Nordstrom Rack

Always has great little finds in casual, outer wear, active, shoes, home, and accessories.
I find the coolest shades here and love the Nike Dri-​Fit socks because they have them cheaper than major retailers. Shoes can be hit or miss when it comes to sizes but there’s a great variety.
Cool bags and backpacks, cheaper haircare products, candles and designer clothing.

I like to pop my head into The Rack every now and then just to see what they have in stock. Shopping at at Nordstrom Rack is almost like shopping at a thrift store… it can be hard to find what you’re looking for, sizes are a gamble, and service is meh. You really have to dig and know what you are both looking for and at.
This one has a pretty good selection of men’s clothes. I would highly recommend going here for a major discount on great shoes, ties, dress shirts, accessories, and athletic wear. This list is pretty solid in terms of reliability. Everything else is up in the air.
I’ve had good luck with casual wear before but it’s unlikely. I’m a pretty picky shopper so that could be part of it.
Good hunting!

This is an okay Nordstrom Rack, I think it’s slightly a step below the selection in the one in Brentwood, but that’s ok.
Here’s the lowdown on this Rack. It recently opened in the giant shopping complex that houses Wal-​Mart, Ulta, Carter’s and Sam’s Club just east of the highway and across the street from Uncle BIll’s Pancake House in West County. The size of the store is bigger, and it has more space to spread its merchandise around — it also gives more space to the men’s section (always the afterthought in everyone’s mind for department stores), so that’s a plus.
All this being said, I don’t think the selection is quite as good as other Racks I’ve visited, but honestly, it seems to change every time I’m at the Rack. Sometimes it’s a treasure trove of good finds, other times everything’s a miss. This one looked okay at time of visit.
But that’s beside the point as the first time I came here I came on a mission: I’d received a pair of sunglasses from Nordstrom Rack as a birthday present, but they turned out to be crooked and no amount of adjustments could get them to sit straight (believe me, I tried). So, I was on a mission to find the perfect replacements, and lucky for me, this Rack had a good selection to choose from. After much debate, I found the right ones and made an even swap. Nice deal.
With no push back at all, the staff took back the glasses and swapped them out for the new ones. Nice! Good job Rack, I may come back to visit the next time I’m in town.

This Nordstrom Rack is proof that bigger is not always better. This NR is larger then the one on Brentwood, but lacks in selection that the smaller one has near The Galleria. I also, did not like the floor plan. It lacked the easy flow that the Brentwood location has. However, this location had a staff that was friendlier and more helpful.
I was shopping for summer short sleeve cotton shirts to go along with some of my solid colored shorts. A man can only wear so many Polo shirts. The selection here was not that good and the prices really were not any better then a sale price at the regular Nordstrom or Macy’s. I finally did find a pink madras one that will go great with my pink shorts.
For my Rack shopping, I will continue to be a supporter of the smaller Brentwood store and let this bigger store for the west county patrons.

I was so excited when I heard they were building a Nordstrom rack across from me but was quickly disappointed. I had been to several other Nordstrom racks in different states and had luck finding designer clothes that I loved for a steal. This Nordstrom rack isn’t much better than a TJ Maxx in my eyes with higher prices. The designers there weren’t my favorite and the customer service was no where near the service I’ve received in a normal Nordstrom store. I guess you get what you pay for.

I love this place. Lots of great deals and the store is pretty well organized for the amount of inventory they have. Some things are still kinda pricey (like bigger name designers) but it’s all MUCH cheaper than shopping at the regular Nordstrom.
Also love that you can check out with an associate anywhere in the store — you don’t have to wait in line at the register. Sweet!

One of the things that made me feel better about moving out to the county was being close to a Nordstrom Rack. Yes, I’m a shopaholic and I need a weekly fix, but I’m also obsessed with finding great deals, so buying items at full-​price is a personal no-​no.
Having shopped at the Brentwood location prior to moving, I was a little disappointed in the Manchester location selection. There is def less to choose from, although they carry most of the mainstream brands. One of the downsides to lack of selection is also lack of sizes. As someone obsessed with sunglasses, they don’t seem to carry a lot of designer brands like Fendi or Gucci, but they seem to have plenty of lower price options. As someone also obsessed with shoes, I can appreciate they seem to carry a wide variety of sizes but again, the selection seems smaller than Brentwood. However on a positive note, this store is not as much of a zoo as Brentwood.
In response to all the reviewers disappointed in price points, please note that to find a REALLY great deal (i.e. clearance section), you do need to be patient and sort thru the racks. I’ve scored some really great deals when I’ve had time to browse, but I also don’t have major expectations when I come into the store bc you really never know what’s available that day.
P. S. I’ve found that Nordstrom Rack is a really great place to score designer jeans if you can find your size!

Ugly is as Ugly does!
I have not been in a Nordstrom Rack for like 20 years, let alone the real Nordstrom’s. I remember the Rack as having clothes that actually came from the main store to be clearanced out. I still kick myself for not buying a St. Johns Knit for $ 150 when I was lucky enough to find it. Well, I don’t feel to bad now, it would not have fit anymore.
Today, I stopped in on impulse. Nothing but the word «ugly» pursed through my lips as I flipped through the myriad of rounders filled with ugly stuff (imho). I ran to the shoes– more ugly. Maybe ugly is the style, or maybe I am not privy to what is actually «in» anymore. Maybe I picked the wrong day. Maybe all the cute stuff is hiding in the sm/​med racks.
Maybe ugly is the new cute!

I am so excited that I have Nordstrom Rack available to me within a decent driving distance. I love going here and can always find something awesome. They have all the brands that you would want to shop for for others. Betsey Johnson, Stilla, Too-​Faced, Cole Hahn, Fossil, etc. etc. I believe you have to shop here frequently to really find the things you want and the stuff moves quickly… I just purchased some fabulous Christmas gifts… they had super cute scarves, mittens, and hats by Smart Wool and I saved $$$$…They have an awesome selection of watches, shoes, socks, —my only wish is that they had more home stuff very slim selection of sheets, pillows and that kind of stuff… but hey I love what they do have… oh yeah and the sales clerks have always been above and beyond nice to me… two snaps to you Nordstrom Rack and a swirl…

Anyone who says they cannot find deals in here or cannot afford anything is just impatient. It is Nordstroms… things will still not be very cheap, but they will be a lot cheaper than they should be. Most recently I picked up a pair of Gordon Rush Boots that retailed for 375 dollars for 89 dollars. That’s a pretty darn good deal in my book. The only boots you can find for less than 80 – 90 dollars will be low quality boots that will hurt your feet, and probably will fall apart. I also saw a cashmere sweater I almost bought. Retail 260, on sale for 49. Would have bought it, if my sister was there to try it on. Wasn’t sure if it was too short or not. Oh, and a hot tip, this place is the absolute best place to buy cedar shoe trees. Every time I buy a pair of shoes, I get a pair of shoe trees for them, so they last a long time, and smell nice. Most places are 20 – 30 dollars a pair for these shoe trees. Nordstrom Rack usually has them for 10 – 13 dollars.

Ok, maybe I’m just new to there area… but the women here are VICIOUS shoppers!
Normally, in a normal place, with normal people…
You kind of wait and linger around until someone has left the area/​section that you want to browse.
Here? Yeah… no. No such etiquette.
This chick was literally a shirt behind me. Slide.Slide.Slide.Slide. I was half expecting her to cut me in the «clothes line».
Later, I was holding up a jacket contemplating what outfits I could make work with this piece when a girl comes up and asks if she can have it after I’m done? WHAT? Where am I? Is this the Twilight zone? Ashton? You can come out now…
BESIDES the attack of the shopperwolves, I found some really cute stuff.
You cant go to this place and not walk out with something.
Best place to browse for Christmas presents, too!
3 month away people!!!

Super expensive, I can buy all this stuff cheaper at the department store. Don’t really have much that I was interested in. There are the usual cute things, but nothing too exciting. Shoes are always spendy… I don’t think i found any worth buying. Clothes are generally the same as those in Brentwood. I will not be driving all the way here to do shopping in the future.
They do have the new check out feature where you can check out with a sales person while shopping by the racks of clothes. They will even print out a reciept for you! That’s neat. Also, the sales people are generally friendly, but somewhat clueless on what their store offers. boo!