I like Columbia clothes, and I previously got discounts at an outlet. I've been to this employee…read morestore twice. It had a good selection of styles and colors. Mountain Hardware, Prana, and Sorel were other brands sold at this store. We were able to get things for the whole family like jackets, tops, shorts, pants, and hats from Columbia and Mountain Hardware. Everything was at least 40% off with some items that appeared to have a bigger discount. Access to this store is easier to get than other employee stores. We got our entrance pass through AAA. It's also offered to Oregon Zoo members and Columbia rewards members on specified dates. The customer service was 4 stars with readily available people ready to assist.

Haven't been in about a year or so and wow they made it super nice! For me personally, it's hard to…read morefind Columbia gear that fit me well but when I get a pass, I'd like to drop by and check it out. It felt like they expanded it or made it more spacious and better lighting. It was super organized. There's also a little play area for kids in the kids section and everything was laid out nicely. I enjoyed exploring and walking around there! Maybe one day I'll find something that fits and it my range (price wise!)

I did not even realize this was here! I was trying to get an ADA spot but someone in a giant truck…read morewas blocking the entire front for quite a time so I park in ADA a store over. I usually try to get a place so that the lines (the do not park here) are for my door because sometimes bending to get in or out of the car is more difficult if swollen etc. I was just starting to open my door and a gent flew into the lined space nearly taking my door off so that he could argue with his wife and teen as to who was going into a store. I was seriously paralyzed with fear - seriously dude... I am already in ADA, please don't kill me! SOOOO, apparently park here with caution. This was on a Friday so perhaps it is rougher heading into the weekend. I will say that the store does seem light on clothing and heavier on home things. I did see entirely too much I wanted to take home. Getting through the registers was pretty fast even with how busy the store was which was nice indeed. And, as with all these type of stores - some of the best things are in the line on shelves.

I know that the rule is looser now but I'll share what I've noticed. I haven't gone out window…read moreshopping for a long time, almost a year now? Crazy. Anyways, when I entered there was a kind lady who greeted me and offered to help me wipe the cart handle down. I didn't need it but am happy to see someone helps sanitize it before you use it. There was also a person who greeted me and was counting how many customers entered and also had plenty of sanitizers for us to use. There were arrows to guide you but this Marshalls and probably like many others, are quite crowded. Everything is very close so you'll be very close to people too if it's a busy day. I guess those who don't mind can be close together but I tend to wait till the aisle is less busy before I check it out. I didn't buy anything but noticed they have a white wall between each cashier and customer.

Zach was so wonderful. Immediately as we entered we were greeted and asked if we needed help. He…read morewas so helpful. Someone who actually shows interest in their job. Felt good to have entered big 5.

Good prices with a good variety of product. The staff seemed like they would rather be ANYWHERE but…read morethere. We needed to ask a couple of questions but they did not seem to want to work. I would definitely find the big name sports store in the mall more convenient, and the massive online retailer price competitive. I'd suggest either over this as it's not that great and just gives a meh feeling. We only went here to exchange something we got as a gift and I think we will never be back.

Sadly, I can't recommend JC Penny's. While Penny's has never been a regular shopping destination of…read moremine, I do remember shopping there for school clothes as a kid. And as I got older, they didn't carry the more fashionable clothes I prefer. This year, while doing a search for a faux black leather pants, JC Penny's had a pair online that were more attractive than any other options that came up during the search. They arrived within a few days and were very nice, well made, stylish, but way too long. Like 6 inches too long. 2 alteration places quoted me $50 to hem. Not happening. So I ventured to the store to do a return to avoid paying return postage. Upon entering the store, I wondered if they were closed. There is no one there! Worse, all the previous cashier stations are gone and no associates anywhere to ask for assistance. I wandered through every section of the first floor, past very dated looking clothing, and finally found an associate in the makeup department. She explained that online returns, and all purchases, are handled back by the shoe department. Plus just one other location on 1st floor and one cashier on 2nd floor. Well, I guess if there are so few customers, this makes sense, but it does nothing to contribute to a positive experience to create repeat purchases. Sure enough, I found the cashier, and the few other customers, all perplexed, wondering if this was where they should be paying for their purchases. My return was processed, after 10 minutes of very challenging system issues where they could not locate my order, and with manager assistance, th3 return was completed. I purchased a pair of Sketchers while there. As I made my way to the other end of the store to exit, the alarm went off and I realized they didn't cut off the sensor. So back through the entire store again. Definitely got in my steps, but that wasn't the point of my visit.

I got my daughter a backpack for school. It Is VERY…read moremisleading. It was 2 backpacks, 1 bigger & 1 smaller 1. 1st NOWHERE on the product info does it give measurements. I know it says 'mini' in the title, but I assumed it was meaning it came with a 'mini bag with it & the 1 was a normal size backpack. I NEVER would have guessed the "Big" backpack was mini & the 'little' was micro. Very MISLEADING. & we dont have a JC Penny here & they want $8 to return by mail. This is bs. 1st & last time ordering from you. I will just Amazon, Walmart & target my stuff, all of which have free returns

Great selection. Great prices.Selection is decent. It varies…read morefrom mediocre to fabulous!You have to get lucky. If you do, you can save a substantial Amount of money.Most of the time I am very happy with what I Find. It may not be exactly what I wanted but it was close enough that I couldn't pass it up.I usually go there 5-6 times a year and buy buy 4-6 Pairs on average. I have been doing this for many years.

Great for Shoes, Not Much Else…read more First off, this employee store is much harder to get into than the Columbia or Adidas employee stores. It's pretty rare that I get a pass -- usually it's through my 107ist membership -- so I end up going maybe once a year, if that. On the plus side, there's plenty of parking and the store itself is clean and well organized. The clothing selection is definitely trendy... maybe too trendy. It feels geared more toward teenagers and young adults. I've visited a few times now and honestly haven't found any apparel that interests me. A lot of it comes off as flashy. I was hoping to see more outfits tied to big events like the Winter Olympics or the World Cup, but while they did have a few jackets and pants, they were pretty boring overall. The real draw here is the shoes. About half the store is dedicated to footwear, and there are some really nice options. Most shoes are around 40% off, with the non-discounted pairs clearly marked. Prices on display shoes usually range from about $145-$220, so you can do the math to decide if it's worth it. Even with discounts, many pairs still start around $80 and go up from there. Clothing, on the other hand, still felt overpriced even after the employee store markdowns. I've been here three times now and still haven't bought a single thing. In comparison, I've purchased multiple items at other brand employee stores. That said, if you're already planning to buy Nike shoes, this can definitely be a solid deal. One standout positive: the employees have always been very friendly and helpful.

Excellent customer service! They can do rushes, design work, deliveries! They are very…read morecompetitive on pricing just ask! The entire staff are genuine people, doing their genuine best! Their capabilities are endless and can always find a solution to a complex project. The staff is friendly, knowledgeable and alway eager to help!

Used this screener a few times and everything seem to go well until they ruined an order of…read moreLululemon jackets. The sleeve was completely wrong printed on the front of the sleeve versus the back of the sleeve, and the logo on the front left breast was printed at a different vertical placement different lateral placement and even different angles on a couple of them. Every single one front logo placement was different. Scale of the front imprint did not match the mock up either. Although they admitted not following the notes in the approved design, all they offered was an $87 refund on the imprint of the sleeve of jackets (10.4% discount for now completely unwearable product). Not sure if they are outsourcing to a different screening company that they bought? In any case this is not the kind of company that I will be continuing to do business with.

This was a giant Dick's store inside the Washington Square mall. There were 2 floors inside, full…read moreof all sorts of sporting good, just a heaven for any sports fan. They had so many windows around the ceiling, the store was full of sunlight, felt so nice. Like many other Dick's store, they had all the popular sections like baseball, softball, football, tennis, fishing, biking, golf, racket sports, sneakers and huge displays of apparels from different brands. I explored the store for about half an hour. They have lots of World Cup 2026 merchandises. I was looking for sporting shorts and found some I liked in Adidas section. The prices were slightly higher compared to Adidas' website. Some of the staff members I talked to were friendly.

This store is massive, even has a second floor! And that's not always a good thing. The footprint…read moreis a maze, making it difficult to find what you are looking for without asking for help. Yikes. Came here to buy some Oregon Ducks gear and a Blazer hoodie I saw someone wearing at the game. Two specific items, and 10 minutes wondering aimlessly to find the items or an employee to help me. They do have a huge assortment of clothing, and in every color of the rainbow, not just basic black. I appreciate that. But I'm not a fan of bigger is better, and prefer shopping at smaller Dick's locations like the one in Lake Oswego. so much easier to find what you need, and get in and out of the store quickly.