Bloomingdales, Aug. 2006

Well known for their signature big, small and medium "Brown Bags" it's no wonder that so many New York City visitors consider Bloomingdale's an essential stop on their itinerary. Bloomingdale's can be a bit chaotic on their big sale days, but this store layout plan will help make it easier to get to the departments you're interested in.

Lower Level

At His Service (Personal Shopping)
Gift Wrap
Men's Coats
Men's Clothing
Men's Contemporary Sportswear
Men's Designer
Men's Sportswear
Men's Shoes
Men's Suits
Men's Swimwear

First Floor
Beauty At Your Service(Personal Shopping)
Burberry Accessory Shop
Fashion Accessories
Fine Jewelry (David Yurman)
Fragrances
Handbags
Information Booth
Jewelry
Men's Accessories/Basics
Small Leather Goods
Soaps and Scents
Umbrellas
Watches
Balcony
Candy
Coat Check
Fine Jewelry
Hosiery/Socks (Women's)
International Services Desk
Jewelry
Lost and Found
Visitor's Center

Second Floor
Women's Coats
Dresses
Shoes (Women's, Better and Bridge)
Women's Swimwear
Y.E.S. Contemporary Sportswear

Third Floor
Bloomingdale's Now Collection Sportswear
Petites
Studio Services
Sutton Studio Better Sportswear
Women's Sportswear

Fourth Floor
At Your Service (Personal Shopping)
Fur Salon: Maximilian
Lingerie
Shoes (Womens, Better and Bridge)
Women's Designer Shoes
Women's Sportswear (Designer Apparel)

Fifth Floor
Bloomies Shop
Furniture Gallery
Interior Design
Mattress Gallery
Rugs

Sixth Floor
China/Crystal
Cookware
Dinnerware
Electris (Kitche & Personal)
Gift Registry
Gift Wrap
Housewares
Table Linens
Luggage
Martine's Chocolate
Personalized Stationary
Silver

Seventh Floor
Bath Shop
Bedding
Monogramming
McDonald's

Seven and a half Floor
Bed and Bath Linens
Domestics
Kid's Bedding


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