I love going into Halo! The vibe they having going with the women's half of the store right now is…read morevery inspiring for spring and the staff are always so lovely.

What? Are y'all too good to greet people? Being a guest at the Sentinel, we wanted to explore what…read morewas around. Not even a smile, a hello, a nod. I guess. I mean, yeah, I wore basic clothing after a long day. I suppose it's easy to judge people who are just in everyday clothes.0 I did like the weekender bag, guess I'll go to Will's leather to buy it. Anyway. Peace.

Foot Traffic has a "dividends" rewards system. When you shop you earn a certain amount of $ on your…read moreaccount. Once a year in February they give you that $ to spend in store. Because I had purchased two pairs of shoes from them recently, I had ~$20 in dividends to spend. So when I was near this downtown location, I stopped in to see what I could get. While of course this is a way to get you back into the store to spend money, there was no pressure of what to buy. Staff was super helpful in pointing me to items that would be fully under the dividend amount and therefore totally free. For the amount I had, this was primarily socks or sunglasses. I happily walked out with a new pair of shades! This is a nice perk and just another reason to support your local running store.

Nice selection of walk, run, trail, race and train shoes. Lots of apparel…read more My first time buying at Foot Traffic was a great experience. Morgan "Run-Shoe-Pro" gave me the lowdown on run, walk and train options. He was really easy-going, friendly and quite knowledgeable about every shoe on the shelf. Impressive! I came to try Topo Magnifly 5 with 0 mm drop. I walk 5 miles daily around Portland on concrete so I want a shoe that's easy on old creaky senior knee joints. Through the years I've worn Altra (also available here) the past decade. Topo and Altra have similar wide toe boxes. Topo fits a little bit snugger in the heel, which I like. I bought the Topo. Walked around the store with 1 Altra and 1 Topo on for comparison. Altra or Topo, either way, healthy feet are vital to your mobility and fitness. Do you want a natural shape to fit the foot better and provide the best posture for running, walking or hiking? What I think - do you Go By Foot around PDX? Yup ya say! Well, gonna be lots of peeps foot traffic around Stumptown. Do you want cool comfy looking street shoes? That support your walking mobility? Then - Go By Foot Traffic - go buy good shoes for your happy feet! 60 day exchange and return policy even if you've worn 'em.

Good spot to shop for a good deal for some name brand items. I bought some Hugo boss sweaters for a…read moregood price here!

The place is pretty dead when I went again recently. The collection is also becoming quite boring…read more I spent some time there browsing thru the stuff and didn't feel inspired to buy anything. Later I found out the lease will not be renewed in a couple of months, so yeah that explains it. It's too sad this long loved spot will be gone. One less reason to be in the downtown area.

Located in downtown, its street parking. Staff welcomed us immediately and helped us with any…read morequestions asked. They have a good selection of shoes and clothing, love that Portland is tax free!

Very disappointed in the store, it is presented very nice and they have a good selection in stock…read morebut the service is HORRIBLE. I went in looking for Dunks and all three employees didn't greet or say anything to me. They continued to talk and just look. Even after walking towards the cashier to look at the accessories, still wasn't asked if I needed help or even acknowledged that I existed. Very disappointing experience

Went twice while I was in town. My first experience was so pleasant in terms of customer service, I…read morewent back the next day to cop a pair. Sneaker stores rarely have good service. I was impressed with this shop. Small store with a ton of character and varied goods from sneakers, to hats, to streetwear. Cannot wait to come back!

Great place with a ton of options and great pricing. Was stopping in from Salt Lake and picked up…read moresome blue Powerpuff's. Crew was very helpful and knowledgeable, had a great time talking sneakers.

This Nike store is located next to Pioneer place in downtown area of Portland, the hometown of…read moreNike. The store looks extravagant with lots of fancy interior arts, illustrations and shoe walls. There are apparel, shoes and some accessories sections. The fitting room area is also nice. As I explored the store, I saw a lot cool shoes, both for men and women. They were some of the newest model of sneakers. For apparels, they had the casual and workout gears. There was a small section for World Cup team merchandise. Prices of the items were Nike standard, on the higher end. The staff members at the store were friendly. Multiple of them interacted with us and also assisted with trying items in fitting room. We bought a Brazil Team's t-shirt. Checkout was quick and easy. As fancy as the store was, I found the variety of products less than most of the Nike stores I have been.

Over the past few years, I've visited Portland about four to five times and have consistently…read morestayed in a hotel within a one-block radius of this Nike location. This location is incredibly convenient, with everything I need within walking distance. The prices are reasonable, and it's not as large as the Nike company store. One of the things I appreciate most about this store is that it carries some items that I can't find at other locations. Overall, I find it a decent place to shop for Nike gear. The store wasn't overwhelming due to the sheer volume of products, and the customer service was exceptional. The store wasn't overly crowded, which made it a pleasant shopping experience. In addition to Nike gear, the store also has a good selection of running shoes. However, I did notice that a lot of the shirts I purchased ran two times smaller than what I'm used to. For instance, I usually purchase a medium, but a medium felt like an extra large, so I would have to go with a small, and even that felt a little large. So, be mindful of that when visiting this location. I think this is a pretty good Nike location. I haven't had the opportunity to compare it with other Nike stores in Portland, other than Beaverton, but I was satisfied with my purchases and the overall experience at this store.

Always love shopping at Zelda's . Owner operated by Libby. She has an incredible selection of…read morestylish, creative and comfortable shoes. Just purchased a beautiful strappy sandal that is incredibly comfortable as well. Always great shoes on her sale rack too. Libby gives excellent customer service and you leave feeling great about your purchases. Also the store has pretty selection of staples for your wardrobe too And accessories. Go check it out!

As someone who shops all over the world Zelda's has one of the most interesting merchandise mixes…read moreI've ever shopped. The owner was so helpful in guiding me into y to he best shoes and clothing. I left with amazing pieces that I will love forever.

A fabulous boutique like one you would find in NYC or San Francisco, not typically in Portland…read more The clothing and accessories are carefully curated, bringing together a refined collection of high quality items in shades of black, cream, gray, camel and white. The prices are in the high side, especially for Portland, but a cashmere cardigan for $400 is the going rate. The boutique is bright, clean and has an industrial vibe. It's easy to browse through the racks of clothing which line the parameter on racks in a color coordinated fashion. The cashmere dresses are scrumptious! Beautiful in color, texture and style; refined elegance, classic, timeless. Even cashmere loungewear, perfect for staying comfy and warm during these long days spent at home. Kayla, the young woman working that day, was super helpful and pleasant. She easily engages in conversation and provides assistance, if that is your mode of shopping. And also gives one the freedom to browse at their leisure with no pressure to purchase, which is my preference. We visited on MLK Day and were there specifically to see what Oliveve handbags were available since I had recently come across this brand while shopping at the House of Lolo in Palm Desert. Kayla immediately recognized my Jasper bag! The Oliveve bags have a modern design, clean lines, and my bag is made of neutral colored pebbled leather. It's the perfect bag to use while shopping as it is a cross body style yet as large as a tote and holds a lot. That day there was only one Olivevebag available, a black handbag with tan wrapped handles, and my friend immediately claimed it! I'll have to go online (Oliveve.com) to buy my next one, the black oiled Italian leather Eva bag, which I've had my eye on for a few months. In addition to the clothing, they have a small selection of unique jewelry and other accessories like boots, tassels to add to your handbags, hats, belts and scarves. Even a small but unique selection of home decor items like textured throws, pillows, candles, woven baskets and trays, perfume and vases.p to adorn your home. Located on NW 11th in The Pearl District, it's around the corner from the main shopping area so unless you know it's there, you may not stumble upon it. It's worth seeking out if you want to add quality clothing to your wardrobe that you can wear season after season. And while you are there, definitely check out the jewelry, boots and the Oliveve handbags!

You know you are in the Pearl District when you step into a spacious shop with little and very…read moreexpensive inventory. There really is not that much to choose from as the theme here is obviously minimalist. The few things they do have are lovely and for me, priced completely unreasonably. Like I am going to spend almost $1000 on a wool trench coat with some leather trim? Sure, it's a sharp looking coat. But good God, I know we are in the Pearl but is anyone going to spend that much? Maybe I am just not hip with the times and people really do spend that kind of money on a random coat, if so, I beg your pardon. It would be cool if your shop had goods that "normal" people like me, I know I am throwing the term normal around quite loosely but folks probably get my gist. My budget for a really nice and very unique coat is more like $500.00 Unless you are selling Versace or something, consider rethinking your price points. It's just that I see so many shops like this come and go because nobody is going to really shop there. 2015 - Review # 98

Brother from California is a shoe whore and sent me here for a drop. I missed the day completely…read moreand showed up a couple of days later any way and the employee was still super nice. Let me know that they were sold out but gave me some pretty solid unsolicited advice. Place is legit. I also picked up a pair of vans while I was there.

Ordered my SB dunks online. They were Men's size 14 and they shoved it in their tiny Tactics…read moreshipping box. It seems as though they forced them to fit on their shipping box. The shoe's box lid came ripped both sides. This is the second time I ordered from you and this happened both times. If you are gonna charge shipping please do it right.

I had to visit this place while on a work trip and I did not regret it. They had a huge selection…read moreand everything was well kept. The staff was super friendly and helpful, I spent a good amount of time looking through what they had on their iPad. They were pushy, or standoffish. They let me look things up and pick out what I wanted. Will for sure visit again in person or online.

The three things I look for in a sneaker shop are: Inventory, Fair Pricing, and Friendly Staff…read more INDEX has all that in spades. I had been looking for a specific pair(which they had multiples of) and was able to trade in some existing sneakers in my collection at a fair market price to knock down some of the price. All of this was supported by a staff that was passionate, knowledgeable, and a joy to work with during the transaction. I will definitely go back to Index for future considerations and purchases of grails, general releases, and everything in between.