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Macy's and Dillard's are middle-end. JCPenney, Sears, and Kohls are lower-middle end. Target, Kmart, and Walmart, if considering a traditional department store, are low-end. The hiearchy from high-end to low-end correlates with the number of locations each brand of store has.
Target, Kmart, and Walmart, if considering a traditional department store, are low-end. The hiearchy from high-end to low-end correlates with the number of locations each brand of store has. Macy's confuses a lot of folks because the brand name has historical prestige and well, a lot of history.
or other luxury department stores such as Nordstrom? If no why? Express stores are in Des Moines or Davenport so it should not be due to a lack of people. And most people can afford to buy especially during sales, Macy's does that all the time during holiday seasons.
All of those stores focus on middle income consumers, but Macy's in-house lines are generally higher end than JCP and Kohls. And they carry higher end designers. I am sure their customers cross shop all of those stores, but you won't see a Michael Kors or Brahmin bag in Kohls or JCP. Macy's also has high end flagships, no such thing for JCP and ...
Macy's downtown, later Dillard's, remained in operation (along with Jones downtown) later than most cities' downtown department stores. Macy's Missouri-Kansas was the predecessor to the original Macy's Midwest. Some suburban Kansas City properties were new and some were repurposed, including from the Emery, Bird, Thayer stores IIRC.
It included a ground level parking deck under the mall. Today the building is an office building with a K&W Cafeteria on the ground level. Today Friendly Center has been upgraded and includes high end establishments such as Brooks Brothers, Apple Store, REI, PF Changs, Ruth Chris Steakhouse, Whole Foods and Wolfgang Puck Pizza.
Your comment is hilarious to me. No, Dillard's isn't like Sears at all. Dillards is pretty much a low end department store - probably a notch down from Macy's, but a bit better than Kohl's. I don't think that Dillard's sells tools or appliances or anything like that - mostly clothes and personal items - makeup, fragrances, bed and bath, etc.
Macy's Sear's Low to middle: J.C. Penney Lowest of the low: Walmart I shop at all of these stores depending on what I'm purchasing. High end and middle end for clothing. Been to Walmart twice in my life. Once to shop, the next time to return the junk (3 out of 5 items broke within a week).
Honey Creek Mall is located on US-41 South and can be most easily reached from Interstate 70 East, Exit 7. There is ample parking for some 3,474 vehicles. The address is 3401 South US Highway 41, Terre Haute, Indiana 47802. The mall's operating hours are from 10am to 9pm Monday through Saturday and from noon to 6pm on Sundays.
I never was much of a department store shopper -- EXCEPT for business suits, which were Jones New York from Dress Barn or Macy's, and dress pants from Kohls (I needed dress pants with belt loops and that was the only place I found them.)