Dillard’s

The prices are great, but this is not for the faint of heart or attention deficient. There is a lot of merchandise available. And sometimes sizes are misplaced. But if you don’t mind looking through a dozen or more racks you will find a deal. You can find brads like Michael Kors, C&C (a very cool California brand), and the standard brands here. It’s great for the fraction of the price.

It’s now an a Dillard’s Outlet. Disorganized and cluttered. Low prices if you’re willing to spend an afternoon. Everything is condensed and rarely by size. I’d rather pay full Price or shop online.

The is the clearance center for Dillards. Sometimes you can find nice items in this store, It really depends on when you go. They have sales every week, I would advise going to dillards website and look. All of the times are discounted atleast 50% are more.

Broken glass in the parking lot, broken lollipop on the floor, and broken dreams can all be found at this Dillard’s. This is the saddest mall department store I have ever seen. Dillard’s has a reputation for being an upscale department store, and this store is certainly not upscale.
Yes, everything is discounted, but not as much as you might think. Better prices can be found at other off the rack stores in town. It seems more like the prices you would see when things first go on clearance at a normal Dillard’s and not the crazy blowout discount prices that you might expect based on the going out of business looking signs throughout the store (not actually going out of business).
Many of the top name brands in a normal Dillard’s are very difficult to find here, and there is so much stuff crammed into the floor space it can be difficult to find anything at all (the escalators to the second floor have been walled off, so there’s basically twice as much stuff crammed to the normal space). There’s a sort-​of post zombie apocalypse vibe about this place (as Max Brooks would recommend, block off access to the second floor).
Be sure to check out all your selections and try them on before you buy. Some items may be damaged or stained and there is no return policy here.
To me, it’s a huge store, with mostly mall clearance reject items sold in a thrift store-​like fashion. 2 stars for being able to sometimes find a good deal here.
(note, I have come here a few times over the last few years, often after a «picking» trip)

Not sure what to make of this place. The first time I came, it was like heaven — a huge selection of men’s dress shirts at insane prices. They also had deeply discounted ties. On that trip I loaded up on shirts and ties that probably averaged 79−80% off.
My trip today, then, was surprising and disappointing. The formerly huge selection of men’s dress shirts was whittled down to a very small selection (as in, one or two boxes of shirts per neck size only). Plus, no ties whatsoever. Left empty handed.

The Dillard’s at Cortana has the best deals! If you are looking for nice dress shirts (e.g. Calvin Klein, etc.), visit this place. Each dress shirt is around 5 – 10 dollars when the original retail price ranges from 50 – 70 dollars. From what I heard, all the unsold dress shirts from Dillard’s across Louisiana are sent here to be sold. Don’t let that fool you though. You may have to do some searching but it definitely is worth your time (and your wallet/​purse will thank you).

If you’re looking for a shirt you saw at your local mall’s dillard’s but missed it when it went on clearance, THIS is your store. The second floor of the Dillard’s at Cortana Mall is devoted to drastically reduced sales items. It’s a treasure trove of past seasons hits/​misses/​and questionable line purchases. Just about everything is discounted to 70% of the original marked price, and a good deal of the merch is on sale an additional 50% off. If you need to fill a work wardrobe with office casual clothing, make this your first stop.