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J Crew S/S 09 Discussion

Warren G.

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LOL yeah.
 

Robert

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Originally Posted by mulansauce
You should be fine. I don't think knowing anything about women's clothing is a requirement for working in a J. Crew. Or any retail clothing chain.


Was just there and picked up an app. They seemed kind of excited about it. "Oh, yay!" the manager (female) said, patting on the shoulder. No kidding.

Probably didn't hurt that I was dressed head to foot in J. Crew. Or that the sales dude greeted me with a big, "Hey, man, good to see you again," and shook my hand.

Must have been elated at the prospect of maybe finally employing their token old guy (thought I'd beat you all to the punch).
 

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Ok, that settles it. I'm picking up an application on my way home from work.
 

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I've been considering this for a long time too. My kids already love J Crew ( I trained them well), so I don't think they'd mind coming to see their Dad at J Crew on Sat/Sun.
 

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The outlet stores are having 50% off or so. There's one about 1 hour 15 minutes from me, but no XS from what I remember
 

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My Vintage chambray came in today. Fit is pretty nice, just the sleeve is alittle baggy..but I'll probably will wear em roll up most of the time. I also bought one of their Thomas Mason shirt..I was really curious.
 

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In the past, several customers in several J. Crew stores mistakenly thought I was an employee.
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Warren G.

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I assume minimum wage.
 

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Originally Posted by bluemagic
In the past, several customers in several J. Crew stores mistakenly thought I was an employee.
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Welcome to my world. Pretty much every time I walk in people ask me to grab them a size from the back. Next time I'm going to go and bring them something completely wrong.
 

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Originally Posted by Vernon-Dozier
In the Grove (Los Angeles) store menswear is upstairs and women's downstairs. Same dudes always working the men's section upstairs. The Seattle store was one level but it also seemed sectioned off with one guy working the men's section. I have yet to see a woman working in a men's section (non outlet) but have seen men working in an all women's J Cew.

I was at the Grove store a few weeks ago and the men's head designer (this guy):

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was in the store. We were dressed almost exactly alike - khaki's, chambray, right down to both of us having our aviators hanging from the V at the top buttoned-button of our shirts, except he was wearing boat shoes. And all his **** was Jcrew, and I was wearing BR and RRL. It was kinda embarrassing.
 

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I wonder if I have the energy for it, though. I cherish my free time. And sometimes my regular workday can really do me in. Still, those discounts... .
 

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