I had a horrible experience at the Vaughan Mills location and the staff and service here at this…read morelocation wiped all of my opinions of The Shoe Company clean. When I explained my frustrations with the staff at this location they were immediately apologetic despite the fact that it had nothing to do with their store. They helped me identify the right boots and even gave me a break on the price even though I didn't ask for it to make up for my frustrations. I definitely recommend this location as a place with a great selection for Men's shoes in a larger size. A+!

My friend and I visited The Shoe Company last weekend. She was looking for a pair of sneakers…read more I like this store because it offers shoes in a woman's size 11. It's difficult finding cute shoes for fairly big feet. I didn't find anything that I truly liked. My friend got a pair of Vans sneakers that were heavily marked down. You can get pretty decent deals. She wears a woman's size 8.5, so it's a good place to find shoes in half sizes. The store is clean and the shoes are neatly organized. There weren't too many staff members to ask you how you are doing. I don't mind that, especially when we were both browsing. I will probably re-rate this store when I actually purchase a pair of shoes here!

I think I saw a couple minutes of their shoes being profiled on TSC when channel surfing and it…read morepiqued my interest in a nice shoe, but made also for comfort and ventilation. Like another reviewer said, this is a genuine outlet with over half their floor space devoted to mark-downs. Lots more selection for women, but that's the world of retail. Still had about 50 shoes on mark down in men's. Very friendly service and I found the exact type of shoe I came in looking for, which was about 40% the regular price. I'll come back when I need something else, and they have pretty much any style you're looking for.

In the Heartland Outlet centre, you have a lot of choices of stores to go spend your money. Some…read moreof these stores are great as they're offering good deals and great service and others are just fake outlets with regular retail prices (points to Gap). Geox is the former. In most malls, Geox is a mid to high end brand that caters to the family. You can find men's business shoes, women's heels and flats, and kid shoes of all kinds (boots, running shoes, and formal dressier shoes). Often they're priced at $80++ for the kids shoes! but at this outlet, you can find deals galore and also a wide range of sizes. There's two parts to this outlet, the front section is just like the regular retail store. It shares the same current season offerings at regular price point. Sometimes you'll find a 'door crasher' in the centre upfront where some awesome deals can be found. The outlet area takes up about 60% of the floor space in the back. There you find relatively current (last seasons) items at 40 to 75% off the retail price. Often during the end of season sales, you'll have a greater reduction on those outlet shoes. I've gotten pair of shoes for 85% off at times or buy 2 and get a further 25% off! Considering these shoes are very well made and with great soft leathers, it's a steal to get them at those prices. I really also like the service. There's always at least 2 to 3 people here and they're constantly asking if you need help but not in an intrusive way. If you say you're fine, they back off but once you ask, they're always on the look out for you for alternative sizes and styles. Overall, I think it's one of the few places in Heartland that offer great shoe deals with good selection and a high quality product without feeling you're at a bargin bin store. As long as they keep up with the great season end deals (85% off!), I'll keep coming back.

The store has a good selection of shows, excellent quality, and, above all, small sizes. Always…read morefind what I am looking for. Stylish, comfortable, affordable. I shop there a lot.

Great sales on high quality European footwear. Excellent selection on new arrivals too.read more

I bought online a pair of size 6 shoes and it has at least an inch of gap after trying it on. I…read morebrought them back thinking to pay more and do an exchange. I was rejected saying I cut off the price tag. I found a pair on display that also had NO price tag. No exchange is one thing BUT I was given a LECTURE by the staff who worked on Sat evening around 7:00pm . I asked for their manager, the staff said she was gone for the day and refused to let me know what time the manager would be working next day. Awful customer service especially when the economy isn't smooth. Many other people who are good in customer service are looking to be hired. Hire those one who treat their customers right!

Store is super cramped. Almost uncomfortable to walk through, especially if you're carrying a tote…read moreor other shopping bags. If there are more than like 3 other people, it feels very small. They don't have much selection and styles in clothes. Their underwear section is small, pajamas too. Often don't have certain sizes in sweatpants etc. They have a pretty nice shoe selection, and lots of accessories. But shoes aren't very long lasting. A $40 pair of heeled faux suede shoes I got here had the heel sole fall off on both sides in two months of occasional wear. Got a wallet here and after 3 months of light use, the zipper broke. Clothes are pretty good quality though. I still have a pair of sweatpants from like 4 years ago that I wore at least 4 times a week for a like 2 years, and I still wear them, and they look fine.

Ron White prides themselves on carrying exclusive and European makes of footwear, so they have…read moreshoes and boots that can't be found anywhere else in the city. They do carry more expensive lines of footwear, so the fact that their prices are high has everything to do with the brands they carry. They aren't a cheap shoe store, but what they do sell is priced well for what it is. I had been looking for Frye boots last year and couldn't find them anywhere. I passed Ron White and saw a whole Frye display in the window - my lucky day! The saleswoman insisted on measuring my feet to ensure I got the correct size of boot. She brought out several different styles and sizes with no complaints even though I was clearly only buying one pair. She checked another location for one size that they did not have in stock. I wasn't sure about the feel of the heel on the boot (I am exclusively a flats girl) so she let me walk all over the store and even gave me a couple pairs of clean socks of different weights to try so I could get a feel for the way the boot fit. She even showed me how to tuck my jeans into my socks so they wouldn't bunch up under the boots (maybe an obvious trick but I had no idea). I wore the boots the entire next week. My feet were red and sore from breaking them in, and there was a spot at the front that was really hurting my toes and where the leather just didn't want to give. One of the bad things about Frye boots is that they are very, very stiff when you first get them, so it's hard to tell if they are really a good fit or not. I learned that the toe box doesn't stretch out during normal wear of a boot like this because the leather is thick and structured. I was devastated - surely I hadn't bought the wrong size, after all the attention and care from my saleswoman! I called the store and explained my problem. I really expected to be told that there wasn't anything they could do. Instead, they asked that I bring the boots in and they would stretch them for me for free. Maybe this is the normal high-end shoe store kind of service that's always given to everyone, but it's the first time I have ever had anyone make that offer without being pressured. I also repeated the ritual of donning a myriad of sock weights and parading around the store to make sure that they were stretched enough before I took them home. I have been added to their mailing list - from that one purchase, I receive postcards offering me money off or free gifts with my next purchase. I don't buy shoes very often but when I do I don't skimp, so I appreciate that they value my business. For the service alone I recommend stopping in, but they have a fabulous selection that really does have something for everyone.

Excellent shoes to be located here particularly Taryn Rose…read more I like that they carry items that aren't crap, and they have a good range of solid shoes to buy. They are NOT CHEAP but they are well-priced for what they do sell.

Why don't places have phones that get answered? It makes me…read morewant to stay home and shop online only. I called the numbers listed here and at another location and the phone either didn't work or sounded like an incoming fax. Question: Do you have children's size shoes? If not, you should.

After returning my beautiful but not so practical Mephisto Milly sandals (yeah... who knew?) at…read moreSoft Moc, I was very sad. I needed a new pair of cute but super comfy and supportive sandals for the summer. I ventured to Walking on a Cloud. I was still in the market for Mephistos but not the Milly style. The sales associate was great and even brought out a pair that were like the Milly but had a lower heel and better support and were not on display. I loved them, but as it turns out, one of the many little crystals adorning the top had already fallen out (I had read in some of the show reviews that this might happen). She told me that there was a 6 month warranty on any shoe defects, but I wasn't going to chance it. She helped me find a super cute, narrower and sexier comfort sandal in bronze and gold with python print. They are super comfy and beautiful. I have to say that despite the good service, I don't know how much traffic this location gets. Every time I've gone in, I've been the only person in the store. On Queen St., that is a rarity.

NIKE Shoes at an Outlet Mall [Mississauga ON Canada]…read more Hubby saw this Nike Clearance Store and said that I should retire my old Nike tennis shoes. My old sneakers were the most comfy shoes I've owned. I can walk miles on the Vegas Strip with those pair of Nike shoes without my feet hurting. It's old, it's got holes, not on the soles but the sides, I didn't care... but I agreed with the hubby only because I am not able to dry them from the boat tour at The Niagara Falls. It was soaking wet. The store is huge. All the shoes are displayed out on the floor so if you like a pair but it's not your size then you're out of luck. The aisles were in sections by gender first then size. Clearance means not the latest model shoes so don't expect the latest here. The store was organized and neat. I noticed that all the shoes are on the shelves and not strewn down messy on the floor. Eventually, I found a pair of shoes. It wasn't love at first sight but I guess it'll grow on me eventually. It took me a while to find one that will do, paying at the cashier went fast and smooth. This Nike Clearance Store is located inside the Dixie Outlet Mall in Mississauga ON Canada. Review #3058

I love ADID. ULTRABOOST.. but NIKE have these FLYKNIT shoes now.. comfy as FU*! I like this…read moreoutlet shopping center quite a lot; don't go on weekends tho; unless you like awful crowds with lots of terrible children (keep the kids at home!!!) :) Nobody wants to see/hear them. I suggest go around 8 pm on a Tuesday... beautiful; most the $hit rats are at home/bed; and it's quieter!!

Great selection of boots , shoes for men and women. I went…read moreshopping with my elderly mother looking for slippers for her . She was pleased and excited to find to right pair that fit her well. Her concern to the helpful staff is that she wanted an extended week return policy in case the customer fitted orthotics she ordered would not fit her slippers . The staff member Toni extended the return date by a week making my mom a happy and satisfied customer. Thank you Walking On A Cloud and thank you Toni .

Cloverdale Mall has a fairly large Walking on a Cloud location.There was also parking versus some…read moreother places that can be a nightmare.Over the holidays, it's difficult on retail staff because people can be in such a rush.I wasn't rushed,and wanted to buy,and yet the sales staff literally were restricted from selling during my visit given their explanations due to company restrictions. I am also writing a review because I've now read the "about us" for Walking on a Cloud.It seems like the location I visited is owned by the same family.They don't appear to have franchises. Confusing because the website has sale items,and the store also did,BUT the online offers aren't available in the latter, reason one for the low rating.NOTHING was flagged as online only. Low rating reason two,slightly below shoulder blond lady who was rude when asked a question as her customer tried out their shoes by walking the store.While her colleague was off finding shoes,was it such an imposition to respond to a question from another customer? The lady serving me,dirty blond,mid shoulder hair[?},glasses[?] was so nice,didn't notice her name tag if she wore one to mention by name.It is her service that would raise the rating another 3 stars.