Last week I had the privilege to check out the
J.Jill store and view their November collection at the new
Avalon shopping center just outside of Atlanta. And y'all let me you--this place is gorgeous. But let me back up a bit--have you heard of
J.Jill? They're a clothing store for all women that's not exclusive to Atlanta:
J.Jill is for all women. They have clothing, accessories, and footwear, and view fashion with a relaxed approach to style.
The design concept of this new
J.Jill store is simple: to uncomplicate the lives of women by delighting their sense of personal style, inspiring confidence, and thoughtfully guiding their shopping experience.
I absolutely love that.
I'm crazy busy and leave shopping for clothes at the bottom of my to-do list, because it's something I don't enjoy doing, believe it or not. I know a lot of you feel that way too. But my experience at shopping at
J.Jill has changed that. It was so easy, with a welcoming, engaging staff. I wasn't stressed, I didn't feel pressured...and it felt so personalized.
I love how to store is easily laid out--the mannequins have the styles on and the table with those items is right in front of you--no searching around. Again, the staff is super helpful, and the dressing room features those basic items that you need to style on with the pieces you choose (think basics, like button up white shirt, black skirt, tights, etc).
I also love how each store works with a different charity. To celebrate the opening,
J.Jill will be making donations to their Alpharetta-based Compassion Fund Partner:
Atlanta Center for Self-Sufficiency. When I visited the store, I got to learn more about this and think it's a wonderful, helpful idea, just like the
J.Jill philosophy. Programs like these focus on skills, education, and transitional means to help disadvantaged and homeless women to become self-sufficient.
But let's go back to the clothes--
J.Jill features styles that are comfortable and that are made for real life. like this cozy and stylish sweater and tights. It's not often that I can find clothes that work for my day job as a nanny--where I run after two little girls (ages 5 and 8 months) for around 12 hours a day. And
J.Jill has clothes that can carry me through blogging events I might have at night, or for meeting up with friends. There is truly something for all women, including petites, tall, and women's sizes (available online).
Check out J.Jill on
Instagram,
Twitter,
Facebook, and
Pinterest.
What items would you like to try from
J.Jill? Cozy sweaters? Stylish tights? Let me know in the comments section below for a chance to win a
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