Blair Reviews

I just got my latest order from Blair, and everything went smoothly. I have a few thoughts and tips for folks who might run into issues with them. First off, stick to your bank credit card instead of theirs. I had a bad experience with another company that hit me with late fees and interest even when I paid their bill on the exact day it arrived. A few years back, I raised this issue with the state Attorney General, and it got sorted out. Seems like this can be a common issue if customers let it slide. I sure don’t. Secondly, Blair's return policy leaves a lot to be desired, so be careful with your orders. Their clothing is budget-friendly, so if I ever get something I’m not into, I just donate it to Goodwill. Sending stuff back can cost a pretty penny, so it’s best to avoid that. Thirdly, let’s be real—Blair isn’t exactly the House of Dior. Most of their styles are designed for comfort and practicality, which is what I’m after. Their garments fit me just right in the waist and have a nicely modest neckline. If I’m in the mood for high-end fashion, I know to look elsewhere. Lastly, make sure to order only when there’s a discount or free shipping available. There’s usually some kind of deal going on. I grew up ordering from the Sears or Montgomery Ward catalog, and I learned pretty quick that clothes don’t always look the same on me as they do on the models. You just gotta get the hang of ordering by mail or online.

I went through a bunch of reviews and decided to take a leap of faith. I picked up a red denim shirt that seemed hard to find elsewhere. Honestly, I was taken aback by the quality and how well it fits. I won't really know how it holds up after a few washes, but so far, I haven't had any issues with Blair. Cheers, Patrick.