Burlington Coat Factory

It was awful. Everything was on the floor. Extremely messy, unorganized, dirty and just plain bad. I hardly ever shop Burlington but decided to find a coat for my son. Although we did find a nice coat, we both agreed we will never return again. On top of the awful shopping experience, crazy long lines and complete disarray, the cashier forgot to remove the security tag off the jacket. Luckily we heard the alarm go off and returned to the store to have it removed. Would not recommend shopping at this location.

Im not a fan of the Burlington layout it’s depressing kind of looks as if your shopping in a warehouse. However I’ve gone to Macy’s for a coat this winter and I got a long down DKNY coat but couldn’t find any Michael Kors long down coat in my size. I pepped into Burlington and found it. GORGEOUS coat they’re selection was TERRIBLE THIS WINTER but since that coat was so gorgeous they get 3 stars

I have shopped here several times over the past few years. I often find at least one thing I like, but I struggle finding the right sizes. Overall, I feel pretty bad for the employees there. It routinely looks like a tornado ripped through there at the end of each day.
I normally go there soon after opening, & it is usually a pleasant experience. Not too busy, everything organized, easy shopping. I recently went later in the day… whoa!!! Some shoppers have absolutely no respect… dumping entire shelves of product all over the floor, taking dress shirts out of packages, throwing clothes on racks after removing them from hangers. I have been to other BCF’s and they don’t look like this later in the day.
These guys must work all night to straighten this place out. It never looks like this in the morning.

ive been to this place so many times so im not sure how ive never written a review 4 it! anyways, this place is always crowded on the weekend so my homey & i were overwhelmed with all the people shoppin. it was like black friday but it was saturday! the place was kinda trashed with clothes, shoes & other items everywhere throughout the store. i know its not the stores fault that people are jerks & just throw things anywhere so i wont hold it against them. i ended up gettin a white linen shirt & a pair of hello kitty sunglasses! wooo hoooo! great buy for only $ 35!

Really good prices in shoes, household items, and jewelry, love the store.

Every once in a while I get a craving to come here. This is definitely a good place to go for coats– got a Betsy Johnson down jacket last year for $ 30!
Clothes have a wide variety of «mid-​range brands», nothing super high end, but I was able to get jeans formerly from new york and company for 9.98 and have gotten nice sports bras for $ 7. This store requires patience. It’s crammed full of so much, and it can get messy when people run like tornadoes thru the racks and dressing rooms, but you can definitely walk out with a lot of good items.
Return policy is kinda jacked up– be careful to read the back of your receipt, there is a limit!

If you are in need of professional clothes for work, especially suits, at an affordable price, this is the place.
I’ve bought several designer suits for $ 139.99 (and less!) here. There are also other great clothes here and many of them have low prices, if not rock bottom clearance prices. I’ve never had an issue with the clothes here (missing buttons, ripped seams, etc.). In fact, I have never, ever returned an item I’ve purchased at this Burlington Coat Factory.
The store is pretty big; it consists of two floors (there are escalators). They have a luggage section, a decent shoe section, jewelry & other accessories, etc. The coat section is my second most favorite section, after the business suits. I bought my son a beautiful (and more importantly WARM) Ralph Lauren winter coat on sale for $ 100 (original price $ 149.99).
In terms of their inventory, the only thing that is lacking to me is the children’s section. There isn’t enough of a selection, and usually the clothes can be found haphazardly on the racks and the floors. I’m sure this is due to the typical ill-​mannered bargain shopper. However, I almost hate to even go to this section because I dread seeing the clothes all over the place.
The only other issue I have with this store is the waiting time. If you think that you’re going to be able to find your outfit and pay for it in 10 minutes flat– have I got news for you! I don’t care what day of the week it is or what time of day it is– you are going to be standing in line, waiting for a cashier just like the rest of us. I have no idea why it takes so long to make a purchase in this store. All I know is that I make sure I am pleased as punch when it’s my time to approach the register, so that the cashier doesn’t find a reason to extend my time there. Despite the long wait time, the cashiers are actually pretty pleasant. The last time I was there, there was a computer glitch and the cash registers went down. That was a fun day, let me tell you. Luckily for me, the system came back up when I finally made it to the cashier. The cashiers were just as weary as we were, but they made the best of it.
Overall, I am very happy with this store, and definitely recommend it if you need work clothes and great coats!

My winter coat had a long life, and I needed a new one. This place was two miles south of my apartment, so I headed there.
The store is very large, and covers two stories. There was an extra large selection of coats available — unfortunately, most of the coats were extra large (or extra extra extra extra large). I eventually found a large coat that had a drawstring inside so that the coat didn’t feel too big on me. The price was right, too.
4 stars/​5

Ok spot if you need to buy a large # of brand name shirts and slacks for work this is one spot you can count on.
Polo
IZOD
Chaps
Guess
Nautica
Perry Ellis
and many, many more
GO HERE NOW if you are a young work professional looking to not pay Magnificent Mile Prices! The package shirts and items are perfect; the rack items you should look them over carefully; after all, it is a discount store that gets a lot of perfect items, but it also get a lot-​lot-​lot of imperfect items.
Great savings, I go here at least every two months to see if I can augment what I purchased in Macy’s, Bloomingdales, and mall boutiques.

Pretty impressive shoe selection with budget friendly prices.
Better organized than most BCF I’ve been to.

Begins here first account of operative me, agent number 773, on arrival of North Riverside greater area. Note: North Riverside is neither North of home location nor is this location on the side of any river. Date: 11−26−10 For official record, during American winter shopping masses gather in force on one certain day they call «Black Friday», during this day they must attend shopping malls and give currency for trade items. Why the color, is still unknown.
Magic see through door go sideways and disappear inside wall to open path from outside. Inside stand Caucasian old man, slave man dressed in American ugly holiday sweater made to say «Welcome to Burlington Coat Factory». Also inside, tall colored man in dark formal wear, pinned to formal top a plastic shiny object that read «security». Wondering if color pertained to special day so spoke «Happy Friday to you», no response was given. Moved on.
Approach dwarf sized American, ask «Where keep fur-​like material to insulate upper torso in this land». Dwarf sized American stared and blinked, ask «Layers of dead animal to warm» more blinks, ask «Does keep material for normal sized humans». Finally American woman grabs dwarf by the hands gives me a strange look and walks away telling dwarf to stop putting things in ones mouth and wipes his nose.
Follow current companion up jagged disappearing stairs of death. Interesting American invention, Nathan Ames, land called Massachusetts 1859. Immediate notice of wooden columns stuffed with fur material and rows of circular holders with more. Spot tiny American jump out of one clawing for another tiny American, who mildly escaped and ran away. When approaching silver holder, for companions safety, straight legged kicked into holder. No contact made, but for safety precautions performed kick at every occasion.
Found much needed fur material for very little currency. Grabbed two, found to be fair exchange. Made way to exit when stopped by currency trade line. Time much needed for this. Note: Not to exit dwelling on date 11−26−11.

This stores all right…‘its not like a department store. theres just tons and tons of racks of stuff, it will take you literally 45 minutes to find a shirt and some jeans after going through 50 racks of dirty, inperfect close, You better go over the cloths you picked very carefully or your find out one sleeve is longer then the other or that it has no buttons or it has a hole… BUT if you need to save money and you got the time to look it isn’t that bad of a store.

A visit to this store was the continuation of the hunt for the silver, sparkly, bridesmaid shoe with a lucite heel. After a previous failure at another location, I ended up here. When I entered this location, I immediately knew that I would like looking for shoes and maybe some other stuff. The store is two stories tall and nicely laid out the various sections. It was large enough to manuever around without feeling so cluttered or clustered. I went upstairs and found the shoe department. I turned a corner and found the bridesmaid shoe in four different colors. I was extremely pleased to see this right away in hopes of completing my mission for the bridesmaid shoe. I went through all of the pink boxes and managed to find a size 10. I had hopes of finding an 11 because they tend to be more comfortable for someone with wide feet in commercially sold shoes in medium/​average sizes. Luckily, the 10’s fit well and had a little stretchiness to them.
After finding the shoes, I ventured down to another women’s paradise: the purse department. Though it was messy and in disarray, I was still able to find some nice items. I managed to find a cute, pleated Nine West bag in a sage green for my summer purse. I almost bought the bigger version, but knew if I did that I would probably fill it and need huge purses from now on.
The checkout line was mass chaos. No line turned out to be a good one. I waited in line for about ten minutes before getting helped. This was with three or four cashiers working. Once I got helped, it went quickly. Overall, I like this Burlington Coat Factory. It was clean, nice, and only a little disorganized and chaotic.