I was looking for some nice slippers to baby my cold feet at home…read more They carry a decent selection, and I found a pair of Olukais that fit well, and were comfortable. Staff was very helpful and patient, and was willing to fetch different sizes and styles for me to try. I would recommend!

It's ok. The prices are high and they don't carry above a size 10 or 11, which means they can't…read morereally help me (and especially since they said that the buyers don't buy higher than that). They've been here since forever, though, so a Eugene institution.

If you want high quality shoes come here. They have great customer service and a wide variety of…read moreshoes to pick from.

This review solely (heh) concerns the shoe repair shop. You access the shoe repair through the…read morestore. It's a nice place, although getting in and out of the parking lot sucks due to speed, blind corners, and giant hill coming in and out. The shoe repair prices are lower than at other shops, and the work is good. I recently dropped off three pairs. They call you when the shoes are ready. A week and a half later I was in the area, and decided to call to see if they were ready. Well. First thing to know about Burch's shoe repair - they usually don't answer the phone. You need to leave a message and the "counter girl" will later return your call. So I decided to come in to check. That was a mistake. You ring the doorbell and, well, I guess I must have interrupted some shoe repair, because this guy was not happy to see me, brusquely telling me I will be called when the shoes are ready. Fine. I later picked up the shoes. One pair looked a little different, but I figured it was just that I had not seen the shoes in a while. At home, I realized my heel cups were missing. The insoles for my boots were returned. So I called them (left a message of course) and asked if they had them. She later called me to say they didn't see them. *I* certainly don't have them, and I have reason to believe I left them in like I did the other pair. So I asked her if they would compensate me to replace the heel cups. I agreed with her that a big fat $10 would be enough - although driving back and forth to this dumb shop is costing me some too. She called back after speaking with the boss, who said that it is "against policy" to compensate me for what they lost, and it's "my responsibility" that I didn't remove the heel cups before dropping the shoes off, which was news to me. Anyway, they do get a star simply because the repairs are good. And this review unfortunately has nothing to do with the shoe store; if they want to conglomerate the reviews this is what you get.

Always order your White's Boots through Baker's! They are the best. They will absolutely make…read moresure that your purchase is worth the expense of American hand-made boots. I have gotten two pairs from them, a pair of White's Hikers and a pair of Bounty Hunters, and I love them both dearly. I wear one or both of them every day of my life. I wear the hikers for strenuous work in the field, and they keep taking the beating and still clean up nice.

I ordered a pair of boots from them and I called them to say don't put oil on them and they did oil…read moreand I told them to order me new ones and they said no

By far my favorite resale shop. I always leave with something super cute. Wendy the owner is so…read morenice and helpful too. There is a great selection of items so it's fun to even shop for gifts there and can't beat the value, especially because the clothes and shoes are still in such great condition.

Tons of great options in all sizes. I have a hard time finding something cute in my size, but every…read moretime I go in and say hey to Wendy or Susan, I always find something for myself or hubby. She's located right in the heart of downtown Junction City. She takes in season items for in store credit or will give you cash. She has a little of everything just about. Clothes, men and women, shoes, sandals and boots, jewelry, candy, stones and lots of sales. $3 tee rack outside. I highly recommend Wendy's boutique, Twice As Nice Boutique.

Clearance sale happening. First time visiting. Back to school items are abundant especially bento…read moreboxes, lunch boxes, backpacks. But the shoe selection was outstanding as was the purse selection for unique and reasonably priced. Kierstyn was helpful with item that was missing a tag. Looking forward to returning.

The second stop one hour just graduate from college and you need some new clothes for summer tour…read morecontinues with Nordstrom's rack. Great store with a lot of cool finds. This one is set up a little bit different than the one in Henderson, but still all cool with good stuff to sift through.

Whenever I am in town, I take my kids to this mall and stock up on whatever clothes or items they…read moreneed from a mall. This place is always kept well and clean. I've seen many stores come and go but sometimes it's nice to see a familiar place when I come here. The food court has a good variety of food choices, so it helps if you have a group that want different things. This area is not particularly my favorite. It seems a little unkept and dingy. Maybe an update and a little bit more lighting will bring it back to life.

The Valley River Center in Eugene, OR is a great place to go for all kids on different stores and…read moreI'm sure one of them you'll find something you like. They have a food court with various styles of food, even Cinnabon. Every time we go into a shop, we're always greeted and they've got great service. Most ask if we're looking for something in particular or if can help us find something. There's a movie theater there, the city bus runs a route to the Valley River Center. Even during college football, you can park there and take busses to the home games at no charge. If you're looking for stores like Bath & Body, Victoria Secret, JC Penny, Macy's, or food or just a movie, you'll like Regal Cinemas.

Wonderful concept from Duck alumni. The selection is thoughtfully curated with original era apparel…read moreand accessories. I grew up in those eras and this place gives the best authentic examples of the time. Cotton was softer and materials were natural back then. If you were born in the 21st Century I recommend you time warp back to The Nest to experience some rad threads. Word.

From the owner: We have the best variety of vintage clothing and sneakers just steps away from the University of…read moreOregon campus. Our business focuses on delivering a quality assortment of fresh vintage for all seasons. With a product mix ranging from sustainably sourced tees to gamely staples, there’s something for everybody.