Nina’s

They got cute stuff, seems reasonably priced but the sizes doesn’t fit well for the size they advertise. I am a person who is looking for a comfy size jeans past size «L» and they said they got them in the store. Unfortunately when I tried them on. its just not cutting it which made me flustered and frustrated.
The have nice blouses but its not working out for me. I checked out the seams and its not well made. Oh well…
Moving on…

So rude. I bought something and decided to return it awhile ago. They were very rude about it. It was in perfect condition, all tags were on it. They kept trying to find something wrong with it. When they asked why I said it wouldn’t fit. They finally let me return it after mumbling to their co-​worker I probably got fatter.
So mean. I really liked nina’s. I actually went today and they kicked me out because I had a pretezel. Really? I’m 24 I’m pretty sure I can look at clothes and not stain em.

Rude employees sink stores. Clothing can be purchased at papaya across the hall at similar prices and employees that are friendly and happy to be there.

went in recently, their selection of sunglasses was very poor, the stuff was super low value, dollar store quality. they had a sign, «handle the glasses carefully, you drop them and they break, you buy it.» lame.

no one knows what nina’s sell? answer flea market clothing!!! yup dont believe go to the san jose flea market and go the to the main entrance walk straight. the large store with 3-​level display of clothing.

Affordable and stylish. I bought some cute, trendy blouses and shirts! Return policy is strict though, so make sure you’re certain about what you’re buying.

I love Nina’s but I feel like this Nina’s is worse than the other Nina’s that I’ve been to. The clothes here seem to be tackier and more out of style.

This store is amazing! they have cheap shirts for about 3.99, they also have purses for under $ 10! the jeweler their i don’t recommend, but they have this eye shadow that is powder, any color you can think of.

Very much of the Forever 21/​Papaya/​Charlotte Russe milieu… Nina’s in Eastridge is one of those places us chick’s appreciate. You can buy disposable clothes or even strike it rich with a good quality piece. But what i dig is the basic pieces, like solid tops and tees, you could spend 4 times more at stores like Gap or JCrew.
Likes: Cool basics, big space with lots to look through, their 50%+ off rack (which is not wrecked clothes, just been in-​store too long), the service (smiles and questions if i needed help)
Dislikes: Too many unsupervised kids running around in the store (not to mention the whole mall), can get a little messy
If you’re already in the mall, and need a $ 12 top to wear out that night… this is your place!
Enjoy~