I have been coming to the Clothing Center for over 15 years. From renting my first tuxedo for high…read moreschool prom to selecting my custom-made suit for my wedding, these guys never disappoint. I highly recommend this spot if you're searching for high-value clothing with a personalized touch! Also, shout out to Aayush and Charlie who were very accomodating during my visit!

Very disappointing. I was looking for ready to wear items and was unable to find the color and…read morematerial that I wanted. I asked the manager to order them for me, expecting a follow up on cost, delivery date, etc. instead I received the run around where he wasn't available to take a call or return one and was finally told that they were ordered and coming in shortly. I then received a call that the items I wanted were being discontinued and I could browse other items they received instead. A quick call to the manufacturer dispelled this as a lie- the pants were regular stock items and available in the size/style/color that I wanted. Seriously folks?!?

Stopped by the Macy's Clearance Center in East Brunswick, NJ and was seriously impressed. The deals…read moreare outstanding -- racks and racks of brand names at prices that make you do a double take. If you're willing to browse a bit, you'll absolutely score. The store was organized for a clearance center, staff was helpful when needed, (was assisted at fitting area and walked to Men's room by a staff member); checkout was smooth. Found amazing discounts on clothing and accessories that would've cost so much more at regular retail. If you love a good bargain and the thrill of the hunt, this place is a good stop!

It is what it is. A mishmash of remnant clothing that went unsold in their frontline stores…read more Merchandise is certainly strewn with sizes mixed in making this last chance saloon very much of a needle in a haystack mission. If you've got the time and a little elbow grease, have at it, you might find something. The scary thing is, it's only marginally messier than your typical Macy's. Maybe therein lies the problem for the entire chain.

I really like this store. The store sells a great variety of clothing to buy. They have a great…read morevariety of things to buy for both men and women, which makes it a great treat. It isn't hugely staffed, but it is decent enough for a store in the mall. Most of their clothes actually fit me as well. I come out of most clothing stores disappointed, because they barely have any clothes that fit me, or that are too expensive. Here, it's neither of these. This is why it makes it my new favorite store.

I wore a lot of American Eagle clothing in high school, and was always able to find great deals at…read morethis store. Right now, they have an additional 60% off clearance sale! Now, I still enjoy frequenting this store to buy accessories. Their hairbands are super cute, and are rather comfortable as well. Their jewelry is also unique and pretty. I always get compliments on the statement necklaces I have purchased there, and the bracelets fit petite wrists. The staff is very nice and helpful, and you'll never feel like you're bothering them when you ask them for help or ask for a dressing room. Sign up for their American Eagle loyalty card, and they'll send you great coupons in the mail once you've spent a certain amount of money!

This is a nice large store with a big selection for men and women. The store is dark inside, but is…read moreeasy to find your way around. I don't personally like getting clothing here. They have great brand clothing in the store, but it's a little pricey, despite they have great deals. The store to me is a little run down, with the floor a little bit uneven. The flooring has a lot of bumps inside. You'll understand what I mean when you go here. Fun atmosphere. I would like something else beside clothes with the brand on them.

This is a specialty store for weird teenaged kids. Primarily they sell shoes. They are overpriced…read moreand have a very odd stock.

EAST BRUNSWICK: Brunswick Square mall recently became pet friendly and we love that you can shop…read moreindoors with your dog! Dogs must be leashed, and of course, be respectful of merchandise and be sure to take your pup outside for bathroom breaks. The mall is small enough to easily go outside to the parking lot. Individual stores have their own policies, so check with a staff member before you go in. We stopped by to get lunch and enjoyed the outdoor patios of both The Twisted Crab and Bar Louie. We popped into GameStop, Bath & Body Works, Auntie Anne's Pretzels, and Panera Bread has an outdoor patio for the pups! In addition to shopping at some great stores and eating at some nice restaurants, you can use the mall as a convenient place to take your dog for an indoor walk. The mall hosts events too, so take a look at their website/social media for current happenings.

This mall has seen better days. You kinda feel like you're back in the 80s/early 90s walking around…read morethis place. It's got that dated feeling in there. Macys and JCPenney are magically still around as the anchors. There are some stores, but nothing really to keep you coming back here. I mean, unless Express Factory Store is your forte. I'm not sure what will save the mall at this point, but it seems like some restaurants are keeping afloat here. There's a Panera, a Bar Louie, a Barnes and Noble, Red Robin..... The location is kinda tough. Just a lot of traffic, so it's a bit of a pain for someone like me to get there. In the same amount of time I spend on Route 18, I could easily be at Menlo Park Pall or even Quaker Bridge Mall.

These stores are always hit and miss and if you run into a distracted employee to boot you were in…read morefor a long day. However... as a business proposition they're brilliant. Foot Locker was the deathbed invention of a desperate five and dime retailer Woolworth's to stay afloat and solvent. Against all odds the hail mary gambit worked yielding the mall-based sneaker emporium and a 2.3 billion dollar cash offer from Dick's. Foot Locker was always a middling retailer but I'm kinda sad Woolworth's is finally gone. Not a bad 150 year run. Five enduring stars.

New Assistant Manager, Naya, thinks it's professional to have personal conversations on her cell…read morephone's speaker phone behind the cash register in the presence of customers. The person she was speaking with was using profanity and to make matters worse, he used the "N" word. When I approached her about it; she told me the person she was speaking to was Black. Am I being punked?

Probably one of the worst stores I've been in. Needed to use restroom, which is locked and you have…read moreto get "security" to open the door. Apparently I disturbed him looking at his phone because he told me someone else is back there. I told him I just came from the back and no one was there. He brings back there and lets me in and of course there's no toilet paper so that was a waste. When I leave the store, I tell him and he just looks at me like I have 10 heads. Store is gross, "security", if you can call him that are useless. Never saw security who wears Ugg slippers

So my friend was promised a job and then told to wait for a email with information about the…read moreposition. 2 days past, she gets nothing . Three days passed.. still nothing . She texts the manager ( he gave her his digits) and he replies two days later stating that they were still hiring and he dint even know that the website wasn't closed yet for the interview appointments . So my friend waited another 3 days and still no email. She then calls the store and ask if everything was ok and if she needed to do a future follow up with the manager . No luck. 2 more days pass and she finally gets a email stating she was skipped over . Ummmm, you promised my friend a position and then tell her to wait 2-3 days for a email when you clearly knew it was a denial and an acceptance. She waited over 1.5 weeks for a email that YOU were never going to send . Pathetic of a business to bait and switch

Although Chaz is known for formal wear sales and rentals, I needed a suit on the fly and didn't…read morewant to deal with the assembly line nature of most suit warehouses that will sell you six suits for $100 and then charge 20x that in alterations. Basically, theirs is the Gillette business model where the handle is free but don't ask about the cost of the blades. The suit looks great, the service was professional and I'm not stuck with five extra suits from Italian designers that I've never heard of. Ginzo Jabroni just doesn't ring a bell. Five easy stars for Chaz.

Very easy and quick tuxedo rental service for my son's prom. Service from the staff was great!read more

Has reasonably priced outfits for women here with my sister. She had looked previously in India for…read moreoutfits. Styles are comparable to India so has the latest styles. Just limited in how much they can carry here versus India. And its wholesale so first come first serve dont have the same piece twice.

Awesome service. Very reasonable prices. I didn't dnd up buying anything but the ladies were…read morereally nice and offered up suggestions very helpful. Varying sizes available