Frock Candy

So I like that they offer a variety of different things that I know I won’t see at XXI. It’s my go-​to place when I’m out of luck at any other typical store at the malls. The only thing I felt upset about was that… The girl was rude to me when I first came in. Acknowledging and then questioning, questioned and looked at me dumb trying to tell me what im looking for is not what it’s called I was very taken back by her attitude and how she tried to correct me bc… One of the sales associate at a different location was the one that told me the name of the item I was looking for. I had to bite my tongue … Really bite me tongue. Saved by a customer that came in.
However towards the end she seemed nicer and helpful. Bipolar? Bad day? Idk but I wasn’t feeling it. It was very rude.

Great place to shop for inexpensive trendy pieces. They have a lot of variety and the shop is usually sorted by color which is interesting. They had cute accessories and a variety of clothing.
Yes it’s mostly inexpensively made and the prices reflect that but if you have a teen in your life (or are pretending to be a teen) and you need shorts with pompoms around the hem, then this is your spot.
The staff was really nice and very helpful. And the store was really clean. Are the clothes for me? Not really but I would definitely look here for costume pieces.

I used to love Frock Candy years ago and would frequent the Magazine location. I was excited to see a Frock Candy in Elmwood so I decided to check it out. I was disappointed to only find cheap clothing geared towards overly sexualized teens.

Cute store with reasonably priced items for ladies & good variety.

I thought this store was so adorable, so did my daughter so… I purchased a $ 50 gift card on 11÷09÷12 for my daughter for her Birthday. I felt that we should shop local this year for Christmas gifts and Birthday.
Unfortunately she left her gift card in her car glove compartment and when she
valet her car, it was stolen. She & her dad have contacted the store to get a stop on the gift card. The clerks were not helpful, rude, &
stated that they had to wait for the owner to arrive before they can do
anything. The owner has not showed up yet, it’s been over 7 days! Granted, we never
planned for this to happen, I regret wasting our time & money in this store. Guess that’s what I get from buying local!
Last year, I had gift cards lost in the mail from Aeropostle, Kohls, &
. I managed to get all shut down & replaced by email, phone, in store. Within 2 days! I can’t believe this is how your customers are treated, very dissatisfied.

I loved this little gem I stumbled into. I’m all about studs, spikes, and leather but with very girly twists. This store had all of that and more. While the quality is much like forever 21 and H&M, the originality of the clothes surpasses those stores. I walked out with an adorable grey cardigan with leather shoulders. It is a little more expensive than I’d like, but there are so many pieces you can’t find anywhere else. Love!

They have a large selection of clothes. They are not very well made, but the price and sales reflect that. The clothes they have here are very trendy and is what is in style. It is a little hectic in there, but it helps that the clothes are organized by color. A lot of the clothing do not fit right as well. I am not sure why.

this place is hit or miss, mostly miss. one can find cute things but the clothes are generally ill-​fitting and not well made.
also, i have a problem with their policies. the item i was purchasing was damaged and warranted a discount. the clerk said i had to pick between the discount and the sale deal. uh, the product was still damaged — i should’ve gotten the sale deal on the discounted price, NOT forced to pick.
also, i don’t appreciate the limit on number of items for the dressing room. the limit is 4, so if you have 6 items to try, you have to check in the other items with the attendant and switch items out while people in line for the too few dressing rooms glare at you. it would’ve been faster if they just tracked how many items you had and you were allowed to bring all the items in. the attendant wasn’t nice about it either, treating me like i was going to steal something. i mean, really? i’m going to stuff outfits in my clutch? i just don’t appreciate being treated like a potential criminal and expect a more classy experience on magazine street.

Walked in drawn by the attractive window merchandising but was sadly overwhelmed with what seemed like over-​priced XXI. Unimpressed by both the style and quality of selection here, walked out empty-​handed (rare). Selection leans towards trendy/​seasonal/​juniors with mediocre quality.

It’s a decent retail store; I was surprised. The clothing prices are kind of everywhere so it’s hard to narrow down. I absolutely love the choices in accessories and amazingly they are inexpensive. The wide range in clothing is balanced off by the truly affordable ten dollar clutches and five dollar rings.

I was surprised when I walked into Frock Candy (cute name!). Everything is organized by color in little easy-​to-​shop-​through sections. You are likely to be able to find casual pants right next to a lacy prom dress in this store. I really liked that the clothing prices are not out of control and that the accessories were so cute and affordable!
Okay, so the quality is not Gap or Ralph Lauren or something. But the prices are H&M cheap without the mass-​produced feel. You won’t be walking around in the same jumper as everyone else on Magazine if you shop here.

What a great find! This place has so many adorable dresses and accessories, and the prices are awesome. Everything is so affordable and the dresses I bought are now wardrobe staples. YAY!

According to Lucky Mag, the store contains racks of cute tops that cost nothing more than $ 100. I didn’t find anything over $ 100 but I didn’t find anything that I liked either.
The store focused on trendy clothes that didn’t look to well made. Fine enough for going to a club but I really don’t do that often enough to warrant an entire wardrobe for those types of clothes.

What everyone else has said — cute trendwear that’s total garbage quality-​wise and probably made by small Indonesian children but you get what you pay for. Large selection, lots of frothy lacy things floating around this season, and a bunch of accessories are available. I did not see the Shoe Nami store, which I wanted to because WHAT AN AWESOME NAME.

I am like a kid in a candy store when I entered and was able to complete some speed shopping. The racks are organized by color, it seems. I had always seen advertisements for the store, but walked in was pleasantly happy. I purchased a gold dress that will be perfect for New Year’s Eve, a navy blue and white patterned dress with a Peter Pan colar, and an adorable cream and cocoa print jacket that will be perfect for work. Granted, each piece was about 40.00 but worth it. I know stores that are much more expensive and don’t have as nearly as extensive a selection. Frock Candy is sweeeeeet! Indulge yourself!

This store is a sister store to Shoe Nami, and boy is their family pretty. Meander through Frock Candy, and their color coded clothing that’s kinda overpriced for what you get. Which is why… I reccommend you go straight to the accessories. I got my favorite watch from here– chunky soft leather with a honkin HUGE face… cute jewelry and purses for a better deal than the clothing.

This place facilitated my descent into a pit of consumer debt — my favorite clothes ever were purchased here — until they were washed away in the storm. Now that its re-​opened, and fema paid off my bad credit, I will spend my weekends back at the sale rack buying skirts that look like tulips, neo-​flapper frocks and haute/​ghetto street wear.