Julie J.
Rude employees and terrible fitting room line management
Lots of dresses and we did purchase one. However- the staff was rude and unprofessional. Very inefficient and vague dressing room system. We went into the portion of the shop that has the dressing rooms. We waited and then overheard another customer saying that you had to “check in” to wait for a fitting room. We did not see any signs telling us to do that, but found where we were supposed to do that. There was only a small sign at that desk stating to check in for a fitting room. We then waited 20 minutes for our name to be called, which consisted of the young girl at the desk simply saying your name at a regular speaking volume. The area is quite large so we were under the assumption that there was some sort of overhead speaker or saying the name loudly like they would do at a fast food restaurant or somewhere where they are calling out your order. Unless you were standing right next to her, you do not realize your name is even being called. Meanwhile, people are disregarding the system and just walking into the first available fitting room. There was no staff directing people or monitoring how the system is supposed to work. At one point there were three open fitting rooms, and no names were being called. As we were still waiting, I went up to the same girl and asked how many people were in front of us, telling her that there were three open fitting rooms. She looked up and said “yeah” and looked back down and didn’t call a name for about five additional minutes. She clearly was not happy with me asking how many people were waiting and letting her know that there were available rooms that they were not notifying anyone of. I know I simply could’ve walked into one of the fitting rooms, but those of us who were actually following the rules and waiting our turn did not want to be in the same category as those that were just cutting people off who would actually waited their turn. The simple solution would be to have one of the employees in the area where the dressing rooms are, notifying the line of people where the next available empty room was. It happens every day in stores all across the country. Why they can’t figure that system out at Lady Black Tie is beyond me.
Response from LBTMar 24, 2026
Hi Julie, We're really sorry to hear this about your in store visit - we just recently doubled our store size which is new for our customers. We have very large directional signs towards our fitting rooms, and a giant desk with a check in for customers the moment you walk in that area. We do appreciate your feedback and have taken it on board - we're always looking for ways to improve and we're glad you had suggestions. Kindest, LBT




