Fashion Today

This store has been around since I can remember and I don’t know if the lady I’ve dealt with is the manager or the owner but she’s very rude! Last time I went in she kept following me around and kept looking at me suspiciously. I’ve NEVER seen her smile or say hello let alone ask if you need help. Today I walked in and she was behind the register with her cell phone in her hand. The moment I walked up and asked her a question her phone rang and guess what she did! She looked me right in the eye and answered the phone right then and there. Unbelievable right? Like atleast answer my question. It’s was extremely rude and unprofessional. I immediately walked out pissed of as can be. I like to give places a second chance which is why I returned but that’s it for me. I’d rather pay more somewhere else honestly. The clothes aren’t even worth it. They are super cheap material. Don’t waste your time here.

I went to this place a week ago and it was great. The guy working was very nice and I had a great time. I came back today and a woman was working. She was so unpleasant to me I almost walked out. I asked if I could use the bathroom and she told me I couldn’t and was all angry. This isn’t usually more than just a minor issue, but it made me angry because last time I was in the owner let me use it. Weird. She was so b*tchy that it ruined the whole experience. I would have bought over $ 50 worth of stuff but I chose not to because of bad customer service. Fail. However, I will be returning mostly because it’s hard to find casual plus size clothing and I lucked out here. Plus the guy working last time was nice. I really hope the lady’s attitude changes because I really want this store to stay in business.

Unfortunately I have to update this review: If you don’t see a man behind the cash register, don’t bother to go in. The friendly, helpful man who was so pleasant on our first visit was nowhere to be found when we returned a week or so ago — in his place was an unsmiling, unhelpful older woman who guarded the fitting rooms at the expense of helping us reach merchandise hung up high and out of reach. When we finally did get her attention, she was brusque and behaved as though we were an inconvenience. Lady: I’m not an inconvenience — I’m a customer. I’m the reason you’re in business.
(This is the first review) First off — the bad: OK, the clothes are absolutely on the cheap side — but the prices are also ridiculously low. Now for the good: the customer service was fantastic — the staff was helpful and pleasant. Also a nice selection of casual, plus-​sized clothing, which is what we came in for. We will certainly be going back.

I took my girlfriend to Fashion Today and she loved it! After about an hour of looking around she purchased a few items and told me that the lady at the front was nice and helped her out. She came out happy and smiling and that is what matters the most to me.

Your typical definition of a CHEAP clothing store. I generally love coming to these places but not after today.
My ONE star is because they were NICE enough to allow me to exchange my clothes one day after the seven day deadline that is stated on the receipt.
I had my new products and approached the counter to tell them a sweater had a hole in it… the lady said «Sorry, because you didn’t notice it before you purchased it, we can not exchange it!» Really, you’re punishing me because you sell cheap products? SO if you shop here you have to thoroughly examine each article and if you miss a hole or damage it’s your fault. Okay… if I would’ve noticed it… do you think I would’ve purchased it just to bring it back later? And I get I could’ve worn it, damaged it and returned it BUT the price tag hangs from the side if the sweater and I’m not desperate enough to wear a sweater with the tag hanging obviously from the side. You go to ANY other reputable store and they will accept a product back that is damaged as long as it does not look worn, had the tags and receipt, like my product was.
This place has permanently LOST my business and it’s a shame because I LOVE spending money and try to support local small businesses first.

Fashion today is a good cheap place to shop for basics such as tanks, spandex, leggings, tees, and yoga pants. It has a few cute shirts for around $ 15. They have a few cute dresses. The quality of the clothes are like a Ross but the style is more up to date like forever 21. It’s a cute little store with basic styles of today. I just like it because it’s pretty cheap. I bought some high wasted pants here.

Came in a couple of times before & previously I bought a jacket which was $ 26 after taxes. I found the same jacket at another Fashion for $ 20. A bit upset? Yes becuase shouldn’t they be just about the same? Well anyway, they have cute clothing but are just as much as Forever XXI. Might as well go to Forever XXI & save a couple of dollars. =/​It’s OK.

I stumbled across this place since it’s in the same plaza as Sally’s Beauty. That said, I wouldn’t go out of my way to shop here. I live in Irvine and I regularly shop at Le Vogue, which offers clothing within a similar price range (everything is around $ 12-​$ 15, not more than $ 20 on average).
Key points:
— Nice customer service. There was an older Korean lady (the manager?) who greeted me when I came in.
— Decent selection of casual clothes. Their graphic t-​shirts are a little tacky in my opinion but you could come out with some cute dressy tops. They do have a few dresses, mostly maxi/​sundresses, so I wouldn’t come here if I was looking for something for clubbing.
— Cheap-​looking quality. Browsing through the racks, many of the shirts looked like they wouldn’t last through the first wash. I’ve only bought one thing from here, a high-​low chiffon skirt for $ 20, which is definitely one of the more pricey items in the store. Although the quality of it is fairly decent, I can’t say the same for many of the other, cheaper items. Needless to say, you get what you pay for here.
— Handbags, shoes, and jewelry are a few years out of date. It was hard for me to picture anyone in their targeted demographic wearing them; it seemed like they were for older Asian moms who try really hard to look young (you know I’m talking about).
— Dressing room doors conceal only what they need to – I’m 5’5 and the length of it reached from my nose to my thigh. Anyone could’ve easily peeked over or gotten a free show if I bent over. Opt for a room toward the back if you can.
All in all, it’s worth checking out if you’re in the area. But in terms of finding trendy items that are more worth your money, you’re better off sticking with Forever 21.