Huge choice of cute comfy shoes and accessories. Nice carrying customer support . Love Journeys and…read moremy kids Love it !!! Price is reasonable to quality.

This is a great shoe store with two locations inside of Clackamas town Center on the bottom level…read more Both locations are located down between the Macy's retail clothing store and the furniture store. The staff at both spots is typically always very friendly and helpful and comes across as very genuine, they care about having your business. One location is mainly for kids and the other for adult shoes, but you can often find adult sizes and styles in the kids store as well. I just learned they have a 365 day return policy (within reason) which is fantastic. Great place, you can't go around shopping here.

Found way too many shoes that I like here! Came for sandals and left with tan boots - on sale and…read morecouldn't resist the price - and sneakers that work like shoes since they had mixed fabric and leather and colors of tan, gold and leopard. So cute and fashionable, can wear with track pants, jeans or a dress. Definitely a score! The store is large and rows and rows of sneakers, shoes, sandals, boots of every designer and style. It can be overwhelming especially when you need to try on a different size and can't find your way back to the right aisle. Some sections are marked, but others, like sketchers, are located in several different places. They carry all the usual suspects - Sketchers, Nike, Reebok, New Balance, Birkenstock, Fry, Uggs, Ryka, Clarks, White Mountain, Puma, Adidas and more. Prices are good, but I always do a search online to make sure it's the best price available. Many times it is, but sometimes the same shoe can be bought online for less so if it fits and I like it, I order it online. I come to the physical store because I need to try on shoes. I need arch support and a wide toe bed so I can't take a chance of buying shoes or sandals without testing them out. Famous Footware also sells online and since I loved the sneakers so much, and knew they fit well after wearing a few weeks, I bought another pair online in white and silver. If you sign up for their rewards program, they ship to your house for free and you can return at the store for free if it doesn't work out. There were a few people working but they don't offer help. Assuming it's because their business model is more of a do it yourself model . They put all the shoes and sizes out in the floor and you find and try on what you like. It got tiring because I tried on so many and was conscientious and pout everything back that didn't work out.

I was searching for a super comfortable black shoe and received lots of suggestions. That helped me…read moremake my decision pretty speedily. Kasey was very knowledgeable about the different brands and their qualities.

the employees at this location were incredibly helpful and nice. we asked for specific blind boxes…read morethat werent on shelf, and they went to the back and got them for us. they were also willing to let us trade for the ones in the display. shoutout to y'all

Never in my life has an associate put their hands on me or touched me and at this location a girl…read morewith purple hair felt the need to yell at me and push me !!!!! I'm extremely antisocial and don't like conflict so I was red with embarrassment.... I was 3rd in line for a drop and 2nd person would NOT go in store so I was going to walk around her .. then an associate put her hands on my chest trying to push me back saying that's not how things work ?? What was I supposed to do ? Wait for the 2nd person to get their sh** together ? she was refusing to go in store ? Never have I EVER experienced something so DISGUSTING !!!!!!! It made my stomach hurt with anxiety I hated it so badly

If you love the outdoors -- or just want to look like you do -- the Columbia Factory Store is a…read moremust-stop. The selection here is fantastic, with everything from jackets and hiking shoes to thermal gear and hats, all at factory outlet prices. I've found deals that beat most online discounts, especially during seasonal sales. The staff deserves a shoutout. They're genuinely helpful, not pushy, and always willing to check stock or help you find the right size. You can tell they actually use the products and know what they're talking about. The store is clean, well-organized, and easy to navigate -- no digging through messy racks like some outlets. The checkout process is quick, and the team keeps the line moving even when it gets busy. Pro tip: Sign up for the Columbia Rewards program. I've scored some extra savings and early access to sales that make it worth it. Overall, this is one of the best outlet shopping experiences in the Portland area. Whether you're gearing up for a hike or just looking for a solid rain jacket (we are in the PNW), Columbia has you covered -- literally! LMAO

This Columbia Outlet store had so many great deals, it was overwhelming…read more I stopped by here yesterday afternoon because I'm in the market for some new winter outerwear. I was specifically hoping to find boots and/or a jacket. On top of having an entire floor full of clearance jackets, they also had about a dozen racks under tents outside of the store. It seemed like they probably had every Columbia jacket that had been made within the past few years. There was also a ton of Mountain Hardware and Sorel. The Mountain Hardware jackets were about 25-50% off, which was still significantly cheaper than REI or anywhere else that I know of. I ended up feeling so overwhelmed by the jacket selection that I decided I needed to do some research, and come back. I ended up leaving with two pairs of snow boots: 1 Columbia, and 1 Sorel. I got both pairs for $55, including tax and a very small roundup for the National Park fund. I've been looking for boots for a couple of weeks, and the cheapest I've found comparable boots anywhere else was anywhere from $69-129. So, I was beyond stoked to find two pairs I liked in the clearance section. They were also having a store wide BOGO half-off sale, which is how the total ended up so low. I didn't have, and have actually never had any of the issues with outlet stores that other people brought up in their reviews. I used to work at the outlets in Folsom. Most of the merchandise isn't damaged or defective-- it's just overstock or barely out of season. The boots that I purchased are honestly of similar quality to brand new boots from DSW. I just got really lucky (and have a seventh sense for when things will be on sale due to all my years of working in retail). Staff was super friendly and helpful. Overall a great experience and I would definitely shop here again.

So I mean you don't really expect fantastic things about Hot Topic. It's got a good selection of…read morenerdy clothes but stuff is usually pretty cheaply made, breaks quickly, a little overpriced, etc. The store can't really do anything about that. Some of the staff are friendly, and some aren't. I've had very pleasant conversations with people in the store, and yet today I called in to see if they had a certain dress in stock I was treated like what I was doing was a total nuisance. When I tried to ask if they could set one aside for me I was cut off and informed that they had about six and hung up on. Color me not impressed with your snotty staff.

Hot Topic, you are awesome. You bring me back to my high school days in a completely non-judgmental…read moreway, and encourage me to dye my hair colors I haven't had in years. You've got a decent selection of body jewelry, your tee shirts are often funny, and your frilly glittergoth clothing makes me wish I wore bodices and skirts. I especially love your clearance section - all that good stuff, but fifty percent off? And with plus sizes?? Kind.of.awesome.

If it weren't for Shiekh Shoes, Lloyd Ctr would be a ghost town. Although they're situated inside…read morethe desolate Lloyd Ctr, they still have a decent selection of shoes. Service is always good.

I had Great service today! The Assistant Store Manager Ignacio was Professional, informed and…read moreprovided true Customer Service, which in this day and age is rare. I was impressed. I'll shop again.

I love REI. People like to complain that they are expensive, that's really early 90s thinking…read more These days everybody really has to be competitive with online marketing and REI is no different. Go into REI and look at a product, then pull it up online at another retailer and you will find the REI is competitive on most items. It's not REI that expensive it's that good gear is expensive. You can't go into the WalMart camping section and compare a bunch of Coleman stuff to real gear. Their worlds apart.

Now that the downtown Portland store is gone, I have to drive to the suburbs to shop at REI. The…read moreClackamas location is stocked with all the usual suspects - bikes, camping, fishing, hiking, kayaking gear. But the swimming sectin is always lacking. Since I swim daily, I'm always seeking replacement goggles or fins - and typically find better options on Amazon, which was the case this day. The layout of this store was a maze with no clear departments or signage. I actually got frustrated and left after realizing I would not find swim gear here, and didn't have the patience to navigate the aisles.