Clothes Horse

J’adore this store! Yes it’s a high end clothes/​accessories boutique but they offer a vast selection of some really trendy and exclusive pieces. They also carry one of my favorite brands «Butter Super Soft», a pricey line of hoodies and sweatpants.
If you have the money, this is a perfect spot to find a cute dress/​ensemble for a party or night on the town. They have a lot of unique looking pieces that are glitzy and glam!
I absolutely worship clothes horse, and I’ve never had any problems here, as did the one other Unilocaler who reviewed before I. I hope if a return or exchange ever did occur in my case, I wouldn’t have to lower my stars for clothes horse!
Fab&Fashion!

Absolutely horrible return policy and they never get new stuff in so your stuck with a store credit forever. They will not give money back only a store credit. Bloomingdales has all the same brands with much more variety and a good return policy.

Will never shop at this store again! Biased, rude, appalling behavior.
I entered The Clothes Horse clothing store located at Roosevelt Field Mall in Garden City, New York with my boyfriend planning to purchase a dress for my birthday. My boyfriend, who was wearing a True Religion sweater that we had purchased two weeks prior from the same store, began to look in the men’s section as I perused women’s section. We were meeting a friend at the mall and my boyfriend received a call and stepped out of the store to take the call. A representative that was standing at the fitting room began screaming to the cashiers at the register complex «Why aren’t you guys paying attention? That guy just stole our sweater!» She runs across the store screaming frantically at all the associates. I watched in shock as the frantic associate did not know we were together. After ending his phone call, my boyfriend came back into the store to continue shopping. He was completely unaware of what was transpiring and continued to shop. The associate realized her inappropriate, unprofessional, biased reaction and stood quiet, yet unapologetic. At that point, I was able to gather myself and address the associate. I said to her, in front of all the other open-​mouthed associates, «I just witnessed what you did. That is my boyfriend and we purchased that sweater two weeks ago.» She stared at me, but still no apology. I then said to her that I would never shop in the store again. I put down the six dresses I was prepared to purchase and motioned to my boyfriend and our friend to leave. As it was a 50% off sale, my boyfriend was prepared to buy about ten things and reluctantly left with me. At this point, he still didn’t understand what happened. I wholeheartedly believe that because he is a young, African American male, the salesperson reacted that way. I would think that if a customer walked into the store wearing your clothing, you would make the assumption that he is a regular customer, not a thief. Not only was the salesperson clearly biased and disgustingly rude, she was also beyond unprofessional.