Men's Clothing in North Chesterfield, VA

“This is the best experience I’ve had in a dressing store. John was a great guy and Iiked his professionalism and He was kind to me. I would recommend people to come here!”

“Macy's Macy's omg they are really nice but damn it can be very expensive. I went in there for some makeup. New Year New Me! Came out and was like what in the world did I buy that cost that much. Lol The customer service is definitely on point but still.”

“I come here quite often to return Amazon purchases. I am sometimes tempted to shop because of the coupon they give you on your return receipt. Recently, they had a good deal on Dockers khaki pants, so I stopped to look. I was interested in two colors in particular. They had my size in one color, but not the other, so I passed on the deal. There was also no sales associate nearby to ask if they had any more stock in the back, which most stores normally don't these days. I failed to mention that the displays in the area were relatively organized well, and the pants were neatly stacked. A couple of days later, I happened to be back in the store, so I stopped and looked again, but this time, the pants section looked like a tornado had come through. It was a mess. I still looked, but no luck. About a week after that, I'm back in the store, and as I pass by the Dockers, everything is somehow even more of a mess than the prior week, so I don't even bother looking. A few days after that, I'm back again (I swear that I normally don't return that much stuff I buy on Amazon, but I was trying out different graphics cards in my PC) and the Dockers shelves, as well as others, are a complete, unshoppable mess. Kohl's appears to be severely understaffed compared to a Macy's or Dillard's. Perhaps the people at the top who call the shots need to re-think their strategy and hire more people and make sure they are paying them well and creating a workplace culture that inspires, motivates, and enables their associates to keep displays of merchandise organized and well-stocked.”