This boutique is great! I went in to browse one day after my sister and I got our nails done. I…read morelike the style of clothes they carry. I found the cutest one shoulder dress in there for a baby shower recently. I definitely will be coming back to shop and buy more items for my wardrobe and accessories.

From the owner: "Mainstream Boutique The Woodlands is a locally owned boutique with all the latest trends for women…read moreof all ages. We get new arrivals daily and have stylists on hand to help you walk away looking and feeling your best! Stop in for a style session and to pick up new fashions to help you walk through your day with confidence. We have an excellent REWARDS Program where you receive 25% off any purchase for every $500 you spend."

My dad needed a new suit so we went here. Prices were ok but he still didn't feel they were low…read moreenough. My kid wanted some jeans but these too were kinda expensive imho. Welp, off to JcPennys!

I don't know about you but sometimes I just shop to quiet my mind. On this visit that was my…read morepurpose. I really didn't "need" anything so I lucked out when I found a few of my "favorite things". Nest candle? Yes please! L'Occitane shower gel? Get in my basket! Some sparkly hair accessories? A must have for NYEve! But the clothes selection? Yikes? They looked like a bunch of dirty rags. Honestly the selection was crap. And anything that looked decent was too pricey. So this was disappointing. I did see some All Saints but it was just a ratty old looking boring black top in xxs. The shoes had a better selection, but nothing I had to have for the price. Overall, I've never found any great clothing items, but accessories, homeware and men's dress shoes are about the only things I buy here. Buyyyyyyy bye!

The store has so many different dresses and styles, but what makes the store top notch is the gem,…read moreMichelle! She is so wonderful and patient. As soon as my daughter and I walked in, shopping for my MOB dress, she greeted us with a warm smile and asked how she could help us. I told her what I thought I was looking for and she found dresses that she knew would look good on me and make me feel special. We walked in as customers and left as friends. I will recommend this store to everyone, because Michelle makes it special!

I went prom dress shopping with my dad (single father) and I found the perfect dress. I'm very…read morehappy with the dress itself, but the experience wasn't great. Since my dad wasn't allowed near the fitting rooms (which I understand) I expected staff assistance but I had to ask for help multiple times because I was alone. I was told to "hang on" and was never returned to. When I asked my dad for help he was quickly told to leave the area. He also wasn't welcomed in the main waiting area, so I couldn't show him my dress on the stage like other girls were able to do. I had to show him separately. I believe the store could be more welcoming and supportive of father-daughter pairs. We just wanted to share the same special experience as everyone else. Despite this we still purchased a dress because I loved it.

Incompetent is an understatement. Miss ma'am did not check the shoebox before handing it to me, I…read morewent home with a pair of shoes THREE sizes too small, much like the Grinches heart. Did you secretly want the fives for yourself? Unacceptable.

Going to Dillard's Men's Department is like treasure hunting, sometimes you find quality treasures…read moreand sometimes it is Fool's gold. As I was searching for some decent quality sale items I stumbled upon this gem. I have never heard of Alton Lane and the fabric of this piece caught my attention as well as the design of the tie. As we passed by and doubled back after looking at other clothing we waited for someone to assist us yet alas the person in that department was busy and the gentlemen closest to him was "arranging clothing" so we went to another department and asked the salesperson "John" about the items. It was not his department but he asked what I was looking for and proceeded to try and locate the tie on the sales floor. We could not find it so we went back to the display and Guess what? If you know about Robert Graham no two pieces of clothing are similar. They are eclectic and unique so much appreciation and BIG Thanks John for the tie. "Knowledge, Wisdom, Truth"

Since purchasing our house I've been on a consignment/vintage kick. Vintage doors, hardware,…read morefurniture, and pre-loved favorites have been my jam. Lucky for me, this spot is truly a consignment gem. Don't judge a book by its cover, the interior of this place is pretty sizable, and bonus, the prices are pretty solid. Additionally, the quality of their furniture is great. It is quite literally everywhere you look. Light fixtures are hung above your head, seating options are displayed everywhere and art paints the walls. Headboards, tables, unique seating, prints, patio furniture, and even jewelry, they have quite a selection. That being said, the only feedback I'd have is better attention to customer service. I think I was acknowledged once, if that. That acknowledgement was a glance, and a response to my "good morning". I'd love to be welcomed into the store, a nice hello, and a check in while shopping, but everyone has off days and it's possible that I experienced a one off. Given the stacked furniture, I think they've outgrown their current warehouse space, which is not their fault, but it can make it a bit difficult to see and appreciate all of their offerings. I can't wait for them to expand to a larger space, but for now, I'm very happy that they're part of the neighborhood.

First of all, there is a mediocre selection of items to choose from. The quality is awful, from…read morescratches that are not disclosed, to fabric having burns and stains. The most discerning thing about this store, is the rude, disrespectful, negative, and judgmental attitude from the employees. These are (very) grown women and I wouldn't even give them the courtesy of saying they had customer service. They are the opposite of what you want your company to convey. Do better.

No wonder this place is going out of business. All of these signs made me feel like I was being…read morethreatened by management and I did nothing wrong.

I've been shopping at Upscale for many years now, I have told many of my friends and co-workers…read moreabout the great deals and cute clothes that they sell. After this week, I will never step foot in this store. This started on Tuesday night, I looked online to see what time they closed and it said 8PM. I got off of work and walked in around 7:10, started to browse and saw an outfit on the wall that I needed, I asked an older woman working there if she could get it down for me and she did. She went back to sweeping the store in a hurry, and as she was sweeping I over heard her telling another customer that was with her daughter that one of her associates "didn't show up to work today and that she was having to close the store down at 7:30 today." As I'm still browsing she abruptly approached me and asked "Are you going to buy? Because I'm closing at 7:30." I told her I would buy it if it fits, and that I needed to try it on. So she lead me to the dressing room and I tried it on. While I was trying it on, she was rushing the other woman as well, and the customer told her that she had driven here all the way from Humble, she clearly was not happy either. The outfit was too small, so I ended up leaving. I didn't get too upset because from my understanding this woman was probably short handed and I just planned to return the next day. Although the manner this woman approached me was very unprofessional. Wednesday evening, around 7:15 PM again, I walked in and saw the same older woman working and another younger girl working. I thought to myself, good now I can shop without being rushed. I make my rounds and picked out a few things to try on, and asked the younger girl if she could get me a bigger size on the same outfit that was hanging on the wall, as she's doing so, I tell her that I was in the night before and I was basically rushed out by that older woman because she was closing the store down at 7:30. She didn't really react to it and just said "Yeah we always close the dressing rooms at 7:30 so that we can get out of here right at 8PM." I'm thinking to myself, wow. I've never heard of a clothing store that closes the dressing room early, only to benefit the people working there. I mean working retail, you close at a certain time, and that means the dressing room too? Am I wrong? So I continue to look and here comes the older woman again, telling me "Are you buying?! because we close the dressing room at 7:30." At this point I'm pissed. I tell her, "Look you did this to me yesterday, and I came back today, your sign on the front door says you close at 8PM. I've shopped here for many years and I've never known anything about you not allowing people to try on clothes at a certain time." She snapped back at me and pointed to a small hand written piece of paper taped on the wall near the dressing room that said something about them closing it at 7:30. Then she said "You must not shop here that much if you didn't know, there's a sign right there, and smirked and just kept pointing at the paper." She blew me off, she was extremely rude and disrespectful to me. So I go inside of the dressing room and I'm so upset that I didn't even bother to try on the clothes and told my daughter let's just leave. I kept my cool and left, I took a picture of the entrance door. What gets me is their return policy, even if you have a receipt you can NOT return or exchange a dress if you buy it. Which means if I walk in there at 7:35 and I'm not allowed to try it on, if I go home and it doesn't fit me, I'm screwed out of my money. Someone explain to me how fair that is to a consumer? It just doesn't make sense. I'm not the type of person to ever linger around shopping after a store closes either because I've worked retail for over 15 years and I know how frustrating that can be. To me this is just bad business. We are the ones keeping that business open by purchasing their clothes, but if they continue to have this type of outlook on running a business, it's not going to last. She was beyond rude, no sense of what customer service is. I had an encounter a few months ago with another older thinner woman working there that was chewing out one of her employees in front of customers and that was very unprofessional as well. I don't know if anything can even be done by my complaining, since it might be privately owned. But I will say that I do NOT recommend anyone spending their money there. I much rather take my business elsewhere. That's a nice shopping center and they shouldn't treat customers that way.

Brandon was great! Fitted me perfectly, even went out of his way to assist me in ensuring the fit…read moreonce my tux arrived.

I paid ~$300, rented a tuxedo from them, and returned it the day after the wedding. Their…read moreinstructions said to peel the old label because there was another label for returning the package, and I did so according to that. Now, after 3 weeks, I see a $225 charge on my credit card because the package has been stuck in FedEx. I contacted Black Tux, and they told me they will not give me my $225 unless the package is delivered to them. It is just frustrating. The same issue has happened to my 2 other friends in the same event that had ordered tuxedos from the Black Tux, and they had charges on their credit cards after the event because the package was not delivered to Black Tux by the shipping company. Update: After I posted this review, they contacted me and removed the charge from my credit card account. Therefore, I bumped up their rating here. However, I wish they had done this before I had to spend a lot of time communicating with them, researching online, posting reviews for them, etc.

Bought a bunch of clothes yesterday! First time there and thought the prices were great and the…read morelady was so helpful! Will be back to check out the shoes!

When I asked if they sold anything bigger than a 14 I was corrected that it was in most cases a…read moresize 12. I told the woman working that it was unfortunate that the shop didn't carry larger sizes. I was told that she had found that larger size women did not want to pay the higher prices which I found incredibly rude and elitist. I pointed out to this woman that just the Shaw I had on cost $180 in San Antonio and that larger women I knew had money to burn. She asked me where we shopped as if she didn't believe me and made it clear that I was not her demographic. What a horrible experience!