We popped into Tommy Hilfiger on our recent trip to the outlets in search of casual/upscale…read moreclothing for an upcoming event. The store was overwhelming in stock, as there was stuff everywhere...but it is an outlet store, so it made sense. I have not stepped foot in a Tommy Hilfiger store in years, and honestly...not much has changed in the style of clothing and choices of gear they sell. In addition to the trademark style, they certainly still love their colors! Everything was too casual, so unfortunately we did not find anything that would work for us. Service was ok during the short visit inside. One staff member was folding clothes and welcomed us to the store and that was about it. Overall, I think I realized, in my short visit, that Tommy Hilfiger is not a brand that I enjoy anymore. You could not tell that to my 17 year old self, but currently, not my thing! However, I can see the allure as the prices were decent and the selection of clothing offered was good for an outlet store.

I've been here before in the past but I never found anything that fit or liked. Plus once the sales…read moreguy was super snooty just because I asked if he had anymore of the size pants I was looking for in the back...he acted like I was inconveniencing him...well excuse me for paying your salary.... I came in looking for a couple of sweaters to wear over my dress shirts for the times (actually all the time) my boss keeps the office on 30 degrees. (What is this an ice cream factory?) I wanted something not too thick like wool but not too heavy. A light cotton blend. I ended up finding a couple of them for $59.00 minus 30% off. They end up being about $45 bucks each. Not a great deal but not the worst deal. Best of all they're not black or blue which apparently I wear too much of...I am told. I bought one in raspberry and one raspberry and one in tangerine...great...now I look like a skittles commercial....taste the rainbow...

I quite like this store. If you can ever find time to go to Lenox Mall when it is not crowded…read more(like maybe a weekday morning) and go to French Connection, you get extraordinary customer service and attention - they really dote on you and keep bringing new things for you to try. Overall, the staff is very friendly and helpful, even when they are busier. I keep thinking that I am getting too old for this store. I think that might be just because I am certain that I am too old to wear "FCUK..." t-shirts (although I do still love my "Cheeky FCUK" t-shirt after all these years). But, even though I sometimes feel too old, I still go into this store and always find something that is feminine and flattering and still looks good on me. I recently bought some of my favorite jeans ever here, and I got a really great coat last winter (on sale!). I think I just really like the cut of their clothes - they always seem cut to flatter one's figure. Overall, they are pretty reasonably priced and they often have a great sales rack.

This location will be one of the 17 FCUK stores closing nationwide, and sucks to say, but I don't…read morethink I'll be missing it when it's gone. I came to the store the weekend before Christmas and it seemed like every store was having big markoffs. This store was no exception as they were offering 50% off everything in stock. There were plenty of sizes and colors in stock and the store is easy to navigate around. However, the kicker for this place is that the workers paid you absolutely no mind. As in they all just congregated around the cash wrap like a high school clique. It must suck that you all are about to lose your jobs, but hey, you're still getting paid and any sort of greeting/attention would probably make a better lasting impression on your ex loyal customers. Deuces FCUK

I went to look for an outfit for an upcoming wedding. Did check out 2 other stores before finding…read morethis gem upstairs at global mall. I had no idea what I was looking for but the auntie that helped me was so nice and had so much patience with me. She helped me try one 5 or 6 outfits before I settled on something. She definitely provided a lot of good recommendations. While some of the outfits felt pricier I think it was worth it. Would recommend if looking for an outfits for an Indian wedding as a guest.

I found my first kurta here at Ladlee, an Indian clothing store located inside Global Mall, an…read moreIndian shopping mall in Norcross, just off I-85 exit 99 (Jimmy Carter Blvd). The kurta set, shirt and pants, was $125. $132.50 after 6% sales tax. I thought this was a reasonable price for the design and quality of the kurta I got. I just wore it at an Indian baraat (groom's procession), wedding ceremony, and dinner (I wore a tux at the following day's cocktail hour, reception, and dinner). The brand of my kurta is "Sanskrit" (at least, that's what the neck tag looks like it says) and it's made in India. It's dark blue with a nice pastel floral pattern down the chest, surrounding the buttons. The ends of the sleeves have buttons too. The kurta is long and slim-fitting, and it has an inner lining. The pants are white, made of light fabric, have pockets, and stretch in the waist. I'm only 5-7 and Ladlee had plenty of styles in my short and small size. Turns out I'm a size 38 in kurtas. I opted to get my kurta pants hemmed (personal preference) by my tailor in town instead of at Ladlee because I didn't want to drive back up to Gwinnett just to pick up pants. That said, a little bunching is normal for kurta pants. My wife and I shopped at two other stores at Global Mall before choosing the kurta at Ladlee. We went into this kurta shopping experience blind. Aside from browsing websites like Kalki beforehand, we had no idea which stores were good nor exactly what kind of kurta I wanted. The other stores we visited were Rahul's Clothing and Radhika Collection. Rahul's and Radhika are on the first floor. Ladlee is on the second floor. I tried on kurtas at all three stores. The customer service at Rahul's was good, but the kurta I liked was cheap in quality, especially compared to the kurta I got at Ladlee. However, the price was cheap too ($75) so I can't knock Rahul's for that. If you're looking for the lowest price, check out Rahul's. The customer service at Radhika Collection wasn't great. All kurtas were folded, packed in plastic bags, and stacked on shelves behind the counter. This made it hard to browse. I didn't see anything I liked at Radhika. Ladlee is big and occupies two separate spaces: one for women and one for men and kids. I think Ladlee had the best selection of kurtas in my size. I tried on a couple and my wife and I quickly found the one I eventually purchased. The men and kids side was so busy that an employee offered for me to try on the kurtas on the women's side. That's where I made my purchase too. The customer service at Ladlee was great. We never felt pressured to buy. Also, while I was trying on kurtas, an employee offered to show my wife Ladlee's blouse selection, which they normally only show on weekdays because they're so busy on weekends. Check them out on Instagram @ladlee_atlanta: https://www.instagram.com/ladlee_atlanta/?hl=en

First time shopping in an Indian store and I will say it was a great experience! The ladies were so…read morehelpful and sweet. The customer service was top notch. Helpful but not pushy! They showed me a couple of extra dresses after they saw what I was drawn to. They had some very beautiful choices, and it wasn't easy to pick which dress I wanted. I would definitely come to this store if you are looking for a formal Indian dress.

Needed outfits for a wedding and came across them on Google. They were extremely friendly and…read morehelped me pick out several outfits and jewelry pieces to go with the outfits. The prices were cheaper than I thought they'd be, I'd come here if you need an outfit for an Indian wedding or special occasion.

This shop is a hidden gem. This place sits on the side of a shopping center and can be hard to spot…read morefrom the street, but they are the best. Texas Sari Sapne is a huge selection of Indian party wear clothing and utensil store. Here you will find all kinds of Sarees, Salwar Khameez, Lehangas, Kurtis, Mens Kurta Pajamas, Mens Sherwanis and more. They also carry a huge selection of 220v electronics, travel luggage, perfumes, adopters, cell phones and other kitchen appliances. The shop owner and the lady employee were great to work with as they are very helpful in getting what you are looking for. If you have any minor alterations, they will do at the store itself. They even offer tailoring services if needed. The prices are very reasonable and affordable. Free parking is available in and around the store. I would recommend this store to anyone and definitely will visit this shop again soon.

Travelin' man and I were scheduled to attend an all-day, Indian wedding on Sunday, and the day…read morebefore I asked him what I was supposed to wear. He pulls out the schedule of activities and reads off "Semi-formal or Indian." Hmmmm...we called up a couple of our Indian friends to make sure we wouldn't be offending anyone if we showed up decked out in traditional garb and, once we got the thumbs up, ventured out to see what we could come up with! My mother actually recommended this shop - she loves the colors and sparkles of Indian clothing - that is found next to Chat Patti near the N. Druid Hills and Briarcliff Target. I had initially planned to get a sari, but the saleswoman steered me toward a salwaar kameez (dress with matching pants) after warning me that attempting to wrap the sari on my own could prove to be more challenging than understanding the Lost finale. Clothing sizes vary from US clothes, so be sure to grab a wide range to try on and get the feel for the sizing before you get your heart set on any specific outfit. With some assistance, I started out with a few that made me look like a dowdy mother of the bride, followed by a few that were cut so skimpily in the front that they were practically obscene. Eventually I found the perfect fit in a gorgeous purple/fuschia number with elaborate beading on the bust. Inspired by my clear affinity for wearing Indian clothing (or perhaps the realization that wider range of options = greater potential for sales), my saleslady relented on the sari issue, picked out a gorgeous burgundy and gold number, and showed me twice (I assisted the second time) how to wrap it. I almost remembered how to do it myself (many thanks to Youtube for thre refresher course!) later! The people in the store assured me that if I was really in a bind, anyone at the wedding would be happy to assist me, although I imagine it would have caused an interesting stir if I had marched into the reception with my sari half-wrapped... I ended up getting both outfits - salwar kameez for the morning ceremony and lunch and the sari for the evening reception, and travelin' man got a traditional outfit for the morning as well. We even got a discount, although I am sure our price was still twice as much as what would have been offered to Desi customers. Although I felt somewhat self-conscious when I first arrived and started poking around, being the only non-Indian in the store, by the time I left I felt like part of the family. So don't be afraid to ask for help! And give yourself time to really dig around - there are so many colors, patterns, beading, etc. that every outfit in the store is truly unique. You'll want to be able to take your time as you sort through all of the different options.