At the time of this review Eric the store Manager helped me out. Excellent guy. I work in the mall…read moreand my store/company is closing at the end of the year. I've been stressed and worried about finding work elsewhere. Compared to the quality of Brooks Brothers clothing, nothing I had came close. I called and made sure Eric was working, came on over and he was absolutely awesome at helping me out. I told him my needs and my lack of knowledge in the professional business apparel world. He made sure to point out specials/promos they had, gave me excellent advice and comparisons on selections, styles, colors. This was also my first time shopping at any Brooks Brothers. He was kind enough to stay a little past his scheduled time to finish the transaction and take care of me. I came in not confident, stressed, worried about looking good for the interview I had the next day. I left feeling confident and a lot less stressed knowing I had high quality and really good looking professional clothing. During the visit he had to help some other customers and gave them the same level of customer service. Highly highly recommend to anyone needing quality and professional clothing coupled with excellent customer service that is personable.

This Brooks Bros outlet is great. It has a nice selection of sizes and there always seems to have a…read moresale going on. Friendly staff and beautiful, well made clothes.

I'd call this an average EB outlet - its a good sized store and the selection and deals will be hit…read moreor miss depending on the season. We tend to stop as EB often has 36 inseam pants for the long legged Mister but alas, the only ones in the store were in festive "dad jean" styles. The deals on winter items like coats seemed very good and the store is clean, organized & staffed by friendly people.

I love this store but several employees were extremely rude and pushy. One woman literally followed…read moreme around the store, just keeping a close enough distance. I heard her say to another employee, "just make sure to watch closely" while looking in my direction. Not once did she ask if I needed help or if I was looking for something specific. She made me feel extremely uncomfortable. (Mind you I had NOTHING in my hands or even a large jacket on which might indicate I was going to shoplift something..which shouldn't even matter in winter in Wisconsin) While I was checking out she literally stood over my shoulder. The gentleman checking me out appeared annoyed that I was debating between sizes for a gift I was purchasing and seemed more interested on getting my information for their "mailing list" instead of helping with the purchase. I love Eddie Bauer but I'll go to another location from now on.

My husband loves to visit this store for work clothes. Their shirts machine wash very nicely…read more They also have a large selection of colors and cuts to meet any preference. Be sure to sign up for their loyalty program. Receive a $10 credit for every $100 spent. Also be sure to shop on sale days as they typically have 50-70% off and 80% off sale items.

I've bought dozens of mens shirts there. The store made me feel uncomfortable making a return two…read moredifferent times. Today left the store with the two defective shirts that were sewn smaller than the other shirts that I bought which were like them. The items were bought within a month and still had tags on them. I returned them because of the defective sizing, I didn't have a receipt. They were unable to use my frequent buyer card to look up the cost and refused to take my word on the price. They were unfriendly and acted like they were doing me a favor. I will no longer shop there because of their attitude with returns.

I stopped at Duluth at KOSH! I forgot to pack warmer clothes. They have both a clearance and…read moreregular store at this location. And I got some real nice deals on warmer clothes for the night airshows and some comfortable handy dandy underwear at a good deal price. Everyone is helpful and friendly at their locations and really take asking for discounts well. Sometimes you get them and sometimes you don't. But they're always showing you deals which is special. I like their customer focus and quality products. They have them for women too. And they are listed on the exchange as DLTH. When consumers products make a comeback this maybe a great little stock. WP

Bro their prices are crazy high, BUT , you get what you pay for. We primarily buy their underwear…read moreand socks, and they are great products (we wish they had bigger sock sizes). Staff is always friendly and store looks clean

Had a fantastic visit today. Walked in after driving by and noticing the outlets and upon coming…read morein the doors we find out pretty much the whole store is doing 60% off. It's hard to find North Face where we are in NC, so we spoiled ourselves today. The young staff was patient with us and took good care.

They have a great selection, but don't go there between 3:00 - 5:00 on a sunny day. The sun beams…read morethrough the 2 story windows right into your eyes and there are no shades. It's unbearable and makes it very difficult to even see the merchandise facing that direction because you are literally blinded by the sun. I left with a migraine.

I had never stopped into this particular outlet store before, but I was amazed at the prices!…read more There were some ladies sweaters really reasonably priced, and just about everything in the store was on sale. I also stopped over in the kids area, and there were great sales there, too. Winter jackets for $40!! Really nice thick ones. As far as the service, everyone waiting in line was taken care of quickly and efficiently, which is always good at a busy outlet store. I'm definitely going to be stopping by again.

The employee's were awesome. They went over the top to help me find the cloths and making sure…read morethey fit. This was during the school rush for cloths and they still made me feel important even though they were extremely busy. This was my first time shopping but I assure you it will not be my last

From the owner: Established 1987, Aéropostale is a specialty retailer of casual apparel and accessories, offering…read morehigh-quality denim and fashion essentials at compelling values for young men and women. Through great clothes and thoughtful partnerships, Aéropostale embraces positivity, inclusivity and acceptance. Aéropostale aims to inspire confidence for all. Aéropostale is Operated by Catalyst Brands LLC.

Old Navy Outlet - where cheap clothes can be had for even cheaper…read more Like other ON stores & outlets, this location is kind of crowded and chaotic. You might have to dig a little bit to find your size or racks might be a little messy. That said, I found the staff here to be super helpful. I saw staffers on the floor actively helping people and trying to keep things orderly. The fitting room attendant offered to get me alternate sizes if needed, which I rarely get at higher priced stores. I mean, I know what I'm getting when I buy $20 jeans - they aren't going to be heirloom pieces but I'm not expecting them to be,

I've been in retail, so I have a high understanding of what is heavily encouraged and expected of…read moreemployees at such stores. But wow, I almost dropped my stuff and left I was so annoyed. I couldnt walk 5 steps without someone (probably a total of 5 someones) asking me if I was finding everything alright, needed any help, heard about this or that sale. Many times the same person would do it upon second run in. Initially I responded kindly that I was okay, and as time went on, I appeared less open to chatter, didn't make eye contact, became very short, and it did not stop! I was in no way enjoying my experience. Again, I know that is part of the job, but just because the store is dead, does not mean I need to feel that I am coming close to harassment by your questions of my ability to shop alone, do what I need to do to and find what I need. I never want to step in that store again unless there is a school bus of shoppers in front of me where I can hide without feeling I need to gasp for air from the employees. Tone it down.

I have been coming to this Wisconsin country music festival since 2012. Obviously if it was a lousy…read moretime I would not keep coming back, but I have a slightly different viewpoint this year as I hauled in an RV and camped out for all 5 days instead of in a tent. This changes the dynamic of being at CUSA significantly, as it does any music festival. Since there are about a million things that can be said about such a huge festival, I will break this review down to a list of pros and cons, while at the same time adding in some changes from years past to present. Cons- -First and foremost, price. It's one of the more expensive country music festivals in the entire midwest. -As other have pointed out, MUD! If you get any rain at all you are going to be drowning in it, and the venue staff does a poof job of mitigating this problem. I had 3 outfits that were a candidate for the trashcan. -Parking, safety bands, alcohol bands, and other random fees are a pretty transparent attempt by management to price gouge as much as humanly possible. lame. I realize the logistics of an event of this size is considerable, but get real! -Not being able to bring in food and being forced to order from insanely overpriced vendors. Also places to fill a water bottle that is brought in are few and far between. -Most of the midway style games from years past are now noticeably absent. This leaves little to do between acts except drink and vegetate. -The campsites cut off shore power for several hours a day, and on top of that the use of generators is also restricted. Thus, no access to power that you are paying a hefty premium for. Even during the times it's on usage limits are in place. -There was several incidents this year of significant blunders for sound. Like, for example, the lead vocals mic going dead for half a song or more. Pros- -The lineup. This is without a doubt the best assortment of Country artists anywhere in the midwest and arguably in the entire US. -The pit. This is the first year they have had one, and if you pony up the cash for it you will be so close to the stage that it makes for an insanely good time. -Bonding. Over in the campsites its hard not to develop fast friendships with people who are also there to party and jam out to music. I have new friends from all over the US I have met at this event. -They announced that starting in 2019 CUSA will now be 3 instead of 5 days. This is a positive development, as 5 days is just rough to be in the middle of a cornfield camping out, and i'st a lot of time to take off work. -The bartenders do not skimp on drinks. Granted they still cost a fortune, but they load them up on the booze. You are able to bring the reusable cups from past years to get them filled. Overall, how much fun you have and how important it is for you to attend CUSA depends a great deal on your personal and financial situation. You can easily be out 2 grand or more if you plan to camp out and when you add in all the extras. is it an absolute blast that you are sure to enjoy? Yup, it sure is. If you are a fan of the genera you will be in heaven, but heaven comes at a very steep price.

I hate country music. Or, at least, I thought I did until my country-loving boyfriend dragged me to…read moreCountry USA in 2011. PROS: -Amazing selection of bands. Obviously, this is THE reason to come to a music festival like this. My impression of country music was totally turned on its head based listening to these incredibly talented, hip country bands. "Need You Now" was really popular back then, so I thought it was the coolest thing to hear Lady Antebellum perform that live. -Good state fair-type food. I'm a health conscious eater, but I enjoyed indulging in a fried Snickers bar, trying a cream puff, and some pizza. Not bad, Country USA! -Spontaneous chanting of "GO PACK GO." I'm an outsider from Chicago, but I am kind of in love with the special dedication Wisconsinites have for the Packers. It's endearing. CONS: -THE MUD. Oh, my goodness, the mud. It was ridiculous. I wore flip flops the first day and, after almost breaking them because they were stuck in the mud, I brought rain boots for the rest of the time. It was really dirty, though. Most people stumbled and sloshed around barefoot. -Drunk people. Almost everyone there was wasted and I felt uncomfortable with kids stuck there with their parents. "Do these drunk people think they're driving home tonight? Or are they camping there?" I thought each day. -Highway 41. I'm not going to lie, I felt unsafe in the (extremely crowded) parking lot as we left one night because everyone seemed to be drunk. Not long after we finally got out and onto the Highway 41, the traffic stopped. It turns out someone had been struck and killed. We waited until 3:30 AM before we could leave. 3 stars because someone DIED. I know that you can only control drunken people's stupidity so much (I'm not saying that was necessarily the case for the guy who tried to run across the highway, but context clues), but I think the Festival should find some sort of solution. For example, free shuttling or something. Just SOMETHING. I don't care if the prices are higher. Safety of concert-goers should always come first. 5 stars for music and 1 star for security/safety. I want to totally love Country USA, but I would need to know that it will be safe for me to leave this place at night and not get hit by a drunk driver or have a drunk person dart in front of the car. All that being said, thank you, Country USA, for making a country music lover out of me!