As I am just visiting the area, I visited all the shops nearby. My favorite is Beau Monde Lux as…read morethey curate higher end pieces for very decent pricing through consignment. The Exchange has a daily allowance of one bag to be reviewed for store credit or cash which is nice if you want to just drop by to see what they can use and maybe find a piece you cannot live without. The outlet has more of a goodwill feel to it but still worth the stop for casual, sportwear or if you find yourself unprepared in need of a coat!

While I would like to continue supporting this local business, after repeated experiences and…read morereviewing the owner's public presence, I no longer feel comfortable doing so. I encourage others to review the information available online for themselves before deciding where to spend their money. A consistent concern is the way management responds to criticism. On multiple social media platforms, including Yelp and Facebook, the owner frequently responds to negative reviews in a combative and personal manner. While no business is immune from unfair complaints, publicly attacking customers rather than responding professionally reflects poorly on this establishment. These responses are easily searchable and speak for themselves. I strongly recommend reviewing these interactions before choosing to do business here. In addition, the owner has been openly vocal online about political positions. Business owners are entitled to their beliefs, however, when those views are publicly promoted in connection with the business, they become part of the brand. While I know many individuals in the area may share these positions, consumers who are mindful of where they direct their spending, particularly in today's political climate, may want to consider this context. Beyond the online presence, my in-store experiences have also been disappointing. On more than one occasion, employees have failed to greet or acknowledge me, and I have stood at the counter waiting for assistance while staff members walked by without engaging. Although many staff members appear to be high school students, which is not inherently problematic, a basic level of attentiveness and customer service is expected and doesn't go unnoticed. I share this so others can make informed decisions. I encourage anyone considering supporting this business to review the owner's public interactions and statements firsthand.

I purchased a cute sweater on sale ($95 reduced to $55)couple days ago. Put it on and husband…read morepointed out a small hole in it. Tried to take it back today with tags and receipt only to be told there's nothing they can do. I thought maybe even store credit but no, I was told they put things on sale that are "flawed". Mind you, there was nothing that said final sale or flawed. Sad because it's a cute store and who isn't drawn to sales right? Won't go there again. I was also told that worse case I could take it to a consignment shop and get a few dollars for it. Whaaaat? Ugh

Great new location for T-Blue's third location. Their grand opening was fun, relaxing, and was well…read moreworth the stop. Such a wonderful group of women looking to help style the PNW in fashionable attire. The new location also offers a men's selection. If the husband is all shopped out for the day, then he can also head a few doors down to get pizza or beer at The Tipsy Pines.

This consignment boutique is amazing. It has the look and feel of a high-end retail store but…read morediscounted pricing on some very well chosen items. I found several treasures for me and also for my husband. I will be back!

Good experience. I was greeted at the front door, that was very nice. Cute little boutique. Nice,…read morehigh quality clothing. Store is clean and meticulous. Definitely will be back!

Convenience…read more Not enough staff... not sure what's that about. Can't find any help. It's ok.

1.22.26: I ordered some things online through the Kohls.com website, but when it arrived everything…read morewas all to small. I came to this Kohl's store to exchange my items. Sonja was the customer service rep that assisted and helped me with the return/exchange. Sonja did an outstanding job, was kind and patient with me, and worked her magic even when the computer system tried to yell at her. She made my exchange really easy and I appreciate that! Sonja is quick and efficient and an asset to this store.

11.3.25: First time here and came to exchange something at one of the stores. My friend told me…read moreBlack Sheep bought out this mall and sure enough, when I walked in I got the Black Sheep vibe. I feel this mall has a lot of potential and took a pic of the directory so you could see all the stores that are there. Again, I came here to exchange something at Bath and Body Works, which worked out great. Women's restroom near the food court was clean and stocked. For a late Monday morning, the mall wasn't too busy.

Life is good store Was there today and was looking to get…read moreme a new shirt from coeurd'alene. I was looking at the purple one with mountains on it. Saw the price then I put it back down and went to talk to my husband about it and the employee that was there working asked me if I was going to buy the shirt and I said no and she was like what about the shirt in your pocket. That was my phone which I showed her and at that time we left. I spoke with Brian about this situation. He said he would handle it.. But still that is not right at all. So be warned. You wear a sweater and have your hand on your phone in the front pocket the lady here will think you are stealing. So I advise you don't so you won't be accused of stealing like I was.

We went to the new location in Coeur d'Alene at the old Shopko location which is Sportsman & Ski…read moreHaus. It's a nice-looking store but didn't the things I am interested in such as fishing gear and boating gear. Amazing shoe selection! Employees that were either non-existent or did not seem to want to help. We went opening weekend and the bathroom looks like a Dollar Tree bathroom in that it had residential bottles of soap and a roll of household paper towels set directly on the counter and a small trash can that could not handle the trash generated. So maybe this store will get better as they did not seem ready to open

Customer Service is almost non existent in this store.read more

4/5! I love their hours! They're open until 9/10p PST! I love it! A+++++…read more Cons: Parking lot is a little cramped

12.9.25: First time in at this location and it was filled with holiday shoppers, which was to be…read moreexpected during this time of year. I came here specifically looking for a new suitcase that's decent sized and under $100 bucks. This TJ Maxx had a corner section of just luggages and all different sizes. Their selection was bigger than I expected, with both soft and hard shell cases, and the price ranges were pretty good and fair. I found a Lucas brand light-weight (not familiar with this brand) semi-hard shell case with 2-inch expander and 360 wheels for $80 bucks. The inside had a full zip enclosure with 2 zip pouches and 2 scrunch pockets, which was what I was looking for. Check-out line was kinda long but again to be expected during holiday season. With that said, I noticed employees worked diligently and kept the line moving.

I like this place! It's bright, clean, & organized. It's spacious (inside and out). Tons of other…read moreshops you can visit while here! ie, Michael's Art Supply about a 5 minute walk at the other end of the strip. Parking lot is HUGE! A++++

When shopping at this Target, I have encountered mixed experiences. I typically do my essentials…read moregrocery shopping at this location, and it generally covers what I'm looking for. The bathrooms are generally unclean and could use hourly cleaning due to their high traffic. On many occasions, I've found some great pieces, whether it is a knick-knack, makeup, or clothing, etc. When doing exchanges or refunds, it has been a mixed experience. On some occasions, depending on the employee one encounters, it is either fun, average, or unprofessional; there is no in between. One encounter I had was incredibly hostile, and unfortunately, my nephew, a minor, was there to experience a grown man who was a Target employee who targeted my nephew with racism, projected hatred, and entitlement. I asked the Target employee a simple question while checking out. The man was volatile in his retort. The employee screamed at us in an attempt to humiliate us in front of others, and then aggressively threw a basket in our direction. It was an absolutely unacceptable and inappropriate experience. It was clear that the man had a mental health illness and had not been a safe individual to work within a shared environment. He was easily triggered. I reported this man to the manager, and it was handled immediately. As for the value of the products in the store, I would say it is mid-range, with high pricing. You can easily overspend so definitely go in there with a conscious budget.

I love the peaceful vibe coming into the store. Store is organized and clean. The staff is so…read morewelcoming and friendly. Lots of one of kind home goods, clothing and furnishings. The prices are above thrift pricing, there are some super pricey items with some shoes, coats and handbags. Overall, a great shopping experience, there is something for everyone!

The prices are stupid ! they get there things for free , pay no tax and it should be a place for…read morethe less fortunate to buy clothes for work . can't even afford it . Walmart has better deals and jokes believe it or not !!!!!!

Not good. They follow you around with a smug-ass look on their faces almost expecting that you are…read moregoing to shoplift. I expected a strip search before I walked out! This store is staffed with a bunch of old judgemental biddies. I won't be back. I shop and buy at Sage regularly. I have filled 2 punch cards since Christmas at $50 per punch. I will shop and spend where I feel comfortable and treated with respect.

This business has poor management and loyalty to local customers. After 9 years of being a local…read morecustomer, upon returning an item for a store credit, (as I understood their return policy) I was only given a partial credit back to the store. I questioned it, with the owner, who happened to be at the store. I was later told that the manager said I only received credit for the money I spent and would not be receiving the money that I earned in their so called loyalty program back. After having spent $1,000 at their store over the years, I apparently received a $50 credit to use at checkout. I was so excited as I didn't even know it existed! When I brought one of the items back that I purchased, to get a store credit, so I could get something else from their store, the manager said that I was given a "gift" of $50 and lost that when I brought the item back. It would have been nice of them to tell me I could exchange it for the same amount that was spent, but they never said anything. I'm not sure how they figure that into their "loyalty" credit, but was saddened by the disloyalty I received after having shopped there for so many years. They apparently care more about keeping $50 than they do earning $1,000. I still can't wrap my head around it. However, it left such a bad taste in my mouth that I won't be giving them my business. It's a small town and word gets around, when customers aren't treated with respect. As their sister store, Sage, is run by the same family, I also won't be supporting their business anymore. Sad day, as Just Because was my favorite boutique in the area.