Julia
Google
When I walked into the store, the workers immediately became pushy, insisting I try things on. I agreed, but they started picking out additional items for me on top of what I had already chosen.
The dressing rooms don’t have mirrors inside, so you’re forced to step out into the open area to see yourself—while the employees stand there watching and judging your outfit. When I tried on a pair of pants and a top I really loved, I noticed the pants were cropped but I wanted them to reach my feet. When I mentioned this, the tall blonde employee (working August 8th, 2025) asked in a rude tone, “Are those our pants?” I told her yes, and she asked if I wanted a different style. I said yes and asked her to check the size on the ones I was wearing and bring the same size in a longer style.
Instead, she said, “Actually, I think we’re going to size up so it’s not as tight,” which was incredibly humiliating. She then brought multiple other styles I didn’t ask for and commented that she chose a pair without a front seam because, after looking me up and down, she felt I “just have bigger… hips”. I was so embarrassed and uncomfortable that I left without buying anything.
Overall, the experience was unprofessional, body-shaming, and upsetting.