Extremely rude, insulting, and unhelpful customer service at the Bloomington Chico's. You have lost…read morea long-time customer.

This is the third Chico's I've visited with my wife and I must say that in each of them, we have…read morehad helpful staff greet and assist. This store is laid out in a standard way for them: Clothing in the front, counter in the middle, and dressing rooms in the back. My wife was particularly fond of this location since it had some items that she really liked, though they still didn't have their full spring lineup available. The clothing seems to focus on the working woman's professional / business casual range though it looks like it could easily transition to a nice night out. Nice store, nice folks. Good place to check out! Review #2113

Not a very good selection of men's shoes. There are 10 aisles of shoes and only 2 are men's. And…read morethey carry mainly boots or dock shoes. Only a few selections of Converse and tennis shoes. Pretty disappointing to say the least. I wish there was a better selection. Oh well. What can you do.

We were over by the mall shopping around and happened upon DWS aka: Designer Shoe Warehouse. Now, I…read moredon't think I've ever met a shoe store I didn't like. No, I take that back. There's a 'shoe store' (and I use the term loosely) between Bloomington and Spencer that sells cowboy boots that we checked out one time. Waste of time if you're looking for anything even just a little bit out of the ordinary. Oh well, I guess that's another review someday. DWS, however is a very nice shoe store. Great selection. Extremely good customer service. I found a terrific pair of shoes, at a good price. My husband, on the other hand, found nothing that interested him. The shoe selection for men was miserable. Now I know that women get excited about a shoe store like men get excited about a sporting goods store. But we just felt that the men's selection could have been better. Therefore,I highly recommend that you go check out The Designer Shoe Warehouse, but drop your husband off at a sporting goods store first. You'll both be a lot happier. LOL

A new addition to the college mall and perfect for the Bloomington demographic. Lots of neat…read morecollectibles, vintage and lightly used clothes and shoes. Definitely worth checking out, you might take home some hidden gems! I personally found a ton of vintage band tees that I would love to have, prices are good as well!

Josh D was excellent and exactly what I needed. I was in Bloomington for a wedding when I realized…read morethat I had forgotten my suit pants in another state hanging on another hanger. Josh asked me a simple question of when I needed the new suit to be ready and my response was "in 10 minutes". Without hesitating, he fitted me and got me exactly what I needed without any pushy Sales or wasting of time. Buying a suit should not be an ordeal and Josh made it very easy to walk in and walk out with exactly what I wanted.

Atrocious customer service. I bought a shirt and realized it came with a defect and thought to…read moreexchange it the next day. I was denied and told that I could not exchange this as I wore it. I only wore the shirt for some hours and it had not been washed/cleaned. Why are you selling things with defects in your store and then denying people who pay $65+ due to clothes exchanges for issues with YOUR products

A great place for unique gifts. Feel good spending your money because it's all fair trade…read more Many COVID precautions- masks required, distancing required. No contact payment.

One star is added for altruism, as this retailer genuinely tries to stock fair trade merchandise…read more Their supply chain seems static, and this means that the merchandise seems to be the same and not varied widely from year to year, given the same season. As a gift shop, however, this might not matter to you. Gifts are more poised toward female recipients, but not exclusively. There are some good gifts for the men in the audience. Expect reasonable prices, and very friendly help there-- that's what I found.

Inhale and you can't help but breathe in the unmistakable fragrance of leather. It smells amazing!…read moreAll around you are crafts that are made on-site in every color with expert cutting, stitching, embossing, and staining. If it can be made from leather, I think they have it. I hadn't planned on stopping in, but on a whim we visited. I looked down at my belt, falling apart and with holes that I'd poked with an awl to make it fit and decided I needed a new one. Their custom belt offerings were great with a range of sizes, buckles, finishes, etc. Jacob worked quickly and professionally to attach the snaps, hammer the holes to my particular fit and cut to length. So now I have a bespoke replacement that will probably last decades. The price was much higher, but you get what you pay for! Great shop! Friendly, personable service!

The owner of this place is one of the best people in this world. Michael is a extremely talented…read morewith the art of making absolutely wonderful leather goods. If anyone is interested in owning a absolutely amazing product made by a local business owner who specializes in being the best at his trade then don't waste your time going anywhere else then moonshine leather co.

A very nice small town goodwill store. The staff are very friendly and welcoming with the…read morecustomers. Its has always been clean and the shelves are well put together not a huge mess.

This is the worst Goodwill I have ever visited. When possible, I like to stop at Goodwill stores in…read morewhatever town I'm in. There is typically no reason to review any particular one, as the quality and atmosphere is usually about the same with minor variations, and the quality of merchandise can of course vary from day to day or even by the hour. This one, however, warrants my attention by its sheer terribleness. I could tell before we parked that this Goodwill was on the small side, but hey, size aint everything (well, my girlfriend tells me that anyways). Walking in, there was a distinct difference in atmosphere compared to a typical Goodwill. The majority of the products were stocked on wire shelving units rather than normal aisles with shelves, which struck me as odd. The price tags weren't the standard printed ones. They had a color and a hand-written price, but no barcode. The difference in atmosphere alone isn't really a problem, my complaint is the price and the selection. I mean, Goodwill isn't always the best in regards to matching price with quality. Sometimes you find a nice board game for $.99, sometimes you find one with half the pieces for $5.99, but just about any item can be purchased on a 50% off day for a reasonable price. This Goodwill overpriced everything, and most of it garbage. Their toy selection was minimal; there is no "fill-your-bag" section for small toys, and the few shelves of larger toys were boring and priced too high. There was a well-played-with doll with no collectible value for $4.99. There was a single piece out of some sort of castle playset, useless without the other components, for $1. In the household section, they were trying to sell various Christmas items for over $4 (which might not be unjustified for some items, but these were small, trinkety type decorations that might be worth $.50). I walked around in awe at the awfulness of the Bizarro World Goodwill for a few minutes, and then left, vowing to never again return to the dump that is the Bedford Goodwill.

This is a beautiful shop. It is more like a resell shop than a traditional thrift store. It is a…read moreboutique shop. The prices are high, but every thing is great quality.

Their staff genuinely care about helping women get out of poverty so they can take care of their…read morechildren.