Annie Sez

This seems like a watered down version of the New York and Company next door. Quality, selection, and service are just ok.

I’d give negative stars if possible, just due to management being rude, nasty, and inconsiderate. When I asked to use the bathroom the nam ages, Kelly, told me to go to TJMaxx or Starbucks, then walked away dismissively. So I dropped the adorable boots and 3 tops + pants I had collected and took my business to TJMaxx. Make sure you empty your bladder before shopping at this location

Not sure if it’s just me but I can never find anything for myself in here. So not my style. I liked these Calvin Klein maxi dresses but I don’t spend $ 60 easily. The bags are too tacky, the shoes are cheesy and the clothes run large in my opinion. The store is well kept and the sales girls are pleasant which is still important.

Came here to use my Groupon… this time sans man! Sometime shopping requires solo concentration.
I really wanted to get some job-​interview-​oriented kinda stuff, but alas, such was not to be. Although Annie Sez’ official self-​description is «clothing for women over 25» the stock leaned more heavily toward casuals and party-​wear than career wear. They also had a really large amount of stuff in «petite» sizes (for shorter women).
However, they also had several good sale racks (which the location in Brooklyn did not), and I ended up getting 3 tops which were nice enough, if not mind-​blowing, for my $ 40. credit.
Checking out was a pain, as both registers were taken up by people doing returns. The woman right in front of me was trying to return a handbag with no tag and no receipt, absolutely nothing to indicate it had ever been bought at this store (which it probably hadn’t). Sometimes people are just unbelievable. Not the cashiers’ fault though, they were both really nice, when I finally got up to them to make my purchase!

Annie Sez is OPEN for business and stocked with designer labels at great prices. I found all the latest trends there… just last night!!!