Boot Barn had a soft opening a few weeks ago and now with their hard opening I figure they got all…read morethe bugs out, and there weren't many because it's pretty much flawless. As the doors open you're hit with a strong leather smell and if you like that, well, you're in for fun. The front of the store has shelf after shelf of boots arranged by size. these are western /cowboy boots and come from plain at around$140 to tooled to painted to freaking ostrich skin at around $450. As i walked around I noted they also sell the polishes and creams needed to maintain boots and keep them clean so they want you to keep these in good trim for the long haul. The clothes they sell also have a strong western them in jeans, shirts and vests and I was hard pressed to find fault as all have a high cotton content and feel nice to the touch, unlike so many similar clothes found in the near-by mall that look nice but have a less pleasant feel. The staff is helpful but not obsequious. So, you don't feel ignored but neither do you feel smothered by them. I was actually looking for something to complain about. mentally I was thinking 5 star? but I can't. They don't have rubber boots! Yes they do. They don't have hiking boots! Yes they do. In the end the store runs to an aggressively western theme but they also have modern work/hiking/rain boots as well as stylish cowboy boots. They do not have European style riding boots, chukka boots or suede desert boots, so Clark's still has a reason to hang around but otherwise if you're looking for good boot etc this is the place to stop off. Heck if they'd had the brown drover's rain coat in my size I'd have to be explaining the purchase to my wife.

Unbelievable selection of western boots and name brand hats…read more Definitely worth a stop in.

I'll be the bearer of better news…read more The layout is bright, spacious and clean. I'd go as far as to say one I the better DSWs out of the few in the surrounding area. Men's shoes selection is a decent size consider my most of the real estate is set aside for women's shoes. The staff are friendly and helpful. Did I mention it's clean and organized?

The last time I was in the store they were rude and following me around. I asked a girl working…read morethere a question and she was so rude that she walked away! I will not be going there again. And oh yea I work at a local DSW.

If DSW Shoe Warehouse and John's Sneaks in Ardmore were to get together in a joint-venture, J D R…read moreShoe Warehouse would be that store. The Rev. Dr. Steak and I decided to check this store out after a lovely dinner at Outback Steakhouse next door. This is a large, open space, with shoes stacked on top of rectangular boxes, very similar in layout to a DSW. The difference? Clearly more budget-friendly signage, lighting and, most importantly, pricing. The store offers a wide variety of shoe types and styles, and has a very good little kids' section - something DSW does not offer. Their 'big kid' selection when we were there was not as solid, however it offered some decent choices. In both Men's and Women's shoes they offered everything from dress shoes to sandals to sneakers. I saw Women's sizes up to 12, though the selections in 11 and 12 were slimmer. Name brands - Nike, NB, Saucony, Chinese Laundry, Uggs and Bear Claw (and other "fugg" brands). Columbia, Dockers, Merrill, Timbaland. The best part was the pricing. Regular pricing easily 30-40% off retail, even beating online by a strong margin. Their clearance, even better. We were able to score a pair of Columbia hiking boots and a pair of Docker's loafers, combined $104. Boots alone best price online (thank you Red Laser) were $94.99. They seem to operate on a similar model to John's Sneaks - quality items, last season's models, very discounted. There are so many 'seasons' anymore in shoes it's not like people notice you don't have the 'latest' and they are excellent quality shoes for significantly less. For those who like quality shoes, like bargains and don't mind a shopping environment that's less 'styled' than the chains, this is your place. Have fun.

I placed an order with this company and received an order confirmation, but a week later when I had…read morenot received my shoes, I emailed the company, and still heard nothing. I called twice, to finally be told that, "a couple of hours after you placed your order, we sold that pair of shoes to someone else." A very poor way to do business and even worse customer service. They did not even apologize. I would definitely suggest buying shoes somewhere other than JDR Shoe Warehouse!

Ahh to shop for footwear. Not one of my favorite things. For the majority of my life, I remember…read moreshopping at extremely pricey shoe stores like The Walking Company or Benjamin Lovell Shoes. Enter me in my 40's with a mortgage and an addiction to going out on the town to try new restaurants... and Designer Shoe Warehouse it is. I was actually quite impressed at the different selections here and I ended up going with a pair called num-chuck or something I never heard of before and the price point was spectacular. The shoe fit like a glove, I am talking 10/10 on comfort which is a rare find. I perused The Walking Company's website before coming here and their top-of-the-line Memphisto shoe was over $400! It may be made in Italy but unless I am a CEO bringing in FU money I am more than happy to sticking with DSW. As always people SYOY!!!

This store is a disaster! Boxes, trash, shoes thrown everywhere. Employees were doing nothing to…read moreclean up or organize things. I've never shopped in a name brand store that was in such disarray.

They took their time to find the perfect sneakers. I always wanted to get fitted and sized etc and…read moredecided to go on a rainy Saturday. They actually have one on one and bring out multiple sneakers to try on. When someone came in another person helped them so I was not rushed or felt like I needed to make a decision. I did end up buying 3 sneakers and made a back up list because they do give you 30 days to try them out. The local small business was totally worth stopping by. They have socks and clothes to sandals to sneakers. But it is geared towards working out, running, walking and everyday sneakers. I didn't realize how many styles there were and that you should have a sneaker for the gym that is separate for everyday use. The prices are fair and hopefully they will have a rewards program soon:)

I have been here a few times and this place never disappoints. Michelle was beyond helpful in…read moreunderstanding my unique needs and fit between my foot and prosthetic. She never made me feel rushed or less than as a customer because I wasn't a "runner". She was able to give me multiple options in various color ways. I recommend this business for great shoes and they have cleats and other associated running needs. You get great service and support a local business. Prices are on point with the big box and online stores.

My husband has very difficult feet to fit for shoes, and the charming a very knowledgeable…read moregentleman here did the job perfectly. I highly recommend this shop, especially for people who have shoe fitting issues.

Very friendly service and quality work. I highly recommend coming here. We brought in shoes for…read morecleaning and work boots for repair--both turned out very well. The prices are fair.

Terri, the owner, is incredibly talented and truly remarkable--a true maestro calzolaio. I brought…read morein my Ferragamo boots with completely worn-down heels, and he somehow sourced an Italian heel that's even better than the original. These boots are about 20 years old, and now they look brand new. The craftsmanship is exquisite. I can't wait to wear them again--I'm honestly amazed at how fabulous they turned out. I'll definitely be bringing all my repairs to Terry from now on. It feels like being taken care of by someone who genuinely understands high-end shoes and how to restore them properly. You'd expect this level of service in New York, but we have it right here in Harleysville, which is incredible. Thank you so much. the before-and-after photos of my boots speak for themselves! THANK YOU!

It's a one-man show run by a fine fella name of Hugh. I can't buy sneakers off the rack due to my…read morefeet being very wide and he facilitated my purchase from a reputable online seller of such shoes (Drew Shoe). To my surprise, he charged the exact same price as was advertised on Drew's website so naturally I opted to purchase from a local company, all things being equal. Most impressive of all, Hugh was kind enough to do a simple repair on the sneakers at no charge even though my six-month warranty had just expired. Custom orthotics are very expensive (at least $400 consistently regardless of who makes them). Although I need a new pair, they're simply out of my budget right now. Hugh resurfaced mine for a very reasonable price. If you're a young athlete, active senior, or anywhere in between, I strongly recommend patronizing this business.

Not really thorough for my bunion. told me to wear wider shoes or have surgery. Seemed to be a…read morequick visit.

Everything went well. Gus business owned by John is incomparable . I waiavatookmy Sebago…read moredocksiders to kbJohn lin very worn condition needing full soles and to be shined and waterproof what a top rated high quality job I received, on time and well worth the cost. Originally i saw black soles and was willing to accept that because at the time that's all that's was available but John knowing what the brand called for got the exact color soles that were on the shoes when they were brand new. Perfection is the name of the game at John's shoe repair. As it says on the window""we fix anything" probably leather, of course. Located on downtown Roslyn, PA it is incredibly easy to get to. Greeted by John himself, a calm manwho immediately gives you confidence the repair will be done correctly and professionally Actually where ever you live it's worth going to John's shoe repair in Rosyln to get your shoes repaired.. Sorry I'm so word but I can't say enough good things about John and his.

I have been coming here for years. He has repaired several of my shoes and dyed a wallet. He does…read moresolid work but there are a couple challenges. 1. Pricing is not consistent. I think he just figures out a price on the spot. This price is often a bit high. 2. Disorganization - I can relate to other reviews that brought this up. I came to pick up my items. They were not done and he couldn't find them in the abyss of shoes and leather goods. He finished them while I was there. If he needed more than a week just let me know.