Sixteen by JustKass & NEN — Local services in Saint George

I’ve never personally bought anything from the Sixteen Store, but I was checking it out and honestly... the prices are crazy high. The clothes look really nice, but it’s kinda disappointing that they cost so much. Most of their fans are kids or teenagers who definitely don’t have that kind of money to spend on clothes like that.

I get that merch can be a bit pricey, but this just feels way too over the top. It would be really cool if they made their stuff more affordable so everyone could have a chance to buy something. I’m sure they still make a lot of money from YouTube and everything, so it’s not like they’d lose anything by lowering the prices a bit.

The designs are awesome, but it’s just a bummer that most fans probably can’t even afford to get anything. Hopefully, they consider...

My daughter bought a puffer jacket today for $68. Walking out after purchasing it her friend spilled a drink on it in the bag. I wasn’t there with them but told them to ask the store to exchange it. She showed the employee and asked to trade it. They said they “don’t do exhanges or returns”. I’m surprised at that. But, I do understand that this wasn’t their fault. I also am very familiar personally with retail and customer satisfaction policies. Unfortunately now the experience at this store resulted in a negative experience rather than one that we could be leaving a review of how impressed we were and letting others know how highly this store values...

It’s 2025. why are we still pretending plus-size people don’t exist? There is absolutely no excuse for a clothing store, especially an online dropshipping one with access to countless manufacturers, to only carry sizes small, medium and large. If you can offer 50 variations of the same micro-trend top (google lens any of the photos on the website - they are all from other stores) you can offer extended sizing. It’s frustrating, exclusionary, and frankly embarrassing for any retailer to act like bodies over a size 12 are some kind of anomaly. If you don’t carry plus sizes, just say you don’t care about inclusivity—at least then...