Bought my first camping gear here in 1981. Been going back ever since. Wonderful old store that's…read morelike going to your Grandpa's house. I love the creaked old floors. Knowledgeable personable staff there when you need them, but leave you be when you want to roam. Good prices, extensive gear selection, and they allow you to bring your dog in. What more could you want?

Really awful customer treatment. Manager was rude and there prices are way too much. Check out REI…read moreoutlet online.

Was researching shoes for an upcoming 5K and needed GREAT shoes. I read an article that said go to…read morea store that specializes in running shoes. I didn't think we had a great store like that around, was going to try brands I liked that I knew they carried. I was so wrong! This place was far and above my expectations and exactly what the article mentioned. I spoke to a gal that was extremely knowledgeable about the two brands (Hoka and Brooks) that I was interested in. I explained what I wanted/needed, she made a few recommendations. I made the selections and she brought out several pairs of each. She had me sit and actually put the shoes on my feet! Made sure they were the proper fit, laced them up and had me walk around the store. It was incredible, I was over the moon with the store/clerk and the shoes were epic. It has been 4 months and the shoes rocked the 5k and are now my daily shoes.

customer service was great. very attentive. but sold the same foot. wanted the shoes to wear the…read morenext day to holiday world but cannot. splash and safari is a no go with 2 left feet. :(

Not a very good selection of men's shoes. There are 10 aisles of shoes and only 2 are men's. And…read morethey carry mainly boots or dock shoes. Only a few selections of Converse and tennis shoes. Pretty disappointing to say the least. I wish there was a better selection. Oh well. What can you do.

We were over by the mall shopping around and happened upon DWS aka: Designer Shoe Warehouse. Now, I…read moredon't think I've ever met a shoe store I didn't like. No, I take that back. There's a 'shoe store' (and I use the term loosely) between Bloomington and Spencer that sells cowboy boots that we checked out one time. Waste of time if you're looking for anything even just a little bit out of the ordinary. Oh well, I guess that's another review someday. DWS, however is a very nice shoe store. Great selection. Extremely good customer service. I found a terrific pair of shoes, at a good price. My husband, on the other hand, found nothing that interested him. The shoe selection for men was miserable. Now I know that women get excited about a shoe store like men get excited about a sporting goods store. But we just felt that the men's selection could have been better. Therefore,I highly recommend that you go check out The Designer Shoe Warehouse, but drop your husband off at a sporting goods store first. You'll both be a lot happier. LOL

My daughters and I wanted to go shopping more specifically for back to school! My daughter wanted a…read morebackpack and some shoes. We went to check out when ALL THREE of the workers up there didn't even greet us or tell us where we could check out. Once we finally found where to check out one of the workers (couldn't figure out her name) decided to be very rude to us. She was so focused on talking about tiktok that she forgot to scan a HUGE BACKPACK (that you could most definitely see btw). When i responded to her saying (oh i forgot the backpack) *oh that's nice.*. She decided to roll her eyes at me when she should have been paying attention in the first place. Over all TERRIBLE customer service and i do not recommend shopping here.

This particular location has a medium sized selection of shoes from many major brands. Store is…read morealways very clean. Employees are loud and have no discretion. They offer help when you arrive, then talk loudly about their personal lives while you shop. Last visit, two employees very loudly discussed someone's suicide. Don't plan on going again only because of the workers.

Best menswear shop in Bloomington and Indy, no contest. I've been coming here for years. Richie and…read morethe team give honest, personal style advice and bring in great international brands you won't find anywhere else.

First class experience and selection! The advantage of the tangible experience cannot be…read moreunderestimated in the clothier business. I look forward to my next visit... Perry Mervar

if you're looking for unique and QUALITY clothes this is the place! Everytime I go I find a new…read morestaple piece for my wardrobe!

From the owner: Shop Streetwear, Vintage, and IU fashion with Denim 4 Days-Bloomington and help break the fast…read morefashion cycle!

This is a beautiful shop. It is more like a resell shop than a traditional thrift store. It is a…read moreboutique shop. The prices are high, but every thing is great quality.

Their staff genuinely care about helping women get out of poverty so they can take care of their…read morechildren.

I always appreciate being able to park, and run in to get exactly what I need. I get my husbands…read moreCarhartt shirts here, plus winter gloves, hats and I buy special socks for gifts. They make is so easy!!

From the owner: Specializing in: - Boot Stores…read more- Work Clothes - Army & Navy Goods - Shoe Stores - Outlet Stores

A new addition to the college mall and perfect for the Bloomington demographic. Lots of neat…read morecollectibles, vintage and lightly used clothes and shoes. Definitely worth checking out, you might take home some hidden gems! I personally found a ton of vintage band tees that I would love to have, prices are good as well!

People there are idiots. Don't believe that they have anything their website says they have…read more Everything is cheap made.

Dicks sporting goods. More like Dicks…read more ;) This store sucks, mainly because I went in with my friend Nathaniel, we were looking for golfing putters. We asked around and the employees ignored us and acted as if we were just there to work on something. We tried and tried to get their attention but they kept their conversation in a group circle formation. We eventually told them we were leaving and they tried to assist us as a joke, we ignored them as they previously did us. Dicks