Clothes at J. Crew are consistently tailored, classic and timeless. great place to pick up the…read morebasics for layering and to build a wardrobe around. store is clean, well organized and staff is helpful and friendly.

Stopped in to pick up an online order. They had a nice…read moreselection in store as well and the staff was friendly. Store was clean.

So this was like opening a closet door and suddenly you're in Narnia…read more The walls are lined with row after row of everything apparel Wyze you could possibly want and they have unusual items. This is nothing like going to a local feed store or shoe store to find hats and shoes and jeans. They have so much more, the boot selection is even better than what I've seen in Nevada casinos and large western shops. In other states. I was extremely impressed with the accessories for hats, necklaces earrings clothing options are also impressive. The staff was very nice. Nobody swarmed us or bugged us to make a sale. They were very hands-off until you asked a question. Then they were polite and helpful. The prices were better than expected. Everything is so expensive anymore. It's a little scary to look at Price tags. I was able to get two hat, bands, a new hat, a brand new Levi sleeveless shirt for my husband's birthday All for 100 bucks incredibly good price considering what we got. I've heard from a few friends that the other locations are equally well stocked. Definitely will be going back here. The only place that has more stuff than this is the triple agent In Salem, Oregon so that's really saying something if you know you know.

Boot Barn is a really cool place! I went in to find a pair of boots, and never having been to Boot…read moreBarn before, was honestly overwhelmed by the huge selection. The front of the store has the conventional "cowboy" boots and hats, ranging in price from "oh, that seems reasonable" to "WOW! I never realized that these were so expensive!". The back of the store has a huge selection of fashionable work footwear, and the middle of the store has many racks of apparel. Boots are arranged by size (just as shoes in a shoe store are), but the signage was easy for me to overlook. After spending a lot of time generally feeling lost, the only on-duty employee came over and provided a HUGE amount of help. She spent a lot of time bringing me boots of various styles and price ranges, various insoles to try them with, and explained to me that they could stretch three different areas of the boots if a liked pair needed a bit of adjustment. I ultimately selected a really nice pair that carried a high price tag, but this truly seems like a one-time investment, so I didn't mind this. I'm really impressed with Boot Barn, and highly recommend it if you're looking for Western wear or Western work shoes or boots. Don't let the toppled wooden horse in the parking lot dissuade you.

This store is amazing! The new owners are particularly savvy when helping pick outfits. I always…read moreget compliments back home (I live in Milwaukee WI). I'm in the area about twice a year and always include a trip to Camas. It's such a unique small downtown with cute shops. Reminds me of back home.

Was visiting from LA, saw this cute little looking shop. walked in, was greeted by no one. There…read morewere 5 ladies standing there, chomping on pastries, exclaiming how good their almond croissants were. Not one employee wore a mask the entire time. I have no idea how they hired 5 people to do nothing concurrently. Impressive. The owner (I think her name was Mary Lee), a large woman with dark hair and long fake eyelashes, was arguing with a customer about a refund, and that was the last straw. I felt like I was in a bad soap opera. I waited to have someone help me or ask if I needed assistance for too long, and got the heck out of there. It felt like I was an inconvenience being there. The clothes were actually cute, I saw many beautiful pieces. The arrogance, unprofessional feeling, the tension in the air.... No thanks. And arguing with a customer, scoffing with the rest of the peanut gallery? Geez! I wonder what they said about me after I left.. The only positive part of my experience: I found the same Dear John flare pants I wanted, online for $92.00, as opposed to the advertised $118.00 at Lily's. You can find them on Zappos or the Dear John website. Overpriced, pretentious, rude, classless.. I'd rather shop back in LA, or online. Word of advice: be kind to customers, or it'll hurt your business. I would have loved to buy from your store, but I'll save the $ and hit Dear John's online shop ;)

Haven't worn Levi's in 50 years, literally, but after spending the last few years working in my…read morehealth, I found a pair of Levi's that not only fit, were the most flattering jeans I have ever owned! While I can buy inline, since there are so many styles these days beyond just skinny jeans, thankfully, I wanted to try on various styles to see what looked best. While the sign outside advertises a Baggy Jean Season, I'll let the young ins wear those. They have straight, loose, wide, flare and barrel styles. and opted for a pair of high waist, slightly wide leg jeans that fit perfectly. Love that they offer petite, regular and tall inseams. Hate having to spend $30 to hem jeans and this saves the cost and trouble. Of course the have more than jeans. The store was stocked with sweaters, tops, jackets, and more. For parking, I drive down Westover and parked in the free garage right before Petco Unleashed. Levys is right next store so it's super convenient.

I made a visit to this Levi's store as I was interested in trying on a larger size of a Jean jacket…read moreI recently received as a gift. I found parking around the corner which was a bit of a surprise. Parking off of 23rd can often be challenging. As I entered, I was created by the security guard with a hello and welcome to the store. This location always has security which I'm not surprised with the on-going homeless problems that Portland has been facing. The store was clean, well organized and not to busy, which was nice. They were also having a 60% off sale on a good amount of items. I resisted and stayed focused on my original goal - confirming if the trucker Jean jacket was the right size or if I wanted to go up a size. The woman who assisted me looked both on line and throughout the store for a size up, but unfortunately Levi's was sold out of the jacket. She took the time however to offer alternative styles and discussed that she would ensure I new any cost adjustments should I decide on a different style. After trying on several other Jean jacket styles in a medium, it was clear a size medium was way too big. I tried my original jacket back on and both the woman who had been helping me so kindly as well as the other woman working did a fit on my jacket (perfect on the shoulders, etc). I decided to keep the one I had gotten. I want to say thank you to the two woman working here today. They were both very kind, helpful and just genuinely nice and pleasant. I really felt exceptional service!

I was just at Tillys and the worker was extremely mean. I went to the front desk to pay and my…read morefriends and I were laughing because I walked away without my clothes and extra change. Then the worker asked for 5 cents for a bag AFTER I already paid and I said let me see and was looking through my bag for change. I only had a dollar and I handed it to him. He said only 5 cents but that was all I had. My friends and I were laughing because I was such a mess in a funny way. The worker was very rude and told my friends next time be more respectful.

No bags in the fitting room Like wtf, I'm supposed to trust…read morean employee with my bags that has my keys and money in it? Rude employees No one ever waiting by the fitting room, all the employees talking together in the front and cussing to the point I can hear them from the very back

The service I received here yesterday was awful. I walked in one hour before closing- PLENTY OF…read moreTIME TO SHOP- and weren't even greeted. A few minutes of being there they shut off the music in the building making it extremely awkward walking around in silence. Furthermore the only two girls working that night were focusing on closing duties- not once asking if my friend or I would like to start a room- and we had our arm full of clothes. There were a few other shoppers also in the store, none were greeted or helped either. The atmosphere was very cold, which is extremely upsetting coming from a self-proclaimed Loft spokesgirl. I'm a literal walking Loft billboard and have never felt so unwanted in a store. Yes, the store was large and was stocked with amazing pieces, but going out to the gorge and making this stop was not worth it. I found 3 items which, yes I love, but the outlet doesn't offer any of the same discounts as the regular stores. They also don't accept loft cash which is inconvenient.

OMG, this is going to be a very dangerous summer. I spend summers in Hood River, so once a week or…read moretwice (wink, wink) I go to Portland to hang out, read shop. On my way back this time, I decided to stop at the Outlet mall in Troutdale. I had been here before, but I never cared for it. I guess deep down this store was calling my name. The Loft opened a store in this mall six weeks ago, six weeks ago, can you believe it. They are located in the old Liz Claiborne store. I scored quite a few items. I keep telling myself I don't need anything else, but every time I stop by the Loft, I end up getting 5 to 6 items. Ugh, I still have 3 weeks left in Hood River. This is going to be expensive.

Selections was fine but the sales lady who was there 4/11 in the afternoon was not helpful at all…read moreand made our shopping experience worse. We were trying to shop for a wedding outfit. The mother of the groom bought a dress on Amazon and it looks like it wouldn't be on time so we wanted to buy a back up outfit. The wedding has a dress code, which was apparently an issue for the sales associate to understand. The original outfit was a sage green pant suit, which was what we were going for (something the mother of the groom had picked). My mother in law was picking options that would make her under dressed and stand out in not a good way , ie short denim dress or overalls. Now the sales associate could have said that's a lovely option for every day but we can help you find something suited for the occasion. To tell the bride that it doesn't matter about the look but comfort like it would be acceptable for someone to wear denim while my mother in laws husbands wears a suit, lol yeah not when I'm paying 2 grand for wedding photos. Didn't even try to show anything more formal. Bought nothing and will not return.

The service here is like what fancy department stores used to offer. Was met at the door by a…read moresaleslady who explained the pricing to me and asked me if I was looking for anything in particular. She took my name, wrote it on a doorknob tag and started a dressing room for me, checking in with me throughout my time there. Everything is half off the price tag, and the store is well-organized and clean, not at all a "bargain basement" experience. Parking is available at the curb right in front of the store.

Found way too many shoes that I like here! Came for sandals and left with tan boots - on sale and…read morecouldn't resist the price - and sneakers that work like shoes since they had mixed fabric and leather and colors of tan, gold and leopard. So cute and fashionable, can wear with track pants, jeans or a dress. Definitely a score! The store is large and rows and rows of sneakers, shoes, sandals, boots of every designer and style. It can be overwhelming especially when you need to try on a different size and can't find your way back to the right aisle. Some sections are marked, but others, like sketchers, are located in several different places. They carry all the usual suspects - Sketchers, Nike, Reebok, New Balance, Birkenstock, Fry, Uggs, Ryka, Clarks, White Mountain, Puma, Adidas and more. Prices are good, but I always do a search online to make sure it's the best price available. Many times it is, but sometimes the same shoe can be bought online for less so if it fits and I like it, I order it online. I come to the physical store because I need to try on shoes. I need arch support and a wide toe bed so I can't take a chance of buying shoes or sandals without testing them out. Famous Footware also sells online and since I loved the sneakers so much, and knew they fit well after wearing a few weeks, I bought another pair online in white and silver. If you sign up for their rewards program, they ship to your house for free and you can return at the store for free if it doesn't work out. There were a few people working but they don't offer help. Assuming it's because their business model is more of a do it yourself model . They put all the shoes and sizes out in the floor and you find and try on what you like. It got tiring because I tried on so many and was conscientious and pout everything back that didn't work out.

I was searching for a super comfortable black shoe and received lots of suggestions. That helped me…read moremake my decision pretty speedily. Kasey was very knowledgeable about the different brands and their qualities.