Kohl’s

I will never shop at Kohls again. I would rather spend more at another store and actually get good service then give them any of my money. When trying to exchange a shirt that was the wrong size they didn’t have it in the size we needed. I asked if we could have them order it for us online and still do an even exchange. (I know stores can do this as I worked retail in college). They said no that I had to order it at home then come back into the store with both shirts to return the one that was given to us as a gift in the wrong size. Then when I asked for them to look up my kohls card number the associate pointed me to the phone and said I needed to call in to customer service and she couldn’t help me. It is ridiculous that the associates can’t seem to help with anything in the store and you have to do all the work for them.

Employees walk around asking you to sign up for credit cards and refuse to accept NO as an answer. Repeatedly said NO and still the employee tried to give me the «advantages of opening a credit card lecture «so I walked away Complaining to manager didn’t even help. According to manager «It’s her job to get credit card apps regardless if you want one or not. «. A phone call is now necessary to corporate. Plus I will make sure how disgusted I am with Kohl’s to all my friends.

This Kohl’s is my «go-​to» place for underwear, T shirts, dress shirts and… pretty much all my everyday type clothing. You can’t beat the quality, named-​brand selection or the prices.
As if the prices weren’t good enough, Kohl’s offers multiple coupons and specials… if you don’t find ‘em in print, just get Online either on their website or a coupon site and you’re sure to find a current offer.
All the clerks/​stock folks on the floor are helpful and have positive, polite and friendly attitudes. Parking is NEVER an issue. Huge lot at the corner of North Ave. and 124^th.
Yep, I love Kohl’s!

I come to this store every once in a while because it is close to work.
There is always a a sale going on and I can always find something that I like that is reasonably priced. I do like the shoe section because there is always something there that I like.
It’s an average store and there is nothing special about the store.

«Wisconsin’s flagship department store with über-​discounts and an oft-​rotating selection.»
My history with Kohl’s goes way back — my mom worked part-​time at a location while I was in high school & I worked on a holiday season-​basis assisting with inventory and gift wrapping as well as returns. I prefer this location over the Bayshore unit strictly because the parking is plentiful and the store always seems to be clean.
That’s not to say it doesn’t have flaws — the aisles can be a bit narrow, so good luck getting a cart through there — it certainly does, but for me the positives outweigh the negatives. Customer service folks are very helpful — though there never seem to be many employees walking around the store — the discounts are deep, and there is a lot to choose from. I enjoy the multitude of pants, shirts, and ties found in the menswear section, and the kitchen area is top-​notch.
On a recent visit, I purchased (as advertised) about $ 800 worth of clothing and paid a shade over $ 350. That’s a deep discount, my friends, and the quality has been great. The additional deals/​coupons you receive if you hold their charge card are nice, but it can get slightly annoying to receive a mailing seemingly every other week. It’s a solid store if you’re looking for decent clothes, housewares, and other items and you don’t want to bust your budget — A-​OK in my book.

In general, Kohl’s is «ok» at best. It’s worth a stop for basics like shoes, Levi’s, housewares, underwear, etc — basically, the stuff you hoped you wouldn’t get for Christmas. The clothing is generally cheaply made and looks like crap after a few washes, but you didn’t pay much for it anyway.
Three things that irritate me about Kohl’s:
1. Omnipresent «sales» — everything is on sale, all the time. What’s the point? Just reduce the prices of everything 20−30% and get on with it.
2. Jumbly, cluttered mess everywhere — things are poorly organized and aisles are tiny.
3. There’s only ever one or two registers open
On the positive side, this particular store has remodeled it’s dressing areas and they are far nicer than in the past. Still, Kohl’s is the place I go when I know I need something I’m going to wear once.

This store is clean and fairly organized. It’s one of my more favorite locations in the Milwaukee area.
In my visit today, I waited at the counter for over 15 minutes as I was trying to get a price of a clearance handbag. Seemed like to took a bit long for me and no manager got involved. Thankfully the cashiers in the area were very nice and told me how patient I was.
As Kohl’s always is, it’s hit or miss!

I think they’ve been having a 30% off sale for the last 15 years

I found this Kohl’s to be less than stellar in stock. There were very few jean options and the shoes were pretty well picked over. Maybe I went here just before a restocking shipment. ?
Overall, I think Kohl’s is the place to go for decent clothes at mid range prices. Kohl’s is a perfect metaphor for the Midwest.

This Kohl’s is huge and well stocked. I came specifically looking for tennis shoes and I thought their selection was good. There were an assortment of shoe boxes people had left on the bench and not put away yet (I always put my own away, how hard is that?!) but still enough room to sit down and try things on. I always find Kohl’s prices to be reasonable and the thing I come to get always seems to be on sale!
I didn’t have to wait a long time for a cashier at all and we were on our way. I would recommend this store to someone over the other one I have been to, in Bayshore, because the selection is bigger.

I’ve been to this Kohl’s a number of times. There are some good, some bad, as displayed below. I wish we could give ½ stars — I would give this store a 2−½ star rating.
The pros :
— This Kohl’s is a model for Kohl’s HQ — they have a model display set up in the back of the store (behind the walls) so Corporate can come in and see how the displays will look a season or two ahead of time. Not that it makes this store better or worse, but this way you know the store is always going to try and make it look the best when HQ bigwigs come in.
— Because of this, the displays always look their best. There are rarely clothes strewn about or on the floor. Makes for a little bit better of a shopping experience.
— Staff are usually friendly, since they never know who’ll show up from HQ or be watching out for the usual customer service slip ups.
The cons :
— Always a long wait time at the registers. They have like, 20 registers, but only 2 people working at peak times.
— The times I do shop at Kohl’s, I usually see something in the ad that I specifically want. Unfortunately they are out of my size the majority of the time. I rarely go home with what I intended to buy. (Wasn’t RMS supposed to correct that issue?)
— Although clean — it tends to be very cluttered with narrow walkways. Normally not a huge deal, unless you are trying to navigate a cart through the aisles with a million other people.
— I realize this is a housekeeping issue — but they really need to clean the bathrooms more frequently — or at least check to see if they are up to ‘standard.’ Last time I went in the bathroom, there was a big surprise in the first stall, and it was clear it had been there for a while. Gross.