Absolutely best vintage with fantastic prices. Legit vintage. Wish I lived in Salem so I could…read morecheck it out all the time

The guy behind the counter was very helpful. The clothes were very fun to look at. They were…read moredefinitely vintage. There was a lot packed in in that tiny little space I love popping in and seeing what's new.

I have been a big fan of the store, for many years. They have very good deals, especially when…read morethey're half price. they give discounts to seniors(at 55 years) they give out coupons if you donate things (4 at least 15 %) they recycle Styrofoam and now now limit, they recycle mattresses! many times when I'm looking for a certain item, I can get something I need there.

I have found some awesome deals here. The quality of items is really hit or miss. Their pricing…read morealso doesn't always make sense, which is only a minor inconvenience. But I will say the male employees are significantly nicer than the females. Every female employee here seems to hate their job and lets it show in how they treat customers.

Best Western Wear Store Ever…read more Just went to this store for the first time. My wife and I were very impressed with the amount of stocked items, the variety and quality. Very friendly and helpful store staff. We received outstanding customer service from Andrea! They are located an hour drive from our house but we won't shop anywhere else for our western wear!

They have everything you could ever want to dress/live like a real Western movie star from boots to…read moreponchos and some other horsey gear. Good quality, not cheap, very very very friendly and helpful staff (which in this day and age is what I hope defines Western and sets any place apart from the poor excuse for hired-help we see everywhere else, but I digress). Double H is what brick and mortar stores should be and, just like The Cowboy, it's a dying breed. So, even if you don't need a snappy western dress shirt or a custom-fit Cowboy hat, it's worth stopping here for a poke-around and a peek at history in the making.

if you like boho and ethnic clothing, tapestries and beaded accessories, this is your store! They…read morejust opened in Lloyd Center a few months ago, located across from Ultra. The store is large, bright and cheerful, clean, well stocked and organized. Same owner as the store by Saturday Market but a much larger footprint and space to actually see everything and shop comfortably. I love long flowing skirts and they have dozens in gauze or cotton, solids and prints like ikat and paisley. Wide leg, billowy pants in an array of patterns and pant lengths are in abundance. Plus tanks, maxi dresses, shawls, ponchos, hats and scarves. The clothing for men is in similar prints and patterns. Button up shirts, pullovers and wide cotton pants. My fave is their long sleeve cotton shirts made in Tiabet with graphic prints of The Tree of Life, sea turtles, elephants, the sun.p, etc. The more you wash them, the softer they get; they are soooocomfortable! I wear them going to and from the gym or just running errands. People always stop me and compliment them. Today I bought a charcoal gray with a graphic print of two entwined elephants. Like the other Kathmandu stores, there are lots of Hindu goddess statues, meditation bowls, tapestries, ponchos, shawls, beaded bracelets, an entire shelf along the wall stocked with incense, some silver jewelry and lots of pillows. I'm happy they moved into Lloyd Center since I workout just across the street. Plus it's a much better layout than the NW store.

While in Portland Or. recently I visited The Lloyd Center and went into Kathmandu to you and was…read moregreeted but a young man ,he was very friendly ,helpful and knew about the products he had in the store. I was very impressed .The store is clean ,neat and all organized and had a really nice smell .I tried on a few jackets and wanted to purchase them all but knew I didn't have the space in my bags for my return .I did purchased a jacket made in Nepal and a multi color T shirt .Got back to NY and all my friends here love the jacket and I wished I had brought at least two others .On my next visit it will be my first store to shop at .Thanks to that sales gentleman who helped and was so nice .

Looking to furnish a college dorm, starter home or new apartment? Look no further! Trask has you…read morecovered. From wall decor to small appliances and furniture, there is something here to fill your space without burning up all the cash is your wallet. You might also find a unique gift for the hard to buy for. Open daily except Sundays, if you're a treasure hunter, this place is worth a stop!

They were so helpful when I purchased a bed set by phone . I will be getting more items from them…read moresoon as I get moved to Sublimity soon.

Retired but still like my suspenders and geans. This store has hickory shirts and all! I grap the…read morewrong size of prison blues, my fault, brough them back to exchange for correct size, not a problem. Rugged Wear is a good name as high quality work clothes they have. Remeber you git what you pay for in quality. My grandson's call it the Carhart store as they have all sizes in quality brands.

I buy all my work boots here - love the selection, prices and expertise! They will also special…read moreorder.

Everyone working there is wearing a mask which shows how much they care about their customers, and…read moreif you don't have a mask they'll provide one free of charge. Everything is sanitized - they even sanitize your CC after you pay. I always find something when I'm there, especially now that I'm starting to look for stocking stuffers for friends and family. No matter how many times you go in, there's always something new. Unique, different, eclectic - whatever you're looking for, you can't go wrong checking out Aunt Bee's!

My experience was insulting enough to the point that I may never frequent Aunt Bee's again. I will…read morespread the word. I was literally followed to the first 5 booths by a clerk, I would look up and there she was, not helping just watching me as if I were going to steal something. Really?? We are business people here in Salem, Or, 44 years. I would never intimidate a potential customer like I was today on 1-2-2026. Shame on you Aunt Bee's staff.

My bargain radar sensed a new thrift store and steered me right into Whimsy Wares! There was a cute…read moredisplay outside to lure the masses. I'd arrived shortly before closing but was still able to make it out with a bag full of goodies. Beads were 5 sets for $10, so I grabbed 10 to get my creative juices flowing this summer. They have housewares, clothing and decor, records and plants, though I didn't stay long. Before checking out I spotted the cutest pair of platform slides. I may just break my neck wearing them, but I'll look cute doing so. I scooted out of respect for their time but will definitely be back soon to see what else they have. Maneuvering the parking lot is a challenge. You'll need to wait for the traffic at State & 17th, but I got out just fine.