This is one of my go to stores when I want something new to wear. They have great outfits for…read moretraveling for gardening and playing outside all year long .. I bought a shirt that I really like and at the bottom of the roll of snaps there was a 2 inch long piece of soft material inside and I wondered what in the world is this for......it's to clean your glasses ! Their clothes have so many functional unique details. They have something for everyone and their sales are great ! They are in the same mall as Michael's on the OLD Seward Highway close to Dimond .Check out Duluth trading company PS : they have a great return policy.... And You can shop Duluth online and shipping is free to the store .

If you're going outdoors for work, for play or for leisure this is your once stop shopping…read more Hubs loves their underwear. Colors and sizes galore. Noga women's yoga pants are the bomb. Leather travel bags. Canvas tool carries. Buffs! Boonie hats! Sweat rags! Take your wallet and sign up for coupons!

So I went there around maybe start of summer 2025, And I was getting my first skateboard with my…read moregrandparents , I'm new to all of this but the staff helped me out so good they asked me what I wanted to do like tricks or just cruise. In picked the regular skateboard and they showed me the boards there was so much options I picked a GX board and a custom shake junt green grip tape. Then when we were setting the board up they gave me the best options because I had no budget, so they got me the best trucks, wheels, everything. And at checkout they gave me free stickers, the nice guy that helped me was a blonde dude with a beanie I don't remember his name I just know he was nice. I also came a month or 2 later to get a helmet and pads after I fractured my left arm trying to Ollie a 4 stair, and the staff was very helpful trying to see which helmet I like and if it was comfortable. And they even invited me to the skate day event that was coming up.I can now do a varial flip, Ollie, nollie, boardslide, noseslide, and I'm working on a kickflip front feeble Ollie 180 revert out. Both experiences 5 star!

The employees were super helpful in helping me pick out a new board, bindings and boots. They have…read morea large selection of gear and seemed to be fairly priced on everything I looked at.

I absolutely loathe coming to this Burlington, they treat everyone like a criminal the second you…read morewalk in the door. The guy at the door was checking purses as people left, I had to stand and smile at the camera like you do at Koots unfortunately they have cheap clothes, and the rate that kids grow why spend a fortune.

This review is for the recently opened Burlington on Dimond Blvd next door to SeoulCasa…read more It's bright and sparkling in here but racks are noticeably empty and/or messy/unorganized. There are cameras everywhere. Security greets you at the door. They have cool pulley baskets to make your shopping easier. Their carts have technology that will not allow them to leave the store. It's definitely bilingual in here. Everything is translated into Spanish and the best part? Tons of Mexican snacks and candies all over. Also lots of plantain chips of all kinds. It's giving California and I love it. My tween didn't find anything but we found lots of big/tall (larger) stuff for my gentle giant. But of course we'll be back.

Hmmm...after a few years of being a part of the Dimond Center, I finally visited H&M for "back to…read moreschool shopping." I love that H&M has their own entrance but once inside their space...there seems to be just that...a lot of space. Like more space than clothing options. The escalators leading to their 2nd floor area + wall of windows reminded me of "The North Face," in downtown Anchorage. My 8th grader knows want she wants. Of course we walked up and through the place and could not find any jeans she deemed cool enough. I expected more from this place. Like a better Forever 21?! Prices seemed average for stores of its kind. No one really greeted or bothered us. We'll return on an emergency basis.

When I learned this store was opening in my home town, I squealed. Seriously. I love clothes, but I…read morehave to be frugal. H&M is like the mothership for my kind. I mean, I waited in line a freaking hour to check it out. The fact that I was drinking before this made the absurdity of my wait seem almost normal. Still. It's a testament to my dedication. I don't know that I've ever been to an H&M I didn't like. They are pretty uniform, and they always have pieces I love, ranging from unique/trendy to basic/functional styles. I buy tees and funky pants, jewelry and hats, etc. This store is no different, except it's brand new and literally gleams. I can't speak for their men's wear or kid's section. And yes, their clothes are occasionally of dubious quality. Do most people expect a five dollar pair of pleather joggers will last long? But with some selective purchasing (meaning I didn't buy the joggers), you can find stuff that will last at least long enough to justify the purchase. And I have some items from them I've owned for years. This store has a better layout than some, which makes negotiating the racks easier. It's packed with options but still feels open. I like their dancy music--even when they don't have a DJ, it's all a good, up contemporary mix. I like their cute staff, very friendly, helpful (if somewhat uninformed of stock items, since it's brand new). A couple had some fierce style, which I always enjoy as a customer. I like that they took a leap with Dimond, and hope it's part of a trend for updating the mall Long live Hennes & Mauritz!

Refused to serve my fiance and his groomsmen. Oh well, we'd rather support local anywayread more

Great variety. Understaffed unfortunately, and the staff that were there hardly looked our way when…read morewe needed help. Ended up leaving without the things we needed.

Anchorage needs about 10 more shops like this!…read more This is a place to shop for local, "Alaska-stuff" for...people that already live in Alaska. Or, alternatively, a great place to take your visiting friends that are more into local culture/flavor that paying someone hundreds of dollars to walk on a glacier and take cheesy photos. (that will inevitably end up on Tinder) This place mainly features local graphic design on all sorts of things, but mainly cozy apparel. If you've seen that famous graphic of two ravens on a dumpster with a reference to Spenard: it came from here! They also have hoodie with the coolest-looking Flattop render on them I have ever seen! They also carry Uncle Leroy's coffee! (RIP, physical locations *sadface*) My only complaint: I wish there even MORE local art designs. What they have is great, just needs more variety!

Love love love Hulin. I'm a spazz for local made and Hulin gear is made in my neighborhood by a…read morelocal artist who is super cool and nice. It's very comfy as well. Great place to grab gifts for friends from out of town and to send tourists, or to show your support of our great state!

Gretchen was amazing at helping me in store. So beautiful inside and a wonderful shopping…read moreexperience.

Personal service at AK Starfish hub further out off Old Seward was great. Got my XXL hoodie in…read moregreen color with a fish to take to NY.

Went in looking for socks.. Never knew there were so many…read moretypes and fabrics for socks. I got quite the education! Socks I ended up selecting were awesome! $$ well spent

I confess, I completely misread this place…read more I thought it was a place to ripoff tourists with "Alaska" clothing. Turns out, it's legit cold gear at decent prices. If you need gear for the cold and are only a casual hiker: this is the place to go. You pay the big bucks for cold weather gear that is light and breathable (if you need this, go to AMH), but if you just need cold gear for short hikes, or walking around town, or working outside: this is the place. I was impressed by how cheap their gloves are. I might start buying my ice climbing gloves here, instead of REI/AMH. If you're an Extratufsexual, you'll have a lot to chose from here.

I've been shopping at Posh Boutique since they first opened in August 2011. It was a breathe of…read morefresh air in South Anchorage. Great prices ( I can usually get a great dress or jacket under $100) and I love the staff they have there. Laura and Chloe are super friendly and helpful. If you are looking for fun fashion that is appropriate for business, casual or evening- I recommend Posh Boutique!

I love Posh boutique!!! I always look there first when clothes shopping. The owner is awesome and…read morethe staff is great. I highly suggest everyone to check it out.