I've been to this store more than a dozen times and have purchased more than a dozen shirts. A nice…read moreselection if you come at the right time of the year for what you want. I always look at the bargain racks and as usual they never have my size in what I want or they do and its some crazy colour or pattern. The dry-fit shirts I have, about 8 from Columbia have all lasted me 3-5 years so far. I have yet to throw one out. Worth a visit if you're in the area.

It often seems like outlet malls are where the designers' also-rans end up. You know, the clothing…read moreitem that seemed so cute on paper, but when it came back from the Asian factory, real and three-dimensional, everyone standing around as it was taken out of the box just said, "Whoops." And then they sent it directly to the outlet mall. There are some items like that at the Columbia store. Odd colors, designs you can't picture being sold at full retail. For example, pairs of plaid shorts, in bright summery colors with matching tops, that came down to the knee in form-fitting fashion -- they were essentially hot pants. I have to ask, what were these doing at a sporting-goods store? I can't imagine them selling well to Columbia's target market. But, there are also plenty of items that fit more squarely within the Columbia brand. Such as, a white linen shirt with button-up sleeves, perfect for lightweight sun protection on the water or when camping; and a pair of nylon shorts for whitewater rafting (when they won't let you wear cotton on the river). There are plenty of "quirky" items -- normal Columbia items such as warm winter coats, in slightly odd colors that obviously didn't sell well. For instance, I got a really nice sun hat for $6 (I think the original price was like $40). Even better if it's your favorite color -- this one was purple! I did not check out the shoe selection but they do have them. All sorts of camping gear as well. Like most outlet stores, you may not find exactly what you're looking for at this one, but you will find plenty that you weren't looking for -- and sometimes that's the best part.

This is an above-average CK outlet. Of course, the merchandise and prices are pretty much the same…read moreas any other CK outlet I've been in - the quality of the clothing is good and the prices are as good as Macy's on sale. What makes this location nice is that the music is not the blaring untz-untz-untz most CK locations play, and the staff are not at all snotty. The location in Kenosha tends to be pretty crowded and picked over so Johnson Creek may be a better bet if you're deciding between the two.

Nice store!..Walked in the the sales woman didn't bother to greet us but the woman that walked in…read moreafter me she immediately greeted her with a smile and began to talk to her and tell her things that was in sale!. Sad to say I will not be coming back in this store, EVERY customer matters!

love the selection and everything i am always able to find cute stuff. only bad thing i have to say…read moreis the fact that i get age profiled a lot when i'm alone (i'm a teenager) so i'm used to it but this one was probably the worst. i was followed around by a worker who was very insistent that i was shoplifting and made it very clear he thought i was. it was uncomfortable. will likely be back just hope it doesn't happen again.

I'm always impressed by this Marshalls. First, I must say it is impressive and heartwarming to…read moreknow that the TJX company believes in hiring people with special needs to do helpful things around the store. What a worthwhile thing to do! This makes me want to support the company as a whole. Furthermore, I like the quality of the merchandise and it seems to be getting better. It was a little slim during the covid timeframe.

This was always my go to chain store when I want nice shoes for walking, exercising and dress. This…read morelocation was out of my way but I was in need of shoes for an event. Limited cashiers, even though there were three at the front only one was checking out customers. This was a little frustrating when there's a line, especially on a weekend. Customer service could use a little improvement as far as attire and professional demeanor. I felt like I was visiting a neighbors daughters place. Very casual and didn't feel very customer friendly but maybe it was an off day for them.

A pretty large location that wasn't too crazy bananas on a pleasant spring weekend. Like many…read more"outlets" that you find in this area, this location did have a sale going on but most of the shoes were not at any sort of deep discount. I think everything that day was 40% off, which isn't bad, but most pairs were still $30+. Not a whole lot of floor staff around, but I was checked in on once while trying on a couple of pairs of shoes. The woman who stopped was cheerful and I'm sure what have helped me with my requests if I'd had any. Shoes seemed to be on season - a lot of flats and sneakers with boots stuffed onto clearance shelves in the back. Probably not worth the drive itself, but not a bad stop if you're already headed to the outlet mall.

Lovely little fabric shop that has the best pricing around for good quality quilting fabric…read more Fabulous selection of batiks! The owner is terrific and will help you calculate yardage needed. Can't say enough about this place! You even get a little surprise in the bottom of your shopping bag when you check out....a tea bag.

Stopped by this location of Bath & Body Works on a recent trip to the Johnson Creek Outlets…read more I'm a fan of Bath & Body and so have been in several locations. This was definitely the messiest, least organized location I've ever been to (which maybe makes sense because it's an outlet location?). I was looking for some scented oil refills and was able to find some fragrances to bring home, so can't complain too much! The prices didn't seem that much lower to me than I get elsewhere? But, maybe it was the items I was purchasing. I would definitely stop by again if I was in the area but wouldn't go out of my way for it.

Great spot to get gifts or holiday scents. They have a huge selection of candles and scents. The…read moremarshmallow fireside is my favorite. They have everything from lotion to candles to plug in scents and soap. I was hoping to find some bath bombs but couldn't find any. It always feels a bit overcrowded and overwhelming. Lots sale tables in the middle of the store with many employees around.

It's what your boss wants you to wear to work…read more Solid choice for the "business casual" office. I've been buying Van Heusen shirts and pants for years, and they have stood the test of time. Being a "larger" gentleman, I appreciate that they stock extended sizes. My most recent visit to this store came about two weeks after a visit to the Pleasant Prairie outlet. The workers at this store were much nicer, and the store was much more organized. You know how on the racks for men's pants, they have those rings with the waist size? At this store, the 38" pants are actually in the 38" section! So are the 40" waist pants! Imagine that, you almost never see that. I scored some really nice button-down sports shirts for summer here for less than $20 each. Totally what I was looking for at a great price! dress-pants or suit separate pants can usually be found in the $30-40 range. Just be careful that there are also "non-clearance" items on offer. You may think you are getting a great deal, but a pair of boring khaki shorts should never cost over $40 "on-clearance". In general, Van Heusen is my go-to for middle-aged white-guy business-casual clothes to wear at the office. Hoo-ray!

We were killing time near Johnson Creek and decided to check out the outlets…read more My youngest has been on the hunt for lined Crocs, so we were excited when we saw they had a Crocs outlet. The selection at the Crocs Outlet is outstanding. They have all colors and varieties. The prices were roughy $5 less per pair than you'd pay elsewhere. That said, they did also have a buy two get two free deal going on when were there as well. (we were just wanting 1 pair, so we saved about $5 than normal retail prices) They also had all sorts of charms to personalize your crocs. While they did have a myriad of colors and styles (including plenty of my son's desired lined Crocs), their selections of sizes in any given color was extremely limited. We asked and they said they were pretty much a what you see is what you get shop (ie: no big stores of sock in back). We found a few different colors that my son would have liked but ended up having to opt for basic black because we couldn't find his size in other colors. That said, I couldn't find his size in the other colors online either--so maybe a bit of a shortage overall? The service was friendly and efficient. All in all a solid experience and we left with a pair in hand!

Not much to complain about. It's a crocs store and they sell crocs! They have all sorts of types…read morebut also the well known original kind. I came in to purchase a pair while in the area. I was hopeful that it would be lower in price than buying at a store (because it is an outlet) but prices were pretty comparable to what I've seen. If anything it was only $1-2 cheaper. There was a deal going on the original style that was 2 pairs for $45 which is a great bargain but I unfortunately didn't have a need for two pairs. Staff was friendly and helped me with all my questions