Windsor

Reviews

• GE

  Genevieve Endsley

  Jan 27, 2026
  5.0
  Most of my daughter’s Homecoming and Snowcoming dresses came from Windsor as well as a few Halloween costumes. Great prices. Can have long lines but avoidable with planning. Quality matches the price, great options for lower budgets.
• MW

  Melissa Witt

  Sep 14, 2024
  5.0
  The girls working were both fantastic this morning. Julia was so helpful. In and out with a great purchase!
• AB

  Angela Brooks

  Jan 14, 2023
  3.0
  We waited an hour in a freaking line for a dressing room. 6 dress limit is not enforced. Once a girl gets into a room she can stay all day long and have mom or friends bring her other dresses while the line waits until she's done.
• VS

  Vashon Smith

  Oct 12, 2022
  5.0
  Store is kind of ran a lil messy but wow.... great staff! Great prices
• SH

  Sandra Hou

  Sep 17, 2021
  1.0
  I demand that the store surveillance footage be reviewed. With homecoming approaching, my daughter and I set out to look for a dress in the mall yesterday. She heard from her friends about Windsor, a totally unfamiliar name to us, and although with comments of poor customer service going around, we decided to check it out. It wouldn’t hurt, right? We went in the store, and right away we saw girls from the same school also there looking for homecoming dresses. I had a pleasant conversation with another customer while waiting outside the fitting room. My daughter finally decided on one particular dress (Isabella Lace-Up Back Skater Dress) but that one was not in the best condition likely from being tried on numerous times. Unfortunately it was the only one available in the store. A girl working there told us they could order one for us, but she didn’t know how yet. We were directed to talk to another girl about ordering. After waiting for a while for the other girl, she came out from the back room. I approached her with an “Excuse me,” and, wait a minute, did I see a look of “why are you bothering me” on her face? “That can’t be it. She is probably just busy,” I thought to myself. She said yeah she could order for us and WALKED AWAY, continuing on with her important task. A quick response of “I’ll be there with you in a couple minutes” would have been nice by the way. Here’s the climax or more suitable of what went downhill from there: while patiently waiting for her to slowly finish what she was doing so she could help us, my daughter and I browsed the racks and shelves NEXT TO (I) and feet away IN FRONT OF (my daughter) the checkout counter. All of a sudden, she turned around and yelled: “You can’t go back there!” My daughter and I looked at each other, puzzled, “Back where?” I asked. No answer. After a moment, I figured she probably meant the counter/cash register. Trying to assure her that we were not anywhere near it, I walked up to her and quickly explained. She stared at me and said nothing. FINALLY she came back to the counter, and I explained again where we were—not near, and definitely not behind the counter. Her response was a nonchalant “ok.” Then she asked if we wanted to order. I decided right at the very last 0.5 second on “no.” Her response was an abrupt “ok,” accompanied with another nonchalant look. Before we left the store, I did get her name, KIM. As we were walking towards the door, I could see her cracking jokes with that other girl, likely about us. We then went to Macy’s and bought our dress. It was quite a bit more money, but a good experience and my sanity was well worth the extra cost! I demand that the store surveillance footage be reviewed. The incident happened between around 15:30-16:00 on Thursday, September 16, 2021 at the Meridian Mall (Michigan) location. I will not be buying anything from Windsor, ever. Our very first visit was going to be our last. In addition, I want people to know about my first-hand experience. The bad reputation of poor customer service of Windsor is not a rumor. Our choice (of not giving them the business) is our voice and power as customers. I hope that, above all, we were not treated that way because we were wearing masks (Kim was not) and/or that we were minority. In the end, it did hurt. The fun of going dress-shopping was hurt. The belief in the existence of basic customer service in a fad fashion store was hurt.

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