Linen Outlet

They advised me to buy a sheet set which turned out to be the wrong size. When I returned it, they wouldn’t give me my money back, but instead issued a store credit. The credit was for $ 45. I went back two months later, picked out some towels, etc. and when I presented the credit slip, they said the credit slip was the wrong color. It had to be yellow or some such excuse. I presented the store credit that they issued, yet they gave me some ridiculous excuse and refused to honor it. They kept my $ 45. These are unscrupulous people, as well as unfriendly, curt, and generally too busy to help you. I will never go in there again.

Can’t beat inexpensive rugs that the kids will eventually spill something on — all sizes. Cheap towels and sheets. — good enough. Great if you’re not looking for something very specific.

Dont ask them any question. The only answer they give you is «the more expensive the better.» The one star is for their worest ever attitude, the stuffs are good with reasonable price though.

Great prices! Sweet and helpful staff! In and out with the rug I needed in just a few minutes :)

I love Linen Outlet for towels! Before finding them, I used to shop at Target and Costco for towels. But not anymore! I got huge soft bath towels for less than $ 5 each! Who can beat that?! Also, I got 5 kitchen towels for $ 5 the other day which was perfect since I really needed kitchen towels.
In terms of bedding, I found some nice sheets for my Cal King for under $ 60. I am picky when it comes to sheets, but I saw a bunch of nice 400 thread count sheets for less than $ 50. They don’t have a huge selection of sheets for Cal Kings, but if you’re looking for something neutral, they typically have nice solids like ivory and white.
As for customer service, I think the ladies that work here are nice. They always come up to you asking if you need any help, but aren’t pushy in terms of trying to get you to buy something. That is a pet peeve of mine. Next time I need some linens, towels, etc for my place, you’ll find me looking here!

I love this place. I knew it sounds funny to love a linen place, but this place is a home-​ware discount heaven in a city of pricey stores and boutiques. We got all of our curtains here, as well as some rugs and other items, all for less than what just one set of curtains would’ve cost at another store.

LInen outlet has everything neatly stacked and everything is priced. friendly greeting from associates.
looked at pillows (8.99−10.99)
tempted to buy but pillows are nonreturnable
and my head is so picky what it leans on…
so i passed.
3.5 stars

Well it’s too bad that I would give this place at least three stars but their return policy – or should I say lack of one – forces me only to award them two stars. They have some good prices and some fairly nice merchandise but not being able to return or even exchange merchandise is a dealbreaker for me. I never shop at stores that have no return policy at all and had I known that, I wouldn’t have made a purchase there at all. I recently bought something that didn’t work out and got stuck with it. It’s a shame. Needless to say, I just can’t shop at stores who don’t offer any kind of return policy. Sorry.

Yayyyyy cheap linens that aren’t super generic!
Having just moved into a new place, I’m on a warpath to make sure my apartment is NOT an IKEA showroom. Unfortunately, our dining table, coffee table, my dresser, my bookshelves, and well… a lot of our decorations and furnishings are IKEA. Hey, I’m not made of money. I’ve got to do SOMETHING to make it looks like I have a SHRED of individuality!
So yay for the Linens outlet! They’ve got lots of towels, curtains, bed sheets, and tons of things that just aren’t IKEA. And the prices are RIGHT. If you’re in need of some new stuff for your new place, come here. Seriously. Parking is easy and prices are good. There’s nothing more you can ask for. I’ll be back for more linens: D

I used to work for them, and even though they have a good selection at good precises, the problem with the store is that shortly after they open up their store, they’re suddenly closing the place to move to a different location and they’re constantly doing that. They build up a client listing, only to blow it out when they happen to move, and for those that seriously can’t get to their next location, they don’t happen to care at all. Personally I say, it’s good to shop there, just don’t sign up for the $ 5 off coupon that is emailed to you, it’s not worth it in the end.

This place is awesome. Fabric anything is super expensive, but also necessary for a well-​furnished home! I buy everything here – rugs for all the rooms of the house (from living room to hallways to bathroom), towels, sheets, curtains, you name it. I would have paid three times as much if I bought these things at retail price. Thankfully Linen Outlet exists so I can buy it all for cheap! The selection is obviously limited, but you can’t really blame them when you are buying it all on clearance. If you are looking for basics/​classics, you can generally find them here. Plus, they have a large selection of other random household items – pillows, soap dishes, curtain rods and accessories, etc. Love this place!

Linen Outlet is a ubiquitous store that seems to be everywhere whenever there is an empty storefront. We’ve been to several of them and never seem to buy anything as their merchandise is scattered. Today we decided to venture to this store since we were looking for a queen sheet set blend of 50% cotton and 50% polyester.
We arrived about 4 PM and it wasn’t very busy. Two Asian ladies were working there and they were talking loudly in their native language. I approached one and asked about the queen set. She appeared dumbfounded and the other sales lady had to interpret for her. She lead me to the queen sheets and showed me the 100% cotton set. I told her that I was looking for a blend and she promptly showed me a 100% cotton percale and said that is not really pure cotton and walked away. What a liar! Percale is a weave and she apparently didn’t know what she was talking about.
The prices are better at Ross and the staff there is more helpful. Be careful going there and asking them about a product as it appears they don’t understand or simply tell you some falsehood.

Great prices and solid selection for a mom and pop shop. Skip the cheap, low-​quality chain stores, and the high-​end shops with the same stuff for double the price. Come here for the prices (it’s really great household/​linen/​fabric/​bathroom/​sheet/​towel stuff), the service is nice as well.

Friendly, kind staff and ridiculously good prices. I bought a throw pillow for $ 5. (Let’s see how long my cats can keep from destroying it.)
If I lived in the R., I’d be here every other week. I’d go on an orgy of bed linens. I’d change my sheets more often than Mick Jagger.

This place is nice.
My boyfriend and I got a new bed, so we needed new sheets. I have seen this place on Clement, and figured this would be the perfect place.
This place has a ton of choices, so that is nice.
We ended up get some really nice (and comfy) mint green queen sized flannel sheets, which included the fitted sheet, the extra sheet, and two pillow cases. We also got a queen sized mattress topper. And a delightful giraffe print blanket. It is soooo soft. All of this cost $ 91. Not too bad!
I totally didn’t want to get out of bed this morning. It was so warm, soft, comfy, and cozy.

Customer service can definitely use some assistance and the ladies could try and see if you need help. Once you get their attention they make sure to help you all the way through till the end.
The only reason we knew about Linen Outlet was because we Unilocaled curtains. Thankfully we did! This is a gem!
Now, about the products. The quality of product is there. Some of the stuff was from Bed, Bath and Beyond and some from Pier 1. It’s from everywhere, so you’re going to get a great deal on everything!
Their selection is HUGE! Inexpensive gorgeous curtains, rugs, curtain rods, throw pillows, towels… EVERYTHING!
We ended up walking out with 8 panels of fabulous curtains and 6 curtain rods to put them up. We received discounts and walked out spending $ 224 bucks!
MEGA DEAL! Anywhere else and that could have been super expensive!

Nice staff.
Overpriced items.
The porch mats I purchased here are fading/​unraveling and the towels didn’t last longer than a few months before unfurling at the edges.
I want to love this place because it’s close to home but I’d rather buy linens online, sight-​unseen than waste more money here…

The boyfriend and I came here on the suggestion of our friends who were also in the midst of decorating their new home together.
We came here in search of rug for our hardwood floor (and the puppy who slips all over the hardwood floor) and walked away with curtains as well for our dining room. What a score! We got everything we wanted for around $ 50. You can’t find a rug alone at that price at other places.
I’m so excited about knowing that this place exists and going here to redecorate when the time comes!

I first went to Linen Outlet about a month ago, and was dumb enough to think I could get away with three curtain panels for my living room window instead of four. I was also with someone and didn’t want to make her wait around while I enjoyed the full Linen Outlet experience since we’d originally gone for another reason altogether. This is why I’m usually better off shopping alone. I’m just too considerate for my own good.
I finally got around to installing the curtain rods last night and realized the middle bracket eliminates any chance of squeaking by with three panels. A night of fretful sleep worrying that they wouldn’t have the panel I needed gave me the necessary motivation to get me up early and arrive close to when they opened. To quell any insufferable anticipation, they had it!
Curtaining my living room was super affordable, thanks to Linen Outlet — each light-​blocking, insulating panel was $ 14.99, compared with the ones I covet from Anthropologie (pretty much all of them) for anywhere from $ 78 to $ 230 per panel. PER PANEL! And they don’t insulate or anything — they’re just there to look pretty and say «look how much I can spend on curtains.» Can you imagine? I dream of a day that spending almost $ 1000 for window dressings won’t put me in the throes of anxiety.
In addition to curtain panels (and cheap hardware, too!), this place has a pretty amazing selection of bedding. Egyptian cotton sheets for cheap! They also have pretty decent rugs, of which I am in desperate need, but another time for that. I always realize later why those Cost Plus rugs with no traction bottom are a bad idea. How many times shall I learn that lesson? So far, three.
Reading other reviews makes me regret not looking more closely at their towel selection as well, but it’s not like I need a reason to go back.
The location is also a major bonus. Clement St. parking is not exactly easy, but there are lots of spots and potential for the dream spot is great. Also, there are tons of other places to go. There’s an Ace Hardware right next to Linen Outlet, restaurants, etc. You could easily spend hours in that neighborhood.
So the lesson is, you don’t need to spend a fortune on textiles for your place, though it may be tempting. Also, ALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS buy an even number of curtain panels. ALWAYS.

I’ve searched high and low for affordable curtains for the house. Linen Outlet carried a varied selection of curtains from pretty to downright ugly (or maybe curtains a mother would love!!!). I also bought a collapsible wicker hamper for $ 8 (a steal considering I saw and exact same one at Anna’s Linens for $ 20), 300 ct bedsheets, a comforter and duvet cover. Depending on what you get, prices are downright cheap ($ 1 towels!) to expensive (weather proof curtains for our patio door).
The store was a bit disorganized but no worries. The staff is helpful and they will fish out whatever you want (apparently they store a lot of the curtains in cubby holes behind the displays).