maurices began in 1931 when E. Maurices Labovitz opened a small women’s clothing store in Duluth, Minnesota. Duluth remains the company’s headquarters, and the retailer now describes itself as a hometown-focused women’s fashion brand with about 900 locations across the United States and Canada. This operating history is more useful than describing maurices simply as an online fashion site because the store network remains central to fit help, returns, local inventory and customer service.
The assortment covers women’s denim, tops, dresses, knitwear, loungewear, intimates, shoes and accessories, with inclusive sizing currently promoted from 0 through 24. maurices.com may carry additional sizes, colors or categories that are not stocked in every store, and seasonal collections change frequently. The mRewards loyalty program is part of the shopping ecosystem, but points, reward timing and promotional terms should be checked against the current program rules instead of being treated as permanent product features.
Store and online purchases share some servicing options but not every workflow is identical. In-store exchanges can be convenient for eligible items, while online warehouse exchanges may effectively require a return and a new order. Final-sale merchandise and selected product categories can have narrower rules. Credit-card billing is also separate from ordinary retail customer service, so a card-account problem should not be routed to the team that handles sizing, shipments or merchandise.
Current customer service is available through the official help center, live chat, text, email and phone. maurices publishes 1-866-977-1542 and customerservice@maurices.com for general service. The company’s privacy policy identifies Maurices Incorporated and its Duluth address, providing a current legal and contact reference. For urgent order or return questions, the support center remains preferable to social media because private account and payment information should not be posted publicly.
maurices also maintains active public profiles on Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube and LinkedIn. The brand’s own press materials direct customers to those channels for fashion and company content.
