Janie and Jack

Shopping experience was just bullshit. The sales person did not once ask us if we wanted help. We purchased $ 600 worth of clothes for our daughter and as I am slowly piling up clothes, she still didn’t ask if we wanted help. I told her to start ringing it up and I got the standard response of «of course» instead of steaming dresses, she should have done her job. We went to a pet store and spent $ 40 and guess what? We got service! Bloody hell. Then the second girl came back into the store so there was 2x the chance of service but noooo. If my daughters weren’t going to look so pretty, I would have left.

I tried their Montana location twice. I thought the first time they snubbed me that it was just a fluke. I went into their store today to see if I could find some things for my daughter. The sales girl was so indifferent and rude, she make me feel like I should thank her for helping me. She was indifferent towards my daughter who was with me! For a second, I thought I was stepping into a Hermes store in Saint-​Honore Paris and they are not even this snobbish! I’ve shopped at many children’s stores everywhere but this one takes the cake at having a turned up nose! Someone needs to tell them they are selling children’s clothing.
Please don’t shop here. There are many nice kid’s clothing stores in town that carry beautiful things. One of them is Glen Kids at the Beverly Glen Center and then there is Petit Tresor in LA. I know both owners and they are lovely people. A children’s store’s #1 priority should be customer service and friendliness. Janie and Jack seriously lacks in that regard. Will never step foot in that place again.

Lame and soul-​less. Harsh words, but as a children’s store (and an expensive one at that) it is in really poor taste to opt-​out of the local children’s Halloween parade on Chestnut Street.
Imagine my surprise when all of the other stores nearby had candy out for the kids and the crotchety lady at Janie and Jack working the front counter snapped at me that they didn’t have any candy when I brought my toddler in to trick or treat.
Um, okaay… last time I checked you were a CHILDREN’S boutique… right? And pretty much ALL the other businesses on Chestnut Street participate in the toddler parade. So what’s the deal?
I guess I’ll spend my money at all of the other cute children’s boutiques in the area — glad to know you don’t care about the families that live in the neighborhood and support your business.

I’ve been here many times and love their clothes! The sale rack can offer some great deals, though I usually find it easiest to shop online since it can be hard to find the right size in stock. The clothes are pretty durable, and I love their classic patterns and styles. While shopping for special occasions, I definitely make this one of my stops!

Went shopping here yesterday and was helped by a really nice girl Rebecca. She was very sweet. The store is a little small, but it’s so adorable and staff are nice and friendly!

The people here are very friendly and helpful. It is quite small, so if there are several strollers inside, it will be hard to navigate around the display stands. They have a good selection of clothes and sale racks.

Really awesome store on Chestnut. Great sales. Sales staff is very friendly.

I came here to pick up some gifts for my boy baby girl birthday, and I was able to find her a nice dress with matching shoes, socks and even a headband everything was so cute. If you are looking for high end fashion for your kids this is the place to go.

Want your kids to look fashionable? Come here.
Adorable clothes for boys and girls. They even have organic cotton for some clothes. Prices are generally on the higher end but the selection is great and the clothes are higher quality than baby GAP. Shop here when they have their 60% off sales which is going on RIGHT NOW.
I found some cute onesies for my friend’s baby shower. Since my friend does not want to find out the sex of the baby, I had to find gender friendly clothes. Unfortunately, Janie and Jack did not have a great selection on unisex clothes. I still found a few items though.
I definitely enjoyed shopping here. The staff was really helpful. They gave me a nice gift box, card and ribbon for my gifts. Thank you!

I do enjoy hanging out in the Marina on Sunday afternoons. Despite its snotty rich reputation, it’s pretty cool to walk around and feel like I don’t belong, but that doesn’t bother me one bit.
Janie and Jack is a store that I found out about through a friend. We bought our son’s baptism shoes here once, and have returned a couple of times since to see what we couldn’t afford. On one of those visits, we did buy baptism shoes for our daughter. Of course, for shoes she’s hardly ever going to wear, it cost a lot. But they were nice shoes.
The lady behind the register was very nice and personable. She even talked me into signing up on their mailing list. I usually decline such offers, but when your customer service is real good, I might just care what your store wants me to do.
And so, Janie and Jack gets 4 stars despite its pricetags. It’s actually nice to be able to buy things here and tell people that we do shop there. It’s a nice little store.

I went to Janie and Jack to purchase any arbitrary baby item I saw, and so did not have huge expectations. I had just learned I was pregnant, and to tell my husband, I felt giving him baby clothes and then bursting into tears was the best method of delivery.
So often chain stores feel impersonal and are staffed by bored looking people, but Janie and Jack is not only adorable (not such a difficult feat with a store full of baby stuff, true), but Jane the Shop Girl was amazing. She warmly greeted me right away. She predicted when I was due based on my shaky info (and the ob confirmed that she was right). She then helped me pick a darling onesie to break the news. She even searched through the sale rack because she thought I might like some now discounted items.
My child-​to-​be and I look forward to putting some damage on the olé credit card here in years to come.

Going back to the SATs and those pesky analogies: (where «:» stands for «is to»
Banana Republic: Gap as Janie And Jack: Gymboree.
Um, this ‘high end children’s boutique’ is nothing more than a division of Gymboree.
Their items are super-​duper-​adorable, however, and it’s so hard not to end up buying 3, 4, 5 items when you weren’t really in the market for anything to begin with! Go during their sales if you’re not keen on spending $ 32+ on shirts for baby.
When I went in, it was empty and the 2 people working were just CHATTIN’ it up and twas quite annoying to not be greeted. I’m all for friendly chit chat between coworkers, but there is a time and a place.
This place isn’t the high-​end boutique that i initially thought it was… & for full price, I’d head to a few other baby shops!

The women working here today were really nice. The inventory has a bunch of good sales and items that maybe should be on sale. The gift wrapping feature is really nice and we were able to get 5 items for about $ 70.

janie & jack — marina is a great place to feel good about buying expensive clothes for adorable, little people. i shopped here for 2 (1 boy & 1 girl) baby gifts for friends. the quality of the clothing is definitely apparent. they have a combo of dapper, sweet/​innocent, and simple clothing. though their clothing is a bit costly, they do have sale racks. the salespeople are a PLUS; so nice and attentive. i also love how they gift wrap (w/​ribbons & a card) the gifts you purchase. i walked out of there spending approx. $ 80 for 2 outfits for 2 different babies.

Randomly stumbling onto Chestnut St, I took a chance walking in to Janie and Jack to see some of their baby clothes in person vs online. With a baby shower coming up, I wanted to look for girlie clothes and the mommie to be is obsessed with this place.
J & J online is misleading, the actual store (this one in particular) is very adorable and more so affordable too! The staff wasn’t all on top of me to look at their everyday line, but actually offered me a peak into their backroom inventory of sale items too. The two ladies there was more about helping me find something I’d like to give and creating an ensemble — regardless of sale or not. The selection for both boys and girls are über cute. Brownie points for having equal boy selections as there is girls. My BF thought there was some hella tight clothes for little boys.
Janie and Jack is definitely higher end baby and kids clothes but the quality is top notch and selection very ample when you get into a store. The store on Chestnut is actually one of the biggest I’ve seen, the staff is really sweet and knowledgeable. So two outfits, and matching beanie (cause you have to have accessories!) — thats 6 items all under 45 dollars. I adore this place!

This store is so freakin’ adorable. I just picked up a beautiful holiday dress for my baby girl with tiny gold shoes to match. I can’t wait for the photo shoot.

First of all the sales woman was wonderful. She was very helpful in helping me pick out a cute outfit for my sons 3 month picture shoot. Their prices are some what high but very good quality. I did notice they have pretty good sales. Was pleased the most with the service I received here.

Conveniently right next to Giggle, this store only carries clothing for little people, for both Janies and Jacks. It’s definitely a little upscale, but the quality and cuteness factor are also important to consider (and both are high here).
Go during a sale, you’ll find some good deals and then you’re kid won’t have to dress like every other Gap baby and child in the Bay Area.