We were staying in a hotel down the way from here and wanted to just browse a shirt or two; we…read moreended up getting way more! It was around noon on a Saturday but not super busy. They were having a big sale (up to 25% I think) off the entire store, so we were doubly intrigued. The sales lady started dressing rooms for both of us, being attentive but not pushy. The clothing here is for outdoorsy types, or athletic types, but I got a skort, shirt, pants and lingerie for, well, a lot, but I think they are a good investment. The register was a bit hectic, as they asked us for our email address for an 'additional' percent off. I think it worked but I never did get an email from them! I was ok spending a little extra, saving on shipping, though I have probably never ordered from them online. I may stop in next time I'm in the area or order online after a holiday bonus and a huge end of year sale online.

I've been a mail order customer of Duluth Trading Company for sometime. I've always been a big fan…read moreof their products. I have several pairs of shorts and a couple of shirts from here that are several years old. Most of them look as good as the day I purchased them and the ones that don't are my fault because of bleach, splashes or stains that I managed to grind in. Their work clothes are very high-quality and priced accordingly. You can find things on the clearance rack that are great bargains, but most of the items are higher in price, but also value. This is not a place to come if you're looking for a cheap clothes. But if you want a pair of shorts or work pants that will last you a decade, this is the place you will find that kind of quality. I highly recommend their fire hose work pants and shorts. Also, the staff here is incredibly helpful and kind. They will help you find exactly what you're looking for and answer any questions you have.

Located in a very safe part of town, in a very easy to access location right off of Metcalf and…read more119th St, Kohls is there to service almost all of your clothing needs, along with other offerings that one might need for the house. I've walked through the all sections and observed the place is very clean and sterile, a much-appreciated attention to detail aspect. That said I didn't see many employees walking around so if you have questions, you'll have to be proactive and hunt them down for yourself. The floorplan is exactly like every other Kohl's so the customer should have no issues getting around. Small stuff first. The kitchen section has a few nicer items but is marked up a lot from a regular experience, sometimes by a lot. So if you want Bobby Flay's pan set, break out the plastic baby it's gonna cost ya! Next the bedroom supplies aren't marked up that much and should have something to satisfy most people. For instance they have pillows, not specialized items but a sizable list of generic ones (could be name brand but I'm not a pillow expert). The kids might be a little sour on the toy section. It's not very big. I can't speak on the womens section. Oh wait, I did have to buy some tights for running a half marathon and since it's done at the end of winter they're readily available. The only pair I could find were womans yoga pants. That's right, I ran a half marathon with 30k other people in womens yoga pants (relax I had shorts on over them). Anyways the point is they do have something for everyone. As for the mens section it's decent. The available styles are extremely generic, lacking anything trendy. It's like dating the guy or girl which dress ok but have no knowledge of what's in fashion NOW. Their sports apparel section in terms of clothing for exercise is very good, but unless you have a local team, it's for the masses. So what do I buy here? Dress pants, dress shirts, dress belts and the occasional "Kramer" shirt. But if you're debating socks, underwear, tshits and so on, you're better off choosing that big red or blue store. As for their shoes, they do have a decent collection but void of top performance or style shoes. Overall, Kohl's is very middle America in terms of financial tier, the mentality and corporate targeting. Shopping here isn't as cheap as those big box places however it's not as expensive as those NY style department stores. This particular Kohls is safe with good employees and a lot of decent, albeit dated products. Stop on buy if you're buying a little something for yourself or family and want to save a buck while not looking completely out of touch.

I ordered a Mario backpack online for my nephew's birthday. I received the order today, but when I…read moreopened the box, the back pack was a pink VIBES girl back pack. The shipping information CLEARLY indicated I had ordered a MARIO back pack. I took the back pack to the KOHL's store and got a refund (shipping was free because I had spent over $45). I asked the clerk if they had the MARIO back pack in stock, and she indicated that she did not see one in inventory. When I got back home, I tried to reorder the correct pack but the web site indicated that they were out of stock. In addition, the back pack was $35 which meant that I would have to add another item to get the same free shipping. I found the exact same back pack from Amazon and it was $10 cheaper so I ordered it (no shipping charge)

I like Chico's travelers clothing, And I like the Zenergy clothes they're very comfortable and…read moreversatile can be casual or dressed up! I have some good sales too.

Consistently, sales staff doesn't recognize me when I enter the store. They recognize others, but…read morenot me. Maybe I'm not wearing enough expensive jewelry. Today I walked right past a sales associate standing near the fitting rooms, and she didn't even offer to help me. Shopping here hasn't improved in over 10 years. I used to be a loyal customer.

I can always find what I'm looking for at this location. The sales racks have plenty of offerings…read morein all sizes and just when you spot a shoe, tennis shoe, dress shoe or slip on you like not in your size... boom I find it! I was in and out in under 10 mins! The salesclerk was present at the register and again a nice surprise, it was even more reasonable than the sticker price!

Bought 4 shoes in 2 weeks and had to return 2 of them because they both broke within the first…read moreweek. Tried to get a refund and they forced me to take cash because they couldn't refund my card. Do not recommend. Low quality shows, low quality service.

I don't know if it's the fact that I'm in my mid thirties now but the clothing options at Nordstrom…read moreRack really appeal to me now. I have been able to find things that fit me well and are in my style the last few times I have come here. In fact, I like too many things that I often have to make a quick exit before I buy too much. I prefer this location, it is larger, more organized, and I feel it has more options. I wish they had higher end designers for purses and accessories, but I know that's out of their control.

Planned shopping trip leads to surprise deals. Final sales on some very cute Toms and sandals…read more Racks are organized, shelves stocked and organized as well. Cashiers were efficient and no line. Makes for a very easy shopping experience.

You know, mall retail stores might not be as dead as I thought they were. This place was poppin' a…read moreweek before all the Black Friday nonsense. I had to return some jeans that I'd ordered online and were too big. The last thing I wanted to do on a lazy Sunday was drive way out to the mall and do this, but despite my curmudgeon attitude, this was easy peasy. The store is loaded with goodies and sales and the staff was very helpful along the way. I efficiently tried on the new size, scurried back to the register and even got signed up for a rewards card that saved me an extra ten percent. Not too shabby, ended up getting a deeper discount than if scored online. Look as a busy parent, I'm not going to drive all the way out here often but it's good to know that it's available and helpful if I have any issues with my online orders.

The Eddie Bauer at the Oak Park Mall closed for good around Christmas 2025! The one at the Legends…read moreis still there.

Went in to get fitted for shoes. They have you stand on machine that depicts the pressure your feet…read moreexert on the ground. I learned about how I put all my pressure on my heels. They measure both of your feet with one of those old school metal contraptions. I learned that my feet are super wide and one of my arches is higher than the other. Then we talked about what I needed shoes for and I tried on a bunch of recommended shoes with different insoles. Diana, my fit pro, was great! She seemed knowledgeable and had lots of little tips and tricks to make sure I walked out with the perfect pair of running shoes and insoles. The only reason this isn't a five star review is because they're kind of small and don't have as varied a selection as other stores. However, they're a small independent franchise and will order and ship shoes to you for free if they don't carry your size or desired color!

I bought my son a bike here last year - got it home it ended up having a flat tire. Went back to…read moreacademy and was told I needed to message the manufacturer - long story short, weeks later and with much frustration a new tire tube was sent to replace it and I had to take apart the bike to install. Now, why I chose to try to get a bike there again I have no idea. Today went to get Ana silt hybrid bike - they had several - found one for $300 that I liked, and the tires were flat. In store a worker said just use one of our pumps and she walked away. The pumps were not working with the tires and called another worker. He just stood there watching me try to get the tire inflated and then said maybe you should go to Target we have a lot of tire issues. So we left.