JCPenney

JCPenney is your typical department store. They have many different items for all different tastes spread across two floors. I’ve always seen them have a fairly steady crowd when I’ve been inside.
I’ve been coming here off and on for a while. Most of the time, I come in here looking for clothes of some sort. My most recent visit here was last night since I had a coupon which was expiring soon. On this visit, I was specifically looking for shorts for an upcoming trip, but they didn’t have them in store yet. I guess it’s a bit too early. Instead, I did get a few more shirts as I did need a few of those as well.
In general, you can find just about anything you’re looking for here. One thing I’ve noticed though over the past few visits is that they seem to have scaled back on the clothing options for males. I guess they want us to do more of our purchases online instead. The drawback is that sometimes you want to try things on to make sure they fit before purchasing.
Overall, they do have good selection of items in the store. I think they just need to expand on some areas. If you’re looking for good quality clothing at cheaper prices, I’d still look here with coupons that I seem to get all the time. It’s at least worth checking out and seeing if they have something you want.

I went in to find a a pair of Khakis for work because I work at Onelife fitness and my pants ripped today. So, I went in and I went to the front desk to see if the pants I needed were in stock. They were but I only had $ 20 and they were $ 40. So, I went up front to make sure they were the right price cause online they said they were $ 24.99. They fantastic lady named Tina in the men’s department was so kind, understanding, empathetic and caring. (Note: I’m 18 so being out and budgeting and finding good deals for me is hard.) she helped me find the right size and everything they needed to be to fit the regulations of work uniform. I have never had an retail experience so sublime to this one. I hope she gets promoted or a raise or something because she deserves it.

JcPenney has had a of of transitions over just the past few years. I’ve been shopping here for years. Many disappointments recently, but there is the occasional gem.
They did coupons like everyone else.
Then they did away with all coupons and did the sales on certain days of the month. I was all about this. I did not have to chase sales or clip coupons; I just knew to go the third Thursday (or whatever). During this period I had great luck finding awesome dresses in the women’s section for next to nothing. Good quality, casual and fancy dresses for as low as $ 5. Got mom a Joneswear suit for $ 15 etc. I always looked for tops and pants at JcPenney but the only success that I had was in the women’s dress section. This was frustrating because I don’t want to wear dresses all of the time.
JcPenney then went though another restructuring building up designer stores within, such as Liz Claiborne and Joe Fresh. The designer shops did not, and still do not interest me.
Well now JCP is back to sales and coupons. Print coupons, get them in the mail or newspaper and have them delivered to your cell via text. And the JCP coupons are of a decent discount, well worth trying to find something to purchase. I’ve gotten $ 10 off of $ 25 and $ 10 off of $ 10 coupons.
I have always had excellent customer service here, particularly in the dress, watch and shoe departments.
I am excited and pleased about the new Sephora in JcPenney. I’ve been a patron once and I will be visiting again within the next week. I had the best sales associate at Sephora and got a great deal.
My qualm is that the clothes here are too youthful or too mature for someone just barely 30 (in my humble opinion). The shoe, jewelery, furniture, lingerie, home and kitchens sections have something to offer for all ages.
Just this week I saw that the JCP salon at Lynnhaven sells Mizani hair care products for ethnic women. The prices seemed fair to me with salon products priced $ 11 to & $ 20.