Nordstrom Rack

The creeps. I didn't shop Nordstrom until I moved to Colorado because we did not have this store out east in NY but I have learned to shop here. The selection is better at Park Meadows because as one store clerk told me, there is just not a market in Broomfield for some of the higher end merchandise. Most of the more expensive things are kind of frumpy or old ladyish (think St. John) or pricey lines of t-shirts (like theory and juicy couture). Wish they had more clothes for stylish metropolitan 30 somethings who are not ready to wear Eileen Fisher yet.

But the main point is that you really get accosted by the store clerks when you go there in women's clothing. You are forced to say hello 10 or 15 times to these clerks who will just not leave you alone. It gets really tiring when you are on number 7 or so. I even tried to ignore them because I just want to browse and shop without saying hello to every single person on the floor. I know...they are just doing their job but somehow if you go to Saks or Neiman's, not to mention Barney's they have perfected the art of not bothering you. I am not even in retail but I know that the customer will go to the clerk as long as they stay fairly close by if we have a question. I have even politely tried to tell them that 10 other people have asked me if I needed help but they don't get the message. So anyway, it makes it annoying to shop there and just makes me want to leave asap.…

Legendary service, shoes to die for and fashion-forward merchandise keep shoppers returning.. In Short
Founded as a Seattle shoe store in 1901, this popular chain is now known for manageably priced designer duds. Shoppers find a hint of sophistication in the store's white floors and pianists on baby grands. Unique departments include the Brass Plum juniors' section with Ruby Rox and Diesel, and Studio 121 for career-savvy women. A business-centric men's clothing department offers Ben Sherman suits, while relaxed styles from Marc Jacobs and Lacoste are in The Rail department.…