Peaches Boutique

We went to Peaches to get my daughters homecoming dress and we had a wonderful experience! Amazing choices, our personal shopper was so nice and I had a wonderful conversation with the owner before we left. My daughter was thrilled and it was worth the three hour drive! Please give this store a chance and thanks Peaches! more

The dress i bought is AMAZING! They do have a great variety and a great selection...but i guess its ok to treat people like crap when you are making 400$ on each dress sold. I stood around at the door for 20 min before anyone even told me what to do, everyone else around me was getting helped. there just rude and pushy. more

My daughter and I stepped into Peaches in october, after searching high and low for her perfect Quince dress. The service we received was outstanding and the experience my daughter had trying on the dress was priceless. The staff made her feel like the princess that she is. I would like to thank the staff for a job well done and for making her dream dress a reality!!! more

Good: Music they play @ the store. The Latin girl that helped me (i fogot her name) they had tons of purple dresses (the color of my dress). Bad: Accessories too pricey!!!!. more

When I first arrived at Peaches, the store looked cheap and had hideous disco decorations in the window (talk about cliche and outdated)! Not to mention, the store is in a very bad neighborhood. The parking lot is cramped and dangerous. The experience gets rottener when you enter the store. Peaches is filled with tacky, poofy dresses that all look very cheaply made. I was fortunate enough to be escorted to my fitting room rather quickly. However, all the dresses I printed out on their official website seemed to have "disappeared" when I handed the printouts to the sales associate. . I had the style numbers and everything! Do not waste your ink and paper by printing out the style numbers and dresses because they don't even bother to look for them. I had over 10 dresses printed out and they could only find one. How sad! If the pushy sales associates aren't enough to get on your nerves, try having to listen to snotty know-it-all mothers. Since the space is very cramped and there is no seating for the spectators, a crowd of mothers/ family watch you try on your dresses. I literally had over 100 eyes on me as I modeled each dress for my Mom. How intimidating! Not to mention they voiced their opinion whenever they pleased. Don't worry, my Mom told them off lol. Long story short, Peaches is a disaster. They rush you to buy their over-priced tacky dresses. They're not worth the hassel. more

There website is okay for searching the dress you want but the store is ridiculous!!!! First of all, The location is not the best & it's sooo cramped & small, My friends & mother had no where to sit & wait! Oh & there prices.... Don't even get me started on that! They are definetly screwing people!!! I seen one of there dresses in Macy's for $175 cheaper.. I also know a friend who bought a dress from here & the night she took it off the seam came undone & it ripped!!!!!! RIPOFF!!!! more

I decided to go to the boutique for my senior year prom (the only prom I went to!) and their "motto" is "We know how important prom is and we do not sell the same dress to the same prom," yeah right. The week before prom a few girlfriends and I got together to show each other our dresses and talk about hair and nails etc. only to find out my close friend and I had the SAME DRESS (in a different color). Now we tried to resolve the problem only to end up in the same place we started. They would not come to an agreement with us at all! Their only statement was "Our policy is clearly stated on our website" (((where we never set eyes on considering we bought the dress in the store))) and to top it off their wonderful policy which they stated was on their website is not explained anywhere in the store. Yet when we finally checked out the website their slogan was slighty different "We know how important prom is and we do not sell the same dress IN THE SAME COLOR to the same prom." Now I'm not trying to "beat around the bush" but if a dress has the same id # and designer, is it not the same dress? It still wasn't THEIR problem even though they misrepresented themselves. I didn't choose to pay their hiked up prices to only deal with the huge mess they presented me with, and great pictures with another girl wearing my dress. more

This place marks up prom dresses higher than any other I've found in the area. They are in a lousy location by Midway airport (not the best neighborhood) and as others mention - they cram a lot of dresses in a small space. There's nowhere for a parent to sit while waiting - and the staff is fairly rude and rushed. You can get the same dresses - for less elsewhere (either via the internet - or from other prom/bridal salons - at the "normal" retail price). They even double the retail on the gloves!! They want $40 for $20 (full retail) gloves!! My daughter bought her dress at a local bridal/prom dress salon in Naperville (for about $80 less than what Peaches wanted) - and paid just $20 for the same gloves her friend paid $40 for at Peaches. I strongly recommend to others - that even if they go there to try on gowns - they buy them elsewhere. The only thing this place has going for it is they have a large selection available to try-on. However - paying ABOVE full retail - particularly in the neighborhood they are in - is insane! more

Buy the dress and get t-shirt and garter free yeah right you pay for everything when you pay for that $400.00 & up dress. The t-shirt is free advertisement for the store. With those prices you should get coffee, donuts, fresh fruit, dinner or something for all that money. My visit a lady was looking at a $600.00 dress for her daughter and the owner of the store never left her side. The prices have gone up this year too. Those dresses hanging in my closet from previous years will be used for my daughter and two of her friends who went to Peaches and realized you have to pay for cream elsewhere.Thanks but no over priced dresses for three prom going girls this year. more

After looking through the front window of this store, I decided to go in anyway. Its cramped and very poorly arranged. Their gowns aren't special in any way. And they charge really high prices considering the quality and location. I've actually known who've bought dresses here and had the dress rip the first time they wore it. This happened to three people I know and in all cases the store did not compensate them for the trouble. more

Besides the fact that there was a 4-hour wait for the fitting rooms 2 and half months before prom time comes around, the actual store is really small...and there is NO PARKING!! I think that because they "are the largest carrier of prom dresses," their website is really good for searching dresses by color/style, etc...but then I recommend searching the item number and getting it somewhere else, because they definitely jack up the prices. (peachesboutique.com) more

This is a very high priced pushy little boutique that seems a little out of place for the area. They do have a good selection of prom type dresses and will keep on bringing you outfits to try on in the dressing rooms. But if you are over the age of 25 you will feel very out of place here. I was there once and have never been back. But obviously they have something there as they have been there for ages and have expanded. more

This place promises to pamper you like a princess. They definitely try very hard, but personally their immediate selection didn't appeal to my tastes. If the first thing you think of when you imagine prom is large poofy, princess dresses - then you've come to the right place. Regardless, it might be worth the trip if you just want to experience some culture shock. Their new store is 10,000 sq. ft. and somehow the majority of its dresses seem to be of the large and frilly variety. You can grab as many as you want and the staff will prepare a waiting room for you. They treat you pretty well but my personal experience made me feel a little insulted as they like to adjust your cleavage for you if they seem to believe you're lacking in the area.... Regardless, it's okay for the typical prom princess looking to be fitted and decked out. They will give you a pair of shoes to model in, gloves in a coordinating color, and will add some sort of hair accessory to your ensemble. They will keep rotating your dresses for as long as you please, and they store many more varieties (which I'd imagine are the sleeker, better ones) in their warehouse in the back. You get a free t-shirt and garter with every purchase, and that purchase will run you a hefty tab. It's a good place to go for the experience (just once), but it wasn't really suited to my personal tastes. more