Burlington Coat Factory

They have a good selection of clothes. I recently visited Burlington’s and spent about $ 350 on clothes. I wore them once, then washed them afterwards according to the label, only to find out that they ALL shrunk and I no longer can wear them. Very disappointing seeming that I thought I had found some great looking shirts but now could only wear them once. I wish they would get better quality clothes that doesn’t shrink when washed. I will be contacting headquarter’s because I wasted money on clothes I could only wear once. Not fair.

This location is currently under some sort of re-​do, but every new change I saw makes it worse than it was before. The racks are still a mess. The options are pretty limited. Today I was hunting for a sundress and some flip-​flops and was sadly disappointed by the selection and the options.
I found some sandals that didn’t have a price on them. When I asked the person working that section for help, they started looking for a matching pair on the same aisle. I had to say, «No, I did that already and couldn’t find a matching pair with a price, that’s why I asked you for help.»
I agree with Tamara… TRIFLING!

every time i go in this place it is hot as fuck. we live in louisiana!!! air conditioning!!!

If you go to Burlington, take a gps and a flare gun. Tie yourself to you traveling companion. This place is a disaster area, just a mess. You cant find anything.
First of all the people that shop here all seem just ugh. Most of them are yelling across the store in a language that isn’t English.
Most of the staff does the same. I was looking at some shoes, and the woman working in that department kept scowling at me, and kept picking up the boxes of the shoes I had by my feet. (I was buying those thank you!)
The people at the register seem robotic, beat down and miserable. Occasionally you will run across a new employee who is helpful, but the job beats that out of them quickly. I think smiles are not allowed there.
The store is huge, with aisles of clearance GARBAGE. My husband and I shopped for a couple hours to kill time, and found nothing to buy. The lines are long, and you can never find what you are looking for whether it is people or clothes.
Last time I was in there, I didn’t see a single coat. This should be called Burlington sells crap no one wants made in a factory.

The staff is always angry and its like they don’t want to help you. The place is very unorganized and hard to find anything of good quality. I have noticed recently that it is also kind of unsafe in parking lot and guys will try to pick you up. There are always screaming kids running around the store. It’s a miserable experience for real!

I try and I try with this place, but it is TRIFLING just the same. The parking lot bugs me because there are huge holes everywhere so I end up parking in BFE, then I finally get in there. They have good looking stuff, but I usually can find only one or two of everything and never in my size– either it’s a size 18 or a size 2. Now, here is the part that really bugs me. does anyone ever organize the stuffi in there? Stuff all over the floor, all over the racks, hanging over stuff, moved here and there– shopping there makes my head spin and I leave with a headache. On the rare occassion I find something I like, it takes almost 30 minutes to get checked out. NO THANKS! This girl has places to go and people to see.

I don’t go there often, but every now and then, you can find a great find here. The main issue I have here is that most things are so unorganized that it takes forever to find something and the checkout is ridiculous. Each time that I have gone, it takes an eternity to get out of there!!!

Ugh. Burlington.
I actually like going here if I need to waste some time at lunch, since it’s nearby.
Not because I actually purchase anything, but because I like people watching. This place is great for that. As others have mentioned, grumpy, mostly unhappy workers, interesting customers, and a whole selection of clothing, housewares, and other random merchandise that wasn’t worthy of making it to the K-​Mart racks.
You know how at TJ Maxx you can actually find name brand stuff for cheap prices? Yeah… I don’t know that I’ve ever heard of 99% of the brands on the racks at Burlington.
Like Andrea noted, a lot of it is damaged, flawed, or really, really hideous. Plus, the store is constantly a disorganized mess.
I guess it could be like a treasure hunt, if you had 5+ hours to scour every inch of the store, hoping to find the 1 awesome deal on a must-​have piece of merchandise. It’s probably not worthwhile, though.
Really, this place is kind of like a huge Big Lots, but with angrier salespeople.
If you want entertainment, but don’t want to see a movie, visit Burlington! If you want to purchase decent merchandise at low prices, try one of the other national discount stores.

This isn’t a luxurious shopping experience but if you are looking for a deal you will find it at Burlington. If you have children you will appreciate their huge and affordable Baby Depot. Sometimes I come in here and find tons of deals and then other I think meh I can find it cheaper or better elsewhere. If you come with an open mind and an urge to look through the vast selection you might find some deals here. It is fairly organized (about the same level or better of a Marshalls or TJ Maxx) so like those places the bargains aren’t staring you neatly in the face you have to look a bit within the department and this place equals about 3 of those combined in size.
This place saved my life when I was pregnant and searching the city for one of those full size body pillows. Not only did I find one that was plus and had plenty of support but it was the least expensive of all that I had seen in town at $ 10.
Burlington is a perfectly good bargain shopping alternative.

This place is my perfect idea of hell. Crowded, unhappy staff, and the most unorganized racks I have ever seen. I came in here because I was desperate for a coat before leaving for a vacation. All the coats I liked were either flawed or missing the price tags. It was an extremely frustrating situation, and not worth my time.

This is great place if you like to wait in long lines with slow workers. Then when you walk our the alarm goes off and you have to go back and take the security device off. Then you go out again and it still goes off. Then when you get home and put you stuff on you find the one that they could not find and if you wear it it looks like you stole it.