So far so good, I see smiles, selections and willing staff to assist in finding solutions to…read moreclothing needs. Sales are clearly marked, and nothing seems to be outlandishly priced.

When I used to work at the LB in Brownsville, we heard tales of the "Double Platinum" stores, which…read morewere the storefronts with two entrances. This LB is one of them, and it's incredibly large with a vast, vast selection. Service is always exemplary at any LB I go to, and this one is no exception. 9 times out of 10 I will find something to bring home at a good deal, be it panties, bras, pants, shirts, accessories, or even shoes. And the really cool thing is if they don't have the size I need, they can ship it to me or the store for free. I always make a habit to stop by LB when I'm shopping at the RIM.

Eeeehhhh. If you could picture me right now, I've extended my hand and am moving it slightly - side…read moreto side in a "mas o menos" type movement. Have I gotten old? Seriously? I can remember shopping at these places with my dad. You walked in, and someone approached you (complete with a tape measure around their neck) and catered to you. They spent time with you - they found, or at least helped you, find what you were looking for...they went and found other things they thought you'd like or recommended.... Bottom line: I think the quality of these places are not what they used to be. Walked in on Saturday afternoon, and literally stood there thinking someone would approach me. No one did. Now, one young lady eventually shouted toward us, welcoming us, from the front counter. Now, I'm not going to lie, it was pretty busy, but I don't think that excuses the lack of attention to your customers. I almost left. The lady who eventually approached us was minimally helpful (and not nearly dressed like someone working at a men's clothing store, if you get my drift). I had to ASK for my measurements to be taken - she had a disappointing "well if you don't see your size we don't have it" attitude. She was obviously more concerned with hanging out at the counter with her co-workers. I'm not sorry for thinking that men, when we walk into these places, should be approached and doted on, especially if you're getting ready to drop some serious money. The only thing that made this trip worth it is was the 25% off storewide sale.

Briana and Tiffany were simply wonderful in helping me find just the shirts, pants and a suit that…read moreI needed for some upcoming business trips. Both were very knowledgeable and professional. The quality and pricing of their inventory was amazing. I highly recommend this location Jos A Banks location. Very convenient and great parking.right

Johnny was what? This women's clothing store isn't just for…read morewomen, I guess. They have things that'd look good on anyone I suppose. What bed wouldn't be more inspirational with a fashionable Johnny Was bedspread?! Johnny Was has a lot of Asian inspired prints and embroidered kinds of stuff, with wild flowers, birds and various scenes on things like blouses and nightgowns. Their selection is all vibrant, colorful and different. The staff was helpful and attentive. We had some questions on things, and they offered candies while they helped us check out the inventory in a little booklet they had, which made things easier than hauling everything out one at a time. I can't attest to the prices here, since I don't regularly shop at these kinds of stores, so, meh. This shop is located within La Cantera. Parking can be a bit challenging, but it's next to Nordstroms.

I'm so confident in my masculinity that I'm reviewing a frou-frou ladies clothing store. Wait, I…read morecan top that. I'm so confident in my masculinity that I've visited a frou-frou ladies clothing store on multiple occasions and bought scarves, blouses, and purses for my mother. I know next to nothing about clothing, but I know what my mom likes: bright, flowy, intricate, Southern California-inspired apparel brimming with personality. That's why I skip the impersonal department stores and head straight to Johnny Was. Over the past several years, I've bought two pairs of shoes, a purse, a makeup bag, two jackets, two kimonos, ten blouses, and three scarves. Yes, I counted. Prices range from $75 (a makeup bag) to $1,800 (an elaborate, embroidered blouse), but the cost reflects the quality; the artisanship and attention to detail are second to none. The sales associates are friendly and personable, never pushy. I know my mom's style fairly well, but the employees have steered me towards items I hadn't even considered, including several gorgeous scarves to complement the blouses. The staff could take advantage of my diffidence with all things apparel (in a clothing store, I look like a mute foreigner stumbling around with an open wallet), but they never try to upsell me. My only quibble is with the store's name. Johnny Was? Johnny was what? Apparently, the store's founder took the name from an obscure Bob Marley song. How random. I should open a clothing store named after a Captain Beefheart song. I can hear the ladies now: "Ooooh, what a gorgeous tunic, Liz! Where did you get it?" "It was 30% off at Making Love to a Vampire with a Monkey on My Knee."

The Manager and sales people are less that attentive to their clients. The manager has a sour…read moreattitude. Who wants to spend money somewhere like that. Too Bad I always liked shopping here.

Not to be confused with Laid Bryan which is what happens every time Mr Adams sings "Please Forgive…read moreMe" to me. He can have a Summer Of 69 even in the winter, if you know what I mean. This is at the fancy little outdoor mall known as Huebner Oaks which seems to have endless stores with an endless crescent-shaped array of storefronts which all look the same. This one has some pretty excellent plus-size clothes and even though Barbie is not plus sized, she still likes checking these out for her sister and her mother - yes pornstars have Mothers too. And often are mothers. In this case, to kittens!

Its not the most glamorous location of all the SA Torrid's but its got a little more room to move…read morearound, great staff, and I feel a little less foot traffic than the Stone Oak or North Star stores. With that lower foot traffic, you tend to have more options when they launch their bigger sales like buy one get one 75% off or (my fave) buy one clearance, get two FREE. Racks are always in order and the fitting rooms are kept clean and tidy. If there's something online you've got your eye on, its a great place to swing by and try things on. The only thing I can knock em for, and this is a problem with a lot of mall stores, is just how hot it can get. I'd be a lot more willing to swing through if I knew I wasn't going to be melting after 15-20 minutes of browsing.

Good customer service, they went to the back and found my size. I also…read moregot tons of good deals on shirts and dresses. Not many people shop here anymore but if you're in the mall you should stop by. I got about $100 worth of stuff for $25

I wish I'd checked the reviews BEFORE I made a bunch of online purchases with Urban Outfitters. The…read morefirst order took forever to arrive but it was a least correct. Second order, HOLY MOLY! Took forever and the day I was supposed to pick it up, UO submitted a RETURN TO SENDER request!! After 48 hours of box phasing and multiple phone calls with UPS and UO trying figure out what was going on, I pick up a box that looks like it had been drugged across the US tied to the bumper of the delivery truck. Get home, open the box, and the first pair of shoes I open are NOT the shoes I ordered, which explains why UO submitted the RETURN TO SENDER request. They knew that they had made a mistake. Not one time did they reach out to me to explain what happened. I honestly would have been okay with that. Mistakes happen. But it doesn't end there. I contact UO about the shoes and basically get told "we need a couple of days to think about whether or not we're going to send the shoes you purchased!! Wait what?! Meanwhile, I go back to the website and see that the price of the shoes has now doubled and my size is sold out. I'm speechless at this point. Oh and there are no real people to be found in there customer service support. Just virtual help programmed to provide generic responses to every question. Yes, BUYER BEWARE with this merchant!

Three story urban outfitters at lacantera mall right across from Barnes and Nobles. Womens clothing…read moreis on the first and second floor. The mens clothing, sale items and miscellaneous stuff is on the third floor. There is an elevator if you have a stroller or are handicapped.

Cool place! High end…read moreleather and accessories shop. All about that western life... or the city boys version of it, anyway... Great finds. A bit on the pricey side but high quality stuff! Check it out! A nice place especially since you will be at the Pearl for other reasons.

OMG - this is the Super Texas Cowboy store. I'm sure that NM in dallas would beat them, but I'm…read morejust a local girl. This is the best I've seen here in town. All the products look GREAT, and feel the same. I had a scarf by mail order so I knew what they can do. I got a purse, a small one and it's pretty good. Better than any MK I've had before. She smells like leather, I'm saving up to go back.