Ross Dress for Less

I go there to get a curtain rod and found the perfect one! I make sure it comes with the screws to assemble it. I get home open it up and it had been returned obviously because every screw in the «ziplock» bag was stripped!!! Frustration is real! CHECK YOUR PRODUCT WHEN RETURNED BEFORE RESELLING IT!!!

This Ross is unorganized, messy and smells like an ashtray; with lots of screaming children running around. The cashier are clueless, and spends valuable time arguing about something as simple as a hanger for the clothes. Willing to not make a sale as apposed to leaving a shirt on the hanger. The immediate supervisor ir not much better. Maybe this is a test store for the Dept of Corrections or Parole.

Bought an inexpensive, polyester knit, white with black dress from Ross. Washed it as directed. The black ran into the white. POLYESTER?! Took it back for return/​refund. Refused! Policy on reverse of receipt states item cannot be returned after wearing. WHAT? They sell one-​wearing-​only dresses???

Always can find good deals on clothes and and anything else you would need for your house. Rather its kitchen stuff you need or a shelf for the bathroom this is a place to go and save money. They have a security guard there all the time which is really nice because you definitely get a different kind of crowd in there and it always seems like there is someone in line in front of you that’s got a ridiculous request and making a big scene but that’s just become part of the ross experience no matter which one you go to. Overall you will not find better deals on new clothes anywhere

Disorganized. The employees that work the floor, don’t seem to be very knowledgeable with stores product. Doesn’t have a wide selection. I keep giving it the benefit of the doubt and keep popping in every few months, just to be disappointed. Won’t be wasting my time there anymore.

I hate the tired, cryptic phrase, «It is what it is.» But, for some reason, it fits this Ross location. The «it» is often crowded aisles, screaming children, long lines and picked-​over racks. But it’s also the occasional spectacular deal (in particular, they have a great sneaker section) and, of course, the hunt for said spectacular deal. That’s why I disregard the hassles to make a weekly visit to this Ross.

I’m giving this store 5 stars, and it has nothing to do with shopping. My daughter and 2 grandchildren were there this evening. My 2 year old granddaughter ran off and disappeared as her mother chased after her. We were frantic. I went to the store security, and the immediately announced a ‘Code Adam’, describing my lost granddaughter. All of the associates lined up and did a sweep of the store. Of course she was hiding in between a rack of clothes. They found her within 5 minutes. We are so thankful for their quick response and professionalism. Thank you so much, Ross Associates. Thank you Ross, for the superb training to your associates.

I haven’t been to a Ross in the last 5 years, and today’s shopping experience reminded me why.
— Security staff at the entrance, making me feel like I’m in a police lineup? Check.
— Random merchandise? Check
— Long lines? Check
Still, I’m glad I stopped there. I got some great deals on Carter’s baby clothes (over half off) and a bunch of other stuff that I’ve meaning to get around to buying for a while just as soon as I bumped into it at the right price. Such as plastic dryer balls. $ 10 at the fancy baby shop? Baby’s diapers are soft enough. $ 4 at Ross? Softer diapers, coming right up!
And once I actually reached the cashier, she was super nice.
I may not wait a whole 5 years again to return to Ross. Though the next time I go, I’ll bring a paperback to hold in line instead of a hungry baby.

This location truly is the best free birth control a lady could ask for.

Just for clarification purposes. I have the shopping gene and I am an avid Ross shopper. That said…
This Ross Blows! There, I said it. Hands down the worst Ross experience you can have. Now, I don’t mean it’ll be a bad experience by other standards, I mean by Ross standards. So, yes, there will be a mindbogglingly long, 2 lines of checkers. Yes, at least one of them will be struggling with something… usually a no-​receipt return requested by a non-​native English speaker. Yes, people in line will be vocally complaining about how they can’t believe it’s taking so long… etc. It will be this… and then some! Save yourself a good 30 – 45 minutes to check out if you find something you like. This aside, you’re on the border of Portland and Clackamas on 82^nd… so you know you’re off to a bad start as it stands. The store is «Ross disorganized» + 20% and the staff is as untrained as they come. Sadly, the security guard was more helpful than the blank-​stare faced girl who was cleaning the shoe section. I’m a sucker for cool clothes at good prices but this Ross makes you work for it. Go to the Gateway location instead and save yourself the mental anguish.