This was the absolute worst experience. I was trying to buy boots and also get some rentals and the…read moreowner decided to get involved and take over for his staff member. First, he spoke disrespectfully to his worker and then "mansplained" us about how we were wrong to say the boots didn't fit well and we wanted to try a larger size. It was crazy, it didn't matter how we thought the ski boots fit - if it didn't match what he thought, then we were wrong. When I told my daughter we could just rent that day and buy boots when we returned home, he essentially kicked us out of his store. I've never been treated so rudely. I should have read the reviews first because it's clear he has treated others the same way. He needs to sell this store and retire because clearly customer service is not his thing! Please take my advice and DON'T give this guy your business, go to Totem Pole down the street where they are actually nice to their customers.... wow!

Knowledge staff made upgrading from her high school board for our upcoming season so easy! Grateful…read moreto Dakota and the rest of staff for making our "quick stop in" a huge success. Much better selection than the few other stores we stopped in along the road. Left the shop with perfectly tuned and set up board for our trip in a few days.

Great selection of toys and gifts for kids! Well worth the trip if you are in Killington or…read moreshopping in Downtown Rutland!

Listen, I'm a single dude sans kids of my own, so while I might not have the best idea of what new…read moremoms and babies need, I have a pretty good idea of what they don't need. They don't need cheap plastic crap lined with dust and lint, the sort of thing I found in the baby section of a shop in an adjacent mall. Yuck. I wouldn't give a street mongrel those things to play with, let alone give that dirty junk to a precious precious baby googoo gaga. Then--just days before New Years when I'd been told that the Upper Valley has no store dedicated exclusively to baby things--what to my wondering eyes should appear, but Country Kids Clothing and all things sincere! There are beautiful picture books and classy bibs, pacifiers and chew toys (I'm a dog person, no apologies), swaddling clothes, carry-all bags, and more. You'll find an array of items to suit any baby's general needs, from pricey to economical, trendy commercial to local organic (the natural wood teething rings were my fave, one more solid use of Vermont maple!). The stuff here's cute as shit, cuter than your little shit, probably! You can't go wrong, it seems. There's a second room, too, for older babies. Elder babies? Toddlers? For when they're at 43 months, or 72...whatever. There are two people on staff, though I only spoke with one. Don't have a clue about baby development, timelines, seasonal needs, wind velocity, gravitational pull, etc., like me? No problem! I was both applauded for my courage in shopping for a baby shower gift, and then gently educated on how to improve on the selections I had made before asking for help. The result: A+ in the gift-giving department. Go to CKC for all your creature's creature comforts.

A small but quaint mall. This mall feels like a not to an older period of shopping. The building is…read morebeautiful and the shops are really eclectic and offer many different types of shops. I really like the vibe great and the Christmas decorations are really nice.

As most of America are aware, mall culture is dying across the nation. Powerhouse Mall hasn't been…read morespared from this plight. Inside is a well maintained and clean atmosphere. The mall is not completely desolate, as they are redoing the tiles on the floor, and there are still some shops open for business. However, most of the places are available for lease. Each time I return to the mall, most of the shops I remember from previous visits are no longer there. I must give Powerhouse Mall credit for hosting local fairs, having a hair salon, gym, random clothing boutiques, and an L.L. Bean store and outdoor gear store. They are still trying to maintain the nostalgic 2000s mall culture. Also they have beautiful decorations for Christmas. I really hope Powerhouse Mall survives and finds its way back to thriving like I'm sure it did not that long ago.

Great selection of unique toys and wonderful baby gifts! We always stop here when in the village…read more The staff is very friendly and helpful!

If you have a kid or you're a kid at heart, this one's for you!…read more Well, unless you care about brands. Then, cross this one off your list. Truth is that the Red Wagon Toy Co sells a myriad of products, all from toy makers from companies that you've probably never heard of. Oh, and not all of them are necessarily in English either. I mean, the majority are, but then you have board games like Au cinéma ce soir. Translation: At the movies tonight. Finding this game made me wonder how relationships are with Canada, and heck, even Mexico as they're our nearest neighbors. I imagine they have several contracts. At any rate, don't worry your pretty little head. Whatever isn't in English has a translation. Must say though that the look of the attendant at the store seeing me read French was pretty priceless. I don't think it's common around those parts. A store worth checking out if only to support the little guy. Note: You can find anything there. Clothes, toys, wagons, etc. Check out their website for more details!

Amazing store, a must-stop when visiting Vermont…read more Their clothing selection is wonderful. Lots of 100% cotton sweaters and clothing items- that's hard to find. I ended up buying a beautiful barn coat and two 100% cotton sweaters. Go upstairs! That's where all the clearance items and bargains are. We bought a few cotton dresses on sale. Set aside some time. If you enjoy retail therapy, this is your place. Don't rush. There's something for everybody from candy, shoes, housewares, clothes, hats and socks. Five lovely stars! You've got a new customer for life!

This is a throw back to early days of general stores. Still a family owned business that is a…read moretourist attraction for the area. If you happen to be in the area, it is worth a stop - to be able to say you did. I would not recommend going out of your way - this is not a destination. Most things are priced pretty high. There is a sale corner, if you are looking for a value item. There are a number of unique items. Toys, food (deli), candy, and functional home remedies and tools. Chachkies, knick-knacks, and souvenirs. Staff is friendly, and check out is quaint.

I purchased a toy for a one year-old that contains small parts that were not revealed in the…read moreproduct description. I emailed with several people at stork and the excuse was we don't make it, we just buy it from this company in Poland. I went to their site tonight and it is still there, but I am changing my recommendation from no to yes because I see that both of the toys that would contain these small parts are listed as "sold out." I hope that's code for we won't carry it anymore.

Recently opened baby boutique carrying organic baby items, from clothing to toys, to diapers etc…read more I unfortunately did not purchase anything, but I definitely will another visit since I really don't know what my sister has and doesn't have. They have adorable onesies and hampers and toys ...!! The layout is nice and clean with nice pastel colors to the store. I believe it is a husband wife owned store, and the prices here seem reasonable! I did feel a little rushed, since my bf was with me, and he gets antsy ...!

I always find something amazing to add to my wardrobe. Great deals, and unique stuff.read more

I have taken my business to K-n-K since close to day 1 and I would return and take my business…read morethere even if I moved away (ideally to warmer climes). I expected to find a shop-owner, not a friend, when I began frequenting K-n-K. I found out that she drove her help to work when they were without a car. I like Laurie's story, which is going from banking/corporate to follow her dream of owning a thrift store (c'mon, haven't u always wanted to open your own shop?). And now her dream-come-true is literally bursting at the seams with deals and quality items (consignments must make it past her scrupulous eyes first). Some of the things she offers are Back to school needs, FRESH bedding, and Holiday must-haves. I could spend a gift card here in seconds, and next week too, as changeover is constant. I suggest you come on down and squeeze into the crowd of bargain shoppers at K-n-K. It's NOT an old musty granny store :)