I made an online purchase, I did receive an email confirmation but have no tracking #, their phone…read moreis disconnected and they do not respond to my emails. I would not recommend ordering online from them.

I live on the west coast so cannot shop in person. I bought two items from the website. I would buy…read moremore but the site doesn't give much sizing information and I haven't received a response to any sizing questions I've asked. For example there were a pair of special edition pants that I really wanted to order, but there was no inseam information. I am 6'2. Inseam length information is important to me. I emailed BkC a month ago and still haven't received a response. This is disappointing.

The actual address of this place is like 512 Fulton, anyway...I had a great experience here! First…read moreoff, everything is cheap, ok? That's life; sometimes people (AKA me) work in the creative field and we don't get paid much, sure I like my Kors bag and my fave pair of Levis, but to supplement the quality, I like to throw in a little bit of trendy and inexpensive stuff. Having said that, this location has one store that is EXCLUSIVELY plus size, no little rinky dink back section, and I can't recall seeing anything over $20 here. And they had every trend you can think of, seriously. I got 3 things for $18: a cute short-sleeved houndstooth jacket, white jeans and one of those pleather skirts with a slit on the side that are so popular right now. I'll be back...with my cheap a$$

The people in this store are extremely rude. I accidentally bought the wrong size of a dress and…read morewent back the same day with the receipt to exchange it. I didn't want my money back but just exchange the dress for the correct size. When I tried to exchange it the manager (I'm assuming he was the manager because I heard him calling other branches and asking how much money they took in that day) then began to check every single stitch on the entire dress inside and out then he sniffed the arm pits and declared that I had obviously worn the dress and was trying to cheat him. When I requested to have my dress back he shoved it at me with the receipt and refused to give me back the bag I had brought it in with saying that it belongs to the store. I don't understand how a clothing store can do business like this but I do know that I will never set foot in a Pretty Girl store again. I don't care how cheap their clothes are, I still have some standards on how to treat people.

I'm a bit embarrassed. I didn't know this gem existed. It was like the world opening up for Me for…read morethe first time but it was already here the entire time. Dont worry, I'm not Columbus. IT discovered me! I entered to soft tones, browns, scents, and images. I walked into a smile, the owner. She was so sweet and had a great energy about her. We chatted! They're not 100% open due to restrictions but you can shop most of their other products and items (pictured). I purchased black castor oil, because my hair has been dry af during quarantine. And I also bought Palo Santo, she instructed me on how I can burn it. I'm trying to cleanse my space. Ward off the negative energy and bad vibes. I'm home a lot so there needs to be peace and positivity in my space. I will be going back. Definitely. This is a Black owned establishment. I fully support this! Check her out. Pick up a few items. Let your eyes browse. Stay for the smile! You can check out more of my foodie adventures on Instagram! @saltandsavor Don't be a stranger.

This store is really awesome. There are so many beautiful dresses and beaded blouses with intricate…read morepatterns. There are also really cute earrings made out of a plethora of different materials. The owner is also really nice and she gave me some tassel earrings for free after I bought a cute blouse here. Would definitely recommend.

Everyone should be treated equally. This afternoon I…read moreintended to purchase a pair of Sorrel winter boots from Tango. While waiting at the counter to pay for the boots. The store clerk was ringing up another customer. As I waited to be served middle agex very plain woman enters the store. She picks up a pair of panty hose. After the transaction with the initial customer was completed. I made it clear although it was obvious, I was next. Unfortunately, the older white bedraggled store clerk decided the white woman who arrived after me, time was more valuable. So, the white store clerk began to ring up the white woman. Thereafter, I took my black self with my black dollars and departed the store. Now, I reside around the corner from Tango. For almost thirty years I've lived in Brooklyn Heights. I've always found Tango's bridge line clothing overpriced and as far as style underwhelming. I only shop there in a pinch. You are better off going across the street to Housing Works. A few seasons ago, I bought a Valentino Black label cocktail dress at Housing Works. Similarly, last spring, I purchased a fabulous 2ply silk Balenciaga aqua blue cocktail dress. Housing Works employees are pleasant and respectful to all their customers. Just not the ones who look like them!!!

Pieces you don't see anywhere else great service patient sales people has a great sale and…read moreclearance area, shoes, stockings, and under things available. Located in Brooklyn Heights no need to go to Manhattan.

Boutique streetwear shop in Bed-Stuy. The staff here is exceptional and welcome each and every…read morecustomer who comes through the door. They also ask if you need assistance, but not in annoying or intrusive manner. My friend purchased two hats from here. I would recommend this store if you're looking for a good logo tee or shorts combo for the summer. They have many other items, but I would say the tee shirts and shorts caught my eye the most.

This is an awesome black-owned clothing store that highlights the vibe of Bedford Stuy! Being from…read moreBaltimore, some of my favs came to life on t-shirts and through the music that was flowing through the speakers. The staff was friendly and ready to help!

Price friendly options for the majority of people residing in the neighborhood who would love…read moreshopping in affordable boutiques But can't afford yours!

Could be better. Cute shop on the surface but they have very…read morefew sizes in the long sleeved t shirts and sweaters. Very few mediums. The help is nice but honestly why display tons of clothing if you have no inventory to back it up. The style is definitely more hipster Brooklyn meets country casual with a good selection of jeans. Dressing room curtains are flimsy and don't close all the way.

This shop is funky and fun and carries a lot of common brands we know in plus sizes at a discounted…read moreprice. They also have a featured designer rack in the back of the store near the fitting rooms. The one that they had when my bestie and I went was extremely expensive. She designed luxurious coats and wraps. One of the wrap vests looked super cute on me, but it was too expensive and there was no label as to what material was used. It did feel like polyester, however. The people who worked there were very kind and helpful and patient. Happy shops!

I love the idea of this store!…read more I really wish they wouldn't only let you keep store credit for a year -- as plus size people, it's hard to find things that fit our bodies, so expecting people to be able to find something in store that fits them within this time frame feels unrealistic and limiting. Despite coming here 4-5 times, I've only once found one clothing item. I also think changing this policy would help their inventory! I have so many trendy/desirable items that I'd love to sell to them, but because of the time limit, I end up selling to Buffalo Exchange instead since their store credit doesn't expire.

On the way to lunch and needed a wardrobe change, so I stopped in here. I mistook the casual…read moregreetings for aloofness, but the staff were elegantly welcoming and helped me pick out a couple of shirts to the tune of me now browsing when I happen by; which is unsurprisingly, more often. If you want stuffy, pushy, can't wait for you to leave service, find somewhere else. Shopping here was a delight.

I feel bad for my wife…read more You probably do too for various reasons, but the one that's the most applicable right now is that I am virtually impossible to shop for. For someone with such simple taste in clothing, accessories, products and more, I am surprisingly particular. Well, it's a good thing this shop is here. They stock virtually everything a man might need from head to toe. Hats, scarves, gloves, coats, shirts, pants, boots, belts, ties, grooming products, candles, wallets, backpacks, jackets, graphic tees I would actually think about wearing (extremely rare), and more. And what's more? All of it is tasteful, stylish, and comfortable. The phrase "well-curated" was invented to describe this place. Even the music they are playing is well-curated. Plus, the people are nice, there's a tiny Bernie figurine overseeing the return policy, and the sign outside says it's time for bourbon and sweatpants. I agree, it is time for bourbon and sweatpants (even if it is like 9 am right now).