Rainbow

When you come in, you will have to check your bags. It was kind of a relief for me since I hate lugging things around but if you just wanted to browse, that might be a pain. They also didn’t mess with my purse since I DON’T play that at all & refuse to go to any establishment invading personal privacy like that.
Standard S/​M/​L & some XL/​Plus sized stuff but if you’re a skinny woman, you’re disadvantaged. They also don’t have a dressing room. You sell women’s clothing & you don’t have a fitting room!!! Is this a corporate policy or just this store? If it’s just this store, I have to say someone is a moron for not putting that in. If it’s a corporate policy applying to all locations, here’s a newsflash: some of us are skinny. Some of us don’t fit standard sizes & some of us aren’t carrying $ 100+ on hand to buy things we may not even like or that might not even fit us. I don’t know if they have a strict return policy like some places that demand you to present ID, inspect the clothing & give you the third degree on why you’re returning something (with «it’s not my style» not being a valid reason) but if they do, that’s even worse to not have fitting rooms so women can decide if they want something or not.
Even that Joyce Leslie with a large room where all the women have to expose their boobies to try on bras (which this place also sells) is better than nothing at all. We can’t put up a pole & a curtain and create a space like some smaller establishments do? Are we THAT lazy? That’s like owning a restaurant & not having a restroom for the customers or charging people for tap water.