This is a big store selling brand new department store "leftovers. It is spacious with lots of…read moreselections of women's clothing, women's accessories, & a small section of men clothes. There are NO changing rooms. They hv several mirrors on back walls instead. Make sure you wear a sport bra, a fitted shirt with fitted shorts or leggings, so you can try clothes over them without undressing. There's a $7 clearance section on right sidewall, as u enter the building, make sure nothing is ripped before u buy, bc sales are final. Brand-name Dresses & tops start from $20 otherwise. The styles & sizes are hit & miss, as expected. If you like unused brand name clothing, then it's worth check this place out.

We went here today. We were both expecting better prices and they were not there. Everything was…read moreexpensive and didn't seem to be marked down in the least yet most of it is gently used. We watched as people walked out and nobody had anything they had purchased which now we know why. Always everyone was wearing gym clothes into the store and that is because they don't have changing rooms so if you want to try something on you put it on right there over your clothes in the back of the store and they have mirrors for you to see how it looks. It is overwhelming how much stuff they have and we also heard a lot of other ladies say the same. They have dresses, pants, jeans, jumpsuits, shirts, bathing suits, bras, shoes, accessories, etc. They had 4 small racks of men's clothing but all the rest was women's. I would much rather go to like NR and get way better prices.

Reena D is right. This place is a bit of chaos, particularly in the women's section. So, for the…read moreladies, this may not be a go to. However, I can review this from the viewpoint of a relatively stylish guy only shopping the mens section. First, the shoes. It always makes me laugh to look at the shoes and see "80% off" and the shoes are still $70. However, you can certainly find shoes worth paying that much for, and still leaving feeling like you got a great deal. The mens section, proper, does a great job of keeping the sizes together. Where the womens section has the organization of a Ross, the mens is more like Macy's or JCP. Likely due to simply carrying less product. In addition to marking sizes, they group brands together. They have the same great brands that they have in the regular Nordstrom stores, but at greater savings. I really like Penguin, Calvin Klein and a few others. They have all of the brands I like. I wear a shirt size on the smaller side that is usually difficult to locate. They always have my size, and offer many types of fits, including slim and athletic. I really appreciate that. The ties and accessories are hard to beat in quality and price. They have a casual clothing shopping side too, which includes brands like True Religion and Lucky Brand. However, with jeans I have noticed that they are odd sizes like 33x29 and 38x31. Still, at a drastically reduced price. I would suggest simply getting there and leisurely browsing, allowing time. You can find your size pretty quickly in the mens section. Also, sign up for Nordstrom rewards - it's free and you can get some grrat deals via text.

Good sales on ladies clothes and shoes. You have to check the store or website almost daily. Items…read moreare sold pretty quick

The customer service and options at this store are wonderful! I was helped and fitted by Grace, she…read morewas so kind and professional; she helped me find the perfect shoes for my 12 hour shifts at work. Thanks Grace!

If I could give this a 0, I would place it here. My husband and I are getting ready to go on a trip…read moreand went in to get him a pair of shoes. We were there for 10 minutes and no one acknowledged us. There were 2 sales people on the floor. All of the other customers received help. It was not super busy either. We finally just decided to leave. Oh, well! They lost at least $200.00 when we walked out. Sad and terrible customer service.

If you like name brand items but trying to save a few dollars, the outlets are where you want to…read morebe. On this trip I went to Coach where I was able to locate the bag i had seen online. I had numerous employees assist me as I pondered about other bags that caught my eye while in the store. Lots of free parking available. Not a fan of how the stores are lined up and having to find the cut throughs to get to the other side but that's just me.

I was on the hunt for new running shoes and decided to visit the outlet mall in Grand Prairie. When…read moreI arrived, I noticed the Nike store--but the Reebok store was even closer, so I headed in, and I'm so glad I did. The store was spotless, beautifully organized, and immediately welcoming. As soon as I walked in, Mr. Mike greeted me warmly and offered assistance, then personally guided me to the men's running shoe section. I found a fantastic selection of discounted running shoes and ended up purchasing two pairs. When I needed help finding the perfect fit, both Ms. Bailey and Mr. Mike went above and beyond--taking the time to help me choose the best shoes for my feet at an incredible price of $39.99 each. Their professionalism, friendliness, and genuine eagerness to help made the entire experience outstanding. It's clear Ms. Bailey leads by example, as the store's cleanliness, organization, and excellent customer service truly stand out. I will absolutely be back and look forward to visiting again soon! I hope to see you there.

Yes definitely don't bring your clothes here there selection are decent. But it's a waste of of…read moretime bringing stuff because they tell you that they didn't want anything that there only looking for fall items. But when I look at the other baskets there that there buying there was different types of clothing in there including jeans and blouses. Well I had jeans and fall blouses. It just seems like they are getting picker and picker and when I look at the clothes they have on there racks am like seriously they buy that but could not take in some of my stuff. Am not saying my clothes is better but there some stuff in there that I would not purchase or wear. I'd rather go to the one in Richland Hills or Tarrant Pwks they do appreciate ur buys

I am a fan of all things second hand, particularly clothes. When I saw this store, I had to check…read moreit out. When I walked in around 6:00pm, I was greeted by store personnel. I browsed the store, which is organized by size as well as categorized by type of item. For example, all dresses/, jeans, shirts are togetherness. They did have a section up front for new arrivals, and the clearance items are at the rear of the store. I did not find anything that moved me. Honestly I was not impressed by the selection or the prices. I purchase second hand for the savings. I need to feel like I am getting a good bang for my buck. As it relates to service, everyone was nice. I had several associates to check on my during my brief visit.

When you need something stylish, sexy, affordable, ... just a all around eye catching, jaw dropping…read morefashion forward thread!!! Honey!!! This is the place to be! Go get your coin and your life*

I'm so glad there's a Sam Moon in Arlington. I really enjoyed walking around, looking at all the…read moremerch. There's lots of jewelry to look at, there was a handful of people when I was browsing and we all seem to be looking at the same stuff and going in the same direction, you know how that goes. Lol. Hats and Belt were 20% off. I was looking for a Floppy Hat. Sam Moon offers a variety of Hats. Even though Sam has a variety of Hats, I was not able to walk out with one. oh well. One employee was really nice. He helped me get down a Hat that I wanted to try on. He watched me try on the hat and said, I was ready for the picnic. Lol. Hats off to the Woman Customer in the store who showed me how to wear a hat. Check out is right in the center of the store and in the back. There is a bit of a line too. I would definitely recommend Sam Moon. It's a lot of fun, they have good customer service and the prices are competitive too. They have just about everything that you can think of.

I really love this place. You get what you pay for but is is really handy. Some things last and are…read morestill cheap.

Well stocked! Lots of everything. A fairly large Ross that seemed so, crammed with minimal space…read more I found a few interesting bargains and will post some photos for you. I was greeted by the Loss Prevention Specialist then I was on my own to shop. Check this location out. If you can.

Receipt# 0249-03-7040-5184-2 Your Ross location @ 4646 S…read more Cooper, Arlington, TX on Thursday, July 3, 2025 was, as always "A Mess" and quite busy. I only saw once employee on the floor throughout the store and in housewares. Clothes were off hanger, all over the floor in the women's and ladies department. Shoes were disorganized with almost more on the floor than shelves blocking the passage of shopping carts. Many departments, expecially houseware/ home decor were not priced. Once I decided on a possible purchase of a "not priced" home decor item... as usual there was a long, long wait in the checkout line with only (2) registers open. I get to the register with "Asia" who had just called out over the intercom system to tell the employee in housewares (she came upfront) and again was told to go to break. "Asia" said to the other open register employee (later learned she was the store manager) that the lady was a new hire. Asia's check-out counter had a stack of hangers preventing me and others previously from placing their purchases comfortably on the counter. I had returns to apply to purchase once the price could be determined but before I could ask any question "Asia" was ringing up items that were returns as well as the item I had for price comparison since the one I was interested in was unmarked. In an attempt to correct the charges (my money) by this young ladies error her attitude went straight to "Outright RUDE". She was rushing, very impatient and her tone began to get louder I assuming from trying to determine what she had rang up. In short, "She Was Doing TOO Much", "So Unneccessary" when all she had to do was listen and answer simple questions to where this customer could understand the charges. I am not one to wait for a transaction to close to learn I was incorrectly charged. I questioned why and where her attitude was coming from since it was evident to myself and others waiting in line that she was annoyed to have to readjust the charges. I told her I no longer needed her assistance and would go to the other register. Loudly she told me "You can go anywhere you want", finalized the sale without thanking me and called for the next customer before I could gather my items and walk away. Unbelivable without an understanding to her trigger? I gathered my other items for purchase/return and asked for the manager (Angela) who ironically was on the next open register. With customers seeing "Asia" lod negativity they allowed me to cut the line and meet with "Angela" the manager on the next register. All due respect I was surprised that "Angela" was the manager because she was so timid and gave a soft empathic "I'm sorry" apology. It was evident to me that nothing was going to be said to "Asia" when I suggested the manager inquire about my experience while I was standing there, but not. I did not want "Asia" to say I was not being truthful for the experience I'd just had. I believe "Asia" would have had even more attitude with "Angela" had she asked anything of her. From observation while waiting in the check-out line I suspected that Asia may have been the manager acting like she controlled scheduling. The short version of this all is me being 71years old that "I don't do rachet and or ghetto" which is how "Asia" came off in my opinion. That kind of attitude is far below any pay grade I ever had. I am comfortably retired and don't have to work! "Asia's" attitude does not give Ross "A Good Look" for customer service and or a favorable review. All the years of shopping at Ross Stores that is the first negative experience I have ever had. I shop multiple Ross stores, weekly and frequently. "Asia" needs to go" if this is how she treats Ross paying customers, Unacceptable!!!!! Ross you can do much better!!!

It's a Uniqlo. Big. Clean. Well organized and plenty of staff. No issues here with me!read more