Grand opening! The…read morewoman at the front greeted us and told us to let her know if we needed help finding anything. Wow. Big selection of items here! Women's, men's, children's items and accessories. See my photos! They have shoes, makeup, backpacks, belts, hats, body jewelry, lingerie, and more! The prices were great. We will definitely be back to shop!

Shopping in Tigard, Oregon…read more.. Top To Bottom was right next to Value Village. The name of the shop was intriguing, so we ventured in... The variety of merchandise was overwhelming! There were all kinds of clothing, beanies, purse charms, luggage, gloves, etc The gal at the counter was friendly! I thought that I should leave before I bought some cute items... LOL!

We went to find a Christmas gift for our youngest son who is a hiring manager here in Portland…read more Orion helped us find the perfect gift. Her questions were spot on and her suggestions were just what we wanted! Thank you Orion!

I was in search of a couple of shirts for my husband today as a gift. Will pulled everything he…read morehad (that hadn't even made it to the sales floor yet) and helped me pick out the perfect shirt. I was completely blown away by the level of customer service. If I could give them extra stars I would. I will be a repeat customer.

This store is amazing! So many fun options! Grady place to shop for gifts that are a made local in…read morethe PNW. Owner was kind and so helpful!

I bought a few items this past Christmas for my family that lives out of state. This shop has…read moresomething for everyone on my list. I was able to get hoodies, shirts, stickers and hats for everyone in my family. The owner, Kati even showed me the screen printing process while I was there! I am definitely recommending this place to my friends and everyone I know who is looking for a local business for screen printing. I will definitely be coming back soon.

I'm so impressed with Musi and the work ethic ! The place is so appealing when you walk in ! So…read moreclean with amazing garments . It's amazingly organized !me and my daughter just love it and the location is stellar . Thank you for a great experience Musi

Amazing little consignment store! Such friendly and kind…read morestaff. Very large with tons of items. Amazing designer labels for great prices I bought a pair of never worn coach leather booties for a steal! I had my eye on a purple Gucci bag that a lady snagged for $350!!! I just about died. I was about to be like $375! lol I will definitely come here again. Had my eye on a cute longchamp and Alexander McQueen piece

I was so glad that I did a recent visit. My previous time dropping in was a complete mess…read more Apparently they took a lot of notes because they massively improved. First of all, their underwear area was a complete disaster the last time I visited. The floor was completely covered in bras, almost piled up to my knees... I was very confused like I must have missed the apocalypse. This time I was able to really see all of the merchandise! It was laid out so nicely on racks. I swear they used to have carpet... all I know is that it was smooth concrete, so easy to walk around and I don't have to dig through things to find my size. This isn't a bin situation. They also rearranged the shoes and the aisles do seem a touch smaller there which, as far as complaints go, that is a small one. It was also nice that their sizes and the way each of the racks are marked seemed way better. I am a sort of odd sizing and ladies, can we discuss for a moment a few key things. Those of us with substantial breasts... why do all clothing manufacturers want to put a billboard of some type on our chest? And since I am a larger size now and older... it's nice that you want to allow us to show off parts but everything is either a tent or I'm practically naked. And, stop making clothing for larger sizes with material that has zero give. I'm going to rip it even just trying it on! I did find several amazing dresses though that were just perfect... showing off the curves without horribly uncomfortable material. You can always tell the trends happening while going down. The line waiting for a register. This season we are into cloth bandages, obnoxious swizzle sticks for your drinks and pickleball which I am so exhausted hearing about.

Lots of great finds, just not the right sizes. Things were everywhere, floor to wrong racks. Staff…read moremembers in the fitting rooms were super friendly and helpful. Cashiers were also very friendly. Other than those two time, that was the only interactions I had with staff. Still my number 1 place to find shoes.

Walked in at 2 pm today, not a single customer in store. 2 employees just hanging out. We inquired…read moreabout ordering 3 dress shirts custom fit. Employee said appointment only after 5 pm. Couldn't fathom why he couldn't do the measurements then as he didn't seem to be quite busy. Read other reviews and now realize this is not great business. Disappointed

I wanted to surprise my husband for his upcoming 40th birthday and I thought, what better way to…read moreenter this new decade than wrapped in fine yet affordable apparel? So, unbeknownst to him what was about to happen, Kevin and I sauntered up to this super stylish men's custom suit store called Indochino. I swear, it was like stepping into the armory scene from the Matrix, but with a bunch of suit stuff in elegant mood lighting. Kevin's been daydreaming about getting a custom suit for ages, so here we were, ready to embark on this sartorial escapade. Once inside, who do we meet? Sean mother flippin' Slaugh! This guy is the epitome of swagger. He was super friendly and made us feel right at home, like old pals reunited. He had this sparkle in his eye that said, "I'm about to make your wildest suit dreams come true." And then he literally said that. Breathtaking. Sean held us by the hand and whisked us into the magical world of bespoke suits, like a real gentleman, one personalized step at a time. First came the fabric selection. It was like walking into a swag rainbow and coming out dripping with luxury. Sean laid out fabrics richer than a Rothschild and smoother than the Rock's skull. Kevin's eyes went wide, and he started petting these textiles like exotic birds and I had to do likewise. As the fabrics yielded to our caresses we knew this was the right move. I held them up to Kevin's face, imagining the glory to come once constructed into a fine suit. Sean gave us the lowdown on each fabric, and I half expected him to accidentally shake gold nuggets or pixie dust out of one of the swatches. Sean then measured Kevin, who stood, comfortable, yet slightly bewildered, mostly due to the surprise element. But Sean? Oh, he's a measuring maestro, flipping his tape here, there, and everywhere, spouting off numbers like he's casting spells. "32 inches, alakazam! 40 inches, abracadabra!" Kevin really started to relax, then caught up in Sean's wizardry. Once the measurements were in, Sean guided us tenderly through the process of choosing the perfect style for Kevin's new custom suit. From collar, to buttons, to cuffs, and pockets, pleats, and vest selection, Sean made every decision feel like we were picking out magic wands at Hogwarts instead of tackling a laundry list of fashion choices. The suit came quickly in the mail, along with a custom fitted shirt of our choosing. It was so pleasing to see "Chicken Tenders" lovingly embroidered inside the coat and "BDE" on the shirt cuff. We made our appointment to have Kevin's final fit check with Sean. At final fitting, Kevin slipped his new suit upon his robust, manly form, aggressive seat, and perfect knees, and I kid you not, he looked like James Bond's cooler, more stylish, mustachioed cousin. As Kevin slid cooly out of the dressing room, strutting around ready for a Milan runway, my only reaction was to gasp and start taking photos of my hot hot husband. All the while, Sean stood there, beaming like a proud parent at a school play. He had poured his heart and soul into this moment for Kevin, and it shows. Sean's not just a suit savant; he's the king of accurate measurements. We thanked him profusely, and after the celebration and fit check [read: like a glove] Sean waved farewell, with a twinkle in his eye and a jaunty salute. As we left Indochino that day, Kevin practically floated away with happiness and I held all these things in my heart, which you have now read in this review. If you ever want to go on a wild, wonderful, and unforgettable journey to get the perfect suit, run--don't walk--to Indochino and ask for Sean. He's the heartwarming haberdasher you never knew you needed. tl;dr: 10/10 recommend for service, quality, affordability, and FUN!

Went to Nordstrom on Dec. 27 looking for a new pair of men's dress slacks. They were having their…read morehalf yearly sale. The store looked beautifully decorated for the holidays. My opinion of the sales merchandise offering was underwhelming with sale things hard to even find and a selection looking like scraps. My star rating on that is a 2. So I'm in the men's dept. Obviously looking and searching right in front of two sales associates who were yapping amongst themselves and didn't even give me a look. Then I'm approached from the side by an associate named Grant who could tell I was searching for something and offered his assistance. He showed me to the bleak sales rack and I tried on a couple of things. He was the epitome of a full service sales associate getting the right size etc. I ended up just looking with him in the full price section and after a short discussion he understood exactly what I was looking for. He brought me shoes to try and a new belt. Stayed with me right through the entire transaction, alterations and so forth. Grant was what Nordstrom has been known for in terms of service and he gets 5 stars!

I've been shopping at the Nordstrom in Washington Square for more than 30 years, almost always in…read morethe Point of View section. I drive in from Camas, WA, and my experiences have consistently reflected the level of service and care associated with the Nordstrom name. Unfortunately, today was very different. Every April, I treat myself to a birthday shopping trip and genuinely look forward to it. In the past, I've always been greeted promptly, assisted with sizes, and made to feel welcome. This time, no associate approached me--or any of the other middle‑aged women browsing nearby. Two employees stood at the register engaged in conversation, not helping anyone. I eventually interrupted to request a fitting room, but no one ever checked on me afterward. The lack of attention was surprising and disappointing, completely unlike any experience I've had there before. I left feeling invisible and disheartened, and I'm not sure I'll return. If this is the new norm, I'll need to find another way to celebrate my birthday going forward.

My, everyone seems so critical of this store. Relax, people. You don't know how good it is to have…read morea good shopping mall nearby. I have always found service at Macy's to be excellent. If I don't find my selection, they are happy to look for it elsewhere. I always shop at Macy's first. I LIKE looking at items before I buy, and I LIKE interacting with people. It's part of the joy of shopping. This is one of the few Macy's left in our area, and I shop here to support brick and mortar stores. This store is clean, has maybe seen a few years, but shop here, because you are doing nothing but supporting billionaires by ordering everything online. Learn to interact with people in person. Perhaps you can lose your negative outlook.

I was bra shopping on Saturday. Nobody asked if I needed any help. I finally asked if they still…read morehad customer service and was told. We do not make commission and we do not have to wait on people. There were 3 women standing at the register talking. Not helping anyone and no one at the register they needed to help I seldom shop at Macy's this just proved again why. I went to two other stores that also do not pay commission and had great service. I see no reason to shop at Macy's. I loved Meier and Frank.

One of the premier shopping destinations in the Portland OR area, the Washington Square shopping…read morecenter currently has four anchor stores: Nordstrom, JC Penney's, Macy's, and Dick's Sporting Goods. The first store opened at this location in 1973, with a food court being added in 1994, and a 2005 expansion to include more higher end stores. There is plenty of free parking, uncovered and garaged. And two popular eating establishments would be Cheesecake Factory and Din Tai Fung.

this mall continues to change and update over time. companies come and go. the lower priced…read moreoptions are really gone. so you paying dearly for the items in the mall. the tenants are paying dearly to be there. It is a great place to window shop and them check prices online. you can find what you want, then score a better price online. parking is tough on the weekends.

I usually shop Old Navy online, but I stopped into this store to do some returns. And then I went…read moreto browse while I was there... The store is much more organized than the one in Clackamas. Except for the sale section - that's pure chaos. The whole place is fairly large, and most of it seems to the kids section. I feel like they only display a small selection of their women's clothing, but it seems to be their latest seasonal pieces.

With the Lloyd Center and Cedar Hills OldNavy stores now closed, I have to drive further out to…read moreshop at Old Navy. Sure, I can order online, but sometimes you want to see, touch and try on the new items. With it's large footprint and well stocked racks, this ON may be my new location! I stopped in to exchange some lounge pants purchased online and the staff was super helpful. Of course I had to walk around the store to check out new items. Spring colors, patterns and even new styles of their athletic pants caught my attention. I live in the Powersoft leggings with side pockets; they are so comfortable and last forever. They go on sale all of the time and I always buy them at 50% off for $19.99. Can't find anything comparable in this price range and the Powersoft will give those leggings that are 4x the price, a run for the money. Couldn't help but notice the mannequins in various heights and body shapes. Just like people in real life wearing different styles of clothing and looking good! Well done, Old Navy! Another thing I particularly liked were the price checkers, several located throughout the store. With their many sales and sales on top of markdowns, it makes It easy to check the bottom line price of an item. Often a deal too good to pass up. The Clearance area should be renamed Patience Required as it is a mess! Clothes everywhere and not on the right rack. If you are shopping there, look on the Small, Medium, Large, XLarge racks regardless of your size as they are pretty much random. I get that it's the customers who create the mess, just wish the staff had time to keep it organized. Lots of parking out front and located in Cascade Plaza so you can hit up other stores and get your errands done in one place. I am happy for this new location!