Burlington Coat Factory Warehouse

This place is lost in time. How do they stay in business? I guess if you are stuck in the 90’s you would appreciate the selection here. Tj Maxx blows this away. If you have time to sift through all the crap, maybe you can find something.

Okay, this place is a tad on the shady side and I was very disappointed in the overall appearance and upkeep of this place. I understand it’s a discount store – which I am all for – but I don’t think I need to be subjected to dressing rooms with no locks, graffiti, no hooks, and in some cases, no doors at all. The lights hurt my eyes, but the prices made it all better.
This place has Calvin Klein, Miss Sixty, Steve Madden, and the like. I even saw a Guess coat I purchased last winter at 50% of what I paid. Doh! I’m not really one for labels, but I do like quality garments at a good price and Burlington Coat Factory is perfect for that. The associates were friendly, and be sure to check out the home goods section. I bought two shirts, two pairs of leggings, dress pants and sunglasses for $ 75. Not too shabby. But you definitely need your game face on when you go here.

I just have to write a review because one woman’s trash is another woman’s treasure. I don’t know what the other reviewer is on the prowl for, but I have had some success at this Burlington Coat Factory Warehouse. I think the trick is to be looking for a general category and not something very very specific.
Some of my favorite finds I’ve gotten there —
A Nicole Miller coat, floor length and if I say so myself, stunning! for $ 99.99 which originally retailed for $ 349.99; a Calvin Klein sheath dress for $ 49.99 which originally retailed for $ 199.99 and countless Kenneth Cole Reaction pairs of sunglasses which for some reason always get lost. Their home section pretty decent at times as well — I have gotten some really gorgeous pieces for my living room there at times, but sometimes there’s nothing there at all that catches my fancy.