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It has come to my attention that Carter's, purveyors of baby and children's "fast fashion," have a…read moresocially irresponsible practice of not recycling any of their plastic hangers. Today I asked the lady behind the cashier at their Norwalk, Connecticut outlet, if they could reuse the hangers (as I did not need them at home). She replied that the store would not reuse the hangers, and all hangers went in the garbage NOT RECYCLING. Norwalk has a wonderful single-stream recycling program. However, I was flat out told thousands of hangers per year just get thrown in the trash out back everyday. While I love that Carter's can sell me a cute shirt for two dollars (which will inevitably get spattered with juice and other mysterious stains), I do not love that my daughters great-great-great-great grandchildren will still be living with the mess we are creating today. It is said that the average plastic takes between 400-500 years to degrade. Many plastic hangers used by Carter's are #5 or #6 and are usually able to be recycled through most curbside programs. While I recycle at home and will teach my daughter the importance of recycling...why is Carter's not doing it's part to reduce, reused or recycle! Basically it seems that they do not want to pay for recycling services which is a disgrace considering they are ruining the world for the very children they aim to clothe at a profit to themselves. Carters sells more than 10 products for every child born in the United states and prides itself on "quality and innovation" (carters.com). I am asking Carters to pledge to make the world a better place for everyone's children by making it mandatory for their stores to reuse or recycle unneeded plastic hangers. As the largest branded children's clothes manufacturer in the United States, it is in their interest to become and advocate for ETHICAL manufacturing and consumption of their goods. PLEASE SHARE IF YOU AGREE.

Great customer service! Local to me and I'm there a few times each month.read more

This was my first time thrifting in the area and I loved this store. It's clean, organized, and…read moreseparated by sizes for girl and boys. I didn't even know they color code the tags and theirs a specific discount 10-70% mark down! I got some items as low as $2 for gap or j crew cuts!!! I. Enjoy thrifting for my son since he's a kid and they grow out of clothes so fast and easily. I will def return here again and look through the women items! I'm glad I found you on Yelp!!

I drive over an hour each way to consign here. My most favorite place for higher end kids clothing…read more They're picky of what they take which means you're getting new or like new for a discount. I do the credit program (not cash back) so my son pretty much gets a new wardrobe for nothing, I just keep bringing his clothes back each season and getting a size or two bigger. Absolutely love it AND they're moving in august to a bigger location so it'll be even better!!

Nice store in plaza just before the bridge in Westport. Plenty of parking…read more The store was bright, clean and well organized. There are some women's and kids clothing, jewelry, lots of candles, cutting boards, dishtowels, glasses and more. It was priced on the higher end, but worth a stop in if nearby.

Bought my mom a Mother's Day present at She La La recently. It's a really nice store and they have…read morea lot of nice things. I'm not a huge fan of the people who work there as they aren't very friendly or welcoming. I'd still return if I needed to buy a present for someone again in the future.

Staff was very helpful in my quest for jeans. Pat was very helpful to help me find the perfect…read morejeans for my new body shape. (Thanks double chocolate cake!!) Subtracted star because they don't have a bathroom for customers.

I love Gap. Love their style and quality of clothing. This has nothing to do with their store in…read moregeneral or the people that work there. I went shopping yesterday with a friend of mine and it was still 50% off because of Black Friday so we bought a few things. At check out they gave me a paper bag with handles and my friend one of their red plastic bag. As we were walking down the street, we thought my friend was having some kind of horrible reaction. We looked down and her hands were splotched bright red. We couldn't figure it out until we looked at the bag and the dye had come off and all over her hands and jacket. We still haven't been able to get it out of the jacket, I would suggest making better quality bags because it pretty much ruined a good jacket. If anyone is reading this who shops at GAP, ask for a non red bag!

This is a beautiful store. The customer service is good. You feel welcomed in the store. The…read moreclothes are really great. The store is pretty big. It's not that hard to find parking in the area. Parking is mostly free around the area.

Not happy with returns policy. Kids gave me nice looking pair of PJs for xmas. Site says 60 days…read morereturn policy for holidays and item tags still on them and say $75 but they offer less than laf for return. Problem is the things are just to massive - would maybe fit Paul Bunyan or Reacher. Any way will warn family from buying stuff at Vineyard Vinees for me (except the ties - those still fit!)