Carter’s Babies & Kids

Look no further! If you like carters items in target and jcpenny, than you with go crazy here. I always go to carters stores like this one because they have a really good selection, they are organized/​clean, and they always have great clearance and sales.
This location is nice. The employees are mediocre on the relational scale but they get the job done and keep the place clean.
It’s very conveniently located next to Michael’s (artsy life hack moms go crazy) and target (just in case you don’t find what you are looking for). It’s so hard not to get twice as much as needed when coming here. Returns are easy breezy too.

This store is clean and has a decent selection of Carter’s goods. Unfortunately, service is poor and several of the employees are unprofessional and stuffy!
I think the location is convenient and this store has a good opportunity to provide children’s clothing in the area (there are few other stores like it nearby) – if only the people working here were more pleasant to work with!

We LOVE Carter’s!
They have everything you could ever need from sleepers and socks to sandals and shorts. And they usually have major sales going on or if you’re on their mailing list, they’re constantly sending out coupons.
I advise to NEVER buy anything for full price. You will always be able to find it at a discount at some point.
However, because of all the sales the store is a little messy which is completely understandable. But its something to take into consideration if you’re going to let your little one run around in the store.

Very good sales. Began shopping here for my cousin’s kids 10 years ago and continue to shop here whenever a relative has a kid. The staff is very helpful and do try to satisfy their customers. Only decided to right a review just now simply because of what I witnessed today. A customer was acting like she was in a rush and sounded annoyed when the cashier asked her if she wanted a bag for 10 cents. Next thing I noticed, the customer is yelling and putting on a show just because her coupons did not cover the 10 cents. WOW! Like seriously?! In my opinion, the cashier did a good thing for calling her manager up to try to explain to the woman why she is being charged 10 cents. That woman still put on a show and only just made herself look bad. In the end, she stormed out claiming that she was never going to shop here again. I felt so bad for the cashier person and the rest of the staff. Do they go through that much verbal abuse from customers? In any case, the staff handled themselves very professionally.

If you’re stocking up for your own kids, here’s a pro tip: do not pay full price for anything! Get on the email list and they’ll send notifications about their sales. It seems like that have 40/​50% off sales every few months. Also, they send monthly coupons and have a store credit reward system when you spend a certain amount. Even so, if you need to buy something here asap, the prices aren’t so bad.
I like that their clothes are, for the most part, comfortable. They make soft onesies, leggings, and even fuzzy «jeans» that are great for young babes. I think it’s so sad to put kids, especially babies, in anything stiff or scratchy so Carter’s is a favorite of mine.
The employees here are decently helpful. It’s a good sized location that’s well stocked and doesn’t get too busy. There isn’t much room for maneuvering a stroller.

Love… love love love love love love love this Carter’s outlet store.
It’s the Carter’s brand and the clothes are well-​made and comfortable and it’s perfection that you can buy first-​run clothing and shoes, not irregulars, at 50−70% off.
Coats, onesies (especially the hard-​to-​find long-​sleeved ones), pants, shoes, socks, underwear — all at wonderful prices.
I’m sad that my 6 year-​old little boy has nearly outgrown the Carter’s brand. I was a fan of their $ 7 cargo pants and all the infant and toddler wear that preceded them.
I send all my new-​parent friends there to shop and buy shower gifts both at the outlet store and on-​line.
PS If you sign up for their emails, you can score additional discounts and insider sales and they won’t bombard your inbox.

If you are looking for baby clothes do not even bother going anywhere else! This store has all the seasonal items for your little one! They always have great sales and offer discounts when you get to the register! I have compared prices of the clothes here to Target and Costco and have found that the Carters store is cheaper by a few dollars with the exception of their Halloween Costumes that Costco sold for cheaper (I didn’t realize this until after I had already bought mine).
Needless to say I love this store. I love their clothes and this is my go to place for my little ones wardrobe!

I don’t understand the high reviews on this store. The store is always a mess and its dirty. The items are expensive and the employees are very rude and not helpful at all. Target next door is much cheaper and I’ve had better customer service from Target.
What is up with their coupons? Fine print doesn’t allow you to use them on many purchases. Toys are priced ridiculously high; Ikea has the same wooden toys priced at one third the price. Do your friends a favor don’t buy your friends a gift cert from this company.

I never really shopped here until this year! This is my go-​to store for baby and toddler clothes &/​or gifts! The bargains are just slammin’; you cannot beat the deals here and oh gosh, the savings cards. I just used $ 40 worth today, saving that much on my % off purchases for my girls.

I really like this place, but unless you have the 20% off coupon and the cards that give you $ 10 off your purchase, i always feel like I am getting robbed.
Maybe it is because kids grow like weeds and they outgrow clothes so quickly I never feel like anything I’m paying is worth it. Or maybe it’s because several times I have purchased something from Carters only to find it next door at Target for cheaper… or at Ross for some ridiculously low price.
I do love that they always have a clearance rack where you can pretty much find what you need if you are willing to search.

Really nice people work here. They pay attention to you without being pushy. Thank you for making shopping easy!

I’m a fan Carters because of their modern designs and colors. The fabric that they use, however, is a different story. The onsies, sweaters and pants feels sorta stiff — I figure baby clothing should be soft, smooth, or plush? I’m a touchy-​feely kind of person when it comes to baby clothing. Then again, I’m not a mother yet, so I wouldn’t know if it even makes a difference.
I signed up to receive e-​mails for coupons and they send them out pretty often! If H&M or Nordies sent out as many coupon as Carters did I would be broke.
This review makes me want to design baby clothes…

Love all the great deals I find here every time I come. Tuesdays are double stamp day and Wednesdays are Grandparents’ Day where they get an extra 10% off their purchases.
If I’m exchanging something, I wind up coming out of the store with even MORE stuff! I think they may need to ban me soon. =(
LOVE IT!

I’m always here to buy cloths… and they have alot… for great prices!!!
They always email some coupons and the staff there have always been friendly.

Love this store — so many great deals, much more reasonable than other places where they sell the Carters brand. They also have coupons where you get additional discounts on your next purchase.
Definitely worth the drive out of the city to get a huge selection of Carter baby clothes at the lowest prices.

My husband and I looked around for a diaper when we realized we had used the last one an hour ago. Panic ensued. Then there was frantic grabbing of car keys and jackets. In less than five minutes we were on the road to the nearest Target.
After parking in the lot, we opened the door to remove the kid to find he had ejected an amazing amount of vomit onto himself, his clothes, and his car seat. Not spit-​up. Vomit.
I spied the Carter’s store as we were wrapping said baby in a blanket. Knowing we had tons of clothes at home, we hated the idea of wasting money on things we didn’t need. However, the smell… ugh. We ran over to see what we could buy for as little money possible.
We all know Carter’s clothing. It’s reliable, accessible, and they offer cute designs that fit a variety of tastes. I thought we’d spend $ 20 and not be too put out.
To my surprise an entire outfit was $ 7.00. The sale racks were filled with bargains, most up to 50−60% off. It was the least expensive children’s clothing store I have ever stepped foot in.
Vomiting baby begets cheap clothing store find. Who knew?

Baby clothes were SO cheap here! They were having a sale, so an outfit was only $ 3!
I wanted to buy clothes for my future babies! But that was kinda crazy. I almost did for this one teddy bear jumper. Omg it was so tiny and soft with little ears on the hood.

Cheap cheap clothes, and they know how to get you coming back for more! (Their coupons!!)
Since every single baby is bound to be wearing carters clothes at one point in their lives, they do a good job… prices are cheap, designs are basic (nothing that thrilling but for the basics, they are great) and oh, did I mention cheap???
Sure, every so often a mommy will want to buy a Janie & Jack outfit, or a Tea Collection shirt, Zutano, etc… but I cannot substantiate a 7 month old wearing clothes more expensive than my own every day of the week.
SO, this place is a good value. Their return policy is great (we ended up getting a LOT of clothes we could not wear and returned) and they seem to get new styles in stock pretty quickly.
I was disappointed once when the clerk offered the 15% off coupon to someonoe who did not even HAVE the coupon with her for her purchase, but then for me, she did not offer it. Whatever.

Everyone gives this place five stars so what the heck, I will too.
One day I went to Target with some Carter brand clothing hoping to exchange them because I received so many sets of duplicates for my newborn. I remembered seeing Carter at Target and thought it was a brand sold exclusively through Target. I had no gift receipt, but just thought I’d try my luck at the returns counter at Target. The lady told me flat out the tags on the Carter items I wanted to exchange were not sold through Target. She said they were sold through a Carter’s store. I was bummed because I didn’t know where my friends bought these authentic Carter clothes. So I asked the Target lady and she told me right next door. I had to ask her twice, «You mean right next door to here? This Target store? You mean it’s just outside this front door here?» Flabbergasted. Whoda thunk there was a REAL Carter store and it happened to be right next door?
So Carter’s accepted my clothing returns. Issued me a gift card that never expires. And I didn’t even have ANY gift receipts to go with any of the clothing. I’m impressed.
The best part of this store are:
1) Everything is never MSRP. At least 25% off.
2) The back has a big selection of outfits for $ 3.99.
3) Their gift cards never expire.
Cute cute outfits. The sales staff is all female and helpful.
***There was a recall of Carter’s clothing back in 2007. They were Carter brand with tags that were Made in China. You can google it and see. Most Carter stuff now is tagless and AFAIK, they’re safe.

This is my #1 choice for new clothes-​shopping for my now 7-​month-​old son. (Used choices include Chloe’s Closet and Peekabootique in SF.)
The store is manageably-​sized, unlike the warehouse-​y Babies R Us. The staff is friendly and helpful but not high-​pressure. The store is conveniently located next to Target, a BevMo, and a good quick-​food option, Fresh Express (I think that’s the name, it’s a buffet-​style place).
The sizes make sense because they post what weight ranges correspond with their sizing, so you can find what will actually fit instead of guessing as with other brands that just slap «9 Months» on as the size with no referral point. The clothes are cute and look like baby /​kid clothes, not miniature adult clothes — that really irks me…
If you have a boy, expect lots of dinosaurs, trucks, sports themes, and animals like alligators, frogs and turtles. However, they are cute and there are bright colors like red and orange along with the standard boy colors of blue and green. You can also buy cotton PJs here, which I like. I don’t enjoy wearing polyester and don’t want my son to sleep in chemical-​treated poly.
The prices are great as mentioned in other reviews. It’s the land of the eternal sale and markdown. The clothes are just cute enough that you’re proud of them, but cheap enough that when your learning-​to-​eat baby smears carrots all over the place you aren’t freaked out, as I would be if I routinely blew upwards of $ 20 on a onesie. But that’s just me. I recently saw a cashmere sweater for a 6 month old at Peekabootique, so apparently there’s no end to the luxury for some babies…