Not everyone can wear recycled plastic and polyester. As a cancer survivor, pure fiber apparel is…read morevital. ex. all cotton or wool. Store help should know the difference between cotton and cashmere. We went into the Bellingham store and asked the clerk, for 100% cotton sweaters. Said ...on the other end of the store. We go there, no cotton only Cashmere. 2nd clerk also points to the Cashmere. Says 'we also have something called Fruit of The Loom'. --somewhere. Really? no underwear were seen. This store is competing with search engines that accurately find the correct fiber content. Ever wonder why dpt stores are struggling? More than a cute Christmas face is needed. Someone that knows basic brand, sizing + fabric details. Added: If you spend hundreds at a store, it's considered cheap to ask the customer for 8cents on a bag --OK soon to be 13c. Gives the wrong impression of your store. Other stores, even smaller boutiques now GIVE you a paper bag/box.

In regards to my first post regarding all the wonderful things I loved about Macys.....I loved the…read moreelegance and quality of their merchandise. I especially loved to talk to the salesperson at the Estée Lauder department named Jo. I wish I knew where she went. I'd love to see her again. The saddest thing that could have ever happen, happened. One late afternoon, a sniper came into the mall with an assault rifle, went on a killing spree, murdered 4 women in the makeup department, 2 employees /2 shoppers, Then ran further into the mall, continued shooting, ran back thru Macy's, exited out the freeway side doors where his car was parked. and sped off...It was so very traumatic to happen in a small town with a store everyone loved to shop in....No one really wanted to go back into Macy's or the mall. It was like a ghost town and didnt take long before most of the stores left. The Cascade Mall and the Outlet Mall has new owners so we will see what the future brings for the malls.

I'd never been into Burlington (formerly Burlington Coat Factory) and could only ask myself: what…read morehave you been waiting for? Yeah, the place is monstrous and definitely has that "big box" feeling, but being on a pretty tight budget and needing a couple of new blouses for summer this was the perfect stop to add to my closet (without losing much from my wallet). I found two lovely tops and spent less than $20 - not bad! This place is pretty bare bones, and some of the clothing items I found were - well - a little ugly. But they did have a wide variety of styles and sizes, and pretty well-stocked clearance racks where even bigger bargains could be found. I could definitely see myself returning here net time I need a wardrobe infusion.

Came here to shop with family. Typical Burlington Store. Clean open store. In a shopping plaza…read more Large selection, reasonable value. Associates were friendly.

Their women's work section is pathetic! They have more baby clothes in stock than actual women's…read morework clothes. Where on earth are hardworking women supposed to buy work clothes in person these days?? I asked why there's nothing in stock, they said they can order it online for me. But if I'm ordering something online, I'll do it myself through carharrt directly. Why would I bother ordering it through the store? That defeats the whole purpose of having a storefront.

My first visit to Whistle was today and I'm impressed with their selection and a particularly…read morehelpful salesman by the name of James. Made in the USA is extremely important, and I went there primarily because they carry Thorogood brand boots. Whistle is an old fashioned store where actual trained people assist you in selecting the right footwear that's the correct size. Don't forget about inserts such as Superfeet and some real wool socks. I also appreciate the 10% military discount.

My father needed to accompany me to an event, and since the budget was small, he didn't rent a…read moretuxedo. But he looked absolutely fabulous anyway! At 82 years old, he still has the presence and charisma of Arnold Schwarzenegger. I love seeing him shine and carry himself with such confidence and style--truly inspiring.

poor customer service they act like your bothering them if you ask for any help and if you don't…read moreask for help you'll just be walking around until you do.they won't go out of their way to see if you do need anything

I've been meaning to write this review and just got around to it. The staff here are THE best…read moreperiod. The First time I came in I needed a box to ship a snowboard, I assumed I would have to buy one, but they looked for me but couldn't find a specific snowboard box so brought me out some ski boxes tape and scissors! Mind you I had never been here or shopped here before I couldn't believe how gracious they were! Not to mention I had a friendly dog hanging around as I was building the box! So rad! The next time I had to sell some of my gear to pay a bill and the guy working in the gear section could feel my pain and gave me a really solid deal that he really didn't have to! This place is special In Bellingham and the people who work here have to be the best spirited team in any shop around town. So that being said if you want to have a good day looking for gear or selling or buying gear by a crew who truly cares your only place to do it is here. Thanks again. Mark

Wow, I was having problems with my new ski boots fitting properly. Megan took great care in…read moreadjusting my boots to my feet! It was well worth the cost. Megan's knowledge of the anatomical and physiological aspects of my feet was impressive. Go Megan!

This store was really clean. I had to buy rope, which they had. I found the perfect size without…read morea tag. They wouldn't let me purchase it because they couldn't match the rope color in the computer. The manager should have overrode the color, since it was a clearance item. Other than that, the prices were okay. I would recommend having a look.

Had a terrible experience here trying to purchase a bike. Went in and took my time in the store to…read morebrowse research and decide on a bike only to be told that I couldn't buy it until a manager showed up with a key and that wouldn't be for another 3 or 4 hours. What a waste of my time and specifically drove out of my way to go there.

Every time I visit it's not busy at all. Parking is easy and the food court has a lot of good food…read moreto choose from. The stores are ok.

Sadly, several merchants closed their stores including a few in the food court. (ie Ivar's Seafood,…read moreOrange Julius, Starbuck's & the Italian place). Target, Macy's, and Kohl's are still there. The Mall opens at 11 am everyday and closing time varies. Monday to Thursday hours are 11 am to 7 pm. Friday and Saturdays are 11 am to 8 pm. Sundays are 12 pm to 6 pm. Hopefully, one day it'll be busy again.