Burlington Coat Factory

The prices are good but there wasn’t enough selection in women’s coats. Fortunately you can find much more online.

I have been here a couple of times and the store was organized those two times. They really have a big variety of jackets, I was impressed with the durability and the prices are pretty good. Customer service was good, and very friendly.

So, I shop at Burlington in Boise, Idaho and they have such a selection. I am a bigger guy, about 300 foot ball player build and they didn’t have any clothes my size (well shirts). IN Boise, they have a big and tall section. The shirts there go into 6x. Although, I only need a 2x, tall is good, but they didn’t have 1 thing there… However, I do know it’s probably not the need in this area. I would have assumed all Burlington’s do, but I know better now. That is the only reason they got 3 stars. Friendly people. Prices are more here, too, than in Boise.

Store was SHOPPED HARD. I don’t think I’ve ever seen a store so messy and disorganized. Line to check out was about 45 minutes. But the bottom line is this: I picked up a beautiful Calvin Klein peacoat for my son because he wanted to look like Damien in The Omen II for a great price.

Some good products, but the general lack of tidiness and organization in the store is a little overwhelming. I’ve noticed the clientele have a habit of moving products around and throwing them all over the floor. This store needs a better system for staying organized. Bins for items that need to be re-​organized might be a good solution. Many items are missing price tags. The staff seem very nice but a little overwhelmed.
My wife enjoys the good deals and always finds a lot of bargains, so not bad but needs some major cleanup.

I used to love Burlington but they have gone so down hill. They used to have nice name brand items and now I cant seem to ever find anything under the piles of mess. Not to mention the line takes an hour.

I really enjoy BCF. With that being said this location is old, run down, In a bad location and pretty messy constantly. You have to be willing to dig with the intention of finding nothing.

Low quality brand names at decent prices. The staff isn’t exactly going out of their way to help you unless you find someone and ask. Check out line takes forever. Really slow clerks and the two didn’t call for help. Don’t expect an apology when you finally get up there. This review really applies to all Burlington’s as I usually have the same experience at each one.

I like the stuff they have there, it’s all good prices but the store is a like a wrecking ball went through it. It’s hard to find what you want, stuff is laying everywhere all over the floors just a big mess. I have to say it people are pigs when they come to this store never been to another store that looks like this. I see employees cleaning up after these rude people but people be throwing stuff down faster then it could get picked up. I honestly feel bad for the employees, I know its there job but come on they don’t get paid that well to be constantly picking up after pigs, they need to either hire more employees to clean up or hire someone that kicks out these pigs and maybe if other people seen people getting kicked out they would stop throwing stuff around like garbage.

More like 2.5 stars. This place is massive with everything. The store is usually a mess and not worth digging thru since prices are not that discounted from TJ Maxx or Ross. I bought a suitcase that fell apart after one travel, forget about returning it, waste of money. Also the baby stuff is not that great and pricey. I usually wal out empty handed. Waste of time really.

Burlington Coat Factory is a fun place to browse for cheap clothing, accessories and footwear but it always looks like a tornado came through, especially in the women’s shoe department. What in the heck kind of people are shopping in here? You can go any time of the day and see mismatched shoes strewn about, clothing just lying in the middle of the aisles and worse. It is the messiest place I have ever seen and the employees just seem to shrug it off. Maybe it’s just because they can’t keep up with the messiness of their customers! The clientele here leaves a lot to be desired; I’m not paranoid but I prefer to shop here during daylight hours. Good prices, messy store and checkout lines that take up to 45 minutes.

Dirty and disorganized.

So, Burlington is probably just as messy and chaotic as Ross or other discount clothing retailers, but I have a particular love for BCF because of their selection of cheap shoes. They carry everything from sensible flats to all-​out hooker platforms, and most of them are under $ 25. My dog is connoisseur of tasty high heels, so I am forced to replace my collection on a regular basis, and Burlington helps me out with that.
This place is also my go-​to for cheap kids’ suits and formals. Yeah, the suits are a little too matchy-​matchy and maybe a little on the ghetto fabulous side, but when we need to go somewhere that’s dressy, I don’t want to spend a fortune, especially since my kids grow out of things like crazy. Suits and dresses for Easter, funerals, and stuff are items that get worn once.
The downside to this place is that you truly get what you pay for. Everything is cheap on the wallet, but it’s also pretty cheap in quality. And this my friends, is why I don’t get too worked up anymore when I come home to Fido with a mouthful of stiletto.

After years of popping in and out of this place, I can say that it’s definitely fallen into the hands of apathy. They’ve had a remodel in at least the few years and now have better fixtures than before, but the exterior of the building is less than stellar, and besides the shiny fixtures the inside is a post-​frat-​party mess. Clothes strewn about, packages opened, shoes without a match, and a coat section so undescribably nonsensical that the «Coat» in the store title now seems more ironic than anything.
And all this is worse in the holidays. Long lines, totally unorganized departments, and a staff with eyes glazed over just counting down to December 26^th.
Which is not to say there aren’t some deals to be had here. There are still some pricey items, and some fashion finds, but with so many other options, and even local options out there it’s hard to find reasons to want to come to BCF. Some deeply discounted name brands and decent clearance prices mean you will always have a clientele, but wandering the mess seems less and less worth it these days.

Alright, let me get this out of the way first-​this store is… well…it’s a tad… disheveled. It’s had a proverbial bad hair day for years. But such great hair! And by that I mean clothes :) And shoes… and bedding… and purses. Okay it has a lot of great and stylish stuff that you can easily afford. And wearing this stuff you will look like the million bucks everyone else will assume you are paying for to get your fantastic threads. I speak from experience here so listen ye well brothers and sisters of style. If you have not entered this establishment yet though, let me give you some advice: it is poorly run so it looks a bit of a fright-​So first off: step lightly (especially in the shoe section) because items have a way of leaping off the shelves and racks here. Second: be dogged in your search for the right size, matching pair, or coordinating accessories (cause it may have become detached during some shopping frenzy) cause chances are you will find them in some other isle or section. And lastly: remain focused. As there is so much stuff and so damn inexpensive you gotta be clear on what your shopping quest is and attentive to your wallet-​cause «affordable» can swell into extravagant in no time.
Happy Shopping!