I've been shopping Anthro for 15 years and love the aesthetic. It's one of those places you walk…read moreinto and expect an experience of visual stimulation, beautiful smells and fashion inspiration . Recently I've noticed that the styles are trending to a juvenile market. They used to be geared more to a mature, affluent and fashion forward set. ESPECIALLY in Utah. The Anthropologies in CA are still true to the unique attire Anthropologie is known for.

I visited the Anthropologie store at City Creek in Salt Lake City, Utah today and had one of the…read moreworst customer service experiences I've ever had. I purchased a pair of shoes that unfortunately did not fit. Before buying this pair, I had purchased a smaller size when it was not marked as Final Sale. I returned that pair and purchased a half size larger, expecting it to fit better. However, the larger size was not only longer but also much wider, making the shoes look oversized and uncomfortable on my feet. I explained the situation to the store manager, Annabelle, hoping she would make an exception given the circumstances. I wasn't trying to break the Final Sale policy--I genuinely expected the larger size to fit because I had already exchanged from the smaller size. Unfortunately, she completely ignored my explanation, showed no empathy, and made no effort to help. She didn't even smile or try to have a respectful conversation. I was left feeling like she simply wanted me to leave the store. I shop at this Anthropologie location and online almost every week, and this experience was completely different from what I've always received in the past. The previous managers and associates were always friendly, professional, and provided outstanding customer service. This was the first time I've ever felt so disappointed. Policies are important, but great managers also know when to listen to loyal customers and handle situations with kindness and professionalism. Sadly, that was not my experience today. If you're purchasing Final Sale items, especially shoes, be very careful. Even if you are simply exchanging for what you believe will be the correct size, you may not receive any flexibility if the fit is completely different.

Great service and super cute merchandise. They were super helpful. Will return again when we are in…read moretown.

It is more of a vintage collection than a boutique, just different style than what was expected…read more Cute shop but not much there.

Durable, Practical, and Surprisingly Comfortable!…read more Duluth Trading Company has truly impressed us. The Fire Hose® Cargo Pants are exceptionally well made -- durable, thoughtfully designed, and loaded with functional pockets that make staying organized easy. The quality is obvious right away, and they're built to handle real work and everyday wear without sacrificing comfort. On the women's side, there are some great finds as well. An oversized sweater purchased there is both cozy and polished enough to wear out with leggings -- comfortable yet still put-together and flattering. The real standout, though, is the women's Armachillo® Seamless Long Boxer Briefs. They are incredibly comfortable -- breathable, smooth, and they stay in place all day. No riding up, no bunching -- just easy, reliable comfort. If you're looking for durable clothing with smart design and lasting quality, Duluth is absolutely worth the visit. We'll definitely be back!

Amazing experience. Fabulous service. Clean and spacious store. Lots of products. A good selection…read moreof sizes, including plus sizes. Every single team member was friendly and helpful.

Great selection of winter and summer attire. True outdoor outlet. Great prices. Staff was friendly…read moreand experienced, helpful!

SCAMMERS... Warning do not order from Columbia online. I did…read morenot receive my package and got false promises of help, but ultimately was told, sorry there's nothing we can do. I looked into reviews, and there are many stories of people who returned items didn't get items and never got their money back. It's so disappointing to see a business be so dishonest. While in stores you're at least guaranteed to get your item, I personally will never purchase anything from Columbia again.

I came in today needing to look for a new bra. Bra shopping is seriously the worst! Right when I…read morewalked in I was greeted by 2 friendly women asking if I needed help finding anything, they also informed me of the sale going on. They asked me as I was shopping if I was finding everything okay and if I needed a fitting room to get started. After trying everything on one of the women helped me find different sizes and was very knowledgable about the different brands, fits, ect. After finding what I wanted she even went out of her way to check online for other options and showed me the Layne Bryant app on her phone, and showed me how to use it. I left very happy, and I was able to find exactly what I needed. The employees here definitely know what they're doing, and I'll gladly come to this location whenever I need something from here!

Employees here are very friendly and extremely helpful! This is my go to when I need a little…read moreretail therapy!

Came to visit Park City and you know my wife and daughter had to make a stop here at Nike. Found…read moresome great deals on some dunks for my daughter and I even found a pair of Air Maxx Excee for myself which was sweet. My daughter found some dunks you can't find in So Cal. Staff was friendly and helpful.

We came for the deals and we got them! They had a great selection of tops and bottoms for men and…read morewomen. I love the new fall colors they have! Their sports bras have a few twist to the strap which I'm digging! We found everything we needed and after seeing the 40% off many of the items, we went back for more. Staff was helpful in finding certain sizes and looking up our membership. No complaints! Pro tip: the nearest bathroom is not next door anymore. It's moved closer to the Banana Republic a few stores down.

I have enjoyed shopping at Sierra for so many years. They used to be called Sierra Trading Post and…read morehad amazing coupons. The store has changed but is still one of my favorites to visit both in person and online. This location is in a busy shopping plaza and is always fun to stop in and see what new items they have. Most of their products are geared towards people who enjoy the outdoors. They have a large area for pet supplies and toys which I love to frequent. I also usually find some other great deals throughout the store. Great place to browse and find outdoor gear from previous seasons at a discounted price.

Purchased a camping mug two days ago. Filled it with a beverage. The gasket/seal failed and the…read morecontents leaked onto my clothing. Took it back. The manager on duty said that they can't exchange it because it has been used. The Sierra website says that in the event of a defective item, contact them and they will "make it right." Evidently, at the Sierra in Riverton, "make it right" means not standing behind the products they sell or treating people fairly. I have spent hundreds of dollars at Sierra this year. They just lost a customer, all over a $13 mug. I will be sure to pass along Sierra's definition of "make it right" to as many people as possible.

Got a great down hoodie jacket for sale at a good discount at this low pressure store. Just…read moreperfect for my ski wardrobe and the young man who helped me was both friendly and knowledgeable. Best of all he wasn't pushy and let me look around until I found what I needed

I purchased my first Cotopaxi product just before leaving on a 24 day trek of the Annapurna and…read moreEverest Himalayas. It was a synthetic coat rated for intense cold that weighed nothing and scrunched into an extremely small space... exactly what I needed in terms of bulk and weight. It worked perfectly for the first few days until I came too close to dung-burning stove and the material burned while the bottom quarter of the zipper melted. Despite this, I was able to continuing using the coat for my remaining days because I could pull it on like a sweatshirt over my head. During most days on the trail, I had to take it off because I became too hot. This had not been my experience with other brands' coats in similarly cold weather. Nights in the Himalaya were another matter, but the coat was surprisingly comfortable (well, I wasn't literally freezing) when combined with a thick fleece layer. That wasn't what made Cotopaxi so good. What impressed me most was upon my return to the States when I contacted the company about the burn and melted zipper. They replaced the coat even though I'd worn it for a month post-melt; and, more importantly, they had me return the used coat for follow-up testing. I was so pleased that they cared enough about customers that they were committed to stand behind their products--they wanted to ensure we have quality, working products every time we enter the wilderness. I was even more pleased that they cared enough about customers that their research team re-tested the used coat to ensure nothing like this ever happened with any of their products again. Kudos, Cotopaxi and your sales team, for awesome customer service. You have a customer and fan for life!