Fox’s

Pretty selection and love the accessories. Wish they had shoes!

In spite of often cute windows displays, the inside of this store is crammed with last-​last seasons rejects of your typical mall brands — ck, mk, dk etc. In addition they sell really trashy, poor quality rags made in Italy, which are usually found at Italian flea markets, and fall apart after one season.
But if you don’t mind wasting your time bargain hunting, once in a blue moon, you might find a deeply discounted item of good quality and style. Don’t count on a sale price to be honored by really nasty cashiers., who will treat you like a criminal if you have the nerve to even suggest they honor the sale markdown advertised outside the store front. They take it as personal insult, as if the difference is coming out directly out of their pockets.
You are lucky if the item is marked with a sale price. If not, and the sign says «20% off winter coats», they will lie to your face and say that the heavy car coat you want to buy is really a light spring jacket and refuse a discount.
Most of the items are not deeply discounted, and prices are much higher than the same items @ marshals and other discount stores.
The only friendly people are the security guards. The sale associates pay no attention unless you are an overdressed heavily perfumed former Uzbekistan lady with deep pockets full of cash. Yes cash is the payment method here, NO credit cards.
Between very poor customer service and only 3 — three — days return policy, be especially careful when choosing to shop there. Shopping @ Fox’s is unpleasant most of the time.

It’s always interesting going through their racks– sometimes you score so it’s worth the hunt. They’ve a good selection of winter wear, costume jewelry and handbags to look through, too.
I wish the selection here was as good as their Long Island locations. Forest Hills is full of professional women like me, who prefer to shop locally.

Nice clothes-​if u get lucky. Sometimes the selection is amazing-​want it all, other times it’s just a wide variety of Black shirts and pants. You have to take time and search to find something you’d like.
3 days refund policy.

This location caters to an «older» crowd. Usually can’t find a «thing». Also staff is watching you like a hawk. Hey, guys you are watching the wrong one! Only interested in «paying» for my clothes! Also only interested in paying for «cute» clothes! Which none of the above apply to «this» location!!! Best Location is in Atlanta, GA, Chicago, IL, then Broadway on Westside.

When you take the time you can really find some beautiful items here!

A trendy yet very crammed boutique in Forest Hills’s commercial street. Fox’s houses two levels of clothing. Associates are scattered among the floor in blending with patrons thereby making it difficult for assistance. Clothing appear to be limited with size but become fossil as trends easily fade in and out from last season at discounted prices. Point blank it is either a hit or miss when you sift through the racks as it did not impress me with the price nor style. Patience and time are key factors to prevent agita as shopping should not be a grinding tortured task.
I did not feel like a fox with their clothes.

If you are shy about dressing in front of people this place is not for you. I felt like I was back in HS shopping with friends on the ave going into this dressing room. There is one curtain to get into the dressing room and these open dressing rooms where you change yourself in front of other customers trying on as well. There I am trying on my clothes (what choice did I have) mid putting on the dress I was trying on I was interrupted by this woman who asked me to please zip the back of her dress. The woman was really sweet but still it was a bit awkward to have this complete stranger see me half naked asking me to help her with her clothing. They do have cute stuff from major brands i.e. Michael Kors, Calvin Klein etc however their items are definitely last season or discontinued stuff. This place is hit or miss for me, I’ve gone in a dozen times because on the outside I’m like they have some cute stuff, then I go inside and I never end up walking out with anything. Price wise they do vary, you can find dresses for as little as $ 29 up to $ 200.

Fox’s is a nice place to go for trendy little outfits. It’s located on Austin Street in the middle of many stores, boutiques and other shops. They have the walls packed with items. I went looking for a top to go with a pair of pants for a church event I was attending. I found a Michael Kors top that was $ 21 dollars. Pretty good! It was marked down from $ 78. The store does have a wide variety so you do have to be prepared to look around. They attempt to organize somewhat by the color of the items.
I rang out my purchase with no problem. At this time they do have credit card services. I was able to use my debit card with no problem. The staff could have been a bit friendlier and wiling to help locate items. The security guard greeted us coming in and said goodbye when leaving. The employees should try to be more like her.
I will be back and definitely keep Fox’s in mind for other special shopping occasions.

This place is full of last season’s clothing at discounted prices. While they try to compare themselves to TJMaxx, the prices are often much higher. I saw dresses in this place in the near $ 200 price range.
That said, they have some cute stuff and it is discounted.
But they don’t take credit cards which I think shows extremely poor customer service.
I won’t be shopping there until they change this policy.

Walking into this place is like starting a serious operation. You can’t just swing by, glance through and leave if you don’t see anything. Fox’s requires a commitment. To find anything, you need the patience, attention, focus and tenacity to rifle through every single rack and fight off the wealthy, accented, and heavily perfumed women of the lovely Forest Hills. Don’t expect what you «kinda liked» to be there next time, their inventory doesn’t stick around long. All in all, it really is a hit or miss and if you don’t find anything you liked in the store, there’s a good chance you blew an entire afternoon looking through, but it’s worth a shot if you’re po’ folk like myself– you can find some pretty great deals on big name brands (I grabbed a pair of seven jeans for $ 21 and an elie tahari skirt for $ 29 last week)
Things to know before visiting:
1) It’s disorganized. No rack is labeled as a specific size or type of clothing, it’s usually sorted (kind of) by brand, but a 14 year old boy’s closet makes more sense than this place.
2) the dressing room has no actual privacy– no curtains, no doors, it’s more like a gym locker room than anything (brace yourself for the bargain-​hungry old ladies).
3) If an associate asks if you’d like a fitting room started, consider just going and trying things on at that moment. Because of the factor listed in #3, everyone in the fitting room can go through and/​or take your potential gems. «Starting a fitting room» literally just means the associate wraps a HOLD tag around the hangers and leaves them in the locker room.
4) the return policy is unworn items with tags within three days.

Although this place is a hit or miss for me I still can’t help but go in at least once or twice a month. I love their fall things so I stop in more often during the fall season — blazers, leggings, tops — all great. They have good merchandise and good sales when you can catch them.
One thing I’ve learned is If you see something you want don’t expect it to be there the following week and definitely don’t think you can get it during a sale. Things go quick! not sure if they rotate their items or if people really buy them that fast.
The people are helpful but I gave 3 stars because just recently (Feb 2011) I bought $ 300 in merchandise for my trip to Los Angeles for All Star Game and SEVERAL of my items had the sensor tags still attached (3 blazers, one top). I called the store and they offered me 10% off my next items. I argued the 10% but that was «the best they can do», I thought 10% was very little given that I was 6 hours away and not just blocks away. I was furious that I had to buy new clothes in LA and only rec’d 10% for my frustration. I still stop by but the experience really turned me off, but lesson learned — I always check my items before leaving ANY store.