Jane R.
First of all the current designs of…
First of all the current designs of woman’s clothing is atrocious. The store is jammed packed with clothes over stuffed racks packed with items no one wants. In addition who wants to spend hours going through the stuffed racks to try to find one thing you may want to buy. Staffing is a huge issue in the Spfld Illinois store. I went three times in an attempt to purchase underwear only to find that it would probably take a hour to check out which I declined. I did order the same products online. To much inventory is a result of ugly unflattering designs of clothing. I love simple print tops and dresses but I couldn’t find one top or dress that wouldn’t make me look like I found 40 year old curtains and sewed to make a dress or top. The technology we have today in designing beautiful prints is so readily available. In my humble opinion these designers are not aware of what customers want. Otherwise the inventory would not be still there. The staples like jeans, shoes, socks, undergarments, sleep ware, active ware, solid color staples shirts or shorts are the only things I consider purchasing at Kohl’s now. I did buy a suitcase that I liked this Spring. If I were Kohl’s CEO. I would dump (donate) these ugly overpriced ugly clothes and find some designers who are in touch with what people like. I sold clothing for years and never would sell any of the woman’s clothing hanging in the store and then later moved to discounted stuffed racks. Not to hard to figure that out. I understand the economy and has hurt retail in addition to the pandemic. Men’s clothing seems pretty solid but remember most woman shop for men and would also like to find flattering items for themselves otherwise they will go elsewhere.


