This is a really neat store, reminiscent of an REI or Sun and Ski, but on a more boutique type of…read morelevel. They had a lot of brand names such as Yeti, Patagonia, Kuhl, North Face, and Cotopaxi. They also had the boutique brand name prices. Ouch! Was a little more expensive than the aforementioned box chain stores that can stretch out the discounts and push product faster. This location is in an upscale market area with the likes of Tiffany's, Jimmy Was, Gucci, Neiman Marcus, etc, so that pushes the price up a bit, I get that. Demographics and all. Was a neat little store. Had a lot of the new items, geared for cold weather right now, I'm sure the items change. Some of the spring stuff was arriving. The products speak for themselves as far as quality. However that's where the quality runs out. There was a staff of 3 there this day, but not a single one of them said a thing to us the entire time we were there, we were there for 20-25 minutes total. Two of them, younger ladies, just stood there talking to each other while leaning on the clothing racks up front. They glanced at my wife and I and went back to their discussions. Gave me a reminded reference to the scene in Pretty Woman, when Julia Roberts character walks into the classy boutique on Rodeo Dr, and the lady's shun her for not looking like she can afford anything. Sad thing is, we buy these items all the time for our adventures, rides, and hikes, and if they work off commission, then they just lost a huge amount of commission and sales cuz we looked, saw a few items we thought of grabbing, but left because of the snobbish and stand offish atmosphere. This is sad, because this was really neat little store cradled in the high end shopping distract amongst some really good eateries.

An employee blatantly accused me of stealing a key chain. However I found the product that he…read moreaccused me of stealing on another hanger. I was about to purchase the actual product but was turned off by his treatment of me. So he not only was wrong in accusing me of such but lost an opportunity on a sale. I wish Climate could hire employees that treat customers appropriately and not accuse them so readily of stealing. Very disappointed.

As soon as I stepped inside, I was greeted with a smile and a friendly hero by Alec (I believe that…read morewas his name). He had such a warm and welcoming personality. He asked me if I needed help to find anything and I asked if they had yoga mats. Alec was able to direct them as to where they were. I also browsed around, and they have so many cute house decorations and just a lot of things we can all use. They also have back-to-school supplies, games, workout items, chips, snacks, and all sorts of stuff. Things are mainly pretty affordable with some exceptions for things that are more than $5 - $10. The interior was organized and clean. If you have yet to check this place out, specifically in this location, since I've seen so many negative reviews from other 5 Below spots in surrounding areas. Thank you so much for your help, Alec. I truly appreciate you and your amazing customer service.

Update on the store. Went in today and the store was organized and clean. They had multiple workers…read moreon the floor restocking and helping customers. The store had a better vibe, music playing and just a fresh atmosphere. They had much more in stock and the selection was endless. I purchased six items and the value was good for both price and product.

Great store with such a variety of items. Friendly and helpful staff. Love going in for a new…read moreoutfit or gifts!!

Hands down my favorite store in Fort Worth! This is a collective so there is a huge range of styles…read moreand products! Some are even handmade. Reasonably priced on fashion! Love the children's section and this should be everyone's go to place for gifts!

The Roadrunner Stop is a hip little novelty gift shop that has a wide range of fun gifts, or unique…read moregifts to treat yourself. The staff is always friendly, and I always stop in when I'm on Magnolia.

Grand Opening day for this charming gift shop. The store is a trove of kitschy, Southwest-themed…read moreitems. From clever candles and quirky mugs to fun keychains and embroidered pillows, there's something for everyone. I appreciated their selection of cowgirl hats, rings, earrings, and hair clips. The vintage clothing for women is a standout, offering unique pieces. Plus, the wall dedicated to local artists adds another touch of Fort Worth flair. If you're looking for unique gifts or, this shop is it. Highly recommend!

They always have the best scrubs and great prices. Also if you need any type of embroidery for your…read morename, position or branding on your scrubs they offer that as well with different color patterns and fonts.

I've gone there several times to buy scrubs for myself and I have always left without buying…read moreanything, they are so rude and never offer to help. This time my daughter's school sent her there to buy her scrubs and we came right back out without buying anything because they weren't willing to help.

I had been eager to visit this store because I noticed they had adorable baby clothes. My friend…read moreand I stopped by on Friday, February 28, 2025, around 12:30 p.m. As soon as we entered, a blonde woman at the register, wearing an olive green jacket, approached me and began to follow me around the small shop. It was quite apparent that she was keeping a close eye on me. My friend has a lighter skin tone, while I have a darker complexion, and it felt like the staff's attention was directed at me in a negative way. The other employees were also blonde with fair skin, and one had light brown hair but still appeared fair. The woman in the olive green jacket was not monitoring my friend or the other customers, which was disheartening. I had heard from friends in various parts of California about the racism faced by people of color, but I had never personally encountered such unwelcoming treatment until today. The experience I had at the store, where I felt discriminated against because of my darker skin tone, is completely unacceptable and highlights a breakdown in customer service and inclusivity. It was troubling, and I felt singled out and uneasy during my visit, which contradicts the standards of effective customer service and professionalism. When customers feel unwelcome or face discrimination, it can greatly affect their overall experience and may drive them to seek alternatives. In this instance, I decided not to support a business that made me feel unwelcome and discriminated against. I hope the business owner(s) will recognize and address issues of racism or discrimination to foster a safe and inclusive environment. While I understand that businesses have the right to determine how they treat their customers, the way I was mistreated, profiled, and discriminated against is intolerable. I hope this raises awareness for other people of color regarding such behaviors and the lack of customer service they may encounter in this establishment. I'm sorry I didn't take pictures due to my experience or else you know I would've had many pictures for you all to look at. I hope POC have a better experience than I did if you still decide to check this business after reading this review. Happy Yelping and SYOY

I'm sharing this to be honest about our experience. Unfortunately, our visit did not feel very…read morewelcoming. The interaction came across as rude, and my husband felt disrespected during our time in the store. As a Hispanic man, the situation was especially uncomfortable for him. We truly wanted to enjoy and support this business, but we left feeling uneasy. I hope this feedback helps encourage more thoughtful and respectful interactions with all customers. Because of this experience, we won't be returning.

Never been here before but wanted to check it out. They also had a sign advertising employment…read moreopportunities. As soon as I walked in, I thought about the old country store of years gone by. I was promptly greeted upon entry. The merchandise offered were varied and well priced in value. Now I know where to find presents for nut-loving family members. Also filled out an application for employment. Couldn't get a vibe on my chances. Oh well! Will definitely come back.

It's become an annual tradition to gift the Christmas tins to our family & friends. The mix of…read moresweet and savory enticing to the eyes & palate. Sometimes they have some discounts but prices are reasonable and always great to support a local business.

360 West Magazine puts on this event annually, and it's one of my favorite events to attend! The…read morefashion show highlights some of the great shops at Clearfork, while the food showcases local restaurants and various services offered throughout the area. I always love coming here to experience the unique shopping and dining options. It's such a beautiful area to stroll around--always clean, well-maintained, and with excellent service wherever you go. after the event, we often check out one of the restaurants and do a little shopping as well.

Clearfork is an upscale shopping with a complimentary parking garage. They have restaurants,…read moredessert places, clothing stores, high end luxury stores for bags and home decor. I've checked out a couple of their restaurants and a dessert place here and had a good experience. The prices range from affordable to expensive at clearfork. The service is a hit or miss depending on the restauraunt. I love that they have places to sit throughout the shopping center and decorate for the different holidays/seasons. I recommend Mesero for lunch/dinner and Amorino Gelato for dessert. I look forward to my next visit at Clearfork.