JCPenney

Is jcpenny. There’s not a lot to say. I’m here for leg warmers. After wearing my new cowboy boots, and being told I look like SpongeBob Molly, I decided my skinny legs needed some legwarmers to beef them up under the boots.
I found them. And on clearance! Boom!

Going by JCPenney makes me flash back to college when I worked at the World’s Smallest JCPenney in good ol’ Macomb, IL. I loved working there actually!
This JCPenney doesn’t compare whatsoever. It is a pretty good size! It is very modern, spacious, and organized. Inside they also have a Sephora for your make up needs as well as a hair salon and photographer! Their shoe section is pretty good sized as well. I’m glad this JCPenney fixed up their space and made it nice and new. They did a great job!

Great service at the salon. Love Millie! The best hair stylist! She did my dark red highlights and she made sure I like the color. I recommended her everywhere to all my family and friends !!

I shop a lot on many J C Penny. I like them because they have really good price on the mark down item. J C Penny is not as organized as Macy but it has the edge of nice clothing in red tag price.
This is the J C Penny I have visited during the Unilocal event. I always like their Arizona Brand men clothes with soft fabric. They are always have sale no matter which JC I went. Most of the JC has some men department. I like the most is the JC in Panama City Beach with very large men department. This one is a bit small but it has all type of discount. May be season change very soon.
Many of the items has mark down to 70%. Just need to hunt for the right size and style dress will take a while. The service of the checkout is always quick since not many people there at men department. Don’t go to women clothing department check out. Men department will be easier.

This review is for JCPenney’s Potrait Studio.
If your family is anything like mine, then you have some distant relatives that are constantly hounding you for pictures of your toddler. These are the same relatives that give you items that they picked up from a garage sale for Christmas (seriously Aunt Edna and Uncle Budd, what am I supposed to do with this jingly apple that is heavy enough to knock a home invader unconscious?). For these family members, you probably aren’t looking to break the bank by using a freelance photographer. Instead, you want some pictures that are simply «good enough» to get them off your case. Might I suggest a visit to JCPenney’s Portrait Studio. The pictures at JCPenney’s Portrait Studio aren’t fabulous, but they are certainly «good enough.» In Aunt Edna and Uncle Budd terms, JCPenney’s portraits are the «garage sale» version of photography.
What’s to like? Well, JCPenney’s Portrait Studio is much cheaper than going with a freelance photographer. Sometimes JCPenney’s Portrait Studio even offers groupons (or maybe it was Living Social) to make their already cheap photo sessions, even cheaper. The people running the studio are pleasant and professional. During our visit, two of them teamed up to make an unhappy, unfocused and disagreeable toddler, willing to sit and smile for her pictures. That was definitely no small task. The whole process, from booking, to shooting, to ordering was very simple and quick. It’s also nice that while booking is an option, you can just walk in off the street and get some pictures taken.
What’s not to like? The pictures we ordered came out weirdly enhanced. It was like someone at JCPenney’s printing lab decided to apply some filters to the shoot. It wasn’t enough filtering that Aunt Edna or Uncle Budd would notice (especially if they are hard of seeing in the first place like mine are) but for someone more trained in photography and photo editing software or someone who sees the toddler everyday, the filters are noticeable.
Overall, JCPenney’s Portrait Studio is the perfect place for getting pictures that are just «good enough.» If you want something great or amazing, shell out the extra money and find a local freelance photographer. The difference in the final product is simply incredible.

JC Penney’s at Wiregrass is a terrific place to shop. I found this store to be extremely clean and well-​stocked, and the employees were super-​friendly.
When I was a kid, my sister and I always referred to this place as «Jean Claude Penn-​AY» since it sounded so much more exotic. Nowadays, I’m not terribly worried about fancy brand names or little embroidered mascots on my clothing. I much prefer to find clothes that last a long time, and hold up well through the washing machine. And that is exactly what I find at Jean Claude’s.
I was on a mission to find some critically-​important and highly-​secretive gag gifts to bestow upon my good friend Eric C. at our surprise going-​away dinner party at Ulele later that same night. I found a clerk behind the register in the Menswear department and explained my dilemma. He nodded to his co-​worker to be sure that she would cover the register for him, and then walked me over to the display racks.
Sure enough they had an entire area filled with winter woolen watch caps and scarves, which was perfect for us to give Eric before his journey to the Great White North. I explained that Eric was a fan of the San Francisco 49’s and the sales guy went out of his way to help me find a scarf with 49’ers colors.
Now for the best part of my shopping experience at Penney’s, I told the clerk that we were also searching for a tasteful, yet tacky, gift which would help Eric to remember his time in Florida. With a chuckle he walked me over to a rack of hideously-​colorful Hawaiian shirts that were marked down for the end of the season. A quick phone call to Robbie (Eric’s wife) to confirm Eric’s size, and I had everything that I needed.
What a joy to not only find the items on my list, but also a sales clerk who was having as much fun as me on this makeshift scavenger hunt. We had a great laugh about the anticipated look on Eric’s face as he unwrapped each of these items.
Sure enough, the gifts were a huge success and I very much appreciated the help from the sales clerk, and the folks who buy the merchandise for this JC Penney.

I really love the store. I like that it is always very clean and organized but I was very diassappointed during my last visit. As I was checking out, the cashier stated she could not sell me an item because it had an «emergency stop sale» on it. I was shocked because I have never heard of such a thing but said ok and she then stuffed it in a drawer behind the register. I am 100% convinced that she wanted the item for herself (as it was such a good price) so she made this up. She did not even offer to get a manager to help she just hid the item as fast as she could. It is sad that they have people like this employed here. I am spreading the word and do not plan on returning here.

My husband and I went for some last minute shopping yesterday around 5pm for his and my son’s first trip together last night around 1130pm. We bought matching shorts for them (super cute, right?) Well, it was around 850pm when my husband pulled the merchandise off the bag, and guess what? It still had the hard tag on it. We were officially on freak out mode, and it may sound silly, but this was our plan and sometimes you want to stick to it. Well, I called the store frantically and got passed through the manager on duty ABBY. She was very polite and asked me if I had time to stop by the store to get it removed, which was why i was calling, because we aren’t too far and we could stop on our way to the airport. She said no problem, come by. We took longer than expected, but Abby still waited for us and even gave me a direct line for better communication. Once we got the store my husband was escorted by Chris who went inside and took the hard tag off. But even better, when my husband got to the car, he showed me that they gave us a $ 10 gift card! What? Who does this nowadays? I really appreciate what she did, the gift card wasn’t even necessary, just the fact that she waited showed me that JCP can still put their customers needs first too. THANK YOU AGAIN!

I love this Penney’s. The layout is very organized and clean, and they’ve done a great job of spreading out the traffic. Employees are generally friendly, and they have a great selection of clothing and shoes. I haven’t had much luck when shopping for bedding or housewares, so I don’t usually go here to shop for those. Love their sales and coupons sent by mail. Bonus is that it’s attached to Wiregrass, so you can continue your shopping at nearby places to complete your outfit. ;)

This is the nicest looking JCPenney I’ve ever been in.
I’m serious. It was legitimately nice. Usually when I think JCPenney, I’m thinking it will look on the same level as Sears, above K-​Mart but below Macy’s. This is a Macy’s quality JCPenney.
They have bird things, and lots of pictures of Gordon Ramsay, and lots of other good stuff.
No rugs though. Considering that’s what we were looking for, that was a womp womp.
But overall, not too shabby, JCPenney. Not too shabby.