Burlington Coat Factory

Been shopping here since 1985 nice clothing at a discount price the checkout line is long but moves quickly I have purchased three winter coats here at reasonable price.

I used to visit this BCF location often before Target moved in next door and before I dicovered TJ Maxx. I don’t know if it is just me but for some reason, I think the upkeep of the store has DRASTICALLY declined. I usually make a beeline to men’s clothes particularly, dress socks, designer underwears and ties when I visit. The last couple of times I did the shelves were ALWAYS dishevelled — empty cartons, loose pieces of garments with no boxes nor tags, packages that are opened! Though the shelves are marked with sizes — small, medium, large, etc. — the pieces stacked behind them are NEVER the same size! If you find a pair of socks you like, make SURE you get the SAME socks — color, style and SIZE!
The clothes in the hangers though are slightly better. At least majority of them ARE still on hangers and DO have their prices affixed on them so you know how much a piece cost before you even take it to the register.
BCF still has a «wider» selection than TJM but if you really think about it, wider selection does not necessarily equate to QUALITY selection.
Overall, I think I would only go back if I’m REALLY looking for something that I do not want to pay full price at fancier stores AND if TJM does not have what I’m looking for. Shopping at this location at least just is NOT a fun experience anymore. :(
If and when I come back, I will see if management has done something about the overall appearance of the store. I really DO want to give this store a better rating. I’ll be back at least one more time and see.

Within the last couple of years this store has has gone to the dogs. It’s become a messy store with merchandise strewn all over the place in just about every department. The ladies section was especially bad. Clothing was mixed up from different racks (sale items and non-​sale items mixed together). The staff was another issue. Don’t even think of asking for assistance. They are RUDE! There wasn’t one caucasion employee on hand. Not sure where they find employees but it would be good if they re-​evaluated them from time to time. I had an overall bad experience and will not be returning.

Sym’s used to be my go-​to for inexpensive dress clothes that I didn’t mind destroying at work. I work around a lot of machines, plaster and chemicals so I usually end up trashing my better digs that I prefer to save for those nights on the town. Burlington fits the bill offering great clothing options that are stylish, quality and on the cheap.
From business casual to the affordable suit, ties, bow ties (real bow ties), and dress shirts… the selection isn’t always the greatest but it’s fair to say that it’s one of the better options in town. They have designer brands and off brands but you’ll need to search for the good stuff you’ll want.
Bottom line, if you’re looking for a new pair of slacks and a dress shirt on the fly, this isn’t a bad place to start. They also have a ton of home goods, kids stuff and a non specific selection of shoes that I can’t vouch for.