Went to this store location on Black Friday and it was organized chaos. The line was taking little…read morelonger but that's because everyone is shopping for the holidays. The staff was helpful and their clearance section was well. There so many selections to choose from and if you are a hello kitty lover like I am there are so many there. The value is worth each dollar you spend there.

They don't have as many items for toddlers as for older kids, but still have nice items at good…read moreprices. Lots of seasonal things.

This place is seriously the cutest. Because of my job, I wear a dress m (usually) 5-6 times a…read moreweek... meaning I get sick of what I wear A LOT! I dropped just under $200 on 5 different pieces, a cardigan, a sweater, & 3 dresses and I could not be more in love! Some places you can tell by the fabric that it was "made cheap" but this place is just the opposite! I somehow found a way to wear all 5 pieces within the first 3 days of my purchase. No buyers remorse. Worth every penny! I will be back! Not to mention, I came into their store 10 minutes before closing and both the woman let me stay to try on things and asked cheered me on when I came out to show them!

Helpful employees and cute clothes. We came in looking for some warm pants for the winter season…read more There was a whole rack of warm leggings in cute designs. We found the size we were looking for and bought one pair for just 11$ (on sale). The store is right next door to Carters since they are owned by the same company. Of the four kids clothing stores that are all right in a row, Carter's and Osh Gosh were my favorite.

Some cute clothing and accessories for babies and children. Didn't find very much that we liked…read morethough. I prefer the clothing options at sister company Carter's. Maybe the clothing offerings here are just not my style.

They don't even bother fixing (or turning on?) their front rotating door..people just crash into it…read moreover and over, kinda sad. Escalators only selectively turned on. Plus this location is so low on staff you don't see anyone. Meh.

Came to this H&M while perusing the outlets. This location is a nice size. However, the racks were…read morepretty unorganized. There were multiple sizes of the same item located on different racks. Ultimately, I purchased a couple of items that I liked. I would go back but be prepared to shop like you're thrifting.

Came here doing Black Friday and everything was nice and organize got a cute hello kitty sweater…read morefor my daughter. Employees were super nice they even looked in the back for my daughter size and I was able to purchase. Line was super fast and organized as well the cashier even had time to explain to me how the rewards card work and what you get out of it. The clothes are good value and perfectly priced as well. Definitely my go to store.

Great location very clean and friendly however they don't have a separate line for online orders so…read morebe prepared to stand in the check out line for a long time just for a pick up.

Being that it was established many moons ago (1969) by a man and a woman (husband and wife Donald…read moreFisher Doris F. Fisher) it stands to reason it represents clothing both for men and women. I've long had a bit of a sour feeling about The Gap as it bought out The Banana Republic, turning it from a khaki and world-traveller haven (I got maps, safari hats, and other explorer accoutrements there) to one of many woman-heavy nondescript fashion stores. Well, I can't hold 'em against them here ... rather, if I'll take that up if I ever feel like reviewing the Banana Republic about 50 yards away on the other side of the Traverse Mountain courtyard. I digress. The Gap is hopping. Other clothing stores are -- at the same time -- populated with a sales associate to every customer, The Gap is crowded and energized. So, obviously no review is going to stop 'em. Men, women, children, the whole family can find clothes here. It does, however, trend toward the family-friendly (kids running all over), a large section of kids clothes. As for colors (and keep in mind I came in May) the colors trended toward the light and dynamic colors. The Gap -- as it was in its infancy -- big on jeans. Also big on tees (again, I'm here on the borderline of summer). As for style, think the "fun, fashion, and value" and youthful style of another company The Gap bought out, Old Navy. Are the prices good? Well 40, 50, 75% off so there are pockets of pretty good prices (albeit marked down from insane retail MSRP). Not a lot that fit me, so I can't say it has much value to anyone not amongst the healthy heights or weights. In the end there's a lot for you out there ... just not much for me.

I love Old Navy clothes. And my experience at this store in American Fork is that the staff is kind…read moreand answers questions, accepts returns if you have proof of purchase.

BEWARE OLD NAVY can deny your returns for no reason. We were NOT allowed to return our order to…read morethis Old Navy and were not given a reason why we couldn't return our order. You would think the store manager Danielle would have taken care of us, but she almost made my wife cry with how rude she was. Customer service is out the window at Old Navy and the store manager Danielle was very short with us, very rude, and unwilling to make any accommodations to help facilitate our return. ZERO STARS

I love supporting businesses like this! I've been a big fan of Kid to Kid for years, especially…read morethat famous pink door the little ones get to walk through. On this visit, I didn't find as many clothing options as I usually do, and the selection felt a bit smaller compared to other locations I've been to. It could be that everyone was looking for the same things I was! That said, the shoe selection was amazing, and I still managed to find some great treasures. Overall, it was a fun and worthwhile experience as always. Just a heads‑up, their return policy is 7 days and for in‑store credit only, so you don't get a refund. The staff was very nice and friendly, which made the experience even better.

This location has gone downhill over the last year, I used to love buying and selling here but…read morerecently they just take whatever it seems like and their store is overly packed with junk and literally filled to the ceiling to the point it's hard to shop. Quality over quantity would do them some good. their wait time for selling is at least an hour and a half every time I've tried recently so you're better off selling on marketplace yourself honestly. Not to mention the smell inside is so strange, like yes thrift stores have a certain scent but an air freshener would help. They've definitely been over pricing stuff as well. It used to be a lot more affordable, but asking $8 for a used Zara T-shirt with holes and stains as wild.

Google says they open at 9am when in fact they do not. Call before you make the trip down or else…read morethe employees will look at you like an idiot through the windows shaking their head.

I ordered a tiny tiny hacky sack, not only was it a pretty mediocre foot bag and the wrong colors,…read morebut they sent it in a HUGE plastic bag which was inside ANOTHER plastic BAG! This is such a waste and so irresponsible. So much plastic is used once then thrown away, ends up where it's not supposed to so often that a lot of countries have banned it. Why do we still use this? Pretty annoyed at Zumiez for this, the bag is big enough for hundreds of mediocre and incorrect colored hacky sacks.