Grand opening! The…read morewoman at the front greeted us and told us to let her know if we needed help finding anything. Wow. Big selection of items here! Women's, men's, children's items and accessories. See my photos! They have shoes, makeup, backpacks, belts, hats, body jewelry, lingerie, and more! The prices were great. We will definitely be back to shop!

Shopping in Tigard, Oregon…read more.. Top To Bottom was right next to Value Village. The name of the shop was intriguing, so we ventured in... The variety of merchandise was overwhelming! There were all kinds of clothing, beanies, purse charms, luggage, gloves, etc The gal at the counter was friendly! I thought that I should leave before I bought some cute items... LOL!

Great place for all kinds of things. Really enjoy going there when I'm in the area. Just got some…read more1985 transformers.

Steve and I just stumbled across the building for this vintage mall that is located right in…read moredowntown Tigard while waking to a brewery. This place is really cool as yes... it is highly vintage oriented merchandise but we noticed more artsy and crafty items that were for sale too that were amazingly cool. So that added a further unique spin to this place. Also there was a plant vendor too that sold lots of different kind of little cactuses in various colored shades which further enhanced this place. I saw things of a vintage nature I liked... which were mainly old action figures... that was a lot of fun to browse through checking out all of those!

Love this store! After getting and drooling over the Sundance catalog for years, it's wonderful to…read morehave a brick & mortar store where I can see, touch and try on the clothes, boots, jewelry and handbags. Plus check out the beautiful home decor. The style of Sundance, founded by Robert Redford, is relaxed, casual boho chic. They have lots of silver jewelry with touches of turquoise and coral; clothing in sand and shades brown with colors of a warm desert sunset mixed in; home decor in the same warm, earthy hues. I find it very soothing. Many of the sweaters and clothing items have Aztec prints or soft floral designs. Lots of calf length cardigans and big oversized sweaters which are even more popular this year during Covid when people are seeking loose, comfortable clothing. Their jewelry speaks to me, especially their collection of earrings from a variety of artists. Silver is my preference on its own or mixed with gold, and long and dangly is my style. They have so many options. While they don't call out Ayla Bar, I recognize many of the pieces from her collection. Made from Czech glass, mixed metals and fabric, her signature design stands out and I'm happy to see her pieces as part of the Sundance curated collection. The store itself has the same vibe as the items within. Casual, relaxed, worn in like your favorite pair of jeans. The people working here are friendly, helpful, and most important, leave me to browse at my leisure! Located on the same strip as the Regal Theatre, across from Pendleton and right next to Sephora, somehow it took me a few years to realize Sundance was at Bridgeport. How the heck did I miss that? Well, now I know and I'm telling you!!! Whenever I am at Bridgeport, I will definitely be stopping in to check out the merchandise as it changes seasonally. Sundance is a destination for me; meaning I will now go to Bridgeport deliberately just to go to Sundance! It's one of my favorite stores!

Gorgeous store, but strange vibe from one of the sales staff…read more I'm a huge fan of the Sundance catalog. I've been buying stuff online from Sundance for both myself and my husband for well over 10 years. Some of our favorite sweaters, coats, and shirts are from Sundance. When I discovered this store in Tigard (I live in Portland), I was thrilled to go there and see the merchandise in person. I wasn't disappointed by the store. It is stunning! If I worked there, I'd spend my salary buying everything. I went there with my husband (or I should say I dragged him there -- he hates shopping). I hadn't intended to buy anything, but I saw a gorgeous sweater (of course) and my sweet husband wanted to purchase it for me for my upcoming birthday. The sales person that helped me and showed me to the dressing room was charming. Things got weird when my husband paid for the sweater. When he handed his American Express card to the person that rang him up (not the same person that helped me), she said that she hadn't seen an American Express card of that color in a long time. We have the green card, the basic American Express card. I guess most of their customers have gold or platinum (or higher level) cards? WTH? I made a joke that turquoise is my favorite color. (I think the green American Express card looks turquoise.) Anyway, I'll let you decide what her intent was. For me, that comment was insulting. We won't be back. I'll be buying from the catalog from now on.

Went to Nordstrom on Dec. 27 looking for a new pair of men's dress slacks. They were having their…read morehalf yearly sale. The store looked beautifully decorated for the holidays. My opinion of the sales merchandise offering was underwhelming with sale things hard to even find and a selection looking like scraps. My star rating on that is a 2. So I'm in the men's dept. Obviously looking and searching right in front of two sales associates who were yapping amongst themselves and didn't even give me a look. Then I'm approached from the side by an associate named Grant who could tell I was searching for something and offered his assistance. He showed me to the bleak sales rack and I tried on a couple of things. He was the epitome of a full service sales associate getting the right size etc. I ended up just looking with him in the full price section and after a short discussion he understood exactly what I was looking for. He brought me shoes to try and a new belt. Stayed with me right through the entire transaction, alterations and so forth. Grant was what Nordstrom has been known for in terms of service and he gets 5 stars!

I've been shopping at the Nordstrom in Washington Square for more than 30 years, almost always in…read morethe Point of View section. I drive in from Camas, WA, and my experiences have consistently reflected the level of service and care associated with the Nordstrom name. Unfortunately, today was very different. Every April, I treat myself to a birthday shopping trip and genuinely look forward to it. In the past, I've always been greeted promptly, assisted with sizes, and made to feel welcome. This time, no associate approached me--or any of the other middle‑aged women browsing nearby. Two employees stood at the register engaged in conversation, not helping anyone. I eventually interrupted to request a fitting room, but no one ever checked on me afterward. The lack of attention was surprising and disappointing, completely unlike any experience I've had there before. I left feeling invisible and disheartened, and I'm not sure I'll return. If this is the new norm, I'll need to find another way to celebrate my birthday going forward.

This is an update review: This is a special thank you to…read moreMichelle. She needs a bonus or a raise of a cake with her picture on it, and I will explain why. She already helped my wife with shoes that slipped in the recent past, so I decided to go back to the Shoe Mill when I had the same issue with a new pair of shoes, and guess who was there again. So, what makes Michelle great at her job and stand out above the rest, she is a creative problem solver. She didn't just point me in the direction of the insoles, which there is a small wall full. The insoles were not cushiony, I really thought it was going to be a bust before Michelle came to save the day. I didn't need hard supportive insoles, I needed as she put it, to take up space. This also added cushion, which is what I wanted. I should add she remembered both my wife and I, and my wife's very unique shoes.... That's impressive. My shoes felt great and no longer slipped in the back. I will come back for any issues with fit, only because of Michelle. Thanks, and bring all your shoe fit issues to the Shoe Mill and ask for Michelle!

They carry a lot of supportive shoes which I need so I really appreciate this store! Birkenstock,…read moreDansko, Piccolino, taos, Algeria, Haflinger and even OkaKai thongs And water shoes. Lots of boots, sandals, slippers - they have it all. Customer service is great, they will order if they don't have your size in stock. Make sure to check out the final sale rack, good buys if you are lucky to find your ai pre and style.

I just left the donation station at the Tigard Goodwill. It was terrible. I had several boxes to…read moreunload from my car. I told him they were kind of heavy for me. I'm 76 years old and 4'8. Instead of helping me unload he brought out a bin and left. I started unloading them. Hurt my back and neck. There was one box left when he came back out. I told him I could not lift it. He was awful. Never spoke to me. Never said thank you, and let me unload 7 heavy boxes myself. Just slammed things around. I came to your place because I was told they would help. I will never be back as a donor or customer. This was Thursday night, around 4:45 or so. Big guy. Could have helped me.

I'm from Seattle and in Seattle there i no shortage of Goodwill's In addition to almost every city…read morehaving at least one location, most location are as large as a WalMart. I was shocked to see this tiny location. It had clothes, housewares and much of what you expect, but on a very small scale. This was probably the first visit to a Goodwill where I couldn't find something to buy. The store was stocked, but they just didn't have anything I'd consider collectable or a find.

There are a lot of malls closing in the U.S. It's sad to see it happen, as a mall is not just…read moreshopping, it's a gathering place for communities. It's somewhere safe for high school kids to meet their friends. And it creates jobs in the stores and the food court. I Love Washington Square Mall and I hope it's around for a really long time. It's got a good mix of local vendors like 50 licks ice cream and Made in Portland. And then it's got the corporate stores like Macy's and JCPenney which have good sales. I don't feel like this mall is snooty with the luxury goods. I feel like it's very accessible. I love to walk around and get the free nespresso shot, the free See's candy, and if you want dumplings, din tai fung is there which has been a great addition to the mall.

this mall continues to change and update over time. companies come and go. the lower priced…read moreoptions are really gone. so you paying dearly for the items in the mall. the tenants are paying dearly to be there. It is a great place to window shop and them check prices online. you can find what you want, then score a better price online. parking is tough on the weekends.

I'm so impressed with Musi and the work ethic ! The place is so appealing when you walk in ! So…read moreclean with amazing garments . It's amazingly organized !me and my daughter just love it and the location is stellar . Thank you for a great experience Musi

Amazing little consignment store! Such friendly and kind…read morestaff. Very large with tons of items. Amazing designer labels for great prices I bought a pair of never worn coach leather booties for a steal! I had my eye on a purple Gucci bag that a lady snagged for $350!!! I just about died. I was about to be like $375! lol I will definitely come here again. Had my eye on a cute longchamp and Alexander McQueen piece

If you have a 2X to 6XT man in your life, then this is the place to go for clothes and shoes! It's…read morebeen difficult finding clothes for certain family members and I went here today with some of them. These is so much variety to choose from: from graphic t-shirts to dress shirts, jeans to slacks, and even larger shoes. I'm so impressed with the store. We will all definitely come again. I wish I realized this store existed earlier!

This is a well curated store for bigger guys. They have a good selection with various styles from…read morecasual to elegant. For me, their prices are too high. I am 1X so it's easy for me to find clothes in "regular" men's sections. I imagine for guys who are much larger and wearing an 8x, for example, there are not as many choices, and need to pay a premium for the size. That said, the staff were friendly, store was laid out nicely and parking was easy. I would score them higher if their "clearance" or sale prices got them to a lower price point.

I've been shopping here for years with my wife. I love the mens selection upstairs. I found a YSL…read morelinen button up that is the only shrit I wear for dress up occasions - ever. The mens area is also a hidden gem. The items there feel hand picked. My wife consigns here and loves using the money to shop for new clothing. Definalty worth a stop when in Portland!

I've been wondering why it feels so good to shop at Consign Couture and it's because this shop is…read moreeverything that the "buy local" ethos is about: It feels good to buy from a store where the owner says hello and knows your name. It feels good to have all the details attended to, so you can show up and browse curated, consistently high quality clothes, in a lovely store with the friendliest staff. It feels good to know you're not contributing to the massive excess and waste of the fashion industry by buying pre-loved clothes (that also benefit the consigners!) It feels good to support an entrepreneur and her vision - when you intentionally chose to shop at small businesses, it keeps the dreams of our community alive. It feels good when businesses operate with values that support and welcome everyone - and you can feel the integrity, inclusion and equity that are the literal fabric of this store.