Always find the shoes I need. I absolutely adore Lee. He is always the best at helping me find what…read moreI need or just want.

Shoes are super cute, but the WORST customer service. The man working here is beyond rude and acts…read morelike it's the biggest inconvenience to grab a size or check you out. When you're working at a store where the cheapest pair of shoes is $150 you'd think he'd be a bit friendlier.

Had a problem with a pair of boots having a defect. I called down there because I lost my receipt…read more Jamie found my receipt and let me know how to proceed. Real customer service!!! Thank you so much!

You will found a relative limited selection of security shoes (boots, sneakers, etc.) for women in…read morethis store. The benefit is you can try on the security shoes. Fit is critical especially with steel toe shoes. This business had a large selection of security shoes for men. You can also order the security shoes online on their website. The women selection was much better in terms of style and shoes' specifications. The free UPS shipping with a tracking number took only one day. Your company may sponsor the security shoes up to a certain amount. This venue does not have restrooms. You can park on the shopping center parking lot. The store is located next to Georgialina physical therapy. It is a short walk from Lowe's.

Dear Friends, 2023…read moremarked the start of a change in my life. We all make resolutions at the start of the year but this change isn't a resolution. It's a change.... I decided that instead of watching life I'd join it. After losing another classmate, I finally realized that my bucket list would be for not if I kept waiting for the perfect situation. One of the items on that list is to constantly improve my physical fitness. Since the stairs at work snatch my breath on a daily, I decided to start with walking. It's been a while since I walked for exercise so I knew I needed to get the right footwear. I knew without the new kicks I'd use every excuse under the sun about why I can't exercise because my shoes are worn. I landed at Fleet Feet to get the perfect fit. From start to finish I felt informed and encouraged about the process. The staff member was exceptional. His customer service was outstanding. He explained the scans, offered the best choices, and I left with my new kicks to sign up for their spring training program. While I have miles to go before I'm ready to tackle the Cooper River Bridge, I know where all my footwear will be coming from. Suggestions: Book an appointment on their website, come prepared with questions, and forget the words "I only wear...." Feet and shoes change so be open to trying new sneakers. Please share your story, reel or photo with me when you venture out to get your next pair of trainers. Excited to see you on the pavement soon. Sincerely CSRA

I am not convinced the employees know what they are doing. I had my feet measured and they told me…read moreI needed a 10.5 wide shoe. I alerted them to the fact that I typically where a 12 or 12.5 in most shoes and sometimes a 13 if it isn't a wide shoe. They insisted I try a 10.5 which was too tight, but they convinced me to purchase an 11.5 wide. As expected, after wearing them for 2 days I could barely walk. My left knee began hurting, as did my back and the arches of my feet. I stand and walk for 10-13 hour shifts and this was not acceptable. I returned to the store and had them rescan me with the same resulting shoe size recommendation. This time I insisted on a 12.5, which they did not have in stock and had to order. When it came time to order the replacement shoes, the employee wanted to order the new shoes first and then process my return. I disagreed with this process as I had purchased the shoes with a gift card and would then be paying $180 and leaving with a $150 gift card. The employee asked the manager for assistance and they agreed to do my return first and refund the money to a gift card that could be used for the purchase of the new shoes. This seems like common sense, but based on the shoe measurement discrepancies, perhaps not for these employees. I will see if the replacement shoes fit better when they arrive, but I am not likely to recommend this business to anyone else looking for shoes

Absolutely incompetent. Asked about sweaters in my size and was dismissed with a wave, "over…read morethere." Utterly disrespectful and unhelpful.

Best place to find high quality menswear in the area. Friendly, professional staff is always…read moreavailable to provide personalized assistance in finding whatever you need from a custom suit, amazing tie, or a comfortable pair of jeans. If you are in the market for one-of-a-kind pieces, they are renowned for their unique and large collection of neck and bow ties and great premium brands like Robert Graham, Thomas Dean, David Donahue, and Southern Tide. Perfect representation of what a "fine gentleman's clothier" should be.

Old fashioned service with top quality merchandise. Always do my shopping at Our Shop for the best…read morein style, fashion and service. My go to place!

Our Shop carries nice men's suits, pants, shirts, shoes and ties. They alter for you right there…read moreand you can walk out with ready to wear classy clothing.

This store is amazing! The man who works here is helpful and kind. I showed up with a group of…read moreyoung men who needed matching suits at a good price and he worked with each of them to make them feel handsome and nice. I will definitely be shopping here again! Excellent experience. Great quality suit. Love the price.

I came here for my quinceanera suits. The service was amazing!! I loved the suits and you should…read morecome here for your events!

I was finally able to check this boutique out yesterday!!!! I was unable to attend the Yelp event…read morehere so I had to check them out on another occasion. This small boutique is behind Applebee's on Washington Road. It sits on the left next to the Chinese massage parlor. I was greeted quickly by the associate working. I gave them a head's up that I would be coming that day because I saw them post a beautiful distress denim skirt on Facebook and I actually bought that exact skirt. When you walk in the straight sizes are on the left and the plus sizes are on the right. The associate working explained this to me and the sales items were to the back. There is a dressing room in the back to the left. I did try the skirt on to make sure it fit properly and it did. Check out was a breeze. I was able to use a Yelp coupon for 20% off one single item. The associate thanked me for coming and told me to come back and I told her I definitely will be back. I can't wait to see what type of clothing they have for the cooler months. I really enjoyed shopping here!!!! I glad I was able to finally get to check them out. Even though I don't need any more clothes I can't wait to see what else I can add to my wardrobe!!!!

I really like the personal experience from the owner, LaShiva that you get when you come in. She's…read morehelpful and willing to go above and beyond to make your shopping experience exceptional.

I brought in a pair of earrings to sell, and was not offered much for them, but realized it is a…read morebad economy and that I likely would have difficulty selling them on FB Marketplace or the like, so I took what was offered and bought other earrings. Now, after my experience, I question if the earrings actually had more worth, and if John, the owner, saw me coming and manipulated the situation to his advantage. I have metal allergies, and can only tolerate yellow gold, so needed backup posts to wear that I can tolerate. I arrived there casually dressed, and had a tote bag with me, as I had walked. In this community of the extreme haves and the extreme have-nots, not having a car causes people to perceive you as homeless, which I am not. They probably thought i stole the jewerlry I was selling, or didn't have any money to spend. The attitude shifted when I got out my credit card. When I left the store, one of my boxes was jostled a bit when I tried to put the store bag into my tote bag, and I opened it when I was trying to make sure the lid was secured. When I opened the box, I did not see any earrings. I lifted the cotton box liner, and saw no earrings. So, I went back in the store, thinking maybe the salesperson got distracted and accidentally switched my box with an empty one. She told me that the earrings had been inserted in the middle of the cotton liner, and "Oh, now one of them is missing." She went with me outside to look on the sidewalk, but neither of us found the earring. At this point, I was upset about the earring, but I was also thinking they likely thought I was lying. My anxiety was overwhelming from the attitude I sensed (I could tell I was being looked at a certain way from the minute I walked in, but there are limited jewelry stores in Aken that purchase items), and from having lost something of value when I had only owned it for three minutes, and I started to cry. I said I was nauseated and the salesperson got all panicky that I might puke and make a mess. I was a problem to her, not a person. Then she went away and came back with 4 mm earrings, not the 5 mm ones I had purchased, and said to me, we are just going to replace them with these, and when I sadly said, "I wanted the 5 mm ones," she got irritated and said, "Well, we are out of those and this is all I have." She ushered me to the door, and I then looked outside again, as a last attempt, and still found nothing. By doing so, I had a moment to breathe, and knew they were probably watching me look, so I went back into the store and said, "I tried to look again, and found nothing. I'm sorry for what happened, but this was humilating for me." The owner, John then came out from the back and "customer serviced me" (Judging from his level of phoniness, if I had dropped dead outside of their door, he probably would have nonchalantly stepped over me and the only upset would be that I was blocking the entrance and maybe dissuading customers from entering). Then, he started in in with the sanctimonious talk, about how if I am upset I obviously am not saved and how I need to pray to Jesus. I said, "Oh really, so I guess I lost the earring because I didn't pray to Jesus enough," and I walked away. I was so distraught and felt so taken advantage of that I sobbed the entire walk home, which was over a mile. I had to take my blood pressure medication and an Excedrin and lay down, and am having a flare of my chronic health condition as a result of the stress from this experience. I have been in customer service roles for over 25 years, and this is the WORST customer experience I have had, and I will never forget it, or forgive it. First of all, the careless way you box your products, which are tiny, expensive items, because you are too cheap to actually supply your customers with cards for the earrings or jewelry boxes, meant the incident that occured was actually your fault, not mine. (Oh, and John was patronizing when I expressed concern over this with a "this is just the way it is" attitude.) Secondly, my faith, or even lack thereof is none of your business. You have no idea of what is going on in a person's life, their history, or even their religious affiliation. What if I were Jewish, or Buddhist? I am sure if something had not gone wrong, regardless of my character or religious affiliation, you would have sold me whatever I wanted, as long as I had enough money, and would have kept your mouth shut. You probably sell jewelry and guns to drug dealers daily, as long as they have no record of conviction, and aren't prosyletiziing to them, because you would rather keep your mouth shut, as long as you are lining your pockets. All you did was try to play head games to get me to leave because you knew you had fouled up, and all I was to you was a problem to be eliminated. I hope you go out of business.

Great collections and selections. A d who doesn't love #winitwednesday? Great business in the…read morecommunity.