If nothing else, it's worth popping in to read the signs, such clever advertising!…read more Lots of specifically targeted items- manly men stuff- that both look and smell... manly: soap, shaving and other body/grooming care. Clothing-wise, I'm hooked on the shorts, designed to wear under skirts for DIY skorts. They are designed to be anti-sweat/germ/stink - & keep you comfy in the heat. Clothes are designed to fit a wide cariety of body-types, careers, lifestyles and climates. Pricing on par for quality.

From the owner: Duluth Trading Company is a multichannel apparel retailer carrying ingenious workwear that solves…read moreproblems for hardworking men and women. Duluth Trading's tough, functional workwear is designed and tested to endure and to meet the demands of tradesmen and a hardcore team of Duluth Women testers.

Walked in needing clothes for an emergency photo session. they got me fitted out the door with a…read morefreshly pressed shirt and slacks. Very pleasant and prompt.

Great service! They really know their stuff! They pressed my suit while I waited, and gave me some…read moresuggestions on color combinations of shirts and suits.

My college son wanted to come here for an extra set of military boots. He was helped but the…read moreinsoles were missing. They ordered him another pair. I'm a big NDSU Bison fan and they have lots of fan gear. I bought 2 silipint cups. I also made a custom dog tag and found some socks. Military save 5%. I forgot to use, drats. One could spend lots of money here. Plenty of staff walking around. They are printing money.

I purchased a Dillon primer tool from Scheels and received a damaged empty box I notified Scheels…read morethey ask for pictures. I sent them they wanted more pic I said how many pictures can I take of an empty box and left it at that. I stopped payment on my credit card, and they hit my credit effecting my credit score. I have contacted an attorney, and he is looking into the case Has anyone else delt with these folks

Discount department store. Much similar to the Century 21…read morehere on the East Coast in NYC, I can grab cheap sweaters, shirts, pants, and more here, all decent quality and good brands. They're usually a season or two behind on inventory. They do allow exchanges. The only things that I found even close to expensive were the belts and socks... guess there's not much of a markdown on those no matter what the weather!

Its not hard to put small shirt on small hangers large on large hangers. Spent 2 hours sifting thru…read moreclothes things were not on right racks sale items are so mixed up its not even worth looking. I just wanted a few new nice shirts for outings and work go so annoyed with racks and than I noticed I was being followed for no damn reason. Will not be back to this location

Nice gently used clothing and also a rewards plan. Friendly helpful staff organized layout.read more

First impressions count and mine is not positive. The woman at the counter acted as if she wished…read moreshe was elsewhere and a bit condescending when I did not know how to enter info in their system.

The Assistant Manager, a chunky woman named Tammy (I think that is her name, she is Latina or…read moreNative American) was belittling, rude, and sarcastic while speaking to her employees on the sales floor. She spoke to her employees like they were idiots. She needs to be fired. Horrible mean woman. Service is no longer offered, dressing rooms are a mess, and they seem to care more about pushing high-interest credit cards than serving and pleasing the customer.

My family and I had made an appointment for photos, needless to say-we were not informed on what…read morewas going on, we were shoved in a back corner to "wait" then we had to wait again for her to slap some crappy shadows and clip art on pictures, which I did not want and she still charged me for. It was a complete circus in there, and this one associate was the problem.. if she didn't spend so much time trying to pressure everyone into buying pictures, maybe there wouldn't have been a line of angry families. I'd avoid this place like the plague.. first and last time I will ever do that. Wish I could get my money back. Also- no mirrors, bathrooms, or area to change. Also no where to put your belongings so hopefully the other 5-10 people they cram in the back don't steal your things.

My beloved and my children are big fans of Old Navy. Me, less so, simply because they don't carry…read morelarger sizes. However, you really can find good deals if you shop smart. They often have sales and discounts that bring prices down significantly. This store is pretty much like other Old Navy's. You'll find jeans, sweaters, t-shirts, coats, shoes, socks, and accessories. They had some very cute plaid scarves on sale recently for only $5. We noticed that they were missing the sizes we were looking for in particular shirts. That was a disappointment, but we found other items that would work for Christmas gifts.

the boots were beautiful, but the employees had sourpuss attitudes and were very rude and…read moreoffstandish. No eyecontact, no pleasantries, not even a "have a nice day" after buying $500 worth of product. no slander against boot barn, just go a different location might have better luck.

It's a mess...especially the cowboy hat racks. Also, good luck getting your hat fitted. Staff would…read morerather bs with each other than help out.

My friends and I had an excellent experience at Leela & Lavender this past weekend when we popped…read moreinto town. We were immediately welcomed in by the staff, who also helped us throughout our shopping experience to pull items and make recommendations. The store itself has a wide variety of casual to dressy clothing. Quality seemed really good to me and there were a number of different price points. Spacious and clean dressing rooms as well. I'd definitely recommend stopping by!

Poor customer service. Refused to return my money after sending me the wrong item and I provided…read morephotos of the wrong item sent.