A’Gaci

I would have given 3 stars but I chose 4 because this store usually has what I’m looking for. I’ve come to this location a lot. I’m usually never greeted or asked if I need help. The store is always pretty dirty and looks like it could use some maintenance. I really like the big dress selection area they have. Clothing is cheap and very cute stuff. They always have tons of color options too. I always leave with a bag.

I need to write a review because this has been my go to store for lounge/​club clothes. I probably am only going to wear these clothes once or twice because of the cheap prices you can buy in bulk. Most of the items you can buy for $ 20 or less. I bought the top for $ 18 and paid $ 19 for the skirt. Perfect place to come for going out clothes at a reasonable price. Not saying it’s the highest quality, but I’m not looking for that in my club clothes. Decent fit and your good to go. I’m probably here once a week. Lol

I’ve been shopping at your store for almost a year and have found it a relatively pleasant experience. Until today.
You laud your Loyalty Point program to your customers as a reward program. An incentive really to return. Buy $ 200 in merchandise and receive a $ 20 credit. What you do not ever do a good job at is informing your customers of 1. When they’ve earned their credit, 2. How long they have to use their credit and 3. When it expires? You could easily show this on the receipt (you don’t) or send a text or email (you don’t).
Additionally, you could do a better job at empowering your staff to rectify this problem on the spot to ensure your happy customers remain happy. I know its only $ 20 but its really the principle.
Signed,
Unhappy Customer

Yes the quality of clothes isn’t going to be super great. However, there aren’t many places where you can find a long sleeve peplum top for less than $ 8. I am a big fan of that. As long as you keep in mind that you get what you pay for, you will be good. Also, the other reviewers are very much correct in noting that this place caters to the sizing of people on the thinner side, with smaller breasts.

Bought a dress here without trying it on because the fitting room line was way too long. Got home, tried it on and hated it. Brought it back with receipt to return, waited in line forever. When I finally get to the front the girl says, «No returns after 5, sorry!»
If the line was not so long I would have got to the front before 5. She would not make an exception. Never again.

Came to look for a dress my friend saw online. They didn’t have many of the items online in store. But we decided to try something’s on anyways, many of the items are really low quality. The dresses are made of really thin material. Not the best quality. The prices were not bad. We need up not buying anything. I rather spend a little more money and buy something that is going to last me longer. Is a store you can buy a shirt wash it and it will be the end of it. But the staff was helpful trying to help us find what were looking for.

I came here looking for something specific as gift, but unfortunately couldn’t find it. If I were still in the Forever 21/​Charlotee Russe phase, I would most likely choose A’Gaci over the two. Cute selection– if this is your style and affordable price points. Plus, the sales associates are very friendly and helpful.

This store used to be great but now it’s just straight up shit.
Customer service is awful, the store is dirty and overflowing with unwanted product.
Large and Medium size shirts keep shrinking and shrinking. If you have big boobs you won’t be able to fit in any of the tops.
Also a ton of the tops are crop top and super thin. NOBODY wants to buy that stuff during the winter.
Shoes are crappy and cheap.
This is a great place to shop if you want to look like a hooker.

The best «go to» place!!! To shop. I have to travel about 80 miles to get here but is well worth it. nic3 trends I always find what I want. I never leave dissapointed.

So I swung in here the other day.
I have to say, the customer service blows. The staff is really slow and rude. I was shocked.
I ended up getting some belts, etc. but the big problem was the line to check out. It was winding and turning all around. The girl in front of me was clearly PISSED because it was taking forever. She seemed like she had been waiting forever. She ended up leaving what she was going to buy and walking out. It took a long time to check out. I think because there are a lot of returns that tie up the lines.
Also, when I was walking out, there was a greeter and a woman walking in front of me. The woman said «I would have bought something, but your lines are too long.» She was clearly PO’d as well. This must be a common theme here.

It’s a more expensive version of forever 21-​plain, thin material, wispy clothing. Ehhhhh.

A’Gaci’s storefront looks like an average retail space, but there are actually two floors (and escalators) to this location. Most of the items on the first floor can be plain or basic. The second floor is where I frequent: dresses of varying textures and style (most often baby doll and tube dresses with matching belts), and depending on the season, they have formal dresses for greatly reduced prices as well.
I don’t understand why other reviewers have called their clothes ‘tacky.’ Clothes are always aligned with mainstream chic, and they’re definitely higher quality than junk I’ve bought from Forever 21. I shop abroad a lot, and it’s comforting to see trends popular overseas present in A’Gaci too.
The prices (dresses are typically $ 18 – 30 range) are hard to beat, and staff are very helpful and friendly. Only once did I encounter a staff member (at the dressing room) who looked like she was having a bad day.

Cheap and ugly IMO. For Halloween if you want to go as dumpster trash come here for your costume. Then rub some dirt all over your face. Put a baby mouse in your hair. Done.
Go on and win that costume contest girl.

The sales people here are unknowledgeable and unfriendly. I sometimes like A’gaci’s clothes and other times they’re cheap looking.
I would come here to browse around but don’t expect any help or smiles from the staff.

Agaci has a ton of cute clothes, shoes, and accessories that won’t put you in the poor house… i’m on the upper end of my 20s and I didn’t feel like an old creeper in this store. they have a lot of trendy clothes which though don’t cost a ton of money do have a better quality to them than F21 kinda like a store that falls between XXI and H&M with an Akira flair but not the prices… def one of my fave stores

So I’m under 25 and I work in the non-​profit sector… which basically means that yes, I’m poor as balls. I love A’Gaci. My internship used to be around the corner from this store, and every night before I hopped on the Red Line at Monroe to go home, I’d browse for a bit to de-​stress from the day and usually walk away with a couple of good deals, as well.
The clothes here are relatively cheap with a few higher-​end, boutique items sprinkled throughout the racks. It’s convenient to have an alternate store to go to when all your friends can identify one another’s party dresses from Forever 21. The casual and party sections of the store are decent, in my opinion; I usually have to ruffle around for a while before I come up with something that I really LOVE. What I really appreciate are the dress and shoe sections. For graduation, weddings, parties, as well as everyday wear, I always make a beeline for the dress section and I can usually find something appropriate for a decent price without putting a huge dent in my wallet (in the high $ 20s to mid $ 30s). These are great dresses for single occasions where you don’t have to worry much about the quality and longevity of the piece. The shoes are also cheap (and cheapy, but who’s complaining?). I’ve found pumps here for work, casual sandals and flats, as well as party shoes.
Basically, you get what you pay for here at A’Gaci — I love it!

Call me crazy (or cheap.tasteless.unfashionable, what have you!) but I like this place! I think it’s a step UP from Forever 21 — if for no other reason that that there aren’t carts (?) of clothes randomly strewn around the store in an attempt to look like, when really it’s all dressing room rejects. Ugh, that drives me crazy about F21…
Anyways, the clothes are in style and not suuuuper cheap like other reviews make it seem. In fact, I would say some items are more expensive than F21… The shoe section is great — you have to ask for sizes from a staff member, but that keeps the feeling of the store a little classier I say :)
Give it a try, don’t be scured!

Cheap cheap cheap unspecial disposable crap. A step down from Forever 21, but a half-​step above Rainbow. These clothes are vaguely trendy, but you will hate them in a month. Accessories are cheaply glued/​soldered together long enough to make it past the register; after that they crumble. If your luggage got lost at O’Hare and you’d be naked otherwise, you could outfit yourself for a weekend with $ 75. But aside from emergency scenarios, I’d walk on by.
By the way, what the hell kind of made-​up name is A’Gaci?

I pretty much echo the same sentiments as everyone else so far:
inexpensive, trendy clothes (for the most part), fairly nice staff and a great location. I especially agree with the reviewer who said that the guard is more helpful. What I will add to this mix is that the ‘privacy’ curtain in the dressing room offers very little privacy! The curtain isn’t long enough. What’s the point…
Otherwise, I have no real issues because you know what you’re getting when you shop here.

I could have sworn that I wrote an review for this place long ago, but the great powers of Unilocal tell me otherwise. So, here it is…
This is inexpensive, disposable clothing. It’s not as stylish or on trend as Forever 21 or Charlotte Russe, but I can usually pick out one or two things that aren’t that bad. The shoe department is pretty sweet, if you like cheap trendy shoes… which I do.
This stuff is not built to last and the prices reflect that. I’m wearing a top that I bought for $ 8.95 and don’t expect for it to be around after a few washings, but for now, it’s work appropriate and inexpensive.