Togs

The clothes are cute but really pricey for the quality. There are several boutiques around this one that have better clothes and customer service. You will most certainly be interrupting a conversation between staff if you go in.

The strangest shopping experience ever. Sales woman were using most of the dressing rooms as they tried on Togs clothing as they were getting ready for an evening event. One young girl steaming clothing helped us out. But what really caught my attention was that the women were wearing clothes with the Togs tags on them when we came in, replaced them with other clothes off the rack, with tags, that they were going to their even in. Clothes were rehung on the racks. Will Saturday find the Friday night even clothes worn also be rehung. So is it new clothing we are buying are used clothing.Yikes. NEVER again will I go to the store or take anyone there. If I want to try on all ready worn and worn out of the store clothing, I'll go to Esters

Cute stuff but super bummed they literally only had out sizes XS and S. Everything was TINY. I would have definitely bought multiple pieces if they had more sizes available. I left kind of annoyed.

This place is bizarre. I follow Togs on Instagram and saw a band shirt that I loved. I went to the store right away to look for it. After searching, I did not see it. The sales associate asked if she could help me with anything and I noticed she was wearing the shirt I was looking for. I said I am actually looking for the shirt you have on and asked if they had any left. She asked me what size I needed and I said probably a small. She went to the fitting room, took it off, and handed it to me. I really loved the shirt - it was vintage and one of a kind so I went ahead and bought it after she pinned the tag back on. She did not mention why she had it on or gave me any discount. How is this acceptable? What is going on here?

Great clothes, but on the pricey side. Horrible customer service, I'll think twice before going here again. The sales girls were snotty and rude, more focused on their personal conversations than their customers.