H&M

It’s a huge store! I expected great things. Everything in there was packed to the gills, I don’t know how you could be expected to shop the racks without knocking over like 12 garments. They have about 1 million H & M basics items and very little actual attractive product. I wasn’t spoken to or greeted the entire I was there, which is just as well, I didn’t end up buying anything.

Affordable and stylish (if NY/​Westcoast Hipster is the style your into). Modern style and high-​waisted everything, an skinny jean galore is what you’ll find here. Make it a stop if the aforementioned strikes your fancy.

I can really do without anything from here. They are so obnoxious about demanding your photo id when you already have it laying out in front of their face… because the last three times you shopped there the y were strangely rude about seeing your id. And never mind that there is a huge color photo of yourself on your credit card… they still need to see your id for this 12.00 purchase. At least they are consistent at being annoying.

How can I say this… I am so overjoyed that «Abercrombie» folded their last shirt with «Slenderman» arms and shortened hems and folded in general. Perfection has arrived. Enter: «H&M». I have to stop myself from dancing while I walk in. You get looks, quality, and terrific prices with any item here. Sales are outstanding. Look at everything, especially in the baskets filled with everything. Shoes come in half sizes. Nice people work here. Dressing rooms are nice and neat. Ramp for wheelchairs. Bring in a big bag of old clothes to be recycled to get 10% off your bill. Returns are easy, unless you are a constant thief. Bathing suits cannot be returned. It is in the mall, close to the food court. I tell my younger daughter never to tell her competitive, vanilla friend where we shop. European glitz without pretension.