Kohl’s

HEY! WHERE’S MY T-​SHIRT?
This Kohl’s is located in once was a vibrant Target anchored shopping center. After the Target was closed, things seem to have gone «down hill». It has been several years (like 8), since I was previously here. I was shocked when I drove up to the property and noticed how neglected and lifeless it is. The landscape is overgrown and it is just sad.
Every few years I visit Kohl’s to purchase holiday t-​shirts. I love representing the holiday and Kohl’s tees are the best because they usually carry a nice selection of Americana wear without dates and logos and they are great for males and females. A nice unisex tee is difficult to find because they tend to be very heavy in weight and it is just too hot for that. Anyway, I was shocked to find that they no longer have the tees that they always carry. I don’t know if this is a problem with this particular location but it is definitely not the norm.
Anyway, I will just check locations closer to my home for the tees. Otherwise, the store was well stocked with a sale in progress and plenty of cashiers moving customers along. The store is so isolated in this location that I don’t expect it to last long and would not be surprised if it closed in another year. Hopefully, I’m wrong and the entire center will return to its former level of activity.

So bad experience with online shopping. Order two pair of shoes online and then receive email that they can not complete the order. Call back to them. And this is their question. May i have your address. Is that private address? When is your birthday. How old are you? When did you move to this address. May i have your previous address? Where did you live before this address?
gosh!!!how many address ahould i give to you!!!

Worst service ever. One guy is checking out with about 60 items all with coupons and they refuse to open a second line even though a huge line is waiting for Mohammed to slowly check out this one guy. Fortunately, another girl working points out there are other lines in other departments.
She got scolded for that, too. The management here is awful.

I have pretty much stopped going to Kohls. The prices are outrageous and I can get better deals at other store’s. I will say that the store is clean and well maintained, the staff are friendly and helpful.

I have to admit that I’ve loved Kohl’s for years now… yes, their «normal» prices aren’t the cheapest but I’m not interested in driving somewhere else to save $ 2 on an item… some of these clowns don’t value their time much… so be it. I love their clearance racks and often get great deals for myself and the kids often slashed 75% or more off. We just shopped them this Black Friday weekend and inspite of the unholiday like behavior of some of the shoppers, the staff was awesome. Sherrie in customer service was awesome… and helped me check out so I could hide some presents from the kids… not once but twice. No complaints… no issues.
Love their coupons and discounts… even if normal prices are a bit higher. They always have a great selection of jewelry and toy gifts. Happy shopping and thanks Sherrie for making it a great experience.

I don’t love Kohl’s and rarely get anything from here. Bf gets coupons from them every so often so we will go to mostly entertain ourselves. I won’t lie, I have gotten a few Lauren Conrad pieces (which can be quite cute and affordable – if you wait for the sales and use all the available coupons/​discounts).
Service is decent, just as you would expect from a mid-​priced big box retailer. The hours have been shortened, I believe. This is not atypical for places with extended hours, as the recession has probably kept more people at home.
If you need clothes, toys, house wares, shoes, jewelry, bedding, and other things similar to what I just listed, you MAY be able to find what you’re looking for here. Just don’t be impulsive and buy at first glance. Wait until there are printable coupons online and Kohl cash that you can earn. With the various discounts and incentive, you could leave with a sweet deal.

Truthfully I’m not a fan of Kohl’s. The game they play with marking things up really high and then offering sales on those items to bring them to the regular price you’d pay elsewhere is just really annoying to me. Please do not ever spend full retail price on anything here. Even if it’s not on sale today, chances are it will be tomorrow. And make sure you have a coupon.
I was sucked in this time by an email (of course it contained a coupon — I think I get one at least 3 – 4 times a week) containing a picture of a dress I just had to have. It was a good deal, but the selection in this store is seriously lacking. It’s unorganized and difficult to navigate.
I guess this just isn’t the place for me.

Unhappy customer. I bought two items yesterday. One was list price, and one was 40% off. I used a $ 10 «Promotional Gift» coupon. The clerk applied the coupon to the 40% off item which the cash register set back to list price first. The net result was that after the coupon it cost $ 4 more than if I hadn’t used a coupon at all. They would not undo the transaction and apply the coupon to the list price item. The discounted item I have seen nowhere other than Kohls. The list price item I saw at Target later in the day $ 2 cheaper.
Kohls prices are not that cheap if you do not have a discount. For example a box of 18 Keurig cups that would cost you a little under $ 9 at Publix or Kroger is $ 19.95, discounted to $ 13. (BTW, I get 40% off of 19.95 is $ 11.97, not $ 12.97!)
And, NO, I DO NOT WANT A CREDIT CARD. Stop already. Don’t pressure me any more. If I want one, I will ask for one. Don’t pressure the clerk to push it (you can hear the desperation in her voice). And corporate, stop pressuring the managers to push it.

I am a Kohl’s addict. Is there a support group I can join? They keep getting me with cash back promos and the 20−30% coupons they send me. I spent about $ 6K last year. Thank God my husband is not Unilocal to see this… lol. Anyways, now I order mostly online because of the better variety. With free shipping and discounts, I have found great bargains. I love the Jennifer Lopez dress/​shoe line.

I learned a great tip today — free shipping if you make your purchase at one of their in-​store kiosks. The kiosks at this store are located next to Customer Service and in the Home section.
My favorite sections at Kohl’s — children’s clothes, toys, and home. If you ever have to shop for these on a regular basis, you should sign up for the Kohl’s credit card. Almost on a weekly basis, you’ll get a 15%, 20%, or 30% additional off coupon. And get ready for the Early Bird specials on Black Friday — one time I got a nice size CrockPot for $ 9.99, and toys are usu. 50% off.

This place is dangerous. I decided to stop by here on my lunch break one day to look for some jewelry. The cashier who rung me up managed to talk me into re-​opening my charge account so I could save 20% off my purchase. I’m always up for a good deal so I agreed. She then tells me that whatever else I purchased that day would be 20% off. I went back after I got off work.
After my second purchase that day, they gave me a $ 10 gift coupon. Why? Because they’re evil and they know that I’m a sucker for sales! Oh, and I love how they circle and tell you how much you saved that day. I saved $ 70.89 and I only spent $ 100! Woo-​hoo!

Nice Kohls, good selection, nice employees, the store isn’t as updated as other locations, but still a decent Kohls.