H&M

Beware the incredibly shrinking men’s department. It’s down to just a couple of racks of shirts and a small display of sweatpants. If you are man, you will not find any sort of selection here. They might as well remove what’s left of their men’s selections and install a comfortable sofa where we can patiently wait for our bargain-​minded wives and girlfriends to complete their browsing.
Note: My wife isn’t celebrating the larger selection of womens clothing (at the expense of the mens selections), because she can’t seem to find anything in her size (medium).
This location of H&M just doesn’t work.

Worst h&m ever!!!
Mess, service was horrible. The cashier was unpleasant. Other laydy didn’t want to help me find my size.
I was there with my 6 months old boy. I couldn’t move stroller, because clothes were all around on the floor! !
It’s look like resell shop…

Extremely rude cashier! I don’t even have words to express my anger. I wish he had a name tag on. He made me feel so guilty because I messed up swiping my credit card two times. Okay, sorry I’m little slow today.
Next time I would wait for the second cashier to help me and avoid this guy. So he can’t ruin a perfectly sunny shipping day for me.

Back when I was in college living in the South Loop (won’t say what year because I don’t want to date myself), practically 60% of my wardrobe came from H&M, the one on State Street you know. I never had a problem finding anything there that I liked. I had quite the opposite problem, in fact, and often found way too much.
Through numerous quasi cross country and entirely cross country moves, I continued my loving relationship with H&M.
When I moved back to Chicago and became slightly um, older, I started having less and less luck. I found myself more and more often at this location because it’s closest to my residence. Sometimes, actually more than sometimes, I’d walk out with nothing and then for a good while, quit even trying.
Last weekend, I found myself at Oak Brook, on a budget, and decided to give it a try. Wouldn’t you know it, I ended up in a dressing room with multiple, numerous items! Oh, happy day!
What was also very nice is that the store was shockingly dead. There were hardly any people in there at all and zero lines for the dressing rooms on both floors. There wasn’t even an «attendant» at the one downstairs. I was able to stroll right in and was the sole occupant for the duration of my trying on of the clothes.
When I’d been there in the past, I recall it being packed and having to wait in line for a fitting room. So there’s that.
What I also had failed to remember is how damn cheap it is! I didn’t want to spend more than $ 100 (which usually means I spend double that) but I ended up getting 7 (I think?) things for $ 90! And that’s including tax. The most expensive thing I got was a sweater for $ 24.95 but other than that, stuff was mostly $ 12.95 and under. That is so awesome!
Another thing I love about H&M is that I wear their stuff in tiny sizes! All of my shirts were size SMALL and come to think of it, so was the skirt I bought. The medium was HUGE on my waist and it’s not often that that happens.
Perhaps this was a fluke visit and I just got lucky, but maybe H&M is back for me! It’s too early to tell, but I wil try again the next time I’m in the market for some new cottons.

have never been in this location so decided to give it a try. good selection but seems to not have as much as other stores that ive shopped at. it was a random wednesday nite & nobody was at oakbrook mall so it was nice to not be bothered with a lot of people. the cashier who handled my purchase was super nice & let me know whe they have their new clothes come in so i can come back for what im looking for.

Ughhhhh… I found some clothing that wasn’t bad, but waiting in line for a long time for the fitting room with no sales associate anywhere nearby is just not my idea of fun. It was just too much, added to the ICK factor of buying a $ 20 sweater made in Bangladesh. Not that other stores are necessarily much better, but I won’t be going back here.

Cute stuff for my niece. Was able to pick her up many things for a very reasonable price. I was reading recently that added plus size sizes to their line-​up, but I didn’t find any of said sizes in this store. Also this store was extremely hot on the inside making it uncomfortable shopping too long.

I will not be back to this H&M, which is a shame because they used to be one of my favorite stores.
Why? The sales employees are HORRIBLE. I go to the fitting rooms to try on clothing and they tell me «Don’t leave your clothing in the dressing room» which is kind of understandable because I’m sure it’s a pain to clear out BUT when I had finished leaving, my brother was coming out of the fitting room across from me and he got a full on lecture about how «disrespectful» it is to leave his things in the room… what did they pull out? A DRESS! The guy accused my brother of leaving a dress in the fitting room and when he pointed that out, he just got an eye roll.
Then, while we were waiting in line to check out the sales associates did nothing but rip on customers who were in earlier in the week! Throwing around the words «dumb», «crazy» and «big [fat]». I will not be back until they get rid of the horrible sales associates or retrain them in how to behave at their job.
RUDE!

H and M is usually a hit or miss store and this location was pretty good in selection, but pretty poor in attitude.
Pros:
— Nice selection of sale downstairs
— Two floors– so usually they have whatever I’m looking for in my size
Cons:
— Lines can get long and there is usually only one cashier
— There was a blonde girl on the sales floor who was kind of a B and was more interested in personal convos than helping the customers
Basically, good stuff and good prices, but the lack of service can be annoying. Employees should be more engaging and interested in the customers!

I’ve been to Woodfield and Northbrook’s H&M, and I LOVE THE H&M at Oak Brook! Can’t wait to be back! I bought my son’s whole summer wardrobe here! I’m waiting for the shoes to come in to buy all the pairs for my little one. And while I’m at it, I’ll be back for my summer wardrobe.

The sizes are weird and the service is horrible.
The sizes are made for little tiny people. Not just skinny. Short too. I usually wear a size 2 and I have to wear a size 6 at H&M. This store used to be cheap but all the prices have totally risen lately.
After shopping at this store, I was ready to check out. I went to the check out and there was no one there. So I waited because I thought someone would walk by. No one did. So I went and looked around the downstairs for an employee. I couldn’t find one. I ended up not buying anything because I couldn’t find anyone to ring up my purchase!

Located outside of Nordstroms (I think it was outside their second floor). It’s your average H&M. I wasn’t here to shop, just exchange. The line, insanely long. There was only one poor sales associate working… why? Because the other one’s shift ended in the middle of the insane flood of people who decided to check out all at once. Once I got to the register, it was the fastest exchange I’ve ever had.

It’s the first store I always go to after walking through Nordstroms (where I usually park). Right next to the café where I grab my fav Hazelnut Americano, I venture in here to find deals and steals. It’s not the largest H&M around, but the selection is pretty decent.

Gross booger in the dressing room pretty much nailed it for me, I will never go in that dressing room again

This H&M has 2 floors and their clothes are a real bargain! The first floor has trendier/​classier/​girlier things and the 2^nd floor has more hipster/​scene/​punk-​rock things, along with the guy section. The accessories at this location isn’t too good though, and neither is their selection of clothes. it’s kind of like you either love it or you hate it. A few of the employees here are pretty snotty, but overall they’re alright for the most part.

Not my fave H&M but they aight, yo.
I have a hard time finding stuff for myself there and notice that they have a lot of larger sizes but not a whole lot of the 0s and 2s… which stinks because their clothes already run so big that I have to take in the size 2s myself at home. Why is everything so wide and short? They have a good selection of women’s clothing on the first floor but that’s really just not my style. I like the more punky colored stuff on the second floor much more, but the inventory just isn’t there. Also, the accessory selection here just plain stinks.
I mainly go here with my boyfriend because their guy’s section is great. They pair up some cute outfits for display, have a huge men’s clearance section that has some of the stuff that’s full price at other H&Ms on sale, and they have a good selection and range of sizes.

When H&M opened years ago it was a lot cooler then it is now. I feel like maybe every 4^th time I go there I will actually score on some cute stuff but most of the time I’m confused by the styles. I know they try to be trendy but a lot of the time it just ends up looking like a thrift store. It doesnt even compare to Forever and it never will.
My most recent trip here I did more laughing and Wtf ing then actual shopping. Did anyone see the elmo or bert and ernie sweaters for men? If not I suggest you go check them out for a good chuckle.
The prices have slowly risen too. I think H&M thinks we are stupid and wont notice that they are trying to get $ 40 oh wait excuse me $ 39.90 for ugly ass dresses that use to be $ 29.90.

I like H & M for inexpensive trendy item it’s my favorite short term commitment place ;0)

I will always come back to this place.
For me its pretty much a hit or miss. They are usually tooooo trendy but if you go upstairs their access. are pretty simple along with their shoes, purses, etc.
I enjoy Forever 21 a little better :) the Yorktown location!

H&M has its fair share of occupied space in my closet.
Going to Oak Brook mall means one of two things: I have either run out of Lush products, or I want to wrap my body up in all of H&M’s unique prints. H&M sold me on their old-​fashioned patterns that I apparently love. Their dresses are just adorable – definitely inspired by decades long ago. Urban Outfitters also supplies this but at a MUCH higher price.
What frustrates me, and sometimes deters me from even going, is knowing that their sizes are severely skewed to accomodate the deathly thin. Not bragging, I am not fat. However, if I want to be brought back down to earth and bear the humbling experience of pinching the excess fat on my stomach, thighs, and arms, I will gleefully skip over here. Going into this store, I have mentally prepared myself that picking out a size 10 dress is a what a size 4 would be anywhere else. Overall, H&M, I do like your style, but you mentally exhaust me.