I was glad to see a CHICO's location here in Tyler, Texas! I moved from the Dallas area to Tyler…read morerecently. I am sad to see there is not much chat online about the store here. The last reviews posted on Yelp go back several years. I can always count on CHICO's for appropriate, classic styles that can be worn at any age (60+ for me). I feel "up to date" and stylish. The pricing has skyrocketed over the last few years, so I tend to look for the sales (smile). And why are there no comments posted since 2015??? Why? Just asking. Thanks, your consideration is greatly appreciated.

Love to wear Chico's clothing. The travelers collection always looks great and is so comfortable. I…read morecan even throw it in a suitcase and it just doesn't wrinkle. The clerks are always friendly and helpful without being pushy.

Decided to give DSW another shot! The last 6 mths my…read moreexperience with sales rep were unbelievable so inexperienced rude and obnoxious. I stop by 7/8/26 and met Chelsea Coffman she made my transaction so easy and not complicated. Gave me my reward with out a problem. She very pleasant and I was able to stay calm through it all. My experience with the older blue hair woman was very stressful and the new younger girl were rude. Seem to be a big turn over of employees. I hope DSW will continue to keep Chelsea, she's very professional and does her best to satisfy DSW customers. I always get compliments on my shoes and will continue to be a referral to DSW.

There are some bargains, but for the most part, it looks like the aftermath of a garage sale in an…read moreundesirable part of town. There is a lot of trash strewn across the parking lot. The store is crammed and stacked with all kinds of items..some stuff that has surpassed its shelf life. No order, and the staff is okay but you get the idea they are just hired help without much training. I would go there again I suppose because they do have some real bargains if you don't mind digging. The store has no curb appeal, no entry appeal either...and I am not a person that will dig through anything to save a buck. But hey..if you are, you'll love the store. Not a place for kids..too much stuff to slide, fall, and otherwise threaten the walkway. Good luck getting your squeaky cart down all the aisles.

Quality merchandise, great selection and excellent customer service. Every time I went there "just…read moreto browse" I always came home with something beautiful. I've seen a lot of resale shops before, but this one has a class.

Very nice employees clean store and always ready to help if you ask fitting rooms and tons to…read morechoose from

I absolutely love shopping at Marshall's in Tyler. Tracy and all of the ladies there are friendly…read moreand helpful. They keep the store clean and presentable at all times. When I am looking for a product they are willing to help me find what I need or what I am wanting. Great staff.

OK so I am a maxanista and so I love to go to any tjx companies.... Marshalls included. Now yes…read morethis exact location is about the messiest location ive ever been too and the bathrooms are not a place I will go back into. .. However..... I love me some marshalls! I always find great bags there and shoes! Their kitchen products are always plentiful and the bath linen's are spot on!!! I will continue to shop here and hope that one day the corporation will see the importance of cleaning their stores.

Love the store and most of the clothes. I gave 3 stars as I am a new Loft customer and am…read morefrustrated with the online sizing. Decided to shop an online final clearance sale and bought a great looking pair of shorts. When they arrived, the size 6 fit like I had on a size 12! Seriously!! I tried to return the shorts to the store and was told I could not return or exchange since they were on final markdown. Frustrated, I left. I called customer service a few weeks later mainly to ask if the sale shorts online that day were true to fit. The lady told me it looked like it, though there were mixed comments. She said it sounded like the previous shorts that I bought were defective and they would let me return them. Ordered four pair (different colors), thinking can't go wrong if I get a 4 and size 6, right? WRONG. None of them fit. Suggest NOT ordering pants or shorts off of Loft sale website. You cannot return them and their sizes are WAY off! Money wasted.

I've been to a bunch of Sephora stores . I'm glad Tyler has one . I've always been able to find…read moremost items here except particular fragrances that other Sephora stores have . It would help if they had the same availability. With that being said , they have a lovely selection of skincare and body care products that are of good quality . I wish they had multiple stores around here but happy to see it .

Love it!! Ion know what sis in the previous review was talking about!!! The staff is nice annnnnnd…read moreeven though they didn't have alot because obvi they sold out a lot of stuff they gave me soooo many diff options!! I just hope they restock the Charlotte Tillbury!!!!

Old Store Imports is a fun and unique store. It was easy to find and it had a very inviting feel…read more I was able to find several Christmas gifts for a fair price that my mother really liked.

Excellent store with great prices. Wide variety of items and something different to the area. Would…read morehighly recommend!

We finally got to use a gift card I got for my sweet husband today. We got the most amazing…read moreassociate, Samantha! She took so much time with us and explained everything! We felt so comfortable and my husband finally got some good supports and shoes! It was a great experience and we would definitely recommend them to anyone looking for relief for your feet. Everyone there is so friendly and helpful! My only regret is that we waited so long! Thank you, Samantha and the other sweet ladies as well

I purchased the entire package in the Tyler, Texas, store. I've had problem feet for many years,…read moreand the knowledgeable manager who helped me did pull out all the stops to figure out how their orthotics could help. I can't fault her for how she worked with me, and followed up after I went home with TWO BAGS full of products, plus a vibrating machine to help increase circulation to my feet if only I would use it. Not that I had any circulation issues at all. All that said, and with thanks for the attention and the follow-up, I now want to add a word of caution for those people who might get swept off their feet by the delightful sales pitch and the professionalism of the staff. You could spend your hard-earned money - in my case thousands of dollars ($2,500 to be exact) - on many, many products that you probably do not need, none of them overseen or implemented by an actual doctor who specializes in feet. I have a very bad case of "buyer's remorse," an enormous credit card bill to pay off, and a solid sense of what I've gotten myself into. Maybe my feet will thank me in the end. But just now, a couple days before the two-week break-in period of FOUR (count them, FOUR) orthotics which must be changed out on a carefully-scheduled rotation, every single day, I am pretty unhappy. There's one orthotic to wake up my feet, worn 30 minutes the minute I get up. There is one to further strengthen my feet. There's one to maintain what I've just done to them so that I can walk my three miles or more a day. There's one to let the poor little buggers relax after all that abuse. I could use four different pairs of shoes and just leave them in there, but I didn't have four pairs of shoes they'd fit in, so I have one pair that I struggle with every hour to every five hours, depending on that day's schedule, getting the orthotic and the padding I must wear on top to to be able to endure the pain, into the shoe and laced up. And that process takes more time out of my now very busy schedule, changing orthotics. Figuring out which was which and paying attention to the time and how to fit these events into an already-busy life and schedule that did NOT include my staying home and paying attention to the change-out times, was a brain exercise and an exercise in dealing with confusion I have not had since I had to memorize French ballet terms just to be able to dance. My brain might thank me later, but what an expensive lesson! And did I mention having to find the time to sit with my feet on that dang machine? I gave that up after one day, put it back into the box in the closet and said I was done with it. I wonder how much money I could have saved by not adding that to my "package?" By Day Three, I was in tears, but there's another aspect of the delightful sales pitch: You sign on the dotted line that they do not do returns or refunds. You do not get your money back. You have to keep the five pairs of extra socks, the heavy-duty houseshoes you can only wear safely in mid-winter, when you're freezing, the special athletic shoes you will eventually only wear on your walks because they're the only ones the orthodics actually fit in, despite the promises that they'll fit in any shoe. They won't. Not well, not comfortably. I had to promise never to go barefot again the rest of my natural life. Now, nobody is enforcing this; they're not watching me from afar. But how am I supposed to get from the first pair to the next pair when I forget to bring my special little bag with me when I sit down for The Event (the change of orthotics in my special shoes)? How about when I am so hot I feel like my feet, with all the socks, shoes and heavy-duty orthotics, feel like they're on fire and need just a moment of freedom? It takes ten minutes to get my shoes off and more than that to get them on. But I need a break. So, buyers, beware. If you're easily swayed, as I was, you're going to spend a lot of money. (I am taking full responsibility for my own gullibility here.) A professional podiatrist can build you a personalized orthotic for your feet alone if you really need one for less than a quarter of what I put on my now maxed out credit card. Changing out five or six times or MORE every day grows wearisome and I have another few days to go before I can just wear one of them for, say, eight hours. If I want to spend those eight hours wearing those clunky special shoes to church, for instance. If I had paid attention to my lifestyle, my real needs, I would have smiled at the nice lady and not let her go through her entire routine until I thought I was sure I needed to hand over $2,500 on many items I did not need. I would have walked out the door and called a doctor. I'm pretty sure that only maybe $300 of that ridiculous sum will turn out to be money well spent. The up side for me? I think I have learned a valuable lesson in controlling myself. An expensive, valuable lesson. It's my own fault. Don't make it yours.