Anonymous wrote:I love their boys clothes. If this is true, I am very disappointed. I have three boys and the clothing lasts and looks great after being passed down three times.
Anonymous wrote:I once went there to get swim trunks for my then-18 month old. They were sixty bucks. Sixty. And that didn’t include the rash guard!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Oh no- I won’t be able to get a smocked Jon Jon for my toddler for $120. Oh wait- $60 bc of the great sales they have!
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NP
There's no need to be snarky just because you can't afford their clothes.
Clearly more people than the PP can't afford their clothes, because they're going out of business. I only went there once to get my son something fancy to wear to a wedding. Pretty stuff, but I thought it was really pricey for special occasion clothes they wouldn't wear much.
Um, they’re going out of business because their parent company, Gymboree, mismanaged their business and no one was buying from them or Crazy 8 (their low end line.) Janie and Jack is the only profitable division and that’s why it’s up for sale and they are still hoping to negotiate a buyer. I love the clothes, always have. My dd wears them a lot. Short of playing in the mud I have no issue with her wearing them to preschool or the playground. It’s fine if you can’t handle the price or don’t like the look but a lot of people do and there has been definite interest in purchasing the brand instead of seeing it collapse like Gymboree.
I can "handle" the price (or afford it, as most people would say who write proper English), but choose not to, because I think it's wasteful to spend 80-120$ on kid's clothes in most cases. If Janie and Jack were sufficiently attractive, they would have found a buyer by now, as it's been reported for months that Gymboree has been trying to sell off its businesses at the brand level.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Oh no- I won’t be able to get a smocked Jon Jon for my toddler for $120. Oh wait- $60 bc of the great sales they have!
Eye roll
NP
There's no need to be snarky just because you can't afford their clothes.
Clearly more people than the PP can't afford their clothes, because they're going out of business. I only went there once to get my son something fancy to wear to a wedding. Pretty stuff, but I thought it was really pricey for special occasion clothes they wouldn't wear much.
Um, they’re going out of business because their parent company, Gymboree, mismanaged their business and no one was buying from them or Crazy 8 (their low end line.) Janie and Jack is the only profitable division and that’s why it’s up for sale and they are still hoping to negotiate a buyer. I love the clothes, always have. My dd wears them a lot. Short of playing in the mud I have no issue with her wearing them to preschool or the playground. It’s fine if you can’t handle the price or don’t like the look but a lot of people do and there has been definite interest in purchasing the brand instead of seeing it collapse like Gymboree.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Oh no- I won’t be able to get a smocked Jon Jon for my toddler for $120. Oh wait- $60 bc of the great sales they have!
Eye roll
NP
There's no need to be snarky just because you can't afford their clothes.
Clearly more people than the PP can't afford their clothes, because they're going out of business. I only went there once to get my son something fancy to wear to a wedding. Pretty stuff, but I thought it was really pricey for special occasion clothes they wouldn't wear much.
Anonymous wrote:Just got 2 emails from them announcing a liquidation sale until further notice, and all sales final.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Oh no- I won’t be able to get a smocked Jon Jon for my toddler for $120. Oh wait- $60 bc of the great sales they have!
Eye roll
NP
There's no need to be snarky just because you can't afford their clothes.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:There isn’t a single news story about this anywhere and all the previous Gymboree stories indicated that J&J was up for sale/not closing right away. I’m pretty sure the business media would know about this before a random clerk at a random store.
This is the OP. The clerk may have been incorrect about the gift cards being invalid, but there were definitely bold “25% off everything!” Signs plastered all over the store.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Oh no- I won’t be able to get a smocked Jon Jon for my toddler for $120. Oh wait- $60 bc of the great sales they have!
Eye roll
NP
There's no need to be snarky just because you can't afford their clothes.
Anonymous wrote:Oh no- I won’t be able to get a smocked Jon Jon for my toddler for $120. Oh wait- $60 bc of the great sales they have!
Eye roll
NP