Pretty much. Personally, the clothes are still pretty outdated...and I'm not exactly a arbiter of style or taste.
Sears is seen as the store your grandma goes to. It doesn't help that a lot of the stores are dingy either, especially K-Mart.
Those feel like a weird ghost town : there's barely any people in the store, random shit placed hap-hazardly like 2 or 3 fridges next to mattresses next to a Craftsman tractor, next to a nearly cleaned out shitty electronics section, next to a Dyson vacuum that next to no one who shops at k-mart these days will buy.
the staff look bored to the point of tears and seem surprised to see anyone walk through the doors...I can't blame them.
I've only bought 3 things at Sears, all of them car related.
Consumerist says it best:
"We?ve had a longtime joke here at Consumerist that Sears Holdings isn?t actually a retail company, but an advanced anti-capitalist prank pretending to run a retail company."
A co-workers wife tried the new "we bring it to your car" feature at Sears online pickup. Let's just say it didn't go well. At all.
Edit: Why shouldn't t you use chrome sockets on impact tools like the warning labels say?