Rainbow Shops was founded in 1935 in New York City by Irving Arthur Swarzman. Rainbow was chosen as…read morethe store name to reflect the colorful and varied range of affordable fashion options available in the store. Swarzman and his brothers built the business up to eighty two stores before selling them in the 1980's. Rainbow is now owned by the Chehebar family along with sister brands 5-7-9 and Marianne for a total of over 1,300 stores in United States, Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin Islands. This store just opened next to Daiso in Gardens Promenade in Miami Gardens. The store carries women's, junior's and children's clothing along with shoes, sunglasses, accessories, perfume, and other miscellaneous items. The style trends younger or maybe just young at heart with bright colors and vibrant prints. Prices are inexpensive with shoes under $10 and some of the clothing priced at three and five dollars. While not necessarily my taste I applaud them for being size inclusive with sizes going up to 24. It was definitely fun to see some of the more bold styles.

I LOVE Blacc, I have been shopping here since day 1 and the girls and owner are always super…read morefriendly and go above and beyond to help me find exactly what I'm looking for. I love that she carries all sizes its not easy to find a boutique that docent only have size S-L. love this place wish I could give them 6 stars

I love the strip where this boutique is located and it is by far my favorite from all of them…read morethere. The decor, smell and cleanliness is spectacular. I love the inventory and variation in style. Their prices are great as well. If you're looking for s classy modern boutique this one is perfect.

I love rainbow shops for their cheap stuff and fun accessories and gadgets…read more The issue here was the check out. It took forever. Staff is not very motivated. But found some cool stuff here as always. The quality is low but I have found tons of deals at this chain store!

Rainbow is what I would call the "teen version" of the now defunct Dots stores here in South…read moreFlorida. Whereas Dots carried clothing that teens and women in their 20s, 30s and 40s could wear, Rainbow seems to appeal to the younger crowd mostly. As an example, you will notice that a lot of their clothing consists of crop tops...not exactly something I'd want to wear at my age, and with my body type, lest I be confused with a hooker. There are also lots of printed tees with marijuana leaf graphics, or some clever, trendy saying. Not exactly work-friendly, as you can tell. The prices and quality are pretty much on par with the Dots type of clothing, and it's probably no coincidence that Rainbow even ends up in the leasing space formerly reserved for Dots. Rainbow's sizing is also difficult to follow and again, I can only assume it's because the store is meant to cater to the younger crowds. Their Large is more like a Small because it is very narrow, and although they have Plus sizes, which tend to be very long and baggy for a petite gal like me, it seems those of us who are in the middle (not a size 0-6 on top, but not a 12-24 either) are left without many options. A fellow shopper and I commiserated for a while that our bust made it so difficult to shop for clothes, but luckily, after much searching and trying on of clothes, both of us were able to find something that fit. She purchased a loose-fitting tank top, and I ended up buying a peasant blouse (which thanks to its baggy style, has plenty of material to give up top), and a cotton lycra top, which again, thanks to the lycra, is able to stretch while still showing off my figure. The best thing is each top was $5.00! Talk about a smart purchase. If you're looking for cheap buys, I suggest checking their clearance rack before you check the rest of the store, which is what I did. They have lots of tank tops, for example, in every color, some with a built-in shelf bra, and others without. Some had a lace trim on the chest and strap area, and others did not. I still checked the rest of the store after checking the clearance rack, but prices were significantly higher, and nothing really caught my eye. As was the case with Dots, the accessories here are very cute and affordable. You can find an entire necklace and earring set for under $10. There are belts, sunglasses, headbands, purses, even lip gloss. The shoe selection was not impressive, but I could say the same for Dots, most of the time as well.

Gracias, Lesther, por tu excelente servicio, fuiste muy amable y atento. ¡Lo recomiendo!"read more

I join the other 1-star reviews. This place has a real tough crew working here. I actually left…read morehere in a bad mood from one of their poor attitudes!! I donate at about two times a month to VVA. They pick up household goods, clothes, shoes, sports equipment, books, etc. They have a truck that rolls up to my house and I put my donations in a bag and leave it on the patio. It is a beautiful process. But I had some clothes that I "outgrew" and they were all nicer, name brand items. I was going to Miramar anyway so I figured I might be able to pick up a few bucks off my nice, clean and name brand items. I walked in and she had an attitude, but ok. She explained the process. All items must be clean, in good condition and within the past two years. Well, my clothes and Uggs were clean and in good condition. Most of the items were in the two year scope but two probably were not. I had eight items in total. I walked around browsing and saw a pair of white jeans with a stain on them, ready to be sold. Nothing here for me, so I went to Publix a few doors down. She calls me and says my items are ready to be picked up. She put my Uggs in the bag with the clothes. I brought them in separate bags and don't put used shoes in the same bag as clothes! Anyway, she said my items were either not clean or over two years old. Actually, one dress is dirty now, because she put the Uggs on them!! I do not recommended this place at all. You would probably be better off selling your clothes online or donating to a worthwhile charity. I have never seen someone who seems to hate their job as much as this female.