I'll update the review if I am able to return. I arrived at 5:55 on a Saturday when they close at…read more6, the woman saw me walking up and locked the door. I went to grab the door to enter and she showed me the sign that they were closed. It took me 45 minutes to get there, and all I had was a quick question about snow shoes. I've worked retail and customer service before so I know how it is when a customer arrives just before closing. However, if it's before closing time and an employee see a customer walking up its highly inappropriate to lock the door in their face.

This place is absolutely awesome 4 old school skate shoes and clothing. Quality clothes at a great…read moreprice with very helpful and friendly staff.

The store was nice and inviting. I always receive great customer service! Thank you Blazing N J'sread more

Zack is very knowledgeable and knows his products. Always willing to spend all the time you need to…read moreexplain things! Good, happy vibes!!

Wish I found this little gem sooner! Great vibe, amazing and unique clothing priced well with great…read moresale items always. Good shop for your inner hippie :)

Visited today..August 21st..see receipt…read more I was in Oroville today visiting friends and I noticed my backpack for my swimming stuff had broken its strap. My girlfriend suggested Ross in Oroville so I decided to give it a try. SO glad I did...I found the perfect backpack (Nautica) on sale that was deep enough to hold a large towel..goggles..paddles and swimming cap. Great price and quality was very good. They have men and women's clothing. ..shoes..jewelry..housewares and much more including kids clothing. Everything is discounted and relatively affordable. They are known for carrying designer items for up to 60 percent less then other stores. I would not say the quality of the clothing is very good but if you are on a budget then this is a good option. Overall it was a good experience and I got an awesome backpack!

The store is unorganized & messy with things all over the floor. Staff doesn't care about their…read morejobs & neither does management or they would take pride in their store.

In Nevada City, CA, in the historic downtown area is Novak's Mens Wear shop. 305 Broad Street. The…read moreshop sells quality menswear brands... Pendleton, Reyn Spooner Aloha shirts, Kuhl hiking and outdoor wear, and other brands. The range varies from casual t shirts, hiking outdoor, and casual upscale wear. T shirts, hiking pant and shorts, ball caps, hiking hats, summer weight hats, aloha shirts, novelty socks, and so much more. The woman working this past weekend was fantastic. She had an outgoing personality with a gift of making folks feel welcomed. Also she was quite knowledgeable of the merchandise. Historical info: there is a plaque out front indicating that this is the site of the first ever Nevada County's commercial winery built in 1860. Propertier/grocer Augustine Isoard's had a liquor store here and a wine press below in the basement. Mr Isoard was born in France in 1828.

Friendly and knowledgeable help. Great classic clothing choices, especially for men. Good prices…read moreand always a pleasurable experience. They also have very nice items for women.

Men and women's clothing new and used and custom fashion streetwear. Local and Bay Area artists…read morefeatured. Get LUX brands

pretty good. i was a bit on the impressed side for such a mountain town. They had Lucky Brand…read moreclothes and some high end young guys clothes.. The sales dude was pretty helpful but I guess the store moved or just opened so some stuff was waiting to be moved... i dont know... all i know is we would have bought stuff but there wasnt a lot of seasonally appropriate wear. He said that should change come spring. A lot of the clothes reminded me of 50 and 60s mobsters, which I think is sooo hot. There were some neat lil knick knacks there too. Watches, bookends, gym bag inserts(which dude man says ladies come in all the time and buy them for their sons in school). They even had a hair and skin care line for men that I have never heard of... but it smelled and felt great!! store is good for guys in their 20s to 40s.

I used to love this place. That's right, used to. It's no longer in business. I enjoyed being able…read moreto buy great fashion brands that fit my contemporary, cardigan loving style. I'm not sure exactly when they shut down, but I'm pretty sure it was in December of 2009, as I remember getting some Christmasy decorations, prop magnets, and such. To this day, I still wear, cherish, and use many of the things I bought there. Mainly, some jeans, a Vintage Red jacket, a Japanese print silk tie, my silver Hideo Wakamatsu backpack, and of course my Ambiguous "Yuki" t-shirt that they had me model for their newspaper ad. Grass Valley really needs more places like this to support guys who want to enjoy contemporary, fitted, slick city fashion while shopping local in this small mountain town. Everything else is either too young, too old, or too cheap.

Personal attention, really nice unique tropical, Caribbean and African items. A lot of organic and…read morenatural products for home and body. Great gift ideas, yoga, casual clothes and shoes. What a fun place to explore when in downtown Woodland. Check Facebook and Instagram for new items, events and more.

I was intrigued by the name and had to see what the vibe was about…read more It's a Rastafarian, hippy-ish, incense burning, tye dye loving, 420 friendly gift/clothing shop that has an array of t-shirts, sundries and various knick knacks of all sorts. Other yelpers rave of the friendliness, but I didn't even get a hello or can I help you. I was completely ignored. I guess it was an off day for the owner. :(