Evereve, a women's wear clothing store, is located in the Kierland Commons Plaza. If you enjoy a…read moretailored yet casual look then this store is the place to go. Feel comfortable and look good. Shared parking lot.

I came to this store to complete an exchange 5 minutes before closing and the doors were already…read morelocked. I tried knocking and the ladies at the counter looked up at me and quickly looked away. This was my first time attempting to visit this location and am extremely disappointed at the rude encounter.

If you are traveling or are a local you should check out this cute unique boutique in Old town…read moreScottsdale. They have fun cute corky shirts, gifts, shoes and accessories. The prices are somewhat reasonable, I purchased a t-shirt for $40. The quality looks great not thin at all and I specifically loved the unique design I know I wouldn't find elsewhere. If you are a bachelorette they have a section for you too :)

I will start with it is a cute store with expensive stuff. They didn't have the size I wanted for…read morea couple of tshirts, so they offered to order them online and ship to me. I asked if the t-shirts are 100% cotton and was told yes. Unfortunately the t-shirts had the actual tag cut off (see pics below) so I couldn't verify, but know one of the 2 received was not 100% cotton by touch. It is legal to sell new clothes with the tag cut off. I will not shop here again if back in Scottdale. Google - Why it is illegal: Required information is missing: Federal law requires clothing labels to include the country of origin, fiber content, and the manufacturer's identity. Cutting these tags off before a sale removes this essential information. It can be consumer fraud: Removing labels can be seen as a deceptive practice to hide information from the consumer, such as the required care instructions. Trademark infringement: Removing the brand label from an item and reselling it can be considered "reverse passing off," a form of trademark infringement that misleads consumers and is a form of unfair competition. Unfair competition: Violating the labeling requirements is considered an unfair method of competition and an unfair or deceptive act or practice under the Federal Trade Commission Act.

Beautifully organized store! Clothing for every lifestyle with a heavy emphasis on denim. Always…read morelots of sizes available. Great leather purses, shoes and jewelry as well. Unfortunately, not a very helpful or friendly staff. No one acknowledged me or was even interested in helping me. There were only two of us in the store and then I was second in line to check out. Waited OVER 10 minutes or more to be checked out as the employee kept letting the person in front of me keep going back for other things, and should've helped me in between.

Great Madewell location in Kierland Commons- Scottsdale. A…read morenice well organized store with multiple size options in stock on the day after Christmas 2022. A busy shopping day but the employees were very friendly & helpful. My all time favorite open air shopping area- period!

Absolutely incredible store, have found nothing else like it in the valley! My wife and I came…read morelooking to find some nice dresses and shoes, and were not disappointed. All of the clothing in stock is super beautiful, quality, and priced very fairly. The owner was extremely helpful and the whole experience was enjoyable. If you're sick of boring mall clothing and have been looking for classy threads from another time, this is the place!

I didn't buy a dress, but I stopped in just to check it out. They had a very nice selection of…read moredresses and I could see myself recommending this to my female friends, and if for some reason I ever need to buy a dress, this is where I would go. The lady who was working there was very helpful and kind.

Service good Selection always worth the hunt-find-buy…read moreExcellent value My things always get compliments on my style statements!

A women's Boutique with a gorgeous assortment of clothing and gifts for all. I did like the small…read moreleather bags they had, not that I need one. I enjoyed looking at the upscale leather tops. Shared parking lot.

Tecovas is located in the Kierland Commons. Tecovas focuses on cowboy boots for men and women…read more Beautiful leather work on these boots. They sell a small amount of clothing and accessories for your boots. Staff were helpful.

Greeted at the door by smiling staff. Michelle the manager said its black Friday what can i help…read moreyou with?. I told her my first pair up to Cova boots. I want the deans with zippers two seconds later she was back. She picked one that was goat skin perfect color, and by the way it fit great all the staff in there is good tall Luke will help you Mara is also there and cool thing about Tecovas is anytime you want your boots to be shine. Just drop them off. I had a great experience even on Black Friday and I came back to get their new tapered stretched jeans four days later highly recommend this place parking is a BITCH but if you get there early or later or late in the afternoon, you should be able to find a parking space.

It was a marvelous day to stroll the Kierland Commons. Not only could you shop, but you could…read morealso enjoy a weekend art and wine show. We chose to park across the street, which was probably smart. A lot at Kierland Commons was overflowing with drivers looking for parking spaces. The Kierland Commons offers upscale shopping and plenty of restaurants to feed your belly. Parking was at a premium today. They also have valet parking if you decide to use that service. Wi-Fi in many of the stores there.

One word, DAMN. This place is the Beverly Hills of Scottsdale. If i lived here I would definitely…read morewant to be near the Commons. I love how it's all spread out and the walkways are covered for those hot summer days. I live in OC and its basically laid out like Fashion island in Newport Beach. Tommy Bahama, North Italia, Ocean Club, this is the top of the mountain for hot restaurants. If you are in North Scottsdale, this is where you want to be.

Swung by Nordstrom Rack at The Promenade Scottsdale looking for a pair of OluKai flip flops and…read morecompletely hit the jackpot. They had a great selection available, although only a few pairs were in my size. The prices were fantastic too -- about 30% off MSRP, which made the trip even better. After finding the flip flops, I took a quick lap around the store and found several other great deals. They had Ray-Ban sunglasses marked down around 50% off MSRP along with a solid selection of name-brand health and beauty products at discounted prices. Nordstrom Rack is definitely one of those stores where it pays to spend some time searching through the racks. If you're willing to browse a bit, you can find some seriously good deals on quality brands. The store itself was clean, organized, and easy to shop. Evelyn provided excellent customer service during checkout and made the experience even better. Plenty of free parking outside as well.

Nordstrom Rack is located at The Promenade shopping plaza. I stopped to look at purses. They had…read moresome pretty beaded ones that looked great for an outing. I usually head to the shoe department. I saw some athletic shoes that I liked. Unfortunately the size didn't fit me well. I went down one half size but the selection was scarce. So close! Shared parking and WiFi in the store.

I generally like Ambercrombie & Fitch clothing. I stopped in at this new location while at…read moreScottsdale Quarter for lunch. I like to watch for deals and this location had no real sales or clearance items. The decor was very generic. I wasn't a fan of obviously the architect who lives out of state. The artwork is reprints of Instagram postings of various locations around the United States. However, the only social media photo representing Scottsdale was am image of selfie shadow standing next to a generic swimming pool way in the back. There are so many more interesting photos of local architecture or desert scenery they could have used and more prominently displayed. The California or New York architect that designed this A&F did not care about connecting their brand locally. The locally employed retail workers were friendly and helpful.

The clothes here are fine. A bit over priced, run large, but absolutely fine…read more The big problem is the old ladies that work here. I'm not sure what their issue is but they are the only salespeople in town that seem to want to call me fat. I ask them to get me an extra small and they question me. Not only is that my best fit, when it's not too large in this store. But some ladies like things clingy. If that was my taste who are they to judge if I'm willing to pay their high prices. I will stick with stores with kind and respectful salespeople. Thanks but no thanks Splendid big overpriced nothing.

Big Sale going on this weekend, very clean, nicely merchandised and very friendly…read moreWe will come back