Not very friendly sales associates. Cashier literally balled up my clothes few things In the bag…read moreand tossed it at me lol. Must have been a rough day. Never again.

High End Store with 9 to 5 Prices.....Highly recommend this store with champagne taste, but beer…read morebudgets!

Really cool experience and SO MUCH gorgeous jewelry to sort through. Pieces you've never seen…read morebefore that seem to have been made just for you- or at least I felt that way very quickly. The store is FILLED to the brim with gorgeous vintage pieces. Costume jewelry and fine pieces as well. A price point for everyone. I came her with the intention of finding a flashy brooch and I got more than that! The absolute perfect brooch that is silver with a touch of gold and it's a rose- my signature piece. I also found a unique bolo tie for my brother in law. A perfect complement to his Blantons (other Christmas gift). I also got myself one and it's a horse- perfect for my for personal nickname reasons. Service was also attentive and very helpful. Can't wait to shop here again for my friend's annual casino 1920s night. Just an FYI you sometimes have to park across the street.

I was introduced to Juju's Vintage last month through a dear friend. I drive past this place many…read moretimes along Harlem Avenue but never thought to step in until that day. Gurl was I impressed by the stock! There is plenty to go through where it can get overwhelming. I would take your time being here due to the seemingly limitless supply of fun and unique items. Their clothing and accessories are expertly curated, fun and fashionable. Most items price around the 20-30s with some items going for more or less than that. I was able to find a cute brooch, a pearl necklace, a scarf and colorful beaded bib necklace for under $100. Parking is shared within a small strip mall and you'll need to ring the doorbell for entry. The owner Jules is a doll and greeted me at the entrance. She recognized that this was my first visit and she helped me navigate through the store. She also found expert sales associates to assist in finding particular items. You are given a small plastic dish to place items in and when you're ready to get rung up, take the dish to the counter and they will bag/box your items for you. Hours of operation are a little odd however I've attached pictures of their current hours. Call ahead before going to make sure they are open.

This is a very cute little boutique. I saw it over a year ago when I was exploring Edison Park, but…read morehaven't had a chance to return since we moved to the area until yesterday. Generally it isn't a place that I'd shop because clothing stores don't carry things in my size, but they do have some accessories and stuff. I did find a shirt that they carry up to a 2X, so my Cubbie-loving heart snapped it up; however, I think that single t-shirt is about it for the stuff they sell over an L. I stopped in because I was at the neighborhood street fair and needed some sunglasses, and I found a cute pair of those along with some lotion for my poor neglected hands. They had a lot of cute things from dresses and tops to candles, Chicago-themed merch, and items with which to pamper yourself. And TONS of jeans. I don't know if I've ever seen an independent boutique with as much denim as they have here. It's definitely a place to stop rather than shopping online because the cost of everything I saw here was very reasonable. The staff--possibly the owner, along with another employee--were friendly. It's a small shop but not crowded, and they have an area that I think was set up as a fitting room complete with a couch so your trusted fashionista friend can tell it to you straight. This store doesn't have dedicated parking, but in Edison Park you'll find that's not generally an issue.

I am not one to shop at boutiques because from my past experiences I would see something I like and…read morethe only sizes they had were Small/Medium and I usually wear Large/XL. So imagine my surprise and excitement to find that the sizes at this store range from XS to 3X! The clothes are so cute and affordable. They also have a bunch of accessories to choose from to complete your look. The ladies that work there are so helpful and friendly. Added bonus is that they have a website that I may be looking at more often than I should but I love supporting small businesses and this one is so worth it.

Stopped in on the way to the airport to grab a t-shirt. They had 0 in the 2XL size, in any of at…read moreleast 5 styles that looked cool! When the sales lady asked how everything was I politely said, could be better, you don't have any 2xl, and her response was "that's not gonna happen!" I have literally been to 50+ dealers as I like to hit them everywhere I travel. Please see below pics of how I came in wearing a Harley shirt, hat and carrying a Harley bag. I have at least 100 Harley shirts, 8 leather jackets, boots gloves...the list goes on. Obviously she doesn't know that or that I also own 9 motorcycles, 2 are Harley's. Overall, this is the worst Harley dealer I've stepped foot in. Order some shirts, and don't have an attitude because you can figure out how to do so

I went there to buy some Harley shirts but it turns out that this location is closed as of December…read more30,2024. That's too bad, I always bought Harley Davidson souvenir items from here. The staff was always nice to me, and the place was exceptionally clean.

I've been here twice now with my sister and we enjoyed both shopping experiences. They tend to have…read morelimited pieces that are more unique and not as trendy- you're paying a fair price for a more timeless piece imo. Staff always greets you when you walk and are helpful. For example, we wanted a specific size in a jacket, and the associate text the owner and got an answer for us within minutes. Now that's service! The store itself is on the smaller side. Kind of like a French time capsule- they even hand write their receipts. A beautiful shop for gifts and they carry an even more limited children's section. They also have two fitting rooms and accept card or cash. Lastly, they have a decent sale section, and I always score there!

It's a nice little shop. The folks who were here were super friendly and very welcoming, and two…read morefolks came by to ask me if they could help. It's chock full of clothes, gifts, and even some baby clothes and items. The clothing and whatnot is definitely too small for me but I would come back if I was shopping for a gift for my mom or someone else. They had some pretty scarves and stuff that would make a nice gift for almost anyone.

Consignment shop vibe, but Giant space inside the Chicago Fashion Outlets…read more Unlike the other two outlet stores we went to (Nordstrom, Bloomie's), this square space had a lot of empty space (not trying to pack as much product as possible), and because it was focused on the highest end designers, everything was out of price range....except, the things lining the walls. Retro Rock tour t-shirts are in, and they had a decent selection of them. But because they are all brand new, one can choose the size once narrowed down. They also had a large selection of high end sunglasses and purses, from brands like YSL and Gucci (these brands were not found in the other outlet department stores).

Sales person Rachel went well above and beyond to help us find some items we wanted to purchase…read more Rachel has a warm contagious smile, is very patient with our questions about a bracelet, and made us feel so appreciated.

This person is slower than molasses in January, he also doesn't return calls. It is next to…read moreimpossible to deal with him. He had an expensive rug from me that he promised to sell at auction, but said auction did not take place. It took me many attempts to retrieve my rug.

When you just sold a high end house and have to trust someone , we had all most given up when we…read moremet Bill Little, amazing person, just as amazing crew ,creative and an eye for detail and VALUATION that blew me away. Tight security for a massive crowd and I was nervous but we hit a home run with Bill, by the way big time estate lawyer was on hit reference list and he gave a glowing review . I told Bill I will be glad to be on his reference list he is trustworthy and meticulous.

My lovely wife and I finally visited the Fashion Outlets of Chicago for the first time over the…read moreweekend. Technically this shopping emporium is in suburban Rosemont, and hardcore shoppers from out of town have been known to make some last-minute purchases here before flying out of nearby O'Hare Airport. Most local shoppers drive here, and grouse about the cost of parking to shop here. We arrived via the free shuttle bus that makes a circuit around Rosemont hotspots and connects to the Rosemont CTA Blue Line station. We are not huge shoppers, but we enjoyed checking out a variety of stores and eyeballing the public art installations. There were deals to be had if you wanted them. We also enjoyed a couple of free treats from the wonderful chocolate shops, and there is a decent food court if you need a bite to eat. Amazingly there is also a 7-11 where you can get a beverage or snack, and the prices seem to be the same as those in standard 7-11 stores not embedded in shopping emporiums.

This mall is tiny. Not much of selection. Parking is not free by plate. They will automatically…read moreread your plate. You still need to go to app and paid. The mall has two floors. The store selection is limited. Sak Fifth Avenue is the larger store. They do have Nike, Gap, Victoria Secret and more. The mall does have a food court. They do have high end stores upstairs. To complete the mall is less than one hour.

It seems like every time my sister comes to visit, she has to buy a new piece of luggage when she…read moregoes home. Often it's because she needs the extra room, but this time it was to replace a broken suitcase. She purchased one at the Nordstrom Rack on the first floor of the Fashion Outlets, but when we went downstairs and saw the Samsonite we took a spin and she decided to pick one there and return the other. As soon as we stepped in one of the employees greeted us and invited us to look around and offered help if necessary. When looking at a particular piece of luggage, he came over to offer help and talk about the various features, and pulled it down so my sister could take a closer look. They had a good price for it, so that's the one that she chose. They're Samsonite, so of course they had other pieces of nice luggage and I didn't realize that luggage now comes with built-in TSA-approved locks and that's pretty cool.

A disaster! Two week trip in a foreign country. Less than 3 days later, the wheel comes off on the…read moremaiden voyage! Forced to travel around the country with the bag tipping everywhere I went. My friends laughing at me all the way. When I went to the store that I purchased the bag from (and it wasn't cheap) I was told I have to pay for shipping it to the service center for repair-- even though the tag on the bag claims an impressive warranty. When I spoke to the manager on the phone he threatened me with the words," either pay $20 to have it shipped to repair or get kicked out with your bag". After that he hung up and then called back to threaten me like he was going to arrest me using a very young security guard--don't go here! I never got a name from the attendant because they hide any information about their staff when people are upset. This is a far cry from those old commercials with the gorilla bouncing the bag around to prove how sturdy it is. Awful service, rude, and a demeaning manager. Nothing was offered me other than to pay for shipping. It was never made clear during the purchase that if something breaks--I pay the shipping. Disgusting! I thought I was making a moderate quality investment-- never will I buy Samsonite again, nor enter that establishment! Buy from Amazon, at least they allow you to return defective products!