Dijon

This place is like a mini TJ Maxx. They have some good options, cheap prices, and sometimes really good brands like Ann Taylor. Some of their stuff isn’t great quality, but don’t be fooled, there are some gems in there!

I stopped into this store around 6:30 on Wednesday July 16^th, grabbed a few things, and asked for a fitting room. The woman working was extremely rude to me, saying it was «closing time.» I did not contest or respond negatively, yet she continued to mutter things under her breath as I walked away. Meanwhile, the store closes at 7:00, so why I was told it was «time to go home» at 6:30 is puzzling to me. I tried to go back again the next day and went into the fitting room to find out it’s a shared fitting room, which is one room that multiple people try on clothes at the same time. I will never go back to this store and do not recommend it to anyone.

Oh neat, a store for normal people in the Financial District? It’s sort of like a run down TJMaxx, but they did have expensive brand name clothes at discounts of 50% or more. They also have plus and petite sizes along with a good shoe section.

love love love this place the staff is a bit weird and kinda nasty but the deals are amazing I love finding cute things there and the prices cannot be beat

For the first 30 seconds (or when I’m walking past the window display), I’m always all «wow! cute clothing! and cheap! done!»
Then I walk in. And I realize that it’s cheap for a reason — sure, like other reviewers said, there’s name brand stuff. But when the names in question are Old Navy and Target house brands, do you really NEED the extra filter of Dijon? 2 stars because it’s convenient as all hell.

Its no wonder this place is in the financial district– it is for the money savvy!
We ducked into this store to avoid a rambling homeless man who was infatuated with one of my friends. I looked around an realized that not only were the prices low, but the clothes/​shoes were from names I had heard of. Now, these are not designer duds, but they ARE the kind that I buy. There were pieces from DKNY, Energie, Wet Seal, Mossimo (Target), Gap, Old Navy, Charlotte Russe, Bitten and Bandolino. There were other ‘no names’, too (including one called Tramp that made me giggle). Blouses, tanks, tees, camis, jeans, capris, skirts, dress, bras, undies and more! Sizes from 0 to 22!
They also had shoes, including a pair of Naturalizer mary janes for $ 30 that I bought 6 months ago for $ 60.
I bought a tank top from Old Navy, a skirt from Energie and a dress from Wet Seal all for $ 20. I started dreaming of a job as a trader so I could stop in on lunch breaks…

I needed a pair of emergency shoes because the ones I wore to work were ripping my feet apart.
Enter Dijon.
Small and cramped with a hit or miss selection of some very low end «designer» items it is possible to find a cheap thingy (in my case some no brand slouchy boots) or two.
When I went the first time they had coats and shoes. Some «sale» racks of tops that are obviously going to fall apart after a washing or two. And my emergency boots.(could have found the same pair at Payless)
The second time the merchandise was about the same and definitely not worth the second trip
Won’t be going a third.

Outlet shopping by Wall Street? Sorry to let the secret out, but yes, it’s true. You can find all kinds of name-​brand clothing (both professional and casual) for deep discounts here. There’s a lot of rotation so you have to check often for the best selection though if you wait sometimes for less popular items it gets even more discounted.