J Jill

I am a frequent online shopper and like most, don’t care to pay for shipping. While some retailers do charge if under a certain amt. the best ones simply offer free shipping, period.
Well, then there’s JJill… which has an interesting and punitive concept…
I’ve discovered that the more you spend at JJill the more you are charged for shipping.
I called them to express my opinion but was told nothing could be done except bring my concerns to the marketing department. Granted, they do occasionally have a coupon code for free shipping but one shouldn’t have to choose between that and an additional% off offer.
Because of this practice, I promptly emptied my cart of over $ 250 worth of merchandise and asked to be removed from their mailing list.
I’ll stick w/​Bloomingdales, RL, LLBean, and Nordstroms from now on. They always offer free shipping and I can still take advantage of their other promotions. Each one of these merchants really understands customer service.
JJill just isn’t worth it.

I am a young women in my early 40’s and I have to concur regarding the risks of looking like an old frumpy fart in JJ Clothing. Although some of the clothing may be good quality, there are many risks associated like shrinkage, over pricing for mediocre quality or fabrics, and in many cases — clothing that is borderline for the woman who’s given up on trying to be sexy or cute… and I mean totally given up!.. I tried on quite a few pieces at my local JJ clothing store… and on a granny scale of 1 — 10, I scored the perfect 10! I walked away with one homely sweat shirt… The clothing is not for those looking to be in style, contemporary and somewhat chic… its for the «Im done trying to look cute», «I dont care», «I just love my beat around look», «sweats all the way», «who cares» type of consumer! I am sad… but I will pay them an occassional visit if im ever in one of the above zones…;0)

wish I could give no stars, that’s what this establishment deserves! everyone who walked into the store was acknowledged, but me. I was well dressed, but it was like I didn’t exist. I must point out that I was the only Asian person & the sales agents were Caucasian.
karma is a bitch & hope that they will get theirs 1 day, it’s a horrible feeling.
if j. jill does not change their attitude about race, they will not last.
I hope that everyone who reads this review will heed my warning & not patronize this store. it is important to stand together against racism.

J. Jill must have one hellava photographer for their catalogs. I think its the same person who photographs the Anthropolgie catalog. You know… the photos where the clothes looks really great on the model who is sitting down with her back arched– tits out and arms in between her legs to hide the funky poofy pleat on the front of the shirt or the model that is contorted in a twisted position with her arm draped over that ghastly armpit panel on the dress, and so on. So I dog-​eared 5 – 6 pages in the latest catalog while sitting around doing nothing and I go into this J. Jill looking for them. They looked great in the catalog. They looked okay in the store. They looked like crap on me. Actually, they looked okay… it just made me look like an old middle-​aged crabby lady wearing corduroy. Wait a minute… I guess I AM a old middle-​aged crabby lady… but hey! I refuse to dress like one. The employees were helpful enough, but I think they know these clothes will age you about 10 years… unless you personally know someone who can photograph you looking all hot in corduroy.