Dillard’s

I happen to really favor this Dillards… even over the Galleria location. It’s closer, I always find parking too. (Park by the young women’s side)
Reason 1– They are always neat and organized, the kids selection is great and they ALWAYS have great sales on kid’s clothes and shoes. The staff is usually very helpful as well.
Reason 2– They carry Kate Spade bags! The Galleria location does not and that always makes me mad. Like why not? You’re huge!
Reason 3– Its Mac counter is the
. Love those ladies. And their selection.
Very decent Dillard’s in my book!

They have a huge purse selection.

Lots and lots of sales in all departments! Carries everything from jewelry to shoes and only wish they carried my shoe size. Great place for accessories and has all this cool looking casual and office attire! It also houses lots of unique kitchen appliances and has excellent visual display for all their items on display and for sale from household to everything else! So elegant and I love the lighting!

Dillard’s is noteworthy in that coupons are not needed for sales. The 30% ticket sales are notable in that everything from Polo to Nike is marked down. There are a wide range of brands available.

I visited Dillard’s in First Colony Mall in Sugar Land, TX with my wife on Saturday March 8 around 2:00 p.m. for her to try on some business suits for work. We made out way through the second floor woman’s wear and she selected several suits to try on and I carried them for her. I only observed there to be about 3 or 4 customers in the entire woman’s part of the store and at what seemed like at least three sets of dressing rooms. My wife asked me to accompany her to the dressing room for help hanging the clothes up after she tried them on and advice. We entered a set of women’s dressing rooms with four stalls and no one was in any of the stalls so we chose the handicap stall for its roomy size. My wife tried on the clothes as I gave her feedback on the items that she was trying on and hanging up the items when she was done.
As we gathered up all of the garments that she was trying on there was a knock at the door. We were in the process of exiting the room so I opened the door and there was Theresa, a Dillard’s employee standing there and Theresa very rudely informed me that I was not allowed in the dressing room. I asked why? Theresa advise «just because you are not». That not being a good enough answer, I asked «what am I doing wrong». Again, Theresa had no answer. She just said that men are not allowed in the dressing room and that someone complained. I advised Theresa that there was not a sign at the entrance saying «No Men Allowed in Dressing Room», nor any chairs for my to sit in outside of the dressing area. She told me it is just the policy at which point I asked to see this policy as I have assisted my wife like this in the past with no problems. Since Theresa could not answer my questions and had lots of attitude I asked her to see the manager and this is when she informed me that she was the manager in such a tone that my wife became very upset! I asked to see her manager and she insisted that I could settle the issue with her and I insisted that the issue could not be resolved between Theresa and I. She called someone on the phone and had a very sour tone with that person and got very defensive with that person. After the tense phone call, Theresa advised me that the other manager was in the mens store and we could go see her over there. My wife and I decided to do that as we were walking through the mall anyway. We stopped at the mens store and asked for the manager and were met by Amanda who was very hesitant to address the situation. Amanda was very rude and disrespectful to my wife and myself in public and refused to answer my questions. My question to Amanda was «Why was I advised that I am not allowed to help my wife with trying on clothes in the dressing room, What did I do wrong, what rule/​law did I break? Why are women welcomed into the mens dressing rooms by Dillard’s staff every time that I shop there? Like I mentioned Amanda was VERY RUDE and DISRESPECTFUL to us in front of everyone and walked off telling me that she was not going to discuss the situation. This is no way to treat long time Dillard’s customers! I believe that Theresa mentioned that someone complained that I was in the dressing room is why she told me that I was not allowed in there and she has to make all of the customers happy. That confuses me, she might have made one customer happy but she pissed off two more customers. My thought for a more appropriate way to handle the situation would have been for Theresa to be much more tactful and possibly offer the complaining customer a room in one of the other sets of nearby dressing rooms. My wife and myself were publicly embarrassed by the actions of Theresa and especially Amanda. I would definitely like to speak with someone regarding this issue.

Limited petite sizes thus the reason I don’t shop Dillard’s nationwide but today I remembered that I had a gift card that had been rotting in my purse for 2 years, put on the brakes and hung a hard right.
Plenty of parking spaces, you do not need the free valet. Clean, spacious aisles except for women’s shoes, a mess. Shoes of course are not the right size in the right box. Clearance items of 65% off are still pricey, $ 40 for a Ralph Lauren poorly made t-​shirt, absurd. $ 400 handbags, better priced at Nordstrom’s, no deals here to be had.
Costume jewelry limited, sunglasses plentiful, snagged a pair and made my exit.
No Christmas décor yet, housewares, crystal, limited name brands or selection. Sheets are comparable to what you find at Bed Bath & Beyond, nothing special. Sales professionals tripping over each other looking for shoppers. Saw no sales associates in men’s or children’s sections. Staff were helpful and plentiful in makeup, perfume, watches and jewelry.

Review is for women’s large sizes. They have a large selection, lots of things are usually on sale, the salespeople are nice, and the sales area and dressing rooms are kept neat and clean.
Park on the top level of the garage — yes, your car will be in the sun, but you can park just feet from the door.

Now that Foley’s is gone, this is one of the few department stores that is usually decently laid out and organized. Don’t really have my tastes in clothing, except in their pj department. I buy lots of my pj sets for me, my mom, and grandmother here. I often stock up during their sales a few times a year.

I enjoy this place. It seems smaller than Macys but i could be wrong. The mens shoe department is very nice and the workers are always so nice.

DIllard’s at the First Colony Town Center is interesting for a few reasons: it’s brand new, it’s huge, and it’s composed of two different stores entirely — one for men and the other for women.
What a novel idea. Take one massive department store and split it up into two sides for two genders, while taking up two prominent corners of the mall. It’s a smart decision on Dillard’s part, aside from segregating the male and female inventory, they can continue to emphasize on the corporate brand. It may feel like déjà vu for some newcomers to the mall.
The men’s section is flawless. Since it’s brand new, everything looks great. It’s clean, the layout is easy to follow and the brands are well presented to allow people to shop diligently. Prices of course will fluctuate depending on the time of year, with no better time to come during the holiday season when prices are slashed dramatically.
Sales associates here have been helpful and willing to go out their way to help me find a great deal. A friend of mine managed to score a nice pair of shoes here, for less than what was offered at TJ Maxx or Marshall’s. I’ll make sure to stop on by here the next time I’m in Sugar Land.