LOFT

Loft is a great place to shop for business casual clothing. I can pick something off the rack and know it’ll be fashionable without being too short, low cut, etc. I’ve noticed the quality has gone down a little over the years even though the price has gone up. I have Loft pieces in my wardrobe that are 5 years old and still in great shape, but more recent items that seem to only last the season. The Center City store has great sales though. So, this takes the sting out a little bit. The store’s staff is also very friendly and helpful. Returns, exchanges, whatever, I don’t think I’ve ever had a negative customer service experience in the several years I’ve been shopping there.

I like this store and the brand. Loft is one of those brands that you rarely will pay the full price. The fact that I keep coming back, tells that I find good deals and their clothes are good quality. They always have lots of discounts that range from 40% to 60% off the original/​sale price.
I prefer this location better as it’s near other stores and restaurants near where I live. It seems to be always organized and has a much bigger space compared to the other one at the Liberty Place. Also, they have a nice and large selection of Petites. The sales associates are very nice. I remember other faces there which were a little nicer. However, I’m very familiar with the store and at the end I do my purchase and leave happy.

I love LOFT as they always have good options for work outfits and the clothing fits my body type pretty well.
I went to this location for the first time this week and loved it so much I went back the next day. The sales associates are all extremely nice and very well versed. I appreciated their assistance and kindness in answering my questions. Sometimes sales people can be super annoying but I didn’t think that was the case here at all. I actually felt welcomed and not as if people were just hounding me.
I love the dressing room area. It’s really nice and has great vibes to it. I hate how lots of places have crap dressing room areas and I appreciate that loft spent a little of their budget to make the area look as good as the rest of the store. Definitely a plus in my book.

This is not my kind of store. I normally shop at thrift & vintage shops. Call me crazy, but I just don’t really dig the whole mass produced modern sweatshop thing.
That being said, I was here for an event with City Fit Girls, and the fact that LOFT partners with such a great organization raises them up in my view. Also, I’ve been desperately needing a pencil skirt, & sometimes I have to shut down my morals & values for a moment & shop in a mainstream store that actually has multiple sizes of the same item.
To the poor little girl in China who made 14 cents an hour to make my skirt, I thank you & I apologize. And now back to our regularly scheduled flea marketing.

The sales associates here are darlings! They’re always helping you choose out an outfit or conversing with you as an old friend.
The selection of clothes are divine, aesthetically pleasing, chic; and sexy in a modern ladylike manner.
The jewellery selection is impeccable also!

I love this store. I have a new found obsession for Loft and the clothes are seriously good quality and they’re relatively cheap! Sometimes I find a dress that I absolutely must have, but the most expensive piece I’ve bought there was $ 60, and that was in fact a dress.
The thing I like most about this particular Loft is the sales people aren’t constantly bothering you. I was asked twice if I needed help and one of the ladies prepared a fitting room for me. But other than that, I was left to myself.
I usually hunt around the clearance rack and guarenteed will always find good stuff. Stick around there!

Wahoo! A brand new loft in Philly that’s much bigger than the one at Liberty Place. This Loft is two floors and has such a large selection of clothing. Staff was super helpful but not-​overbearing — the perfect balance. Dressing rooms are large and I needed a swap-​out of some sizes when I was trying things on and the staff was happy to help. I am not a petite but I noticed the petites section is substantially larger than any other petites section I’ve ever seen at Loft.
A heads up too, for those who don’t frequent the Loft, WAIT FOR THE SALES. Their full priced merchandise is pricey but at least once a week they’ll have an awesome sale (30% off everything in the store, 50% off sale items, etc… Like really good sales) so its worth waiting. And just in general, normally I go in, see something I like, and two weeks later I come back in and it’s half the price of what it was before. It’s worth signing up for their email so you know when all the good sales are.
I love Loft and will certainly walk the extra few blocks to go to this nice and new one rather than the one at Liberty Place.

Yes! Finally a good LOFT in walking distance! LOFT is the only store that has clothes that both compliment and fit my body type, so I was stoked when I heard they were opening a new location, but was still uneasy because of the awful experiences at the Liberty Place store (small, never a variety of sizes, no shoes, rude salespeople, just all around awful). This LOFT has 2 floors and a very wide selection on pants, shoes, tops, dresses, accessories and friendly staff! Dressing rooms are big and the petite section actually has a large selection of clothes! I am so happy to have a new Loft, I was really tired of driving out to Plymouth Meeting.

This location inside the Liberty Place mall is clean and well organized and even has a Petite section. The sale area is well stocked and I recently found a phenomenal wash-​and-​wear silkish dress for $ 29 (the sale price ended up being even lower than the marked price when I got to the counter).
On the other hand, the service is fairly atrocious. I once spent 20 minutes trying to flag down someone who worked there when I was looking for a new size for an item. Understandable if they are busy and understaffed but unfortunately, there were four associates who just kept pretending not to hear or see me. I’ve had a couple of similar experiences at this location and so hesitate to visit if I’m in a rut and need a little retail therapy — who needs rude service when looking for a pick me up? However, for reasonably priced work clothing this is a good find.

This is a review of the Ann Taylor LOFT location in Liberty Place. (There is also an Ann Taylor — non loft — on Walnut street a few blocks down.
LOFT is a the lower-​end «casual» line put out by Ann Taylor — and for me it’s better in the spring & summer than in the winter.
Moderately priced «corporate casual» duds that are moderate quality. It’s hit or miss for me — for whatever reason I do better at the «regular» (and higher priced — but not during a sale) Ann Taylor.

Two floors worth of fun, fashionable, and slightly affordable clothing. The staff aren’t going to tackle you while you search for the perfect piece of clothing, but they will happily assist you if that’s what you like. A wonderful balance of customer service and personal fulfillment. Before you get too attached to this store, be forewarned that its closing by October 2008. yucky recession. Thankfully, there are two other ATLs downtown (one in liberty and one in uni city).