Fox’s Designer Clothing

Place is hit or miss. The younger girl dark hair who is a cashier late afternoon’s on Fridays always has the biggest attitude. Went to exchange an item for a smaller size, she argued with me about which item was the smaller size. Meanwhile I know which size I had and which I returned. Than argued with me about how I paid for my item. Stating I gave a check and I paid cash. I said no I paid cash she said no they rang as a check. I said I don’t own checks so that’s impossible. Than she said doesn’t matter anyway because you will get cash back. Another time I was there and asked for a certain tank top line, older lady seamed to be the manager stated they were sold out but would get more in. She asked to take my number for when she got more in. Sure I gave her it— never got a call. Bad business ethic they have in this store. Girls I know brag about the Brooklyn location maybe I should try there

Seems as though most of their clothing is for smaller women. I’m a size 16 and everything I liked was a 19^th smaller. The shoe store is very blah!

I shopped here whenever I feel like I need «alone moment». This place wow me (even how many times I’d been here) every time I come by. I am always overwhelmed with what they offer, from their artistic displays, to their fashionably sense selections, to whatever designer names they carry. For others, it is a disorganized store, for me, it is making sense as I continued browsing.
Today, I concentrate on handbags to match my party dress that is in plan to wear one of this days. I am supposed to buy one only but can’t help myself to get another one of different color. Why? Because the price is unbeatable. Anyway, girls always need bag to match her dress. This place is the kind of «what you see, is what you get» store. Grab it before you won’t see again. But be sure of what you really want. Item Price is about 60% off the department store (designer names).
Unfortunately, the deal breaker here, cash is their form of payment. Return policy is short, 3 – 4 days with receipt and as is.
Fitting room is an open style. It is your call.

My mom loves this store. She can literally shop for hours here. I absolutely cannot. It’s not particularly my style but they have a really good coat selection. Everything else seems to be random you know what. Prices are pretty good though, if that’s what you’re into. However, calling the clothing «designer» is pushing it. They might have 1 or 2 racks with popular brands, otherwise its brand’s I’ve never heard of.
On the plus side, there is usually fresh coffee and pastries in the morning so if you’re forced to go here, grab a bite and have a seat.
No credit cards-​only cash, debit, and checks. 3 day return policy also sucks.

If you want to find some designer clothes at 60% retail price; this is the place. The salesperson are very helpful in the clothing store, not in the shoes/​accessory store.
The wait at the cash register is very annoying. The brands include pink tartan, Gerard darel, beauty marks, Lafayette, Catherine malandrino, etc. They also have regular department stores brands… the quality is unequal. In winter they have nice mink coat for $ 2400 – 2800, a real bargain.
The sizes are 0 – 12. You don’t always find matching top and bottoms. The prices are reasonable for brand names. Whatever I wear from there I always get compliments.
Worth a try!

I usually stop into the shoe store first, and its a hazard trying walk in the store. Its very disorganized and the brands they carry are mediocre. Not much of a selection in the front. The back is usually sale items. The jewelry is costume and occasionally I find something fun. The apparel store is great if you catch it just as they’re putting out the new goods. Its hard for me to find and pants with the matching top. Never enough inventory but the staff will try and locate it for you. Ive found some great pieces here, so Im a fan. I actually enjoy the «search» The no credit card policy is probably to keep pricing lower. They do take a debit card. As far as the dressing rooms a little privacy would be greatly appreciated. All in all, its hit or miss for me at Fox’s. I live nearby to stopping in few a quick stroll isn’t a problem.

All my coworkers rave about this place, so I decided to do some browsing during my lunch break. It’s a little disorganized, which irks me. The racks hold random mixed items in no particular order. They don’t seem to carry smaller sizes or more modern designs for younger women, either. And the fitting room is open-​style — which makes me a little uncomfortable since I like having privacy when I’m trying on clothes. I do admit that the quality of their items is great and the prices are decent, so I ended up walking out with two cardigans and a dressy top for around $ 20 each. Not bad, but the fact that they DO NOT accept credit cards is a dealbreaker.

I am only giving them one star because Unilocal won’t let me put zero. It’s a shame too because I actually did find one dress I liked (that I will now be finding on my own thank you internet!) so why the low score? Service… Clearly no one ever heard the motto «customer is king» at this place. There was a «lady» behind the counter that was literally yelling at a customer who was asking about the no credit card policy. She was yelling at this older couple across the store and was so unbelievably rude. I literally couldn’t believe what I was seeing or hearing. My aunt was talking to the older couple to just say that she thought the «lady» was wrong for treating them that way then she got yelled at too before this girl stormed off the register. Still wanting to salvage the experience by getting my dress I get to the front, get passed off to someone else only to find my dress didn’t have a price tag, there were no other dresses and it would take a few days for them to talk to the warehouse to even find out how much the dress is. No thank you I’ll find the dress online and will never walk in this store again. Forget that you should treat customers nicely, it’s about treating any person with decency.
Pass on this one ladies…

I love both Huntington and Mineola locations. I’ve been shopping at Fox’s for nearly four years. Great variety, great prices and I never leave empty handed. Maryanne from Mineola is always pleasant and helpful. As a matter of fact I will shopping at Fox’s tommorow. i need my weekly fix!!!

I don’t do department stores… their sales, coupons, power-​hours, door-​busters — they drive me nuts!
You’ll usually find me at Marshall’s, TJMaxx, and the like. So discovering Fox’s is like discovering secret hiding places as a kid! Great brands in every size… casual, dressy, seasonal — they have it all (well, all for the ladies… no kids or men’s section). Be prepared to spend an hour or two going through the racks on two floors to find a few unique items. Definitely not for those who like a few items on a mannequin and a sales associate to run and find your size — you have to search! But it’s really not too hard… they have great items and decent prices. Not as cheap as Marshall’s, but definitely not as expensive as department stores!
I’ll definitely be stopping in more often!

They have some good quality items. Not very expensive (depending on your budget and needs). No credit cards are accepted (which is pretty inconvenient). Sales people are nice. When they have big sales, they offer free food in the lobby (fruits, cakes, bagels).

Today was my first time shopping at Fox’s. I’ve always seen it out of the window whenever I took the train in for work. My two coworkers wanted to and I had to find a dress for graduation anyway so I tagged along. We stopped first at the Shoe and Accessories store. It’s a little messy in there but I immediately had a sense of sensory overload. I didn’t know where to look first! Since I didn’t have a dress in mind yet, I casually browsed their stock. I liked the variety of necklaces. I didn’t have need for shoes so I wasn’t inclined to look, but they seem to have a lot there (not nearly as much as say, DSW though). I went over across the street to their apparel shop to get a head start on looking for a dress. They have a small section dedicated to dresses and other dresses scattered throughout the rest of the store. I managed to find a really cute Ellen Tracy dress for $ 60, which isn’t too shabby at all. I tend not to buy dresses over $ 100 so I figured this was a good find. The only complaint I have is the open dressing room. I mean really? Is it that much more expensive to get sheets or drapes to cover up the little cubbies? I mean I don’t really care, I change in the gym lockerroom all the time but there are individual slots for fitting rooms, it wouldnt be hard to install a pole and a curtain! They also don’t accept credit cards so make sure you have enough cas on you (luckily I did hehe).

I’m indifferent about this place. I mean, they have some REALLY cute stuff but their prices are still a little over my shopping budget. I found two coats that were twenty dollars less in Century 21 so I ended up leaving empty handed.
The store/​accessory shop across the street is good. Not many clearance shoes in my size and no Franco Sartos or Chinese Laundry sandals in my size, either. That’s a sin for me!