Gate-side clothing fix in Terminal 3
Just past security in Terminal 3, Chico's gives you a last-minute option for women’s clothing before your FLL flight. It sits in the main concourse near several gates used by low-cost carriers, so you can duck in without a long detour. Think mall-style Chico’s, just shrunk down to airport footprint.
Expect typical Chico’s pricing: tops and pants often in the $60–$120 range, with accessories like scarves and costume jewelry usually under $50. Sizes run from 0–4 in their own system, same as off-airport stores, so regulars won’t need to guess. Inventory leans travel-friendly: wrinkle-resistant fabrics and loose-fit pieces you can wear straight onto a 3–4 hour flight.
Hours usually track Terminal 3’s schedule, opening early morning for the 6–7 a.m. departures and staying open into the late-evening bank of flights. Staff can do quick outfit builds if you say you’ve got a boarding time in 20–30 minutes. You won’t find suits or formalwear; this is more casual and resort-leaning, which fits south Florida routes.
Watch out for limited stock in less common sizes, especially late in the day on weekends when cruise crowds pass through FLL. Returns and exchanges generally follow Chico’s national policy, but you’ll likely need to handle anything complicated at a regular mall store, not back at Terminal 3. If you’re short on time, walk the main concourse first and hit Chico’s only if you truly need a replacement outfit or layering piece.