This Nordrack has lots more stuff for guys! or at least have a bit more of store space than other…read moreNordRacks around the valley. I like how spacious and clean it is, the staff is always cool, and for the most part not too busy, or at least doesn't seem like it. Good shoe selection too.

Horrible return policy. My daughter tried to return shoes which we bought at 12:30 and came back at…read more2 they said No because they were worn and too dirty which is impossible because we bought them not even an two hours ago. They claimed they were un-sellable. Once again we only had the shoes for two hours and somehow they were too dirty and we couldn't return it? she wore it for less then an hour and they were acting like the shoes went from white to black. The manager wasn't nice whatsoever, but the lady was sweet about it. so when you go to buy something just know they do not have a good return policy.

From the manager to the staff on the sales floor- every person here gave me a GREAT first time…read morevisit to the shop! I'll be looking for a Vuori to shop when I return home to Dallas, Texas. Thank you for the great shopping experience, the joggers and dry fit tee were a hit! Worth every dollar

From the owner: Vuori draws inspiration from the active California lifestyle--an integration of fitness, yoga, surf…read moreand life. We make products that stand the test of time and hope to inspire others to live healthy, extraordinary lives. We're a Climate Neutral Certified brand that's committed to sustainability. Investment in Happiness drives meaning for every area of our business, a philosophy and active commitment to the shared happiness of our team, customers, community and natural environment.

Not sure if it was just me or not, but I didn't find a whole lot of interesting things at this…read morelocation. Usually my trips to H&M result in me not leaving empty handed, but this time that was the case. I won't judge it too harshly though. H&M overall is a cool store that has a bunch of kinda wacky clothes, but hidden around are some cool pieces. Maybe I just couldn't find them at this particular store

My first time coming to this store , I am leaving Utah in three days & also saw the sign upfront…read morewhere it's said SALE lol..! I ended up getting 10 T-shirts , sweaters & couple of full sleeve shirts . Because they were only 5-7$ & I need to get some gifts for all the gentlemen on my family . So I saved a lot of money & it's really good quality too . Funny thing is most of the items are made in Bangladesh so I can't send it back home lol ! Customer service was excellent, the girl who helped me today I wished I have asked her name . She was a great cashier . I was way too excited for the sake I forgot to take pictures lol , sorry !

People think Vans they think shoes, as they should, but there's a lot more to it…read more Let's start with the other stuff. As with other Vans stores, this one outfits the cool kids with t-shirts and pocket tees, hoodies, quarter zips, tank tops, beanies, fleece, backpacks, rucksacks, water repellant gear, stretch pants, caps, jockey hats, board shorts, crew socks, sunglasses, wallets, belts, and the rest. Two important notes when it comes to this store and Van's stores in general: First, it not just for boys and men ... you'll find plenty of stuff for Women's sizes as well. Second, Vans isn't just for the skater crowd. It's got a large selection for snowboarder gear (including a killer line of boots) and surfers (although not much now in February at this snowy Utah location. And, of course, they've got plenty of Vans. When I say that it has more Vans shoes than any store at the Station Park mall, that's not totally a no-brainer: The nearby Zumiez with piles (literally) of Vans and a Famous Footwear with at least 20 Vans options. It definitely has more of the latest fashions from the Vans braintrust, and have other stores beat on the options of their famed (and original) checkerboard patterns. And their flexibility in sizes will make those bigfeeters (12+) happier than they will coming out of Zumiez or FF. As for the prices, I'm used to the Vans Outlet and Park City where I walk out with a pair for about $50. Most of those I liked were $65-100. Then again, this is the freshest gear; the hippest Vans fan will want to make their way to this location. Remember, Vans is "Off the Wall" ... not off the rack.

This place is absolutely sick. I buy all of my decks from there now because they do free grip tape…read morewith a deck purchase. The shoe quality is beast and if you don't rock vans you're a chump.

In any mall or mall-like entity like Station Park, some stores seem to blend into each other: The…read morewomen's frou-frou frou-frou boutique (Claire's, Francesca's, Hope Ave, etc.); the women's reasonably priced clothes and accessories (Maurices, Evereve, Lane Bryant, etc.); the outdoor store; the shoe stores with a little other stuff store (Nike, Famous Footwear, etc.); the accessories-centric store (Charming Charlie), the candle-centric knick-knack shop (Bungalow Blue), and so on. In the case of Tully's, it seems to blend in with the Van's and Nike store (because it actually also sells Van's and Nike's), and the Zumiez at Station Park -- as well as stores like PacSun, Urban Outfitters, etc. and other malls because of it is cool-boy and young-man, skate-centric clothes and brands. For similarish stores, having something that sets it apart -- such as strong discount prices or a unique core element -- helps vault it out of mediocrity. In the case of Tilly's, I really don't see that unique element. Let's focus on the positive ... Tilly's has A LOT of stuff. First of all, they have almost as many Van's t-shirts than at the Van's store and, oddly enough, some originals you won't even find at the big V. There are also plenty of options from brands like Levis, North Face, Quicksilver, Billabong, Volcom, DC, Fox, Roxy, Hurley, and Etnies. And if you like more casual-ware, you'll find a lot: t-shirts, hoodies, graphic tees and sweatshirts, shoes, penny boards and other skateboards, shorts and board shorts, backpacks, accessories (a lot of wallets, sunglasses, and watches) ... and that probably just scratches the surface. The prices are a bit high, but it's a pretty good selection of clothes worth checking out.

I love getting things for my grandchildren here! The workers are kind and helpful for me when I…read morehave a question about what is cool or not.

Very friendly staff…read more I asked about the fitness class that was shown in the counter and she was very helpful. Asked about trimming on sale item too and answered well and friendly. Selection was great for a moderate size store. Outside and inside are very nice and upscale. Value is good. Just regular prices and a small rack of sale items. Will come again. Parking can be a bit difficult.

I had never stepped foot in a Lululemon before. Not out of protest, just because I assumed I wasn't…read moretheir "target demographic" and also maybe I didn't want to fall in love with $130 leggings. But then my partner had a fantastic week at work, like absolutely crushed it, was riding high, and out of nowhere he goes, "Wanna go to Lululemon? My niece says these leggings are life-changing." And honestly? Say less. So in we go. I'm half skeptical, half flattered, fully confused. The staff was so helpful, clearly used to people like me wandering in with no idea what a Wunder Train is. I grab a few pairs to try on and suddenly we're in this giant bougie dressing room with mirrors that see you from every angle of your soul. The super sweet associate asks my partner if he wants to come see how they look and he's like, Oh sure, but also starts laughing as he whispers to me "I feel like a sugar daddy right now." And I'm standing there in leggings that feel like they were sewn by angels, laughing and also nodding because yeah. Accurate. But also wow. These leggings? Life-changing. Like cancel my plans I'm just wearing these around the house all day kind of good. So now here I am, one pair in and already plotting my return. The cult rumors are true. Lululemon owns me now. And honestly? I'm not even mad about it.