Macy's
Reddit take
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Pros
- Go to Macy’s or Sephora or Neiman and sample as many as you can and bring the strips home to see how you like their dry down.
- Philadelphia, Macy's.
- SF’s “downtown” Union Square has a stand alone Macy’s.
- I know New York and San Francisco have big Macy's buildings, and Dallas has a Neiman Marcus.
- Washington, DC downtown has a flagship Macy’s in a historic building from the Hecht Company. Hecht’s was a regional department store until Macys bought them in the early 2000s.
Cons
- The Macy’s in Philly closed.
- hopefully get a little better quality than some shitty OTR from Nordstrom or Macy’s.
- I tried Macy's but they had like one pair of leggings that I could find and much of the rest of their basic stuff is online
- sometimes when I go to Macy's, I see cheap-looking jewelry selling for upwards of 400, which doesn't make sense.
- I've looked at places like Suit Supply, Suit Review, Macy's, and Men's Wearhouse, but (as a law student), my budget is either constrained or I'm worried about the quality.
Sentiment
9 positive (50%) · 4 mixed (22%) · 5 negative (28%)
Trust + time weighted score: +29% · raw score 22%
What redditors said (10 of 18)
Go to Macy’s or Sephora or Neiman and sample as many as you can and bring the strips home to see how you like their dry down.
Philadelphia, Macy's.
The Macy’s in Philly closed.
hopefully get a little better quality than some shitty OTR from Nordstrom or Macy’s.
SF’s “downtown” Union Square has a stand alone Macy’s.
I know New York and San Francisco have big Macy's buildings, and Dallas has a Neiman Marcus.
Washington, DC downtown has a flagship Macy’s in a historic building from the Hecht Company. Hecht’s was a regional department store until Macys bought them in the early 2000s.
IMO get the suit from anywhere, typically Macy’s or JOS Banks on sale.
I tried Macy's but they had like one pair of leggings that I could find and much of the rest of their basic stuff is online
Urban Outfitters, Anthropologie, Etsy, J. Crew (surprisingly enough), department stores (Macy’s, J. C. Penney, etc.), Hot Topic.