We went to Mossers yesterday to check out their store closing sale. The last time to shop there…read morewill be the 25th of this month (May) we were informed by the always helpful store manager Jordan. The prices are marked down considerably and their selection still appears decent. I bought a pair of slip-on open-back slippers that feature a sole that can be worn outside. I think I will get many years of use out of them, and at 65 % off the price was right. I am sad to see this store close, it is difficult to find real customer service these days without paying $400.+

So sad that they are closing. Loves the store!! They were always so customer friendly and had a…read moregreat selection!!

My daughter and I needed shoes. And this is one of the only shoe stores (that I know of) in…read moreSpringfield. I enjoy the environment when you walk in and walk around window shopping for shoes. Some of the staff are very helpful and attentive. One gentleman hosted a 10 minute sale in the store and he was the most helpful out of all the employees I spoke to the day we went shopping here. The price of shoes is more than reasonable and so far the quality is good. The only two issues I had were: 1. The bathroom (women's) doesn't have a changing table for little ones. We ended up going next door to Target. 2. Some of the staff were not as attentive as they could have been. During our visit, there were at least 10-20 people in the store and two of the employees at the checkout stands were just chitchatting as a woman was standing in front of them waiting for them to finish their conversation before trying to ask for help. If you've worked in retail then you know how to pause a convo, help customers first, then continue that conversation when able. This isn't a major issue but during a rush, it's more noticeable. This store does carry some shoes in wide sizes. Most may need to be ordered though. Other than those things, this store is helpful. Kindness: 4 out of 5 Getting help: 4 out of 5 Cleanliness: 6 out of 5 Finding what you're looking for: 4 out of 5

I popping in here hoping to get a set of pink wedges to go with a dress for a wedding…read more.. There were rows and rows of shoes. Helpful staff. Alas no pink shoes - i was in the wrong season, but i did get some amazing shiny red strappy wedges for a mere $5. So my color pallette for the event changed, but i had some great shoes that wouldn't fall into the grass at the event! Lots of shoes and options. Definitely pop in and get yourself some shoes.

Local place, helpful staff. Dance and Uniforms on upper floor, shoes and toys lower one. Sorta…read morepricey on the shoes, but sometimes you want to buy something a little nicer than the usual at the Department stores and Stride Rite shoes last well beyond when your kid will grow out of them. This is also the only local place to get Catholic school uniforms and embroidered shirts for the schools.

From the owner: Children's and adult shoes: Stride Rite, Birkenstock, Keen and other…read more Parochial school uniforms: jumpers, skirts, pants, shorts, blouses, polo shirts, sweaters and more! Dance and gymnastic clothing and shoes. Spiritwear, gifts, Melissa & Doug toys. First Communion and Christening dresses, veils, and gift items. Daisy, Brownie and Girl Scout uniforms, books and accessories. Soccer shoes and apparel.

If Scheels does not have it, you do not need it! Two floors of sporting goods including a candy…read morestore on the second floor. Did I mention they have a ferris wheel! If you have not visited, you need to check it out !

Have you been here? if not, you need to get here. You don't have to like sports or outdoorsy stuff…read moreto enjoy your visit to this store. Scheels is complete with a indoor Ferris wheel for only $1 per person. HUGE over the top fish tank with fresh water fish, restaurant inside, ice cream, candy shoppe, and they have no shortage of Carhartt gear, bikes, fishing items, knives, hunting gear, ladies wear, kids wear, winter and summer wear. If that's not enough, two employees stood out-NATE AND JOSH! I came from out of town to visit and what an incredible welcome! Highly recommend visiting! One suggestion is to move the mobility/wheel chairs to the front for all to get in immediately and enjoy their shopping experience. ( yes, they do have an elevator for those strollers, wheelchairs and peeps who just don't do stairs or escalators )

Since Mossers shoes closed, I've been looking for another shoe store. DSW has lots of good shoes…read morefor men but doesn't do individual fittings. The check out was good and the prices are ok.

The DSW in Springfield IL was great. The staff was very helpful and friendly. They have a huge…read moreselection. Both my husband and I found shoes that fit us perfectly. We were there for the 60% off sale, it was great.

Great service here, and their boot selection is massive- definitely the best I've seen in…read moreSpringfield. I'm not a big livestock guy, but they've got a ton of specialty items if you're into that. And of course, cowboy hats upon cowboy hats. Today's trip wasn't about me, though- had to get my wife a pair of jeans and some Brighton jewelry for Christmas (racking up the points). Nice folks, definitely worth a visit when you're in town.

It's pretty nice store, decent prices, and I absolutely love the smell of leather that hits you as…read moreyou open the door. I got a bolo tie for a great price

I was surprised to see that they had moved but I quickly see why…read more The new location is in a better location with ample parking. The store is fresh and has many higher-end apparel lines to choose from and now they sell shoes. I was glad to find some very nice items to spruce up my wardrobe. Very happy with the service and my purchase.

I have purchased fine men's clothing at Jim Herron for about 40 years. Their selection rivals…read moreshops in larger cities, and is a cut above anything else in Springfield, and the only quality men's clothing and accessories store remaining here. They offer free alterations and repairs (reattaching buttons, etc.) and will even reimburse you for parking.

I've been needing a new purse for quite a while. My biggest problem is I had very specific…read moredimensions and features that I wanted in my new purse. My goal was to get something before the winter because my summer purse is fabric and leads to drenched contents during the rainy season. The features that were a must for my new purse were that it needed to be leather/water proof. The main compartment needed to have a zipper closure. I hoped to find a purse that has a full size flat pocket on the backside of the purse for my handicap placard and for my small file of half fold papers. The space of the main compartment needed to be roomy enough for the contents I always carry; double pack epipen, purse calendar, wallet, checkbook, mini first aid kit, pens, notepad, cell phone, keys.i hoped that I could find a satchel style that had a double handle that I could carry in my hands or hike up on my shoulder. My husband realized several weekends ago that I was shopping online for a purse. He steered me to JCPenney.com because they were having a sale that went through that Sunday. What could be better than buy one,get the second one free. After spending the day looking at pictures and reading descriptions I found two purses to order. I kept my fingers crossed until they arrived that they were going to be right but knew JCPenney is good about accepting returns if they were totally wrong. Three days after placing the order they arrived. I'm happy with both of them and plan to use one or the other depending on what I'm doing. Thanks JCPenney.com for running such a good sale.. Your prompt shipping and delivery was appreciated.

I found a scarf I liked on display but there was no price tag on it. I found the associate working…read morethat department and asked her to check it for me. there was no UPC code on it and she told me I'd have to take it to the check out so they could look it up. So I had to be the one standing in line waiting to get a price on this scarf. As i was standing there waiting, it occurred to me that SHE should have been the one waiting for a price...not me. I don't work there!!! so with that, i put the scarf back and they can shove it where the sun don't shine. VERY poor customer service!! Never again. why should i have to get the price??? are they not trying to sell their crap? (Of course, I looked all through the department and didn't see another scarf like it)

Thank goodness this store is closing the customer service from Brooke the manager is literally…read moreabsent. She is rude and unprofessional. And dresses Like a person who doesn't not have an iron or laundry access

Waited in plumbing for about 1/2 hour, not one person stopped to ask if I needed help. Pushed the…read morebutton for help about 5 to 6 times, still no one showed up, call the store, from the plumbing isle and once transferred to plumbing, i got no answer. As I was leaving the store there where about 4 guys standing around the check out counters. I explained to one that I had been waiting for help for about half hour in plumbing and he goe "oh, here's the plumbing guy" standing around jaw jacking with his buddies up front. Remember! These are the employees that want $15.00 an hour for standing around. Management do you job.

I came in to buy work boots which I was prepared to spend a lot of money for, I asked multiple…read morepeople for help and they all wanted to talk to each other instead of be useful. I would love to know how many sales this place misses out on because of lazy employees.

From the owner: What started out as one store in 1978 has since become the largest western and work wear retailer…read morein the nation. We say that our customers feed America, build America, and protect America. With an uncompromising desire to support the local communities we serve, we proudly offer the broadest selection of cowboy boots, work boots, western wear, workwear, western-inspired fashion, and outdoor gear. It is an honor to support the varying lifestyles of the people who make our country so great. Our vision is simple: to offer everyone a piece of the American spirit--one handshake at a time.