Pretty large space with mirrors and low bench seats scattered throughout. Disposable sock boxes…read moresparsely located around the store. Selection relatively seasonal, with a good percentage of it cute; customer service was fine once they showed up... after five minutes of shifting our feet at the register. One of the larger businesses in the strip of beauty/food joints behind the Robeks and Coldstone. I meant to get one pair. But I walked out with two pairs, an awesomely ugly umbrella, and arch support gels, all for less than a hundred bucks. This is what happens when two shopaholics browse the clearance section. She got a hot pair of strappy evening heels, and I got two pairs of non-black closed-toe pumps to go with my growing collection of stockings at home. I had to will myself to not buy some of those peeptoe slingback heels. God bless the purple tag and red tag clearance items. I'll definitely be back to root through the back room again. Definitely sign up for their email list for coupons.

Aggressive sales tactics to the point of harassment:…read more Went to this store today to return a pair of unworn shoes with a receipt. Encountered Tina at the register. She asked for my phone number to bring up my DSW awards account. I informed her that I did not have one. She then asked for my # anyway because it would just take a moment to create an account for me. I informed Tina that I didn't want to create an awards account and only wanted to return the shoes. At this point, Tina has decided that she is still going to harass me to get a DSW awards account. She asked me why didn't I want a rewards account. I inform her that I was not required to have a rewards account to return merchandise and that I was also not required to tell her why I did not want something and that my NO should be sufficient. Tina, who still has not returned my shoes, informs me that "No is not an answer". She was basically demanding to know why I was saying No to opening an awards account. Only after I informed her that I knew my rights and was aware that there is no store policy that I must have a rewards account to return merchandise did she process my return. She thrusts the receipt in my hand. I informed Tina that I would be filing a complaint against her but she didn't seem to care. I guess this is DSW's store policy now to harass & try to humiliate their customers into giving out their personal information, also known as PII. Good luck with that. Thank goodness this is the age of technology :)

I can't say enough good things about this store and the owners. They are knowledgeable, caring, and…read moreso wonderful to work with. We were clueless when our daughter was prescribed SMO braces for her feet and then inserts for her shoes. Ut they made shoe shopping an enjoyable experience. I would highly recommend them to anyone!

We had a really great experience here getting shoes for my 2-year-old! I have had the hardest time…read morefinding shoes for him. They measured his feet and brought out several options and took a good look at the fit for each one. I really appreciated their patience and knowledge! They are taking great care during COVID with by appointment, private shopping for everyone. It was great! We will be back once he outgrows this pair. :)

If you have difficult feet look no further than The Next Step in Brambleton! With Chris' help he…read morewill work hard to find you the perfect shoe. Feet need TLC and a good shoe, don't take them for granted! This is the only shoe store I go to, it's worth every penny.

Finally, I don't have to drive to Tysons for comfortable shoes. Just starting working at…read moreBrambleton S&H...strolled over to the Next Step store to window shop; unfortunately they were already closed, but could see a great selection...and can't wait to go back in and pick up the new danskos wedge clog...

I've been to this store a few times…read more This time, I specifically came for a tumbler, for daily water intake. The choices were insane! Stanley galore everywhere..I mean, geeeez, an entire wall plus additional shelves. Then there were the new trending brands as well as the OGs such as Yeti. I definitely skipped all of these trending brands and went for one that actually looked nice and served the purpose. They do maintain the organization of the items pretty well, so kudos to that. The staff on the floor were nice in guiding me to the sections with the tumblers. I want to give more stars, but the checkout line was soooo slow. One customer decided she wanted to go back to the floor and grab another item. Instead of letting me go ahead or taking me on another register or calling another employee, the employee just had me stand there waiting....I literally had one item. There is plenty of parking available in front of the store.

+Clearance sales are great; you can find some nice deals on some of the racks. They usually have…read morelarge clearance sales outside in front of the store and the parking lot throughout the year. +They have a large sections for golf, lacrosse, baseball, and soccer. +The store layout is pretty simple and nice. There are fitting rooms in the middle of the store. -Their fishing section is a bit limited to freshwater only. -Small hunting section. Overall, I'm an outdoors guy so I prefer Bass Pro Shops or Cabela's over Dick's. However, this Dick's is close to Ashburn and provides decent eye shopping opportunity.

This TJ Maxx still is very tidy in the section we walked around. I didn't walk around like I…read morenormally would have. We came here on a mission and didn't deviate from the plan. The suitcases were all neatly organized, all the matching sets were placed together, all the carry-ons in one location, etc. The purses were a little cluttered, but were grouped (for the most part) by color and separated from the high-end brands. There was a very long line for checkout, which was fine, because we were able to entertain ourselves with all the items on the shelves along the way. They have a lot of Halloween and Fall themed items, accessories, decoration on the shelves now.

When I was walking into this store, I felt bad for the employee that was assigned to collect the…read morecarts from the parking lot. It looked like there wasn't collected for weeks and this employee would be tasked at gathering all the carts. I know when I worked retail, this was my least favorite task I was assigned to. I felt his pain. Inside, I had a bit of a treasure hunt that turned out to favor me. I went about this rather well stocked and organized store and found a few items I still needed. I went about the home goods section and had my hands full which made me happy. I ended up browsing in this store for more time than I thought I had. It wasn't all that bad, I came out with a lot of items that I am still using today. This is where I got my start with food storage items and it just grew from there. Employees inside were pleasant. I bet they were happy that they weren't banished to the lot like their coworker. Pleasantries were exchanged while checking out which made for a better experience.

Since I was in the area I decided to do a quick run in here to see if I could find a few pieces for…read moremy place. Nothing in particular was in mind when I stepped foot inside, but it didn't hurt to look. I kept an open mind when browsing. Like I said, I didn't have anything in particular that I wanted/needed. I made my way to the home goods section to browse through the numerous kitchen gadgets, storage containers, and mismatched items we have all become accustomed to when in one of these stores. I may have said this in a prior review for one of their locations, but it is hit or miss when browsing. You are not guaranteed to find anything, but you may find many things that you don't necessarily need, but could find a good use for. I was on the hunt for food storage containers. I'm trying to optimize my space that I have and get rid of temporary containers (i.e., boxes, bags, etc.). Unfortunately, I did not have much luck in here that day for finding food storage. I did end up walking out with a few items that made no sense to buy at one time. It wasn't a huge bag, but I did have a few items. Overall, it felt a little under stocked. Some of the shelves were a bit sparse. No real organization, items in the wrong general area, and an absence of employees on the floor, other than those working the registers.

The store was supposed to open at 8:30 AM, but I waited until 9:15 AM and it still wasn't open.read more

The Teasure Hound, supporting Friends of Homeless Animals is a great place to shop. Always…read moresomething new to see and lots of treasures to find! Donations are 10-4 on certain days, call ahead. They are always looking for volunteers for the Treasure Hound and F.O.H.A. to care for the animals at the no kill shelter. Thanks for your support!

I feel badly writing this, but we have decided to give up donating to The Treasure Hound. Sometimes…read moreI've called to ask if you accept a type of item and have been that you do, but when arriving, am told you don't and never have. And although you say you accept new and gently used items, sometimes a volunteer wants to cherry pick. Everything is always carefully packed and protected as necessary, and we're not going to unpack and repack boxes at someone's whim, and then find somewhere else for items not taken. After many years donating to a variety of nonprofit thrift shops, and sadly our favorite one shutting down, we're giving up on the Treasure Hound. We have not had similar problems with any other shop. It makes us sad because we prefer to support a group like yours that helps animals.

You may think my review is a bit negative, but really, it's a positive!…read more First, I'm pretty sure this thrift store is cash only. I paid for my few items in cash, but I honestly did not see a credit card terminal anywhere. This place is a dump by a gas station / truck stop. The store is packed to the gills, but it is in order. If you can get to it. If you can't reach it or you think you might make something fall down trying to reach an item, ASK THE MAN WORKING THERE TO GET IT FOR YOU. He will thank you for it. The nice man working there said they needed a bigger space. No kidding! :-) I'm serious when I say this - bring some plastic bags ahead of time. There is literally no space to put your items somewhere if you want to come back to them after you have shopped some more. If you put them in plastic bags, at least you can haul your items around the store easier. Plus if you put them in plastic bags (versus a real bag), it won't look suspicious, like you are trying to steal from the store. You will never know how much an item will cost. What you do is put together a bunch of items and then haggle a little bit with the person working there. I honestly really don't like haggling at a **thrift store** but if I thought what he wanted for an item was too high, I'd either tell him that or I just would tell him I didn't want it anymore. I wasn't lying when I said I didn't want it anymore, sometimes he would guess price a little too high. For example, I wanted a used Minecraft shirt. He wanted $5 for it. I said to him, sir, I can get them new for $8 and this one is somewhat worn but still serviceable. He took a look at the shirt again and sold it to me for a dollar. You will find some really good bargains here. I really like this place. I'm going back soon.

Maybe I'm spoiled by other Northern Virginia thrift stores, but I visited this shop last week and I…read morewas far from impressed. It's filthy, stuff is piled haphazardly on shelves and the only employee was on the phone the entire time I was there so even if I had found something, without prices on anything I wouldn't have been able to ask. I kept expecting to see an insect or have something fall on my head. Let me be clear: neither of these things happened, which is why it gets 2 stars instead of 1 star. I was sort of in the neighborhood so I didn't exactly go out of my way to get there, but I would have been extremely disappointed if I had. It's also not that easy to get to and unclear where to park. I won't go back. Do yourself a favor and run up to the Goodwill in Herndon. That's nothing special either (no treasure hunting there), but for inexpensive household items and clothing, at least it's clean, well-lit and well-organized.

Have used this business twice to repair my boots Everyone is friendly. Fast and thorough repair.read more

Casmera should not be called a shoe repair shop. They should be called 'leather repair.' Over the…read morelast four months I have had three separate leather items repaired, cleaned and re-stiched/seamed. I had a leather jacket and two purses repaired. Bar none, the repairs were the best I have ever had done anywhere! The quality was outstanding! Their attention to detail is not something I see anymore. On all three repairs they found extra items that needed TLC and did them without extra charges. The staff is always friendly too. I would rate them 4 & 1/2 stars on their workmanship if I could. I would give Casmera 5 stars if they were not so in demand and took longer than expected for all the jobs. That is a great problem to have. Also, striving toward better communication with their customers about the repairs would definitely give them five stars. Don't go anywhere else. Go to Casmera. They were out of the way for me, but so worth it!