Kohl’s

I am teetering between 3 or 4 stars. Their regular prices are on the high side. There are some good values on clearance. The values are even better when paired with coupons. There are two ways to sign up for coupons. Sign up online for e-​coupons, or sign up in store for their loyalty card. If you sign up in store, you will still have to go online to finish the process. Both will give you discounts without having to get their credit card.
The quality of the toddler and children’s clothing is better than Target or Walmart. They have licensed character clothing that both my kids like. I don’t like that the toddler clothing stops at 4T. Any other store I have been to goes up to 5T. This means if looking for size 5T, clothing must be purchased from the children’s not toddlers section. The same pattern shirt in 4T is several dollars less than it is in size 5. The difference can really add up.
Their «Kohl’s Cares For Kids» items make for a nice gift. They always have children’s books, stuffed animals, or both for $ 5.00 each. Coupons are not good on those items.
They sell Food Network cooking equipment in their home department. A decent selection of bedding and home accents.

They have everything. No seriously, you can buy a whole new wardrobe AND probably outfit your home with all new appliances. It’s a chain so that’s expected. I consider Kohl’s a classier Wal Mart. Their prices can be really great or average depending on the constantly changing sales and specials. The store is pretty easy to navigate, clothes and jewelry in the front, and domestic stuff in the back. Parking is always available in the huge lot shared with Meijer’s.
It might benefit you to get a Kohl’s credit card if you plan on shopping there frequently. I don’t have it but know a few people that do. I also know a person that worked there as a seasonal employee and they actually enjoyed it, so they seem to be a good company to work for.