Burlington Coat Factory

Absolutely horrible place! The management staff is some of the most incompetent group of people I have ever delt with, and would rather hide then actually help customers. Many of the items are broken and useless junk. The shoe department is always a mess, and cloths are scattered all around the store. I will never return back to this store, or give them my business ever again. If you want my opinion take your business somewhere else, not worth the trouble.

The place had a recent remodel and while it looks beautiful throughout, the company seemed to stop there. There are distinct departments (as there were before), but items are severely disorganized within them. The coats used to be all along the left side of the store organized by type and size. Now they are sprinkled among the departments. Personally, I don’t like this way because I might want a men’s coat, but have to walk to the other side of the place to locate it. When I needed household items this was my go-​to stop; now this department is more of an afterthought. Yes, I realize that coat factory is in the name so why should I expect household items? But truthfully they hardly have any coats anymore. The organization or lack thereof reminds me more of Goodwill than a discount department store.

Surprisingly they are very cheap. There was a lot of designer jackets for about 30% of the originally cost of the jacket.
Down fall of Burlington Coat Factory is that there stuff isn’t in the correct areas. Had to go searching for sizes 2x+ because they were mixed into the smalls and everywhere else too. It was bad spending 2+hours in the store to look for a jacket because none where in their correct spots. But was pleased to not spend a lot of two jackets.
No warning to any woman that needs to use the women’s bathroom. It’s disgusting. It looks dirty and half the stalls the doors don’t lock or they were OUT OF ORDER. Only one sink works and then the towel dispenser doesn’t even work. So bad for a nice place.

When I come here I always find what I am looking for. The customer service is great! There are usually short lines! I highly recommend this Berlington Coat Factory! Your one stop clothing store!

Incredibly cheap finds… if you find them. The best stuff is certainly designer items and down from 200 to 80 is still 80 for a dress… however, 30 for an incredible tall leather boot, or 50 for a pea coat, is completely worth it. Every time I come here I find pretty fantastic pieces, it’s just having to dig through ALL of the racks where you finally find the things that speak to you.
I would happily give this place a 5 for all the goodies I’ve walked home with and still get starry eyed putting on, however, the place is in shambles. There are general areas but that’s where organization ends, you have to swim through the mass amount of broken and missing items. Some of the clothes even have rips and buttons missing.
My biggest pet peeve? The changing room SMELLS LIKE PISS. Yeah, as in every room someone squatted in and took a leak right then and there. Some worse than others. I cannot possibly fathom how ANY of the staff can walk down the changing rooms and not smell it. Are they used to it? Or they just don’t care.
I’ll keep coming for the deals I usually find, heavens knows how much money its saved me. But I agree with many of the people that already reviewed, it’s not a pleasant place. Due to their aloof staff, the piss smelling rooms, and their disarray, I am inclined to believe whoever runs the store doesn’t even care about their own company. It’s a shame, this place could look and feel like a really fine establishment if they just cared.

The ONLY thing I buy here is home décor because the rest of the items in stock kind of gross me out. Still, as a college student who does not want to spend much money on short-​term items (like twin XL bedding) I love this place and come here every year. Such good bargains and a huge selection of pillows. The quality isn’t great but I’m not looking for quality at this point in my life! They also usually offer coupons at checkout for next time. This is a good place to stop by for young people looking to decorate on a budget!

Burlington Coat Factory and I have had a love hate relationship for years, ever since they claimed they ordered my adorable, much anticipated crib set, made me wait 3 months, then told me they didn’t carry them anymore.
DONT F$#& WITH A PREGNANT MOM.
SHEESH.
Ahem.
We didn’t return for a long time.
(Hubby got us a nice set from Pottery Barn).
Anyway. I do go from time to time. I’ve tried to take the high road of forgiveness.
Caveats:
Don’t expect good customer service.
Look at all the aisles. They aren’t organized logically.
There are some bargains here.
Look over your merchandise carefully. Sometimes pieces are missing or sizes are mismatched in sets.
Is it worth it?
Sometimes.
This time I got Princess a water resistant raincoat for $ 20. I also got dramatically reduced and totally cute Carter’s onesies and pants for a baby gift.
I was exhausted when I was done though. The atmosphere is not relaxing.
Good thing I had yoga later.
Make sure you do something good for yourself, too, if you’re brave enough to take the plunge into this place.

If you have some baseline knowledge of what you’re looking for and what you’re willing to pay for it, Burlington Coat Factory is fantastic. If, however, you are clueless and need somebody to help you put a suit together from the ground up, match ties to shirts, find an appropriate suit, etc… don’t bother.
The entire time I was looking for a good deal on a suit, shirts, and ties, I was not approached by a single employee. Fortunately, I had gone to Men’s Warehouse earlier that day and had a clue what I was looking at because people there actually took the time to help me figure some stuff out.
I found a charcoal gray suit with an MSRP of $ 1000 (Italian). BCF’s regular low price was 399.98 and it was marked as a clearance item for 259.99. Hell Yes! The jacket was a perfect fit and the pants needed to be tailored (the tailor who works nights is fantastic and has awesome prices).
I was able to find 3 shirts in my exact size (again, thanks to the earlier lesson at Men’s Warehouse) and 3 ties that matched the suit perfectly for under 90 bucks. Total bill of under $ 350 for something that easily would have cost me $ 750 or so at any other store.
When you go here, you trade in a pleasant shopping experience (really it does kind of suck) for the chance at landing an amazing deal. I’ll take that chance again any day.

I have not been here prior to yesterday I actually thought they sold only coats! Boy was I wrong, they sell all sorts of shiznit from baby crap to fat girl clothes to candy and actuality coats too!
We took my Mom here to buy new coats she has lost several sizes over the past few years and needed new coats desperately. The first issue is there appear to be no sales associates in any departments, I wandered the store for quite some time till I found a gal at the front of the store, I told her we needed help in the coat department and she dispatched someone.
The problem we were experiencing is that both coats we wanted did not have belts, WTH? How can that be? They have belt loops, just no belts.
We were seriously disappointed, both coats were gorgeous and well priced, but no belt equals no deal.
The Sales Associate did try to pull belts off other coats and try to match but nothing was the same color and texture.
We did end up getting 3 new coats but none were as cute as the ones she wanted which were beltless.

This place has always been a real bargain go getter. I have gotten many a coats, purses and shoes here. I know all the things a girl loves for a fraction of the cost. I went in looking for a new raincoat type of thing and after going through the coats a few times, I found the exact one I wanted. I was so thrilled! You know what they say. simple pleasures for simple minds. thats me! It was almost like Christmas! So needless to say you want great price for everything. then you are good to go!

You know why you are here. The same as me. You’re praying to find the needle in the haystack of an awesome item at a awesome price. Given that caveat, this place is fine. Not super dirty, not smelly, just not super anything. I go in once in a while, it’s kinda like a garage sale where everything is still new.

The cashier’s really are horrific and the store is a bit of a mess but I bought nice curtains for $ 7 per panel and a $ 75 Nine West purse for $ 25 which are phenomenal so I cannot complain too much.

It’s not bad, if you’re in the mood to dig for treasure and your brought your fighting shoes. I didn’t dare the clothing racks, and the shoes and bags selections are nothing to write home about, but the eponymous coat department is nothing to sneer at. I found a gorgeous Michael Kors leather jacket at $ 200 off the rack price (sadly, still out of my price range at the moment) and a very affordable Nine West trench.
There’s also a decent selection of home décor and housewares — I came specifically for new pillows and left with a nice firm set of Tommy Hilfiger headrests for a tenner each. Not too shabby.

* Fabulous Royal Wedding style hats, but probably will make most ladies look ridiculous including myself.
* Decent selection of home décor items, towels, hand towels, etc…
* Ghetto fab clothing style…
* Stripper high heels shoes with rainbow color heels…
* Ed Hardy sneakers on sale… you know you will need it for your fist pumping nights…

Wow. It’s like you took a Nordstrom Rack, and turned it upside down.

It’s the eye of the tiger, it’s
the thrill of the fight
Rising up to the challenge of our rival
And the last known survivor
stalks his prey in the night
And he’s watching us all with the eye of the tiger!
Burlington Coat Factory is shit show. Bring your game face.
Should you decided to go, make sure you have done the following in advance:
1.Eaten, preferably something you enjoy so that you’re in a good mood. .
2.Cleared at the very least a full hour out of your schedule for this trip. You might need only a few things but incompetent cashiers, screaming children, and packed isles will indefinitely slow down even the most skilled of bargain hunters.
If you decide you are ready to take on Burlington Coat Factory chances are you’ll find some great deals on the things you need. There is a lot of junk, in fact mostly junk, but amongst all of that are some really good finds. Patience. it’s all about patience. As the commercial states, there truly is more then great coats. They have shoes, clothes, things for the house and toys. Nothing about this place is convenient, but keep the eye of the tiger and you’ll survive.

I went to Burlington Coat specifically for my friend’s baby shower. Unfortunately, this location doesn’t offer the gift registry. I was confused — I mean I thought a gift registry was just printing out a list of items and then when you pay they update the count. I was a bit frustrated but I got over it.
This location had a decent selection of baby stuff. I really liked the Carter’s merchandise so I managed to find a entire matching set of stuff for the present.
They also had some cool travel stuff at really great prices. I got an apple green leather passport holder for $ 6. You can’t beat that.