Kohl’s

Kohl’s has unbeatable clearance, friendly staff, and great discount programs. They often offer $ 10 Kohl’s cash for every $ 50 you spend, and have 15, 20, or 30% off coupons.

What can I say about Kohl’s? It’s pretty much a place where you can get clothes, housewares, and a few things in between for decent prices. And when they are running a sale, everyone wins! =)

$ 72. That’s how much I saved. For realz. My shirt finding escapades were a total failure at Old Navy, so I went to Kohl’s and found 5 really nice shirts at really reasonable prices. What more could you want?! Much better prices than at the mall at equal or better quality. When you add this to fact that this ISN’T the mall and is rather a place that is actually friendly, quiet and clean, you have to ask yourself, why go to the mall at all? Oh yeah, pants… well, you can’t have everything.

I don’t do a lot of shopping here at Kohl’s, but when I do, I always find what I am looking for and at a reasonable price. For a big box store, I guess you can’t ask for much more, can you?

I recently discovered Kohl’s. I must say I’m sad I didn’t start shopping here long ago!
Overall, the thing I enjoyed most was that even though I was here on a Saturday, it was nice and quiet inside the store. Clothes were neatly folded and hung, the store was open-​feeling and clean, and employees were friendly and helpful. It was a nice change from other department stores in the Tri Cities.
I also was pleased to find a nice selection of clothes that were cute and feminine AND reasonably priced. The clothing is of decent quality. Housewares were also very nice. They have a lot of trendy artwork, too.
I must say that I will be shopping here more often in the future. It IS a pain to get to, but that’s perhaps why it’s so nice and quiet. I can live with that.

Kohls just made me a VIP member… hehehe… I guess I shopped from them too much… lol. I love you kohls!

I went here for their grand opening. Lines everywhere! People want medium and low cost clothes and housewares in the Tri-​Cities! The liens and traffic congestion did die down after a few days.
I was VERY impressed not only with the energy and positivity of the new young managers and their staff, but also of their willingness to listen and to work with many customers.
I saw heaps of clothes left over from being tried on from dressing rooms and happy employees getting them sorted out. I sense that the management had prepared the employees emotionally well for the big rush and their attitudes of happiness and acceptanc eof retail reality as far as the work goes was outstanding. (NOTE I was then working part time for a very upscale womens clothing store nearby — which I choose to not discuss.)
Now to the clothes– some were not as nice as they looked in the brochures. Some with very thin material. There were many more choices and styles than in the brochures! The sales prices were tremendous.