Dress Barn is great for us 40 ish women :) but they need to get an online shopping site. It would be easier to order online. they are one of few who still do not offer online shopping.

Dress Barn needs to open up in Boca Raton, Florida!!!!

I used to buy a lot of clothes at Dress Barn but don't anymore because their clothes don't fit me anymore. I need short pants and they have a very limited supply. Most of their pants are way too long. Why should I spend money on clothes and then have to go somewhere else to have them shortened so that I can wear them? Their styles have changed from the 50 and above age styles to the younger styles. I will not shop there anymore. Also most of their clothes are for very large people or small people. I wear a size 14 and it is hard to find and their clothes run large so you had better try them on or they will probably be too big.

How about lowering the prices a bit too? I only buy for special occasions. Yes, they tend to sell slacks that are too long, and I'm short. Also, the styles/colors I like are in the Misses sizes, but not in the larger sizes. A problem as with other stores, doesn't anyone carry small size shoes any more?

Dress Barn saved the lives of alot of women who loved the Robinsons-May store. I have found that some of their clothes don't wash well, even when washed delicately, but I still find things that are stylish and not made just for great grandma.

The clothes are nice but it gets disheartening to read "hand wash, lie flat" on tag after tag. That is not working mom friendly. Washer/dryer please.

Dress Barn? Around here the stores are divided into "women" for larger sizes and "misses" with most sizes 6-10-maybe a 12 here and there with seldom a size 12 let alone a 14. The styles and fabrics tend to be cheap/garish and not what I could wear to work or to a social event. I'd rather pay more or watch for sales at other stores like Coldwater Creek.

Now if they could just get rid of that smell. Yuk. They shouldn't allow employees to bring stinky lunches in the store it is really disgusting. Gross!

Who are those to fat prostitutes in the picture ? Now that is just plain Ghetto !

I don't mind the store I just wish they would change the name. It brings to mind images of cows shopping for clothes!

seniors looking for dresses with out waist lines. I wear size 20 for waiste but 16 for top. Summer sun dresses also needed.

To Barbara and Barb: If you are short, you can always shorten the pants. It is not a big deal to hem pants, you can do it yourself. However, if you are tall like me, it is very hard to find pants that are long enough. You can't add fabric if they are too short. Most stores only sell petite and average sizes. You might find some at Kohl's if you get there the day they put the merchandise out, but Dress Barn is one of the few stores where I can find pants that fit.

DressBarn is my favorite,

I have been so lucky to shop at Dress Barn. They have the nicest jackets ! Also when you enter the stores here the clerks are very courteous and helpful. Just like it used to be when you entered a store. They also have pretty sweaters and dresses.
Love that store !

I have to agree with Judy. I've never been inside a Dress Barn but the name really bothers me. We aren't a bunch of farm animals in need of clothes.

Ihave been shopping in Dress Barn for years,, A few years ago though I coudlnt find anyhing appealing.it was almost Frumpy . but inthe past few years now... The store has had a total makeover and the merchandise is stylish and affordable.whoever tey got to do the buying knows what they are doing. i worked retail for 20 + years. The sales girls laugh at me caue i am a walking Ad for them. I thnk i own most every article ,., Its an easy place to shop in,, always fully stocked, and You cannont beat theri prices for the quality. Ihave never walked in without walking out with a purchase.
I am not a Mall shopper so to have a store "where everybody knows your name" is Cheery !!!

I have purchased several skirts & have run into problems with zippers that scratch my side, hems that look like the tension wasn't set right on the sewing machine, & a line across denim material as if a thread had been pulled. Makes me wonder where they get their clothes from. I would have shopped elsewhere, but my husband had given me a gift card that Dressbarn wouldn't give me the cash for. I still have money on that card & have no intention of using it. It's been disappointing.

I do like Dress Barn ( hate the name) but, I am a sz 14 and they do not have the same choices in sz 14 that they have in sz 8 and sz 10. I have an account there but, I never use it.
I love to shop and I can afford to do it but, I live in Redmond and that's 18 miles away and then to drive there and not find anything that fits you in un-desireable.