Burlington Coat Factory

Sometimes stuff gets kind of picked through, but the staff is super friendly and helpful. I found some really pretty things– you have to search! But it’s fun when you find what you want. Erin checked me out and she was very friendly even though it was the end of the night. After my purchase I realized I forgot something and Shantinea and Stephanie were incredibly nice and helped me find my item even after closing. They have a decent return policy and their prices are really good, especially when compared to Macy’s and Nordstrom. The clothes may be last season’s but really, who cares and what kind of weirdo would even know that? I mostly really appreciate the friendly and polite staff.

Lol at the reviews. It’s a discount store. They have great clothes at cheap prices. Would I go here for everything? No. But I would for slacks, button ups, cheap ties, socks, causal shirts, jeans, shorts, jackets, heels and clothes for my wife (the main reason I love this store) cologne, etc. Definitely one of my go to spots

Maybe it’s me, but this seems to be one of the few places I can find Cajun spice mix, furniture and chili pepper socks all in one location. Am I right? I know that Burlington, TJ Maxx and Marshalls are all similar in what they have but I grew up with Burlington Coat factory. We’d head down to the place in Burlington, NJ and that’s where we got our winter coats as kids. It was what we did growing up.
I’ll admit, the place isn’t what I remember from back then but the chain adapted to the times and expanded what they had in their stores. You can still find pretty good clothing really inexpensive and when I have time to make it back up here to Janzen Beach, I’ll be sure to stop back in.
Enjoy.

Where are the dresses?!? Seriously… where? Either there are simply less dresses in the world, less being sold at Maxes, Rosses, Marshalls and Burlington, or maybe it’s simply this time of year. Large store. Clean, stocked. But I went there for dresses and found only two I liked and could afford. They both looked crappy on me, but that’s not their fault. is it? So — prices are pretty good here, but I wish I liked their stuff better this trip. May have to try again closer to my east coast trip.

They have a good selection of women’s, and plus sized. That goes for juniors too. Baby clothes and other such things for good prices. And if you know any Big guys, this is going to be one of their best options for big and tall minus the stigma of walking into big and tall. Also, I’m quite sure it’s cheaper than the actual store big&tall. The reason behind my 3 star review is the TERRIBLE service. For instance, I had a woman tell me that I’m out of fashion. That maybe I should go shop at Goodwill. To which I replied,“I didn’t know that having a nasty mouth in the customer service industry IS in fashion, you’ve taught me so much.” I still go there, avoiding the workers like the black plague, they’re NOT helpful. The ones at point of sale are a bit more friendly though. Happy hunting Unilocalers.

I have to say I am surprised by the bad reviews for this place.
Yes, they have coats, but they also have a whole lot more as well.
Maybe it got its name by starting out as a place for coats, and then they just keep adding more items.
I came in a few weeks after Christmas. They had some really fantastic deals I have to say.
I got some great Italian cookies,(that I have bought before in San Francisco) so I know they were good. I bought 2 boxes of them. Final price $ 1.47 a box.
Is that the deal of the year or what!
For being after the holidays and every little thing on clearance, the place was pretty clean and in good shape. The girl working the cash reg. was really nice and asked if we found all we were looking for there.
Worth a little stop on a rainy day.

Doesn’t the name imply the have a lot of coats? They have more selection of housewares then men’s coats.

ever wonder what a snipe hunt is? It’s looking for men’s clothes here.
It’s OK if you need men’s pants or shirts & you don’t care
what color
or size
or fit
or brand
or quality
they are.
The men’s section appears to be constantly hit by hurricanes & is the very definition of organized chaos
racks too close for comfort (even for Ted Knight)… not those kind of racks, clothing racks
come here with patience, time and a shovel.

Supervisor is a complete airhead. If you find a seasonal item that has gone on clearance just like all the rest of the seasonal clearance items and they forgot to mark it as being on clearance, and you ask the supervisor if the item shouldn’t be on clearance just like all the rest of the SAME items… He can never give you a proper answer and he can almost be down right insulting in his response. As long as he is there, we will not shop there again. Also, the bathrooms are horrible and one time that we were looking at shoes and pulled a pair out of their box, we realized that we had somebody’s dirty, filthy, disgusting, used shoes in our hands that someone had most likely left after stealing a pair. SO GROSS.

Nice stuff. Good selection. As with most discount stores, you have to be willing to dig a little — but compared to other similar stores, the sizes are well organized. Despite what prior reviewed have written, they do have lots of brand name stuff. I got a sweel Calvin Klein coat here for $ 30 (originally $ 200).

One word: icky. I’ve been in here multiple times; I keep trying to give it a chance. Each time I am disappointed. The store looks like a tornado hit it, the «brand-​name» clothing is nothing I’ve ever heard of, and the customer service is poor. When I have tried clothes on in the dressing room, I always have to take clothes out of the room, before I try anything on.
I liked this building much better when it was a K-​mart.

Holy hell… where am I? A flea market in Mexico? A giant indoor garage sale? The Dump? Nope, I’m at the Burlington Coat Factory in Jantzen Beach shopping center.
You walk in the door and it looks like God took a giant God-​sized hand blender, set it down in the middle of the store, and turned it on high for about five minutes. Clothes, baby items, frames, furniture, seasonal stuff all in piles, blocking the aisles, falling off of shelves, bursting open from their packaging. Hangers littered everywhere.
Clipboards, papers and other inventory control items scattered on every surface throughout the store. Missing price tags. Missing baby registry person. Thin molest-​achioed man at the register dropping f-​bombs and s-​bombs at his malfunctioning cash register, while hordes of poopy-​diapered kids crawl around the legs of their meth-​faced parents in line at the checkstand.
No, it’s not the end-​times, it’s just the Burlington Coat Factory at Jantzen Beach.