Located across the street from the Elsinore in Downtown Salem. Impressive collection of Nikes and…read moreother brands including lot of rare and collectible colorways. The owner has been in the sneaker business a long time in New York (among other places) and he knows his stuff. I learned about them from local comedian Armando Santoyo and I was not disappointed when I visited. This shop is a great addition to downtown. Perfect gift stop for the sneakerhead you know.

Excellent customer service... women run with the token men in the back... hahahaha.... amazing…read morearray of gifts for the home, and the ladies who manage the store really know their craft with interior lighting. Fair prices and Covid Safe.

I was recently in JJ electric and was so impressed by the knowledge of all there staff and how…read morehelpful they were. Their selection in lights was the best I have ever seen. I definitely will be back.

Tracey and the team at Merrime were nothing less than outstanding! As a bride to be, I felt…read morelistened to, included in the dress selection process, and taken care of down to all the little details. They were even able to message the sales rep during my appointment about the possibility for customizations of a specific dress to really make my vision come to life. They really know what they're doing and will make any bride feel so amazing! Plus the price point for these designer gowns is unbeatable

Merrime Bridal is a must stop for wedding dresses. This was my very first stop for bridal boutiques…read morefor wedding dress shopping and I do not regret my decision in making this my first stop at all. I was very nervous going into dress shopping since I am not the most savvy with dress terms nor did I really know what I was even looking for. I worked with Rose as the stylist and she made me feel so comfortable and so heard. Rose was so kind and allowed me to feel at ease being honest about what I did or did not like about each dress I tried on. Also, at Merrime it is a very personal experience which I really appreciated. There are not other appointments going on, and while Rose was my stylist, the entire Merrime team helped me with finding the perfect dress and veil. This made me feel very attended to like I was their top priority, and that they understood this was more than just a transaction. This decision is one of the biggest decisions for the bride on her wedding day and I felt like they truly valued this. They did not make me feel like the were trying to push a sale on me or rush me, but instead made me feel genuinely cared for. It honestly mattered to them that I found the perfect dress for me and one that made me feel beautiful in every way. Merrime had one of the best dress selections out of all the bridal stores I went to and the best veil selection. If you are looking for a place to go shopping for dresses, look no further because this place is must go.

We were looking for something specific and they were preparing to move I believe. The owner was…read morevery helpful. I would try them again when I had time to browse.

From the owner: Then Again is your place for a carefully curated collection of vintage fashions for the whole…read morefamily from the 40's to the 90's in all sizes. This includes everyday wear, evening & prom dresses, wedding gowns, lingerie, 2 & 3 pc. suits, blazers, jackets & coats and all the era appropriate accessories like hats, gloves, stockings, costume jewelry, purses & shoes. Don't forget scarves & neckties. We have the best selection! all is displayed surrounded by timeless home decor & accessories that we continually gather from all over the country. We care very much about saving & salvaging the beautifully made apparel & furniture we find so that you may enjoy it for many years to come, We offer a personal shopping service. Just give us the details about the vintage items you are looking for & we will do the rest. Do you have like-minded friends who enjoy vintage clothes & accessories? Host a private shopping party for you and your friends any evening you choose here in the store.

I recently wanted a T-shirt made with my family coat of arms/crest and I went to Shirt for Brains…read moreand they took the time to research and find something for me that was perfect for my needs.Thank you Shirt for Brains the quality of your workmanship is superior and the price is very reasonable.

From the owner: At Shirt For Brains in Salem, Oregon, we redefine custom clothing with a blend of creativity and…read moretechnology. Specializing in DTG, DTF, vinyl, embroidery, and screen printing, we transform t-shirts, hoodies, and hats into personal statements of style. What sets us apart? Beyond our wide range of printing options, we offer free graphics services to ensure your design dreams become a reality. Whether you're a local business, sports team, or just looking to express yourself, our commitment to quality and customer satisfaction makes Shirt For Brains your ultimate destination for custom apparel in Salem.

The Et Cetra shop is split down the middle. On one side it's a regular secondhand store filled with…read moreclothes, fabrics, dishes and all sorts of nick-knacks. On the other side their are things from other countries like Nepal and India. That side sells stuff like coffee, chocolate, scarfs and other things.

Wow... Let me start off by saying I know this review is long but please take 2 minutes to give it a…read moreread. I am absolutely appalled by my experience today. This morning I decided to make the most of the end of summer sunshine and took my kiddos on a long walk into town for lunch and downtown shopping. I packed up my Petunia Pickle Bottom diaper bag (a $160 bag) with everything we could possible need for the afternoon, loaded up 1 child in the stroller, and had the other kiddo in a carrier (a $140 organic Ergobaby, to be exact). When we walked into this shop, the lady behind the counter came over and asked if she could take my diaper bag and acted like she was doing me some great favor. I said no because not only does this bag contain my phone, wallet, loose cash, and everything important we may need for the day, but by this time it was hanging on the back of the stroller just so and it isn't easy to adjust. I clearly have my hands full and I had everything situated just right so I could maneuver through the small store with my family. She laughed at my response and said, "No?!" like how dare you question me. She then asked if I had ever been in the store before and seemed shocked when I answered yes. She again asked for my bag and said she would put it behind the counter. Umm, no! I don't know this lady. How do I know she isn't going to take the money I have stashed in a very convenient, openly accessible pocket?! I told her I'm not going to steal anything, I'm just trying to shop in her store. She said that this is their policy and it's not for "people like me" but it is their store policy and I had to leave. I went into that store to buy three bags of coffee, a hand painted coffee mug, a basket, and anything else that caught my eye. I was planning to spend over $80 but was treated like a criminal and forced to leave the store. I've never shoplifted anything - from anywhere - but I was denied the chance to even walk through this store and was treated like a thief. I am disgusted by the behavior of this organization. Apparently their store isn't for "people like me" - a paying customer! Fair Trade stores are a dime a dozen; they all sell the same items. I urge you to patron a store that won't treat you like a thief and criminal. There's a great Fair Trade store in Corvallis called Many Hands Trading Company located off Madison and 3rd street. They have have a much bigger store with a wider selection of items including the ones found in this store. I highly recommend shopping there instead - or anywhere else, really. When I was rejected from this store I popped into the Teen Challenge thrift shop next door and was treated very kindly.

Wow, what a great experience. I knew nothing about the proper fit of a suit until I went here…read more Dan McDonald was super knowledgeable, helpful, and in tune with style. Thank you for the experience!

Today I purchased blazer and two button down shirts from Men's Warehouse. The Salesman's name was…read moreNathan and he was very knowledgeable and his customer service was outstanding. He guided to the perfect American made blazer that fit both my size and the requirements that the blazer is needed for. He also referred me to two high quality button down shirts that go amazingly with the blazer. I will definitely be returning to Men's Warehouse in the future and I will definitely be calling ahead to schedule an appointment with Nathan. He definitely made my shopping experience enjoyable and successful.

Great store! Always a pleasure doing business here. The ladies who work there are nothing short of…read moreAmazing!! They always greet you with a smile and are super courteou. I really appreciate the hospitality and overall "chill vibe" the place has. Shout out to Jackie, Karla, Bree, and Chantel. You gals are super respectful and very polite. You're all appreciated and special thanks!

I've been going to buy and sell clothing here for awhile and the customer service is always…read morephenomenal They always greet you with a smile and are a pleasure to do business with. I look forward to going there every time and Alison and Alli are super cool, down to earth, and are some of the most respectful ladies I've ever had the pleasure of meeting. They definitely bring a cool vibe to the store always greeting me by name and just make you feel welcome every time! if your in the Eugene area and like fashionable, designer gear for a good price definitely check them out. You won't be disappointed!

I love finding new thrift stores, especially when they contribute to a good cause. This one is…read morerelatively new to Keiser, and partners with the Boys and Girls Clubs. They accept donations, but also have new items in stock at deep discounts. Be sure to check to see what their sale colors are for the best prices. I got a pair of American Eagle jeans for $6, a nice planter basket for $2 and a 10% Military discount for my Veteran status.

I like the store, though do not find very much. I feel their prices are a little bit to high.read more

LARRY!!! If your reading this ITS JENNY ! GUYS WHEN I TELL YOU LARRY is the best employee der! I…read moremean it! He's amazing , energetic and just so positive! He's the person I'd go to every time I visit Oregon! Walked in and he got straight into business into getting what you need and WANT! AHHH BEST experience ever !! See you soon! LARRY! Ahahha

Been coming here for years whenever I need a quick pick-me-up and only a new handbag will do! The…read morebags and other items at the Coach Outlet are made specifically for the outlet, so the quality is not on par with the items at the flagship stores, but neither is the price. Both are lower, which is why I'm here. Even though I shop here pretty regularly, I have two major complaints. The high pressure sales and the cumbersome and deliberately complicated pricing scheme. Yes a pricing scheme, not a pricing structure. In the past, as soon as you walked in, you were bombarded with sales clerks giving you coupons, telling you about the sale of the day, and asking what you were looking for. All of that turns me off! Too high pressure. Give me space. Let me breathe. Good news!! They have changed their style! Now, just one person is by the front door and simply welcomes you in. So much better! If I need a personal shopper, I will ask for assistance. The other annoyance was the complicated pricing system designed so that you needed a calculator to determine the actual cost. I'm not kidding, they would give you a calculator! It was a major challenge and I'm a wiz at math! Discounts on top of discounts that differed on every item. Ridiculous. Just tell me the gosh darn price! We already know this is an outlet and there will be deals. And not one of us believes this tiny purse of low quality was ever priced at $398 and it just happens to be my lucky day so I can purchase it for $89. Seriously, just put the dang price on the bag. Well, more good news! They now have a scan code on a sign that you scan into your phone. This enables you to scan any barcode on any item to see the actual price. Not what it originally was or what it was first discounted to. The price you actually pay! Hallelujah! Finally Coach has moved forward with the times and stopped selling handbags like we are buying them off an infomercial at 3am. Along with 2 Ginzo knives! Now that the rant is over, there were lots of nicely styled bags available in a variety of price ranges. Nothing that I had to have, and that's ok. But what I did need was some LOVE. We are nearing Valentine's Day so they had a display of bags in Valentine's Red or pink or with hearts. Plus a few bags in their signature brown print with LOVE emblazoned in a 70s style script in shades of Orange. And a tag of the same that you can clip onto a pony bag and adorn it in LOVE. That's what I bought! For about $25, I bought me some much needed LOVE and I'm super happy with my purchase. Thanks again, Coach, for listening to your customers and making much needed improvements to reduce the high pressure sales and make it easy for customers to figure out the price. Price it right and they will buy, it's that simple.