Juicy Couture

It is with a heavy heart that I must report this Juicy Couture location is closed :*(Additionally, the outlet store at the Pleasant Prairie Outlet Mall on the border of WI and IL is no more.
I love labels, and Juicy is one of my favorites. This location was awesome because it was just off Michigan Avenue on Oak Street amongst all the super fancy pants stores (such as Jimmy Choo and a plethora of other designer stores that I have a difficult time pronouncing).
This particular store had a cute homey feel. The associates were always friendly and there was almost always some items on sale. It is a pricier store, but not as out-​of-​this-​world as other designers, so sale items were actually affordable. I almost always got something to add to my wardrobe as a special Chicago souvenir.
Juicy Chicago, you will be greatly missed. If anyone know if they moved to another location on the area please message me!!!

Purchased and returned a dress and necklace here and upon taking the items back with original receipt and all they issued the refund, then mailed the items back to me and charged my debit card. That would be fraud and I intend upon filing a police report and filing a lawsuit. The company has lost major profits since being bought by Liz Claiborne and has now resorted to downright illegal practices to retain income.
Do not give them your information or your money. What Pamela and Gela created two decades ago was clothing that was fun, unique, and made in the USA. Now the stuff is mass produced in China and still exorbitantly priced. This is not someplace you want to purchase things from on all accounts.

I LOVE THE STAFF HERE!
They are so sweet, nice, and accommodating.
I came into the store on vacation with my mom and saw some things I liked, we were busy because we had to make it to meet with a personal shopper at sacks, but we left some stuff on hold and planned to come back after.
We spent a little too much time at sacks and called Juicy to see if they could stay open for a few min. for us to come pick up the stuff. They said no problem!
When we got there they told us to take as long as we liked and try stuff on, I think we ended up spending another hour or so there and a lot of $$$ because everything was 30% off! ((:
Thanks so much best juicy store ever!

I took advantage of the 30% off Friends and Family sale this past weekend (it applied to sale items, too!), and I am now the proud owner of a gorgeous coral-​colored flower ring — just happened to be the last one, and in my freakishly small finger size, too.
Original price: $ 90. I paid: $ 30. HECK YEAH!
My advice is to check out the upper level first, because that’s where all the sale stuff is. The markdowns are surprisingly reasonable — I saw a skirt I liked for $ 45 and a wallet for $ 40, and when you take the additional 30% off, you’re basically paying the same as you would for a shopping trip to Target.

I’m a big fan of Juicy, especially as they’ve expanded beyond the tracksuits. Super cute clothes! However, I never find anything at this Chicago location. The merchandise doesn’t compare to what I’ve found in SF and some of their other stores. I often leave disappointed, which is never the case on my frequent visits to their SF store.

Love the store! Dislike the rude girls that work there. I noticed that they whisper about you to another employee while u shop! Had this experience twice! That’s why I dread going there!

This location is teeny tiny and kind of hidden so PAY ATTENTION DAMNIT or else you’ll miss it. I was going on a nice stroll by myself the other day and I accidently ran into this place. I’m kinda loving that it’s a little hidden and away from all the other touristy shopping close by. The employees were so friendly, personable and helpful. There’s 2 floors, the first one has accessories and their regular clothes, the 2^nd has their sales items, children’s clothes/​accessories, swim wear and their infamous track suits. Also when I wanted to try something on in a size that wasn’t out, they were so eager to go check in the back for me without me having to suggest they do that. I wasn’t meaning to buy anything when stopping in but I ended up with a couple blouses that I absolutely love. Their collection of sales items kind of impressed me because most sales racks in other stores contain ugly rejects. When one of the girls told me of the sales rack upstairs, I immediately wrote it off in my head thinking, Yeah right!!! But there were a ton of good looking markdowns. Plenty in my small size, lucky me. I have to come back and try on some of their dresses on the first floor. I will applaud myself for not giving in and buying a darling Juicy loves Chicago tee. Even though I tried to reason with myself that I can just wear it to sleep or at home only. I bet tourists and suburbanites would buy that shit.
For those unfamiliar with their vibe and imagining it to be just slutty suggestive track suits. WRONG. Their clothes is really girly, a cross between retro, preppy, a dash of 60’s inspired with a modern twist. I’m down with that sometimes. Some of their pieces can be out there. Oh and you’re welcome.

My new favorite fragrance this year is Viva La Juicy I’m hooked I can’t wait to get a bottle. I found a JC wristlet at TJ maxx for 39.99. I can’t wait to go and check out the store in Chicago myself. I will have a real review then. Does any one know if they sell shoes at this location.

I got the cutest purse here! I love this store. It’s something about Juicy that makes me smile. Maybe it’s the fact that all the pink sends me into sensory overload. Maybe it’s the fact that accessories rule and we know women love accessories. Maybe it’s the trendy location or how I feel walking down oak street with a shopping bag. Yes I can actually afford something on oak street now besides Sarah’s. Whatever it is I am undeniably hooked. Go Juicy!

I know it’s wrong, but it feel oh-​so-​right (and LOOKS EVEN BETTER).
I need swimwear. And not the skanky kind, I want something saucy, girly that won’t embarrass me in future pictures.
Think of Miss Marilyn Monroe’s in ‘How to Marry a Millionare” not herpes-​flashing Paris Hilton.
And the tracksuit is done. Stop it. Especially the ones with lettering across the butt– those should NOT be seen in public (Why is it always the saggiest, baggiest, broadest butts that have «Juicy» plastered across? Why?).
To demonstrate, I own one pair of sweatpants (and I climb a lot of stairs to keep my writing-​free bum cute) They belonged to my Mother, when she was in high-​school. she is the only human being who has ever seen me wear them and SURVIVED to tell the tale…

All-​star store in the heart of Oak Street.
Juicy Couture has finally descended upon Chicago in the form of a beautiful boutique that carries everything Juicy: coats, purses, clothes, sweat-​suits, baby clothes, and dog clothes/​accessories. The store is beautiful… dark wood and amazing lighting. If you didn’t love Juicy before, you might just start once you walk in.
I suggest visiting the boutique to get your Juicy fix… visiting a dept store for Juicy is so 2006. :-)

I was an early adopter … in 1999.
I still rock my tracksuits.
But, now, I’m careful about checking the tags, just to make sure my Juicy is made in the ‘Glamorous USA.‘
Since being bought out by Liz Claiborne … some things have changed.
However, the garments made in the Glamorous USA are most definitely an American institution and I will certainly support anyone (younger than 25) wearing ‘em.