You'll come (huh huh) to take a picture of the sign on the window…read more You'll stay because the stuff inside the store window will enthrall you. That's the way it happened when we were moseying around the highway in Lincoln City near the house we rented. I'm not sure what I expected to find in a place called Red Cock, even though the obvious answer might be something I wouldn't want to dwell on. Turns out, the name is a clever business strategy. Lure the people in with the strength of a naughty phrase, then make them sing your praises by selling all sorts of unique and well-priced trinkets once they're there. Seriously, dank nudie bars of the world, take note! There were racks and racks of earrings, bracelets, necklaces, and other kinds of jewelry, including two-dollar rings at the counter made from the repurposed wiring of dismantled circuit boards in Guatemala and matching earrings and necklaces made with preserved coffee beans. Also, shelves with handmade soaps, small precious stones, chopsticks adorned with Transformer-like characters, and just about any gift made from unusual materials by local and less-local artisans. In the back of the Red Cock (har har) were closets full of clothing, from fluttery beach shawls to wool-lined winter coats and articles to clothe you from the top of your head to the balls (balls!) of your feet. And even though nothing appeared to be outrageously priced, I could have easily forfeited a paycheck in there. "But wouldn't it be awesome if they had T-shirts that say 'The Red Cock?'" you might wonder, as did one of my friends. With that question, the store proprietress directed my friend to the sale rack in the rear (heh heh, this is too easy), and my friends doled out forty more dollars to become the owners of lime green cotton shirts silk screened with crimson-colored lettering with none other than the store's name and feathery namesake. That's right. I'm getting hitched to a member of the newly-instituted Cock Pack. The Cock Pack's influence is so strong that one of its founding members - my Crime Partner - and I were walking down to the beach later that day, and Crime Partner was proudly wearing his Red Cock shirt. A man stopped him to ask where he had gotten the shirt and gave Crime Partner a compliment on his attire before walking away. A few hours after that encounter, Crime Partner and I were outside a grocery store when we saw the same guy . . . wearing his own lime green Red Cock T-shirt. The woman behind the counter presiding over all Red Cock business understood the alliance she was instrumental in outfitting when she met my friends and me. She told a couple of us that we had a spirited bunch of guys. And when I made a lame joke about breaking their spirits, the woman at the Red Cock was like, "Yeah, uh huh, good luck with that." Woman in charge of the Red Cock (yeah, I know) -- consider yourself an honorary part of the Cock Pack. Lack of fowl friends and certain bits of anatomy don't matter.

Update, the store has changed owners, name, and stock entirely. No more clothing or locally made…read morecrafts or sale section, now tarot readings and such. There is such a wonderful (and HUGE) selection here! They carry clothing (mostly for women, but there is a small section for men, too), jewelry, crafts, and more. They have a wide range of sizes from petite to XXX (and maybe beyond). My favorite brand is Cut Loose out of San Francisco and they always get their new seasonal pieces in. And there's a great sale section in the back of the shop with some really good deals.

Ask about the return policy, even with tags and receipt only offer In store credit - for some…read morepeople who don't live here and with no online product presence not a good alternative. Cute store, cute stuff but policy is a bit sketchy.

Jen is fabulous!!! She makes you feel as if you belong... your her family and she truly cares about…read moreyou

Who doesn't enjoy shopping? Lincoln City outlets has something for everyone- bookstore, Levis…read morestore, Old Navy, Eddie Bauer, made locally gift stores, "Salt" coffee/cafe, a candy store, Nike store, shoe outlets, restaurants, nice bathrooms, and so much more. Best of all for the dog owner, bring your dog; most of the stores are dog friendly. Isn't that amazing! Plenty of parking, partially covered, and close to other shopping such as Goodwill and bi Mart.

The Outlets are a good place to grab some food and kill time when in Lincoln City. The Coast grill…read moreis okay for bar food (good ciders) the Chinese restaurant is decent and the shopping was unique.

Torrid is my go-to spot for plus size fashion on the Coast. The quality of fabric is similar to LB…read morebut the cut and choices are more fashion forward. Although you can find a more complete selection online, this store Carrie's everything from undies to boots and coats. In the summer they carry a large selection of swimwear and there is often a good line of athleisure. You can find some fun seasonal choices now like Halloween tshirts.

I walked in the store today and immediately heard the older women employee talking to a customer…read moreabout how she "has never had a nice butt," and how she, "lost weight from injections for some other health problem" etc etc. It felt very repelling. I easily weighed 100lbs more than this employee and came to Torrid because they actually have my size. To be greeted by a fat-shamer was a BIG turnoff. This store really needs to train their employees on work-etiquette. I won't be back to this location.

I'm not a super fan. First, what's up with those tops, that used to be called a bra…read more.. The selection isn't super great. They have some cute jewelry, especially in their necklaces, but the earrings here are just a big fat no. They do have some Chicago Bulls memoriabelia and cross necklaces, which earned them a three, when the rest of what they have would have earned a one.

I gave 1 star because I could not give less. Do not be mislead by the AAA coupon book. Although the…read morecoupon does not state not applicable in clearance, so called manager Kayla said the coupon did not apply. This store is not in the customer service business. Do not patronize.

The store was neat and organized, but I'm not sure this is a true "outlet" location. It seemed to…read morehave the same things as regular AEO at pretty much the same prices. I wouldn't say this is the place to shop for deep discounts, but they have a great selection and the store is neat and organized, which is great to see for a clothing store!

The service is genuinely horrible staff is rude, messy, and lazy. The store has been absolutely…read moretrashed on 3 separate occasions going in and product just isnt worth the price.

I love Pendleton. You can get some really high quality items at this outlet store. I will say it is…read moreless of an outlet store and more of a regular Pendleton store. I was able to find a few items off the clearance rack but most of their items are full retail price.

Friendly service, one sales gal was a little too helpful. I got some cute men's shirts which are my…read morefavorite on sale so I was happy.

January 1, New Year's Day, and my 14-year-old transgender daughter wanted to go shopping for new…read moreclothes. I was unsure how to choose clothing appropriate for a teenager who recently transitioned from wearing boys' clothes. As it happened, we entered the Eddie Bauer store in Lincoln City, and a staff member approached us to offer assistance. I explained that we weren't looking for a standard outlet experience--we needed help navigating a new wardrobe for our daughter, who had recently come out as transgender. My husband and I, as cis gendered gay men, had no prior experience with teenage girls' clothing. The employee, Robin, listened carefully and responded with professionalism and care. She introduced herself and offered support without judgment. She helped our daughter select clothes that aligned with her identity and expressed her pronouns. This interaction stood out compared to previous experiences at Eddie Bauer. The store's service, particularly Robin's approach, reflected a thoughtful and inclusive environment. It reinforced our sense of belonging in our Northwest community and our continued trust in the brand. Thank you, Robin Wedertz, for supporting our daughter in expressing her identity with confidence. Your presence made a meaningful difference in her day and in our family's experience. Eddie Bauer, thank you for cultivating such a supportive team.

Ooh, I loved this store. Great selection of women's clothes. One of my favorite must go shops at…read morethis outlet! I also feel like this store gives exceptional value as Eddie Bauer is a consistent outdoor brand!

We were camping in our travel trailer up and down the coast and of all times to realize that I did…read morenot have a sweater in the camper! It was soooo cold and windy. I could not last all weekend without something to cover me up. I did not want to purchase a sweater when I have a million at home. I knew that if I found a Goodwill, I would find something. When we were parked at other campsites, we drove the truck to nearby locations, but no luck. This time we were pulling the camper and I saw the beautiful sign. GOODWILL I made my husband pull in thinking that I would have to jump out while he turned the camper around, quickly go in the store, then leave since we would not be able to park. Instead, look what I found! RV PARKING! Thank you, Goodwill! Wow! That was awesome. So, maybe all the stars just for that? Okay, not really, we went inside and they had all sorts of fun items and there it was, hanging on the rack...a thick, CUTE, sweater and it was actually a size above mine, but I did not care! I threw it on and it was so cozy and warm. I was in heaven! The sweater now lives in my travel trailer and only comes in the house when it needs to be washed. ........ .. ..... .. ..

Stopped in while on our road trip to pick up a warm jacket…read more I thought a sweatshirt would be enough, but the coastal wind and chill said otherwise. Ended up finding a great brand-name jacket for just $10 - a total score!