Nice outlet. Doesn't…read morefeel overwhelming and while there was a lot of people outside it didn't feel crowded in the stores. Parking is plenty They have areas to get snacks or a meal. They also seem to have local venders in the middle.

Big Jack's World at the Outlets at Traverse Mountain in Lehi is such a fun Halloween surprise! You…read morewon't see it from the freeway, which almost makes it feel like a hidden secret, but once you walk into the outlet courtyard, Big Jack looms tall and sets the stage for some spooky-season magic. This isn't a haunted house--so no worries about jump scares--but more of a giant, family-friendly Halloween display that's perfect for kids of all ages. The size of Big Jack is impressive up close, and the whole setup gives off just the right amount of spooky without being scary. Think "festive fall fun" more than "nightmare fuel." Parents can relax knowing it's free, safe, and easy to enjoy while shopping or grabbing a snack at the outlets. Kids absolutely love running around and posing for pictures, and honestly, I did too. It's a great spot for photos, a fun place to let the little ones burn off some energy, and a memorable way to get into the Halloween spirit without spending a dime. If you're looking for a quick, free, and kid-friendly Halloween activity in Lehi, Big Jack's World is a must-see this season! https://linktr.ee/reessroots

Came to get some food at a restaurant nearby and just happened to see this store and decided to…read moretake a look. Turns out it's a women's only thrift store, which was a little disappointing. However they legitimately had a ton of expensive name brand clothing for pretty low prices. The set up was a little confusing though. They have "stalls" and each stall has different types of items and entirely different pricing and deals. It's almost like individuals are able to rent a stall to out their stuff, but I don't think if thats actually how it works.

This location was clean and organized. I loved that they have a play area for kids. I only give…read morethis a 4 star as they did not allow me to purchase an item because they couldn't figure out which seller it belonged to. I feel they should be able to allow you to buy and wait to disburse the funds to a seller until they can figure out who it belongs to. This was unfortunate. However, I still enjoyed shopping here and seeing all different styles.

Went to retrieve in order. (Later, discovered my package was actually at Cotton On Body)…read more I went to the counter/ desk and waited for several minutes. One employee did see me, and then proceeded to the fitting rooms. I had to proceed to the front of the store to ask the 2 Employees that were busy talking, if they could assist me. I don't feel you should have to approach Employees to seek help. Cotton On Body, greeted me upon waking in, and were very helpful. Confused at the difference between the two, as they both share the "Cotton On" name.

Fix your hours wtf??? Your maps says 9pm and you're closed at 8pm..... super annoying because it's…read morenot posted.

After deciding to have a shirt made for my daughter's wedding, with great trepidation, I searched…read morethe Internet for a custom shirt maker in Salt Lake City. Face it, Utah may have great skiing and outdoor activity, but it isn't known for sartorial splendor. I found Beckett & Robb and warily made an appointment with Curtis. My concerns had no basis in reality. This was as professional an experience as when I had a suit made on Savile Row. Curtis knows his stuff and took time to answer all my concerns. He knew more then the dudes on StyleForum, and if you ever perused that website, you know what I mean. Curtis knows every aspect of haberdashery head to toe. After disappointments having clothes made in New York City, London, and Hong Kong, it's ridiculous to know that the consummate custom tailor is right here on my doorstep.

So how often have you tried to buy a suit with the jacket fitting, but the pants were off or vice…read moreversa. For most males, they can buy off the rack do a few adjustments and be ready to go. Then you have people like me that are in that perennial gray area between a 40R and a 40S, where the short is too short, but the regular is just a tad too long. Where the waist on the pants fits, but the pant legs are too tight or the pockets flare out massively because there is no adjustment made for wider hips. Enter Beckett & Robb. Made to measure from head to toe. I came to know of this place because my classmate's brother is the head guy in the downtown SLC location. Let me tell you this, Tanner knows his stuff. I know my way around a suit fairly well, but what Tanner knows if far and beyond my knowledge. I was a little hesitant at first because I didn't think they'd be able to cut my suit just right, but thankfully I was wrong. I ordered a black suit for a wedding. The price beat what Nordstrom and other retailers were offering for similar suits, but the biggest selling point is that it was designed specifically for me. Once the suit was ready (5-6 weeks later, don't expect a quick turn around time), I went in for a trial fitting where any final adjustments could be made. I sort of freaked out when the pants didn't fit because I thought it couldn't be fixed. I go back a week after alterations and they fit amazing. The suit looks great. The price, in my opinion was very reasonable, and the style of suit I got was something I wasn't able to find anywhere else. Best thing yet, when you're ready for a new suit, they have all your measurements so all you have to do is pick out your fabric and style and you're all set, unless you either gained or lost a lot of weight.

I walked into Bronxton and walked out with everything I needed from head to toe. I'm talking shoes,…read morethe shirt, pants (they're currently getting tailored). I had this vision and some reference photos on my phone, and luckily Rebekah was there to assist me. She was the only one working that day, and even as other customers walked in asking for sizes and watch adjustments, she took care of them without me ever feeling like a burden or like I wasn't being helped. I really want to highlight how my experience was perfect solely because she was there. We gotta have more people who enjoy what they do. I noticed there's another reviews that don't look too good, but I'm sure if that person had Rebekah helping them that day, their experience would have been much smoother. Other than that, the store is solid all around. I like their selection and was really happy that it turned out to be a one-stop shop for me.

My son is in the market for a nice suit-something a little different from his current black suits…read morethat he owns. While we were wandering the mall, we walked in to Bronxton to see what they had in store. He was treated so well by the staff, including Fabio, who helped get him measured and sized for the perfect fit. In the end, my son opted to hold off on buying anything yet-the price was a bit more than he anticipated-but after he shops around a bit, he may be back. The suit was absolutely gorgeous. At the very least, I got some Christmas ideas while I was waiting for him to try stuff on. ;-)

I've often had a hard time placing Kohl's in the past. Department store? Discount store? Well…read moreuntil this location opened, honestly I can't say I gave them much of a second thought - it just wasn't somewhere that tended to leap out on my list of places to go. If I wanted real discount and clearance bargains, I'd go to somewhere like Gordman's, if I wanted the strip-mall department store experience I'd go to JC Penney. Well you can have it all in one location! Because to me that's just what it is, and once you learn to love them for what they are, you'll keep going back. The initial lure was the $10 coupons we kept getting in the mail, and still do. They're great, and you can find some good bargains here regardless of the coupons or not but I do feel the need to mention I actually managed to buy a really awesome shirt here for (yes) 43 cents with the help of one of those coupons! Who can complain at that? This is a pretty big store, well organized and easy to navigate around. Definitely seems to be better than other Kohl's I have visited in the past, and checkout is always fast and friendly. I've always been oddly fascinated by the LCD price displays, sure it shouldn't be unusual in our modern world and for me as a technology professional just seems to make sense, especially if you're doing a lot of price changing and discounting - but even in this day and age it's a novelty and actually they are big enough to be useful and saves a lot of the usual hunting for price labels. I admit it makes you wonder if the store is owned by the Borg collective, but I'm happy to report they only run Ross Dress for Less stores and Kohl's will not attempt to forcibly assimilate you with anything other than good deals and merchandise.

I bought a pair of pants online and even though all the pants I own are this size, they didn't fit…read more I brought them in to return them hoping to exchange for a bigger size. The amount of my refund was far below what I paid. I was told I'd have to go home and buy the next size up then bring both pants in if I wanted a full refund. I did this and somehow the next size up is also too small. I go back and bring both in and am offered the same small refund. They don't refund your shipping cost even if you're exchanging for size because their sizing is weird and you are for sure buying the bigger item! So in the end, I have a pair of too small pants that cost me $57 when they retail for $35

My son and I needed suits for his wedding and after trying another shop we made our way to Mr. MAC…read morein American Fork. Worked with Chase and he made it effortless to get fitted, find choices and get just what we wanted. And the price was right.

We gave this place two chances, and both times we left feeling disrespected and deeply…read moredisappointed. The first time, we brushed it off as an employee having a bad day. But when we returned weeks later to purchase a simple white shirt, we were met with the same cold, condescending attitude -- this time from a different employee. My fiancé was treated with visible disdain from the moment we walked in. We're not sure if it's because he has shoulder length hair and a trimmed beard, because it couldn't have been anything we did, we always prioritize being polite as we know what it's like to work in retail. Every question was met with irritation, as if helping us was a burden. No warmth, no interest, no effort. It's shocking that a business built around helping men feel confident and polished has absolutely no grasp of basic courtesy or professionalism. If you're going to market yourself as a place that helps men look like gentlemen, start by acting like one. We ended up going to another shop nearby -- and the experience couldn't have been more different. The staff there treated my fiancé with respect, took time to listen, and helped him find the perfect look for our wedding day. That's how you earn loyal customers. If you value being treated like a human being -- skip this place. Until they learn to check their snobbery at the door, it's not worth your time or money

It's my day off and I want to scope out if there are any must have shoes...of course there are. I…read moreput them in my cart and then I spy a lined plaid flannel shirt in the 50% off rack, my size... into the cart it goes... etc etc...the bathroom for men is clean. Still strolling... it's been too long and I needed the stuff I got. There! Justified... I've been a Nordstrom shopper since 1984 and the quality is readily available...it's not priced as well as other discount stores but it's high end items that may not have sold in the big store so here we go with 40-50% off regular Nordstrom store prices. And the people were nice to me. Not a small business I suggest supporting but this was for me. Have a great day.

Removing a star because of the customer service in the fitting rooms - there was a grouchy older…read morewoman who got me into a room but made you feel guilty for using it or if the item didn't fit. Also, the fitting rooms are not roomy, neither are the isles. So if there's two people in there, it can get crowded walking by. I was standing up against the wall asking my wife for her opinion, making sure I wasn't blocking anyone when all the sudden I hear a very rude "EXCUSE ME" like I was blocking everything. There was more than enough room to go around, but she was just upset I was asking my wife for her opinion. Then a "REMEMBER if it doesn't fit put it here don't put it there". I'm fine with a reminder, but tone and body body language really play a large part in how something is communicated. This should definitely be addressed. Additionally, all the dress shirts are skinny or slim fit and mostly all blue. Not much of a variety.

Came in the check out the shoes they had…read more Surprisingly, at least the shoes I looked at, were reasonably priced, unlike many resell shops around. I didn't end up getting anything this time, but will most certainly include Refresh in my regular "rounds" of searching for shoes.

Amazing store! Love to see something like this in south town. The selection is always insane and…read moredifferent.

The staffs here are so energetic, welcoming, and helpful. The moment I step into the store, I'm…read moregreeted with smiles; and it makes such a big difference when it's all good energy. The store is well-kept, clean, and organized. It's my go-to store for all things active/yoga clothes--cute, comfy, and simple. Ample parking outside.

Helpful service by staff, great selection of clothes & other merchandise. Value average for high…read moreend clothes.