Gymboree

I love Gymboree and must admit that most of the purchases are more for my own personal pleasure than they are for my daughter. She’s 14 months, she’s happy to run around in a diaper. However, she has a closet full of Gymboree outfits from both outlet and retail lines. The good thing about Gymbo is that it retains value and there are some really fanatic moms like myself who collect certain sets. I have sold some of the outfits my daughter outgrew and promptly reinvested it in new season sets.
That being said, this store is great. The selection is solid with a number of lines available at any given time along with a vast selection of sizes. There are always sales happening, and if there are no sales, Gymbo usually sends decent coupons for their members. The staff is upbeat and seems to really love what they do. They have helped me complete number of outfits and I must say are great at up selling (not that I minded). Although it may seem pricey for just children’s clothing, it is great quality, fun clothing that keep their value. They also offer GymBucks that provide additional savings and make the prices comparable to Target or Baby Gap.

We’ve probably been to this location the most, over the years (we have a toddler son). So why’d it take so long to write up a review?! I don’t know, but here goes it.
This is probably the narrowest store for the chain in Las Vegas. If there is a special sale going on, there are racks outside. Sometimes (several times a year), there is a $ 14.99 or $ 12.99 and under sale. The cashier is on the left side, kinda towards the middle of the store. The toddler boys is on the left side, along with the little TV (it’s a big hit with little ones), too. Babies section in the back wall. And the toddler girl section is the right back side of the store. The little girls and little boys clothing is toward the front of the store (Boys– Left, Girls– Right). If there are more customers with strollers, it’s a tight squeeze.
For some reason, the size we are looking for, is usually sold out (all the items they have is usually out on the floor), and if we bought anything here, it’s usually on sale (sometimes there is an additional percentage off the markdowns– located in the back on a few circular racks, otherwise, regular prices are steep). Nonetheless, we always check this store when we make an outlet run, because there is some cute stuff here! We rotate between Old Navy, Carter’s, The Children’s Place, Sear’s, and TJ Maxx & Marshall’s.
We are members (free to join), so we do cash in those rewards, as well. And if you get Parents magazine, there is a 20% off coupon for this store, so you can use them at outlet stores, too.