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“I love old navy specifically this location I always find what I'm looking for. The staff is very friendly and willing to assist and accommodate in certain scenarios”
10AM - 9PM
645 W Edgar Rd, Linden
Womens Clothing
“My favorite store. All the employees are respectful. There a manager I can't recall his name. But he always extend his help along with all the other employees. This store always has people on the floor from my experience.”
9:30AM - 9:30PM
681 W Edgar Rd, Linden
Womens Clothing
“Very fashionable, stylish, and radiant colors ✨....excellent quality and sales price... responsive, respectful, and professional customer services....”
Womens Clothing
Womens Clothing
Womens Clothing
“I don’t know what kind of psychological wizardry Kohl’s is running, but every time I walk in “just to return an Amazon package,” I walk out with three shirts, a random kitchen gadget I definitely didn’t need, and a receipt telling me I saved $187 — even though I’m pretty sure I spent $93 more than planned.
The Amazon return booth is actually the main reason I come here. It’s fast, it’s easy, and they hand you that little coupon that whispers, “C’mon… just look around.” And then suddenly I’m in the clearance aisle holding towels.
The store itself is clean, organized, and surprisingly relaxing. You can actually browse without feeling like you’re trapped in a maze. Staff is friendly, they don’t chase you around, and somehow there’s always at least one checkout lane open — a miracle in retail these days.
And the Sephora inside? That’s the part where I pretend I’m “just passing through” and then walk out having tested twelve different lotions on my hand.
Bottom line:
If you need clothes, house stuff, gifts, or just want to feel like a financial genius because your receipt says you saved a fortune — Kohl’s in Linden delivers every time. Highly recommend… but don’t blame me when you walk in for five minutes and walk out an hour later with a bag full of “deals.””