This place is incredible! Southern Charm and the popular HD(Hammer Down) were invented here!!!…read more Worn by Country Stars to school aged kids. The shirts and hats are second to none. Southern tradition in clothing, hats,boots and shoes for every age and every size. My kids went crazy over this place. The staff are helpful and quick to help you. If you like southern hospitality and value, you're gonna love this place!!! If you are within 50 miles or more of Cherokee, it's worth the trip.

The staff were rude and completely lacked compassion. It was pouring rain, and they refused to let…read moremy 6-year-old daughter use the restroom. To make matters worse, my wife had just spent over $200 in the store, yet they still denied a simple request. The employee who turned us away did so with an attitude and showed no understanding or empathy. I understand that businesses have policies, but there should be room for basic human decency, especially when it comes to a young child. Unfortunately, because of this experience, I cannot recommend this business.

My Wife loved this hidden gem in town. The Store Owner was Very Inviting, Polite and Attentive. If…read moreYou love shoes of All types...Check out the Inventory here.

Cherokee is a town on the reservation of the Eastern Band of the Cherokee Nation, in western North…read moreCarolina. During a recent trip to the Great Smokey Mountains National Park we took a visit to Cherokee. A lot of the town was closed but I had a very nice at Nancy's which sells all sorts of Native American crafts. The store is huge and every inch of space from the front porch into the store is crammed with clothing, dream catchers, pottery, baskets, accessories, hats, shoes, blankets, and bags. I will always remember how I attended a Pow Wow in Florida and the Native American speaker urged support for Native American crafts. He said that if you wanted your dream catchers to work, then they had to be authentically made by Native Americans, Walmart wasn't going to cut it. The dream catchers here, created in every hue of the rainbow, are so authentic that they include a card that tells you the name of the Native American artist who made it. The prices were also at least half of what was being charged at the pow wows I have attended. This is the place to shop if you too are in love with Native American crafts.

I wish a shoe shop liked this was near me! They have a lot of great brands and a million sizes. The…read morekids section is particularly notable. The store has a little bit of a retro feel in terms of its decoration, but you will certainly find something that you need here.

Amazing customer service, something very rare these days! Denise was so helpful from start to…read morefinish considering I have problem feet and it's so difficult to find me shoes that fit and are comfortable. She went above and beyond with such a great attitude and smile. Great selection of shoes, pricey but good quality

I visit Asheville yearly for a quick getaway. The drive is approximately 2.5hrs from my location…read more The area has alot of outdoors things to do, nice places to stay and great foodie spots! The outlets had plenty of parking, and clean bathrooms. They have a few new stores that other outlets don't have. Always a great time wandering thru outlets for goodies. And they are not far from my home.

It's very deceiving to call these outlet stores when they actually offer better deals at the…read moreregular stores in your town or on the store websites. Don't waste your time!! Prices are jacked up!!

Good selection of mountain type hiking shoes, boots, fleece slippers, etc not readily found…read moreelsewhere. They have a sale room in back to check out which has shoes and discounted clothing from their other outdoor stores.