This is a super cute boutique near DSW in Perry Crossing. It's locally owned by a mother and…read moredaughter. They have a nice selection of casual clothing like jeans, fun tops, shoes and accessories. I found an awesome light corduroy dress that will be perfect over leggings. Staff are very friendly and helpful. Checkout their website as well for more items. Shop local!

Google says they open at noon on Sundays so I drove here. Door says it opens at 1. Waited until…read more1:40 with some other people and no one ever showed up. Great advertisement on TikTok but can't buy anything if you're not open.

I have been to this boutique so many times and I nearly always buy something. I regularly get asked…read morewhere I get these clothes from and get compliments on them. They have unique selections at affordable prices. The staff are always posting pictures of outfits on themselves which I love and they are incredibly friendly and helpful when I'm there!

I came here looking for an outfit for a job interview…read more Feeling completely overwhelmed I let the store manager (Nicole?) help me with a number of outfits; pairing things together, listening to her recommendations, etc. I'm a petite person and Ann Taylor offers an entire section dedicated to women built like me. Yay! This is quite possibly the best in-person customer service experience I have ever had. Granted I shopped during the week and the store wasn't busy, I really appreciated the care and attention I was given during a time that felt very frustrating to me. I left satisfied and with a purchase I was happy about. I got the job! I definitely recommend this location to anyone searching for work wear or extra-special customer service. Really outstanding.

Ladies were very helpful as soon as I walked into the store. All I knew was I needed business…read morecasual clothing for my new job and I'm definitely a boots and jeans girl so it was very nice to have some help putting some things together. Will definitely be shopping there in the near future.

Brick and Belle is an adorable boutique in Avon on Rockville Road behind Starbucks. They carry a…read moreterrific selection of clothing and accessories for ladies and little girls for different age groups. When I was in Friday they were in the process of switching over to fall attire. Lots of gorgeous blouses and dresses in fall colors, florals and jewel colors with sunglasses, jewelry, booties, hats, scraves and sweaters to accessorize that new outfit. I received a warm greeting as I entered the spacious shop. Since it was my first visit the young lady explained where each size group was located from small to plus sizes, and where to find different accessories. I always enjoy a store that I can go directly to my size and not waste time. Each area was organized well and easy to shop. Love the barn door dressing rooms too. A great spot where you can build a stylist outfit head-to-toe quickly or grab a few items to update an existing piece. I look forward to returning soon to browse the new items.

If you are short staffed, you should still have someone at the dressing room rooms. You have some…read morestore employees walking around doing inventory, but people are literally walking out of your store because the dressing rooms are not open. Make better choices for your customers so that we can try on the clothes and not have to walk out of the store after driving 25 minutes to get there.

Price gouging gas become insane, tiny tins of basic desserts, chocolate, toffee, easily push…read morehilariously naive prices. Despite the decent orfanizated spaces, attempts at quality brands, and friendly staff, I am trying TJ less and less past years as eBay, Asos, and even Target offer better variety, prices, and never having to wait for a surprisingly snail pace checkout.

I have been shopping at Simply Chic X 4yrs. I buy and sell both…read more Tips for potential shoppers: 1) Do not bring articles to sell on Hangers or Bags. Boxes and clothes baskets accepted. 2) Expect to pay more for purchases and get less for your items. 3) Need to leave vintage( although site says vintage) items out. Only want items 1-3 yrs old. 4) Do call before you take stuff in because they are now limited on storage and ask for what seasonal items they can handle. Tired of carrying stuff back. Requires a second trip. 5) Alternative to selling items is to take them is using Good Will. They provide with a receipt to put a value on your donation to be used as tax deduction. If in good condition I put 30-50 percent of original price. Plus they educate and provide jobs to handicap people who otherwise could not work. Fulfills my helping others needs. 6) If they are that over-crowded on space that they can not take all seasons they need to be giving excess to the area womens shelters.

I have been a customer before of Simply Chic. One of the reasons I have liked supporting them in…read morethe past, is they are local and smaller than some other stores. It's probably been 8 months or so since I was in last. I went in looking for a good pair of used blue jeans. Wow, I was shocked by the prices. One pair I found was $35 for a pair of used blue jeans. I think I found one pair for under $20. I am sorry, but I am not ok spending that much on used blue jeans. So I passed. I did look in active wear, the prices were a bit better, but not by much. I get that the store is trying to make money. For me, if I am going to pay that much. I will just spring for the new version. $20-$35 dollars for used blue jeans is ridiculous. Like I said, I wanted to support local. At this point I am looking at other options. Online, picking through goodwill, or waiting a bit and saving for brand new. As far as service goes. I can not speak on that. I didn't interact with anyone.

This store is so awkwardly set up. The women's dept. was CRAMMED full. Disorganized and confusing…read more I wandered the store looking for women's shoes. Found them all the way over past children's department. I had a few clothing items in my arms, got frustrated, put them down and walked out of store. What the heck is going on there???

I've always liked J.C. Penny's stores from the first time I walked in many, many years ago. I find…read morethis Penny's, in Plainfield, has several smaller isles and overstuffed racks in several departments. Several departments have wide isles and well marked sale areas. Of course, during the holidays everything is overcrowded for Christmas shoppers. One other problem is finding a sales associate to help who isn't behind a register regardless of the time of year. Having a sales associate approach you and offer to help seems to be a service of the past. Sad! They currently have some great clearance and sale items in the Women's department. The summer and fall clearance area is huge and it is well organized. The seasonal department was upsetting Saturday. We were looking for several specific items and was fortunate to find things we liked. The sale signs didn't make sense as we read them. The larger sale price sign noted 50% off but the smaller prices to the right noted a $60 item for $19.99 and so on. Obviously not 50% off but that was printed on the individual sale prices. Once at checkout I pointed this out and her response was lots of the sign are misprinted. Just trust the cash register prices. This wasn't what I wanted to hear since it was posted but the long line behind us kept me from discussing further. Be careful if you're going by the sale signs. I do like having a Sephora store inside Penny's. It makes it convenient to have 2 stops in one location. Most departments have a cashier so you can checkout at those areas rather than going to the larger checkout area. This saved us a great deal of time on Saturday.

I love how everything is sectionef by clothing type and designer…read more Nothong beats the Kohls cash.

Gurvene was an excellent sells person with a sweet smile. kohls is only place I buy clothe because…read morethey are well made and wide selectio. I am the clothes are not so crowde. I had a hard time getting use to the store layout but I like it now. the only thing I don't like is the music but at least it is not loud. you have hired some exce employee, thank you

When I first visited the store had been opened two weeks and the first weekend shelves and racks…read morewere thin on product. It made it very difficult to base an honest review on the content. Overall, the store carries men, woman and children's clothing, shoes, some jewelry, purses and a small selection of home goods. My second trip was as unproductive as the first. I found many bare racks and was told new shipments would arrive in a week. Guess I'll try again after they restock.

Hope was great help and great conversation! It is always nice to go into a retail store and get…read moregreat customer service!

Love this outdoor mall. Unfortunately, as everywhere, brick and mortar stores are dwindling, but…read morethere are still quite a lot of store left to peruse. Since this is an open air location, there is not food court, but plenty of restaurants at the mall as well as the surroundings. You will not go hungry here. And of course there is a movie theater and even event spaces to rent. I hope it survives the declining retail climate, because this is a very convenient location for me.

With all the time I've been spending in Hendricks and Putnam counties dealing with my father's…read morepassing, it seems inevitable that I'd find my way to The Shops at Perry Crossing. This is an outdoor shopping mall, a moving away from the traditional mall concept and yet it has its own issues (especially during winter). Like most malls, Perry Crossing has experienced some of the more traditional anchors going away. You've definitely got some of the familiar places from a traditional mall - JCPenney, Yankee Candle, Bath & Body Works, Claire's, Dick's Sporting Goods and others. Food options here? Bru Burger, El Toro, Hot Box Pizza, Schakolad Chocolate Factory, Rocket Fizz, Stone Creek Dining Company, Orange Leaf Frozen Yogurt, and Theo's Italian. There's a Barnes & Noble here. There's AMC Perry Crossing. There's a splash pad for the kiddos. There's a family restroom between Zales and Yankee Candle (also available for nursing moms). Curb cuts are solid. Accessible parking is plentiful. Because this is an open-air concept, be aware that as accessible as everything is you'll still be going from store-to-store outside for the most part. So, plan accordingly. I generally do fine here, however, for those with mobility concerns or who might require assistance it's important to remember that during inclement weather you're not really protected from the elements. Overall, I like this shopping center. Things are well labeled, well organized, and parking is pretty reasonable. While it's not my favorite Indy retail spot, I often forget how much I like it until I am here.