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ac_claire
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Never been to Dress Barn or Burlington. Isn’t Burlington similar to TJ Maxx and Ross? You can always find great deals at stores like that.You know, I’ve had some really bad luck at Target recently. The last few shirts and pants I’ve bought from there have problems with the stitching. It starts to come undone and then I have long threads hanging off me. Their hems just aren’t done right and so after the first or second wash it’s over.
I’ve had some good luck at a place called Dress Barn. (Which doesn’t just have dresses, but has some very nice work shirts.) Their pants are a little pricey though so I went to Burlington Coat Factory instead and their pants were half that price. Still though, Dress Barn has the prettiest shirts!
Target! I love their sleepwear and their socks and slippers and shoes. When it comes to the regular women’s clothing, Target’s hit or miss for me too. I’ve had some issues as well with stitching coming out, or discovering when I got home that it was already loose. And their sizing can be very, very random lol. I notice the quality differences in certain Target brands, so I try to stick to the ones that I know are (usually) good.
In my experience, Xhilaration is one of the hit or miss brands. I haven’t ever had any problem with the Merona line; Mossimo has also been hit or miss (mostly hit though IMO).