#kohl's

[one-time-i-dreamt]

I was at Kohl’s shopping for some stuff when I woke up. At Kohl’s. During a shopping trip. So I continued to search for what I came there for. And woke up again. At another Kohl’s. This happened at least 6 times. Every time I “woke up”, I thought I was finally awake in the real world.

[plushav]

Kohl's Cares® Peanuts Snoopy and Woodstock

[einsteinsugly]

Random advice from a retail shopper/employee.

Discount stores (TJMaxx, Marshall's, etc):

*Avoid non name brand stuff. The off brand/in house stuff is Forever 21/H&M quality. Don't bother. Bad stitching, pulls, small holes, low quality fabric, etc, are all typical (personal experience, ugh). You can get better stuff at Target, frankly.

*If unsure, Google to make sure what you found is a name brand!

*The name brand stuff is far more prominent in the men's department, as well as in activewear.

*Just scout juniors' for American Eagle, Levi's, and Hollister stuff. Leave the rest. The worst quality stuff is there.

*Democracy jeans are the best, even if...

*Some name brand stuff is kind of like outlet store versions (still solid, though). Look for different tags from the OGs, different insignia, etc.

*They seriously have the best cheap, reusable bags.

JCPenney:

*They literally sell the same styles year after year.

*Their flannels and leggings are really good.

*Their blouses suck. Don't bother.

*Coupons don't work on name brands (like Levi's) and clearance.

*Look online for coupon codes, before you go. Show the barcode at checkout.

Kohl's:

*Their in-house denim brands suck, and so do their flannels.

*Their blouses and hoodies are solid.

*The last two on JCPenney's list apply here, too.

Old Navy:

*Their everywear tees are amazing. So are their sweatpants.

Hollister:

*They literally have the best sweatshirts (Gap is great, too).

Target:

*They sell Bali bras for way cheaper than the department stores do.

*Avoid their burnout fabric stuff, because it's especially cheap.

*I'm pretty sure this is well known, but their bathing suits are the best.

Online:

*If you find something you like from a brand that sells on multiple vendors (like Lucky Brand, Levi's, etc), Google the product name. You might be able to find it for a cheaper price. And maybe in other colors, too.

General:

*January and February are the dead parts of the year. This is when you can get good clearance stuff.

*You can also get good clearance summer stuff from August to early October.

*If a graphic on a clothing item is shiny/feels caked on, it will crack.

*American Eagle and Maurice's are two of the very few places that typically sell x-short/x-long pants.

*If possible, splurge on shoes. They last way longer than their cheap counterparts, and you save money (and waste!).

[mountain-time]

The Knights Tempura

[moradach5]

Got these kitties for my boss. Was setting one cat a day on her desk🤣

[thedarthray]

Grogu Sledding Tabletop Decor by Darth Ray Via Flickr: Kohl's Clearace Purchase: St. Nicholas Square - Star Wars The Mandalorian "Grogu Sledding Tabletop Decor"

[dat2ndaccount97]

I ABSOLUTELY NEED this Barbie shirt from Kohl's (Link). Would Probably pair well with my Heart Sunglasses.

[immaculatepinkglitter]

$29.00 each

[fitsbyemi]

January 17, 2023

Top: Francesca's

Pants: Kohl's

Boots: Francesca's

Necklace: Coach

[plushav]

Kohl's Cares® Bear Plush from A Perfect Day Book

[deceased-ufo]

old kohl's cart my beloved

[realhankmccoy]

Republican voters threatening to bomb Kohl's nationwide now -- in Wisconsin, Indiana, Kentucky, naturally Florida -- all the stores have to be evacuated because of the Republican hissy fit against gays, lesbians, bisexuals and transgender people existing.

Childish terrorism... since the Bud Light boycott worked, they think they've found a chink in the Democrats' armour. We don't have to discuss LGBT issues every damn day simply because Republicans want to. I'd rather talk crème de cassis.

[moradach5]

Not even half an hour in at work and I already wanna go home🙄🙄🙄

[temistheranger]