Dillard’s

So you know how people have Target as a crack store? Well this one is mine!
Dillard’s is my go to store for every need, whether for a party, social event, gala, or the beach.
They always have sales and if you create a bond with the sales people, I can assure you that they will go out of their ways to contact you or let you know ahead of time. During the sales I take advantage to buy name brand shoes, purses, clothes, for my entire family. Where else can you buy Toddler Nike Shoes for $ 15? Ralph Lauren T’s as low as $ 8?
My fave sales people are: Gloria in seasonal (known her for over 15 years), Consuelo (Women’s), and Yih… (can’t pronounce her name but she’s in Coach purses) Woody (Ralph Lauren Men’s).

I love the shoe department at Dillard’s. I can always find a parking spot close to the door. They have hooker heals, comfy flip flops, comfy shoes everything you need. I go in for one pair of shoes but always leave with three. The salespeople are always nice and quick. Also the shoes are affordable but not cheap.

I wished all the Dillard’s were laid out the same. I came here hoping to show my daughter the shorts and capris I had found in Denver at the Dillards, but I had no luck. I think it’s because the ladies’ clothing departments confuse me — perhaps not identified well enough for me?

After my disappointing visit at Macys (former Foley’s), I stopped by Dillard’s. For some reason, I have not visited this Texas based retailing standard in the 10+ years I’ve been in Houston. I discovered this was to my detriment.
I stopped a sales lady in Men’s and asked where Tall men’s clothes were. She didn’t point, give directions but walked me over to the section and introduced me to the salesman who worked that spot. The salesman asked what I liked, then pointed out items that matched that description. I did end up with a couple casual shirts.
The rest of the store was much like that. This isn’t a cheap store, but it’s worth it to get people who fall over themselves to help. I went to the shoe department and bought two pairs after a pleasant but I am sure suffering salesman dragged out a zillion pairs he thought would fit my style and wide foot. This was in direct contrast to the Macy’s guy who said they «might» have wide shoes online.
I’ll be back.