Incredibly high-quality clothing, beautiful array of choices, warm and helpful staff.read more

I love Lesley Evers clothes! Unique designs and fabric and fun to wear. Comfortable, too!read more

Obsessed with this brand. They have a sale right now and did I treat myself? You bet your a** I…read moredid. Why buy one when you can buy two? Maybe three? I don't know, it was all a blur. Customer service is top notch. Only issue I have is...there's so many colors....you think you know what you want and then they're like wait...we have more! Let me show you!!! Then you're asking yourself...how many bags is too many bags? They don't judge. No one judges you at Portland Gear. Will be back for more. Perhaps they'll make hiking/backpacking gear? Maybe more work totes/purses? Just throwing it out there.

Portland Gear @PDX was the highlight of our day. It was our second shop to visit after we landed…read moreand thanks the heavens as our first was a very unnecessary unpleasant interaction with the manager at Pendleton Woolen Mills, which was unfortunate because we like to support heritage companies! But, hey their loss was Portland Gear win! We spent all our money there. Dakota was a delight and went above and beyond to accommodate every request and answer every questions we had! A credit to this company for training such a great employee and quite honestly, they are lucky to have such a dedicated team member. The selection of apparel, bags and backpack, was wonderful and of the highest quality we have seen recently. Prices was impressive considering it was locally produced! Do yourself a favor and and swing by this hi and stylish brand staffed by wonderful human. Highly recommended. A+++++++++++ PS. Great Job PDX, for hosting such a great selection of local artisans and brands.

I always find the cutest shoes here. But the styles for clothes are simply lacking…read more The attendants at the dressing room are always so friendly and accommodating bless their souls, this store is always so busy. So many go backs to do.

The selection of plus size clothing has been seriously reduced and not a very good selection is…read moreleft. Please why does no one know how to fold clothes anymore? They take the clothes like they're ring out a wet sheet and then wrap it around their hand and stuff it in the bag. Also has anyone else noticed that all the clothes are wrinkled that are hanging up? They snuck that one by us pretty quick didn't they? When everyone started buying clothes online with these folds increases in them it became more acceptable. But do you realize how much work we actually have to do once we get the garments home to get them to look halfway decent!?

It's been a few years since my car found its way to the doorstep of Willows and I was absolutely…read moredelighted to find that I can still count on them for quality and variety. 2 big thumbs up for today's experience.

Clothes overpriced for what you get customer service horrible don't waste your time.read more

Part of the Gap and Old Navy family, Banana Republic is the higher end clothing store. This is a BR…read morefactory store which has its own line of lesser quality clothing, not discounts on previous season clothing. This is where you come if you want basics and layering pieces in neutrals. Year after year, everything looks the same. Some would call the pieces "classics." Blazers, slacks, long and short sleeve so,I'd t-shirts, button up shirts, skirts, dresses and some basic accessories. My style is more eclectic and I rarely find anything here but stop in once in awhile always hoping. Located on the far end of Cascade Station by Lane Bryant, the store doesn't get a lot of walk in traffic.

Went to the store recently to look for a few new summer pieces, and it had a nice selection and the…read moreprices were great. An associate named AJ was particularly helpful and really went out of her way to provide excellent customer service! We will definitely shop there again.

I went looking for one of those foldable duffel bags that Columbia used to have available by the…read moreregister. I didn't see them so I wandered over to the backpack section and Owen came by and was so helpful. We looked at a number of bags and he was so kind to empty one. I was able to play with it to determine if it was going to fit my needs. In the end, it wasn't going to work. While I didn't buy anything during my visit, Owen was outstanding. Looking forward to coming back and checking out the winter wear as we head into Spring.

Worst ever experience! Order was significantly delayed, after called the customer service, the…read morerepresentative told me to contact the delivery directly, and said that I should blame the weather , prey the God and blame myself for choosing Columbia sports wear, and refused my refund request.

My first time in this store today, and I loved it! Cute clothes, sweet staff, beautiful jewelry. I…read moregot some earrings that I love and would have bought more clothing but I'm in between sizes. Everything is pretty and soft. Super well curated. I will be back.

I want to love this local shop...but every visit leaves me disappointed and even a little mad. The…read morewoman working here was extremely rude and condesending. I don't know if they think i'm too large or too old or what?! Return policy isn't great either so you had better make sure you love what you buy.

I shop Target purely for the clearance and some sales. This Target has great clearance finds when…read moreyou take time to look around the store and scan things to check the prices. They have a large selection of items with various prices. Most recently, I found patio furniture at 70% off. It was clearly marked, but I still found some great low cost items. The service is good and Target has a good return policy. While I hate that they rolled back their DEI initiatives, I shop there occasionally because in this economy, I have the get the best deal.

Sold furniture with a missing piece, told me only option was to return it, despite me being unable…read moreto They've also rolled back DEI initiatives despite marketing their products to marginalized groups