Nordstrom Rack is a great place to go and find what the store Nordstrom offers but at semi…read morediscounted prices. I think it's important to note that when you go in here, you're not gonna find really cheap prices. The prices are still up there. They're just a little bit less than you will find in the actually Nordstrom store and/or Nordstrom online. For me, the main reason I like Nordstrom Rack is their selection of shoes. They have a really big selection of shoes, particularly tennis shoes. They truly have a large amount of all of the name brands. And again, at semi discounted price prices. They're not cheap, but they are below what you would have to pay at the regular Nordstrom stores or most other sporting goods retailers. In terms of clothing, they have a lot of it. They have both a large selection of men and women's clothing. It's truly a vast amount. I don't usually find clothes that catch my eye at this store, but my wife always seems to find something. So, that may let you know of the mindset of the people who shop here. For men, they have a nice selection of suits, sport coats, slacks, and dress shirts. But, they're not exceptionally good deals. Personally, I prefer to go into a shop that is more devoted to those things when I buy such items. For my wife, however, she commonly finds nice dresses, tops, and also, shoes. She too, is a big fan of their shoe department. The one thing I will say is that if you want to get a nice pair of Doc Martens, this is a great place to buy them. They seem to discount Doc Martin's more than they do their other name brand shoes. This is just something to think about. Overall, if you want some high-end clothing, and/or shoes, and/or jewelry, and/or a little bit of anything else that Norstrom offers, this is a good place to purchase it.

It's a good store with the potential for some really good finds, but they do make you feel a bit…read morelike you're a criminal in there. I went to the dressing room and the attendant asking me how many items I had, I told them, and they stopped and made me let them count and leave the pack of socks I was carrying on the counter. Someone else took the socks while I was in the room. Next, I wanted some cologne. Took awhile to find someone to open the lock box where they keep it, and they looked at me like I wasn't making sense when I asked for cologne. When I tried to carry it up to go check out, they snatched it out of my hand and carried it straight to the register. Just a bit odd to treat paying customers like they're expecting you to rob them. It will probably make me stick to ordering from the online store in the future.

Closes on random days because of staff shortages but no way to know when. Order online ai guess.read more

I brought my 90 year old Father into the store and we were very impressed. Scott helped my father…read moreand mother negotiate the stores layout and find the perfect belt and pants that fit his body and taste. The selection , music and service was much to my fathers taste and comfort. We found him a new store/home.

This Macy's is an anchor store for the Hilldale Shopping Center and for the most part, is your…read morestandard Macy's location. We have popped in a few times when dining nearby and the experience with service, or lack thereof unfortunately, is fairly consistent. We spent close to 10 minutes wandering around and not once were we greeted or acknowledged, and we actually needed help. Finding someone was a bit tough too. The store is always well stocked, clean and in good condition. No issues there. Pricing is standard for a Macy's. Not a lot of discounts or sales on the major brands. Overall, it's a Macy's. There for when the need arises. This location is a solid 2.5 for me.

We've been stopping in at this Macy's for the last few years whenever we grab lunch across the…read morestreet. The store condition has declined so much this past year and I'm not sure we will return. For their high prices, the store is in considerable disarray. We chiefly go to look at shoes, and it has been consistently an absolute mess in the shoe section, with high price tags for cheap merchandise that is scattered and strewn about. You have to step over open boxes, sizes are not in the correct place, and I've never seen an employee in the shoe section. This past week, we went to look at dresses and there was no signage and very limited availability of any formal dresses for plus size women -- and this is Wisconsin... We went to the "Last Chance" upstairs clearance section and it was worse than the shoe section. Tripping hazards on the floor, items strewn about and disorganized, shelves looked like they'd been looted. This seems to be a store wide problem and we just left without buying anything.

I was impressed by the large selection of men's athletic shoes, at great prices! I'd just seen…read moreacross the lot at Dick's Sporting Goods where the cheapest tennis shoes were nearly $100 and most were $120-150! I passed on those and found the perfect pair on sale at Kohl's for just $29! I picked up some sports t-shirts for $19, too. So much cheaper than Dick's. The lady at the self check-out was helpful and friendly.

My husband and kids got me several maternity dresses from Kohls for Mother's Day 2025. Because I…read moream eleventy-million weeks pregnant, the dresses were all about a size too small to accommodate my growing belly--so I took all three dresses back to Kohls just a couple of days later in hopes to exchange them for store credit so that I could size up. As they were a gift, I did not have the card that was used to purchase the items, nor did I have a receipt. I figured it would be ok because the dresses still had all their tags on, they were purchased mere days prior, clearly had never been worn, and I was simply requesting store credit (not cash or anything). So, I hauled my giant, tired, pregnant self over to Kohls with my toddler in tow just to exchange these damn dresses. I was asked to give a phone number, email, and my state-issued drivers license. I freely gave this information. Then, the woman working there told me that without a receipt, they could only issue half-store credit. So, if I wanted to return the dresses, valued at around $100 for all three, for store credit, I would only get $50 store credit. Engage internal Karen mode. I ended up calmly and quietly just saying, " ok, I'll go home and find the receipt and bring them back for a full refund"...which I fully intend to do, this evening. And then, instead of keeping my money within that same store via store credit/exchange as I initially intended, I will walk out, spend the entire amount elsewhere, and probably never go to Kohl's again, as the vibe, price point, and shockingly worsening customer service leave so much to be desired. I understand that there could be a situation in which someone steals clothing, leaves the tags on, and then tries to return the items for cash....that probably happens all the time. I am sure this policy is an attempt to address that. However, it seems misapplied and misguided to use this policy against someone who is trying to exchange recently purchased, brand new, items for store credit. (Especially when the customer doing so gladly presents their government-issued photo ID and it is a couple of days after a national gift-giving holiday) Now though, I have to go through the hassle of going to Kohls all over again, taking another hour out of my day, in order to rectify something that should already have been fixed in like 5 minutes. And now, instead of just keeping my money within the store, I am taking it all elsewhere. Seems like a really stupid policy. I get that we live in a low-trust society, where theft is rampant. Despite this, I still don't have to patronize businesses that default treat all their customers with suspicion. For years, the selection and prices at Kohls had been mid, at best. The main reason to go to Kohls was always that they had great customer service and a stellar return policy. If that's no longer the case, and it seems to be, then I have no reason to go. Also, Kohls cash is now excluded for any sort of "premium" brands that they carry (Nike, Sephora, etc) so that sucks too. I see Kohls going the way of Sears...once they piss off the Midwestern moms and grandmas, their core clientele, the end is near.

Men's Warehouse employee Mel, at 7874 Mineral Point Rd, Madison WI 53717... THANK YOU!…read more I have NEVER worn a suit, am 54yrs old and clueless. Needed a suit for my son's wedding. I went into The Madison West store and Mel held my hand (not literally), answered all my questions, and got me everything I needed. Explaining why the one that felt a little wrong looked much better, which is what I NEEDED him to do. I know there are all kinds of rules about how a suit should fit, I did research and was looking at their 2 most expensive suits before I walked in, as they were closest to all wool. I'm overweight and I ALWAYS buy baggy loose-fitting clothes because I hate tight clothes. I NEEDED to be steered in the correct direction, and Mel did that, He was GREAT! I don't complain or complement unless it's extreme. I usually handle everything myself, but this was outside my area of knowledge... fashion, lol. I DESPISE clothes shopping! This was SO MUCH EASIER thanks to Mel!

We had a very good experience getting my son fitted for a suit for prom. Last minute, Kyle took his…read moretime time to help us find a great suit without making us feel rushed or pressured. Kid looked great. We were happy.

Hey, I'm not skinny for California, but I AM skinny for Wisconsin!…read more I was recently reminded of how much I love these guys and their clothing company. I always get smiles when I wear my "Wisconsin Skinny" t-shirt. I'm a curvy girl, so the label is fitting. Clothing quality is good. When I ordered a t-shirt, they threw in another basic logo shirt along with bumper stickers. I was surprised by the bonus t-shirt, and actually wear that one more than the one I ordered. I guess sometimes you end up loving the thing you didn't even know was out there! It's nice when these things fall in your lap. A happy accident. Serendipity.

We have used this service twice for my husband. Once he hand tailored shirts and a suit. Perfect!…read moreNext was pants and they did an amazing job! Love them.

I have spent $ 1200 dollars for custom suits and Shirts, the suits are great no complaints, however…read morethe shirts!!! the material he sold me on is NOT GOOD at all they do NOT wash well they wrinkle really bad if you go there Make Sure you take the material you want so the can match the wrinkle free material. I agree with others saying the guy was nice however niceness does not take the cake for that kind of money BTW my name is Peter Canfield

Don't go in here expecting to be greeted. Or helped. Or acknowledged. All the associates gather by…read morethe cash wrap & only help if you ask. God forbid you return something. Basically, I go here to try on the clothes I like & then buy it online. I would rather wait for a package than to give them my business. I am not sure if they just don't greet me? I've come in here several times, since I do trust the brand; & I've experimented with dressing myself differently to see if that changes things. It doesn't. I don't feel like I have to buy things from the store for me to gain a reputation in order to receive a greeting upon entrance. This isn't Hermes. I'll keep coming here for the sole purpose to try-on the things I plan to buy online.

I would give fewer stars if I could. I am disgusted with their policy of putting non- sale items…read moredeliberately on racks marked with 40% signs. I am aware that customers may at times misplace items, however this was not the case here. When I told the clerk I had gotten the item from a sale rack ( which was clearly visible from the checkout counter with a big 40% off sign and several other of the identical items I desired to purchase hanging there) she said " that item is not on sale". She conceded that it was, in fact, hanging on a rack with a large sale sign, but stated " we like to mix the sale merchandise with the non sale merchandise so you have a selection' WHAT!?!?! This type of false advertising defies retail convention, and is misleading at best and flagrantly deceptive at worst. For shame Banana Republic!