Dots

I expected to see a different variety of plus size clothing but there was one little plus size section out of the WHOLE store! disappointment. Then I went over to the clearance racks and there was only 2 racks with plus size clothes on it and the other 10 – 12 racks were for smaller women wtf?! Not fair, not fair at all… if there is a better Dots with more plus size clothing I would LOVE to know and I would shop there instead of this Dots. 1^st and last time going to this Dots. That is all.

Should be called Cheap and Trashy Garbage from the Late 90’s. That has a nice ring, no?
How could anyone shop here? I mean, I love a bargain but not this stuff! Dirt cheap, flimsy, unfashionable!

I went shopping at DOTS on Sat., 10/​31, to get some socks, etc. I found the socks, but the customer service at the cash register was APPALLINGLY RUDE. There were three women behind the counter, all talking with each other and not paying attention to the customers. The lady in front of me asked if anyone was free to help her and no-​one responded directly to her. Finally one of them went to a cash register and called the lady over, looking at her with utter disdain, that she had dared asked for service, interrupting their behind the counter conversation. I couldn’t believe it. When someone behind me commented on how rude they were, I said, well, maybe they were changing shifts, which I asked the clerk when I got to the counter, politely. She responded yes, but still with attitude and it didn’t appear to be true. I will NEVER go to this store again. How horrible.

Looks like a lot of Unilocalers here have no love for one of my favorite stores. To be honest, I LOVE Dots and fear the day when I reach an age where I can’t shop there anymore. But this particular store sucks.
The woman who let me into the dressing room couldn’t be bothered to say a word to me. To the point where it was awkward. I asked her if I could have a dressing room… nothing. I told her how many things I had… nothing. She grabbed my things and started straightening them out so she could be sure I wasn’t making a number up… nothing. She hung my stuff up in the dressing room and walked away, right past me. I was so tempted to give her the most sarcastic «thank you» imaginable, but Emily Post would not have supported that.
I had a $ 30 gift card for the store, but after looking around for a while, I couldn’t find anything great to buy, so I decided to wait for another time.
I had a couple of things to return for store credit (Dots has a very liberal return policy, which I love), and I needed the store manager to process the return. After a little bit of a wait for her to come to the front and process it, she came up and dealt with the faulty cash register for a while, having to process it multiple times. Not her fault, but a sign of the crappy store. As I was leaving, she told me that I should keep the paper receipt, because she still wasn’t sure the store credit went through to the card. I know that’s not a huge imposition, but it’s just kind of inconvenient to have to carry this gift card around with the paper documentation and worrying that someone might not believe me if I tried to use it in the future. I asked if she could check the card on the other cash register, and she insisted, rather rudely, that that wouldn’t work either. And she said that even if I had wanted to use a gift card then, it wouldn’t work at all anyway! Well, good thing I didn’t find anything I wanted to buy!
I love Dots, but I’ll just make the trek out to Waltham next time I decide I want to shop there. This one sucked!

When my parents would give me money to buy an outfit for the school dance and I would spend it on booze or when my high school jobs would end after two months and I was desperately broke… Dots was my one and only for cheap clothes. Well, besides Tellos…
A clothing store with cheap clothes. They have accessories as well. I am not fooled by the almost cute outfits in the store window… I have reached my limits with Dots. It has nothing more to offer me. Nothing left to give.
Now that I am a bit more mature with some taste, this place will not do-​for any reason. I would rather save for a nice well made classic piece and bargain shop at Marshall’s or on consignment.
HnM is to me today, what Dots was to me in High school. At a point in my life I will grow out of HnM too. This is just how it is.
Besides when I was in high school everything was $ 10 or less… their quality and selection has got worst, while their prices increased?
Me no think so

Okay, so its cheaply made, but by the time this stuff wears out, its out of style. I will find some really cute things here that are pretty interesting and get me a ton of compliments. Plus its nice to have one more place that a fat girl can shop. Its the one place a fat girl can shop for cheap where you won’t find sweatshirts with Teddy Bears on them.

this shit is CHEAP!
yes, it’s cheaply made, and typically not natural fibers, but you know, when you are broke and need a wardrobe pick me up then it’s fucking heaven!
I can shop for my daughter and get her a new wardrobe for $ 50 and for myself, a plus sized person who HATES places like The Avenue etc.
I like the store in Waltham better than this place, but when you come here you also get Marshall’s, Sally’s and Sew-​fisticated!
seriously cheap clothing, and can be good for basics, once you weed through the crazy trend crap!

This is your quintessential good stuff cheap clothing and accesories store. The quality is not high but neither are the prices. Dresses, etc. go on sale regularly for 3 – 7 $. Great for summer wardrobe expansion and guilt free accesory purchases.

Please don’t shop at Dots. Pretty please with sugar on top! Unless of course you like Tello’s, you know, cheap clothing with no style. This place is yucky, even Bob’s is better, and I don’t like Bob’s.