All managers are super helpful. I am always greeted when entering the store. The staff is attentive…read moreand friendly.

Went in to specifically purchase a certain size of 505's. Found one pair tried them on, they fit…read moreperfect. Asked the sales associate for a second pair as they are 50 percent off the second pair. I was told that was the only pair in that size. I asked "are you sure", since there's a whole rack of different sizes. I was told "yes I'm sure". I searched and found a second pair. Other than this, it's a very clean store.

It's been an age since I've had my feet measured at a shoe store. And service? You're talking to…read morethe Macy's shoe sale bargain queen. But when my mom wore a hole in her walking shoes (after 15 years!), I suggested we go to Alan's Shoe House. Her first saunter through left her unimpressed. Then, we were served. Mom had her heart set on a particular brand. The sales guy -- ever patient and kind -- recommended she try on a pair of Ecco's. So far, so good. But she has bunions from years of retail sales in high heels. (Ladies! I'm tellin' ya!). No problema. Alan's was flexible. Wear them around the house for a couple of days to test their comfort. If they're not a good fit, bring 'em back. Alan's can also stretch shoes in specific areas overnight and then ship them to you. Not necessary this time, the shoes fit perfectly Okay, I have to add this. Although I wasn't in the market for shoes that day, I spotted something on the way out that has made a huge difference in my daily life. The vented BackJoy seat -- which looks like it should be on a farm tractor -- is designed to cup your butt cheeks (once you "skootch" into the right position) -- and initiate the correct alignment of your spine. I am here to say that whether you're typing your latest Yelp review or logging hours at the computer the 40 bucks you spend on BackJoy will save your hundreds on chiropractic massage.

Service is excellent, selection is excellent, value is fair, but..... Brita is amazing, we went…read morein for 1 pair and bought 3 pairs!!!

This is going to sound like an advertisement, but, here we go…read more.. The first Fleet Feet store opened its doors in 1976 in Sacramento, California, so they have been around for quite a while. As I understand it, there are corporate Fleet Feet stores, but the Fleet Feet Tucson locations are locally-owned and as a result are very community focused. Consider them your local specialty running, walking, and fitness store with a mission beyond just selling shoes. What does that mean? Being owned by a member of the local running community means that the shop is more "connected" than your usual shops. (I noticed this is more common in Tucson than anywhere else I have lived.) Customers and local runners know the store as a hub for community gatherings and group runs that create connections among local athletes and newcomers alike. I no longer live in Tucson, but I still participate in some of the race events that they sponsor -- and have done so for over 10 years. Living near Phoenix means that I have quite a trek now, so even though I still receive the emails, joining the group runs is not something that I can do. If you need snacks, shoes or other race gear, stop by and check out what they have -- support them and buy local instead of online! :)

As I am on the path to becoming a distance runner again, I thought I was way overdue to have…read moreprofessionals provide guidance on what running shoes would work best for my feet and frame to have a more active lifestyle. I wish I came here years ago to have this service. Fleet Feet offers exceptional (I do not use the description lightly) service. Our representative, Shawn, was helpful, knowledgeable, and nice. As an academic, I am a firm believer in seeing the data. Fleet Feet offers the service of 3D scanning one's feet to provide individualized feedback on what products will offer the most preferable shoes. I am really pleased with all facets of today's visit and will be a lifelong customer.

Located in La Encantada, this Levis location was on our list of spots to swing by in search of a…read morenice shirt for an upcoming event. The store is small, but packed with all the denim you can imagine, as expected. I honestly expected a bit more variety, as other Levis locations I have been to have a healthy stock of clothing beyond just denim. Sadly this location only had a small section of shirts with 2 designs, so not a lot to sort through. Service was a bit off as well. Small store and two associates were at the register when we entered, but neither spoke to us until we were exiting the store. Underwhelming all around at this location.

No Big and Tall selection here. Walked in and no one was around so I took 5 pictures of an empty…read morestore but eventually I was greeted and after a quick search for my size nothing was available. He did offer to order me some but I have Amazon Prime.

As soon as my wife and I entered the store, we were warmly greeted by Abby. We told her what shoes…read moreI was considering, and she found them and brought them to us. Abby could tell by the way I was lacing the new shoe that I should wear a medium. She was right, and the shoes fit perfectly. The color I wanted was not in stock, but she told us that she could order my color, and the shoes would arrive in a week. A week later, Karen called to tell me that the shoes had arrived. She helped me try them on, and they felt just right. I was very pleased with the friendliness and the know-how of both Abby and Karen. The entire experience was excellent, and I love my new shoes. Robert Rickelman Tucson

Great shop and staff! They take the time to really understand your needs, fit you properly and…read morerecommend shoes for your needs. They have a plethora of great accessories and things like gels too to stock up. They're also always supporting local races and create community events like the Winter Haven run in December, which makes running more fun and helps create community here in Tucson. A great spot we're always happy to support!

Store is open again but at a new location - 3660 S 16th Ave, Tucson, AZ 85713. Locally owned…read morebusiness with a nice selection of quality apparel at reasonable prices. Plenty of band shirts too if you're looking for that. I was pretty impressed with the hat selection. Family run business is a plus, owner was really nice and staff is great. Definitely will be back!

1 out of 5 stars Seller charged a $119.95 restocking fee,…read morekept the sandals, and required more payment to return them. I purchased a pair of men's Teva sandals from Dress Code Clothing through my Amazon Prime account on June 25, 2026. They arrived on July 2. I tried them on briefly and walked only inside my home to check the fit. Because size 11 was too large, I immediately returned the sandals to their original box. Amazon approved the return on July 27. Dress Code Clothing's instructions stated that shoes had to be returned with the original shoe box and that tape or labels should not be placed directly on that box. I followed those instructions. On July 28, Amazon confirmed that the return had been received and was being sent to its return center. On August 3, however, the return summary showed a refund subtotal of $130.45, less a $119.95 fee. I received only $10.50--the sales tax. Dress Code Clothing claimed that the sandals had been returned in used condition, but the seller never provided photographs or other evidence showing the alleged damage or wear. Amazon Customer Service contacted the seller several times on my behalf. Dress Code Clothing continued to deny the refund. On August 18, Amazon asked the seller to return the sandals to me because the return had been rejected and I had been charged the restocking fee. The seller then said it would return my sandals only if I supplied a prepaid shipping label. In other words, Dress Code Clothing kept the $119.95 merchandise charge, kept the sandals, and expected me to pay additional shipping to recover the item I had already purchased. That is not a reasonable resolution. If a seller refuses a refund because it considers an item used, the item should at minimum be returned to the customer without imposing another charge--especially when no proof of the claimed condition was provided. Amazon ultimately stepped in on August 20 and issued an additional $114.10 refund. I appreciate Amazon's assistance, but it should not have taken repeated contacts and nearly two months to resolve a straightforward return. Based on Dress Code Clothing's handling of the return, the unexplained $119.95 restocking fee, its failure to provide evidence, and its refusal to return the sandals without additional payment, I can only give this seller 1 out of 5 stars.

Anyone looking for boots, belts, or hats needs to visit! The owner of the shop is extremely…read morefriendly and helpful. The whole experience was super enjoyable, I walked out with a smile. I love my boots. They're great quality, a very fair price, and super comfortable. 100% recommend!

Such a great western wear/boot shop! As others stated the owner/shopkeep is a gem and what you hope…read morefor out of a retail experience shopping for quality goods. The palm hat selection surprised me and had unique designs available in specific hat sizes. Came away with a very sharp Guatemalan palm hat! Thank you Chuck!

Brought some boots to have some boot tips added the staff was extremely friendly and knowledgeable…read morealthough that boot tips that were purchased would not fit on the boots. They provided some excellent information as to where I may purchase some more tips Well, in the story, I was able to see their craftsmanship and they do excellent work

I've been here twice for two different types of services and was pleased with the results both…read moretimes. The first time I took two brand-new pairs of boots to have the soles reinforced, something that was suggested to me by the boutique owner who sold them to me. She thought it would help them last longer. I'm still wearing them and they have in fact lasted a very long time. The second time was more recently, when I dropped off a sandal that had a strap that had come unglued from the sole. It took me a very long time to return for it (they had said they'd call when it was done but did not -- I can't remember if that happened the first time I took something in but honestly it didn't bother me that much) and when I arrived it was right there, hanging on the wall where I could see it. They have a lot of shoes to look through so I was glad I could help them out by pointing to it. They seem pretty busy but have always been friendly to me. I don't have a good frame of reference for how much things should cost when it comes to things like shoe repair, so sometimes services seem expensive to me but then they probably are right in line with what they should be. All in all, I would definitely return just based on my positive experiences in the past.