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November 2022 by Jan Allen
Clean store, friendly people. Have to set a limit when I go, I want to buy everything
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June 2022 by Maricela Rodriguez
Amanda is amazing person and great at her job
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June 2022 by Rachel Alexander
Closed early. Didn’t bother to come open the door for business.
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January 2022 by Stanley Monroe
Friendly staff but slim selection in store. For kids sizes. Quality of clothing is also not what it used to be but there stuff is super cute. It just won't last long and everything shrinks.
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August 2021 by RObert Kern
Helpful. It is hard to find clothes to fit my 6 year old tall and thin. They have them.
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August 2020 by Cassie James
Itd be awesome if yall would update your hours on google so people didnt drive to the store jist to find out instead of opening at 9 you decided to change your hours and not open til 11
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August 2020 by Kayla Mooney
My mom is a heart patient and can't wear mask because it raises her bp too high and can send her straight to the ER. He was kicked out of this location for not wearing a mask. We will never shop at ANY carter'a again.
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June 2020 by Kellie Langham
Good prices!
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November 2019 by Karen Ivey
Neat, clean, fully stocked, prices and sales marked clearly, friendly employees!
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September 2019 by Fredene Fenter
Lots to choose from.
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April 2019 by Laurie Quine
Love this baby clothes!
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March 2019 by Kelly Williams
If you're looking for something cute and fairly inexpensive but very well made, then this is definitely the place to go! They have so many cute things for both boys and girls. Sizes ranging from preemie to toddler sizes. And a small selection of toys for the little ones too.
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March 2019 by Tonya Marie
Disappointed in their shoe selection and staff not very helpful. Clothing is good though
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March 2019 by Shannon Bishop
Kids clothes
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January 2019 by B.L. Allen
Compliment: As a Mom, and A Grandmother, Carters, has become a pleasant and unexpected trap ðŸ˜. I walk in for 1 thing, and spend an hour, and walk out with, lets just say, more than 1, thing 😊.
