not purchase because they won't have my size. grr. I have to get a dress in a size large in everything so it won't look like a micro mini on my long legs. And Larges tend to fly off the shelves. Lets face it....I'm not 20 anymore and I shouldn't be in a micro anything. I'm all woman..hear me roar. I think this location is a little bit "hipper" than the other location that is in the South Park area next to WS. That location has some of the same pieces but I've been in there and the items would def appeal to the older crowd (40's) and then made mid 20s. Today..... Uptown location made me proud. I had my eye on a Chevron Black and White LONG maxi skirt that was at another boutique in dilworth. I called them and they sold out in about a week. *tears* of sadness. Oh WAIT...I thought to myself...I think Ivy & Leo had the same skirt....I'll check on Monday. Walked in today with a coworker and I couldn't find it on the rack. *tears of sadness* I browse the sale rack as I morn in silence. My coworker said "is this it". A light from heaven shown down with all it's glory as she held up my beloved chevron black and white maxi skirt. "YES" and I snatched it. Thank the good Lord it was a large. I would have probably bought it anyway if it were a small and squeezed my thick'um thighs in it. (Don't judge...you know you've done that before). Here's where I get irritated. I'm happy and I asked the sales girl to hold it for me as I need to go back and get my wallet. I could have sworn she rolled her eyes in her head and I politely said that I would be back...no need to worry. She just grabbed it and said "Name?" wow....someone's got the Monday blues. So I went back and the OTHER nicer girl helped me. Anyway..that's my story. Check it out. It's a trendy little place and dangerous for me as it's on my way to work....blah. I have a shopping problem.

This is a boutique in Southpark that I've visited a dozen times over the years...mostly because I…read morelove their selection of jewelry. More than any other boutique, Boem seems to have the most variety of big, bold necklaces...exotic tribal styles, statement pieces, etc.etc. You're sure to find something cute (in apparel or accessories) during your excursion here. I found some of their clothing way overpriced...a ballpark of $200 for some of their tops (even T-Shirts!), for instance. Jewelry isn't cheap either, but relatively cheaper? This is a fairly big store, with a long layout, but they have SO much stuff, it's a bit packed in...and hard to manueuver around, but only if the store is fairly crowded. They do have HUGE, private, walk-in closets though (only 3?)...so plenty of privacy. One other thing I didn't like was that on my last visit, they were playing Country-Western music...which I didn't think fit the look and style of the store at all (unless maybe it's moving in that direction?). Before that, they always played cool, more metro type music. So guess I don't love EVERYTHING about this boutique...but no matter, this is a fun, eclectic boutique...with lots of relaxed, Bohemian styles (very Californian?), which I tend to wear often. Also, like I mentioned, a great selection of chunky necklaces!

I rarely write reviews so this is difficult for me but everyone I've come in the employees have…read morebeen so rude. I have given them several chances over the years, and truly have never felt more uncomfortable or like my presence was an inconvenience. Clothes are nice and quality but won't be supporting.

My favorite boutique! I ran into it after leaving the movie theater and fell in love .It's…read moredefinitely one of Charlotte's hidden treasures.

This cute Boutique has been around for a while. My sister was in from New York last week. After…read moregoing to the movies, I suggested we go there. She admired many of this store's cute pieces "through the window." However, whenever we stopped by during her visit the store was closed. My sister returned back to New York and I promised her I would go back soon to perhaps get what she admired through the window. When I left for work it is closed, when I got home it was closed. Today, I made a trip just to go there on Saturday and the door said open at 12:00 pm daily, but it was 12:45 pm and still closed. I am just very disappointed in my many attempts to shop there. I can truly say that from "the window" I saw the cutest dresses that many women would love!!! : - ) But in closing, if you are not local and making a special trip, perhaps you should CALL FIRST before you go!