Macy’s

Such a rip off. Their «1 day sale» goes on for 3 days at a time so don’t rush to get in there. Also when they give you those coupons, they won’t work on a lot of the things in the building. I worked here for far too long to get excited when they have any type of sale. They raise the prices on the clothes and especially the clearance so that you think your getting a good deal. Also their presale is a joke. There’s no system at all and the clothes get lost or stolen a lot because there’s no door to where they are kept. The clothes don’t hold up at all

Macy’s, you suck.
Stop trying to pawn off your Chinese crap at incredibly marked up prices. Not a SINGLE pair of shoes in your department are any good (bad quality materials, fall apart quickly, no arch support, etc…), and you know what? I have bought excellent quality boots (and clothing) elsewhere since I stopped shopping at your store.
The people working in your Robinson location are always snooty.
I told your manager about 2 years ago, after receiving terrible treatment from you for the last time, that I would never shop at your p1ss-​a$$ store again… and I haven’t…and I WONT. I can’t even stomach the STENCH from your gawd-​awful perfume when I walk anywhere near that store.
You’re not entitled to make mega-​profits off of cheap products produced in the 3^rd world. You think that no one notices, but we do… and we don’t need you, or want you.

This is one of the smallest Macy’s I have been to so far. Selection of stuff to buy is limited, they do not have a lot of sale items/​deals and the staff is not the most helpful. I have been able to snag some good suits here at a good price too but that is pretty much it. Again this is from a guy’s point of view, however, my wife also seems to feel that the women’s selection is decent but nothing worth the price tag.
They do have a furniture store here but again selection is rather limited. I vote for the Macy’s at Ross Park Mall to be 10x better than this one.

You’re welcome, Sexy Man!
And I like shopping here as well.
Shhh…I’m trying to make Darren more fashionable.

For me, the odd thing about clothes shopping is that the most expensive items I come across tend to be the things I least want to wear.
All I pined for was a somewhat dressy top to wear for an upcoming function, something that would look tasteful with a classy pair of jeans I already own.
The first shirt I see is pink with bold, blue stripes. An abomination, it’s $ 65.
I spy another shirt, equally horrid, this one white and sporting… dots. $ 50.
A brown v-​neck sweater halfway catches my eye. It might work, but it’s $ 40.
After pulling back hangers for another 20 minutes, I spot a black, long-​sleeved pullover. Unlike the majority of what I view populating the racks, it’s masculine as opposed to emasculating. I won’t look like a grade school math teacher in it. No dweeb would wear it. It’s elegant, simple. It’s in my size. It’s so… very… me! It’s only $ 14!
The sales associate who rang us out Saturday evening scanned a coupon, taking another $ 2 off.
As Kay pays for it, she says, «This is your weekend and my treat, Sexy Man.»
Can one put a price on that?

I love Macy’s. It usually has so many great designs at fairly decent prices. Not a lot of great deals at this Macy’s. Nothing looked good and everything was fairly pricey from what I normally see. I walked around the entire men’s section (one of the smallest I have ever seen) and was surprised to find that absolutely nothing caught my eye. Usually I can find something even if it is a little pricey. Maybe a different aesthetic for a different client or climate? Oh well…