Kohl’s

Kohl’s, in Cumming, GA, is a decent shopping place. The store is spacious, and overall, is a good place to look for clothes, etc.
The only thing that I did not like-​about this location-​is that some areas, are either not clean, or disorganized.

The best way to handle this store is to go in on off hours, handle your business and get out quickly. I don’t really shop here anymore except for holiday themed shirts, that’s it. When it comes to patriotic shirts, they have a really nice selection of light weight shirts that are very comfortable and super affordable, (2 for $ 10).
Their holiday tees are usually found in every department and conveniently displayed in the main aisle so you can’t miss them. I love that! I always purchase mine in the men’s department because I like a generous fit, full sleeves and an identical one for my spouse and the entire family. Yes, we like to coordinate on special occasions.
Today, I was able to check out with lightening speed which was great since I had several bags of groceries and ICE sitting in a hot car!
Thanks Kohl’s for stream lining your checkout process and making it more efficient for customers. It is certainly appreciated!

Good sales.

Love Kohl’s…just not this particular location. HORRIBLE customer service at the Cumming store so I go to Kohl’s in Johns Creek. It too has been remodeled and I always have a pleasant shopping experience there.

This location has recently been remodeled and it is beautiful! Customer service is now up front on the men’s side instead of in the back. I have always been a fan of Kohls because of the amazing deals I get when using my Kohls card. Sign up for the card, its a must have to get your maximum savings. You will receive discounts in the mail for card holders only and can make payments in the store so you don’t have to worry about a bill to pay later. I’ve had a lot of luck with the juniors clearance lately, lots of cute dress pants for $ 12 plus 20−30% off, amazing.

«Honey, I’ve got to run up to Lowe’s in Cumming to get a few things. Do you want to go?», was my announcement. «No, but since you’ll be right next door to Kohl’s, would you please exchange something for me?» was her rejoinder. Thus began a typical Married 40+ Years errand to exchange a bra because it was the wrong size. Don’t get me wrong: I don’t mind at all, since I’m so senior and done similar things so many times out of love that I no longer mind the stares and gasps from other guys as I shuffle through the racks of panties and bras. I’m just glad that the OTHER errands I used to run before the joy of menopause (another story entirely) are over. Without disclosing exact sizes, my mission was to find a «C» size variant of the same bra. My search was made easier by knowing that «C» sizes have a medium blue color code on tags, regardless of maker. How was I to know that what I thought would be a 5 minute transaction would result in a 30 minute safari? It seems that all of the women in Forsyth County had decided that they needed a «C» cup bra of that particular size over the weekend, so I found myself practically standing on my head rummaging through the bras suspended from the bottom racks of those stupidly designed displays– no wonder women are grumpy after shopping for ‘foundations’. In the middle of my increasing headache, an angel showed up in the form of a middle-​aged sales lady who inquired if she might be of assistance. Hallelujah. She was so kind as to go to a storeroom and obtain the desired garment. At the checkout, I discovered that it was 30% off since the first was purchased so I got a refund, which was nice, despite the puzzled looks from the other men in line. Bra in bag, I went on to manly shopping at Lowe’s. PS: It fit perfectly. Woo hoo!