Boot Barn is so fun! The Salt Lake City and Evanston (WY) staff are exceptional!…read more The selection is great and there is always a friendly face to assist you.

I am now following you Derp!…read more Truer words were never said about Evanston Wyoming! Hopefully the owners running these businesses will notice and do better, as it really isn't right to run a business so shamefully! Sadly the poor locals have no choice in Evanston, so they have to put up with all of these unethical practices! As a business owner myself I regularly hold Staff Meetings, so my employees know exactly how to do their job, how to troubleshoot, be efficient, I am able to maximize productivity and morale! This doesn't seem to be the case here!

This is a neat little shop on Main St in downtown Park City that sells designer and higher end…read morebrands as well as funky inspiring brands like WESC. You will also find a huge selection of TOM's shoes here for your philanthropic and shoe wearing purposes. The store's staff is friendly and willing to give you the time of day even if you're looking at 3 pairs of shoes in 2 different sizes and they're not shy about recommending different things to give you an interactive shopping experience. I liked the layout, simple, effective, and they had a pretty good 50% off clearance going on in the back. Definitely a great place to shop or a cool spot to stop by when browsing downtown Park City.

The cutest boutique with fashionable for the young and trendy lady or guy…read more Shoes, sunglasses, clothes, jewelry, upstairs features items for babies and children and there is a window to the old tomey barbershop chair where men can dapper up. Features an eclectic selection of labels from RVCA which my boyfriend wears to trendy casual women's skirts, shorts, jeans, tops. Boutique prices, therefore i could do some major damage here. Very unique to the tourist shops, art and winter-ski gear stores that seem to dominate. I bet this place is slammed in the summer.

Don't buy anything here unless you're absolutely positive you want it. The return policy is…read morearchaic. First time in the store this week searching for a Christmas gift. Bought 4 olive wood aperitivo bowls ($40). As I checked out I asked gentleman if I could bring it back. "Yea before Jan 2" Here I am trying to return today. Turns out you only get store credit. Perhaps the cashier said that when I bought it? Doubtful given he struggled with the cash register and could only sent a text receipt. The return attempt was an unfriendly customer experience - especially at Christmas time. Shame on me for not pressing for clarification at point of sale - shame on them for having a lame return policy. Won't be back and will warn all I can to do the same. Caveat emptor!!!

Came in to buy another pair of Portola jeans -$295.00 but instead got followed around the whole…read morestore by the cashier. Guess if you're a person of "Color" you're not trusted in this store.

Have been shopping at Sitka (previously called Alaska) Fur Gallery for 20+ years. Family-owned,…read morehonest, stand by their products. You can bring something back to them ten years later, and they will fix/repair at no cost. Also, best-priced, high quality fur anywhere, given very little middle men cuts. Cannot recommend more highly.

I absolutely love this furrier. Exceptional quality, and unbelievably fantastic service. I was able…read moreto purchase my dream mink coat and a little bit of tailoring was done on the fly by Miss Patty to ensure everything was perfect. Could not be happier and I can't wait to come back to Park City Utah to visit them again next year! Shout out to Helen, my new bestie!! Thank Hiram!

I never would have imagined making a custom suit for my wedding day could be stress free or even…read morefeel magical. My experience with Tailor Cooperative was both! The staff in the shop are warm and welcoming and the atmosphere is as sophisticated as their suits! Caitlin Andrew was with me every appointment from the initial consultation/design phase to the fittings and alterations. She was extremely helpful and knowledgeable, helping break down all the subtle nuances and details that go into making a custom suit. This was my first time ever getting a custom suit, and I'm so happy that Caitlin was able to help bring my dream suit to life. Overall this was a fantastic experience and my suit will make me feel like a king on my wedding day.

This is by far the best tailor around. Rubin listened to what I wanted, crafted some ideas, and…read moremade it a reality. I cannot emphasize enough how great a job they did on my tux and 4 dresshirts. If I could rate this more than 5, it would get 100. Rubin is the man!!

Negatives stars for customer service and scam sales and coupons!!! It's no wonder Kohls is…read morestruggling! Never shopping here again!

How do these guys stay in business? Went to buy a king size comforter for our bed at their store in…read moreLogan after my wife searched for one online and saw that they had one in the store. I contacted an employee after I couldn't find it on the shelf, they went to the back and got it and brought it out to me. I then asked her if I could still get the discount even though we did not place the order online because it was quicker to come in and get it. She said yes and to make sure the person at the register gave me the discount and to tell them that the lady in the back said to give it to us at the discount. The comforter was marked at $180 and with the discount would only be $72. So I went to check out and the lady rang it up and I proceeded to tell her the story of how we saw it online but didn't place the order because it would have been quicker to come in and just get it and that the lady in the back said it was ok to still get the discount. The lady listened and then said that she could not give me a discount, but that I could get the discount by applying for kohl's cash (which I learned is a credit card) I told her my wife didn't have to do that to get the discount. She then told me that their internet pricing is always different and that I needed to use a "kohl's kiosk" in order to get the same discount. So I walk from the front of the store back to the center of the store to find this ancient machine (honestly the tin man on wizard of OZ looked more updated than this thing) anyways I still had a tiny bit desire to try and make my wife happy and buy the comforter. I had to consistently smash the touch screen to get any response all while trying to enter my email to get an additional 15% off my purchase. After I signed up for the emails the kiosk from the Jurassic age told me that it would send me an email confirmation. After waiting for 5 minutes I never received one and ended up ditching my efforts to buy the comforter. Honestly I never shop here and will never shop here again as they were so unwilling to help me get the same discounts that my wife was able to get online. Good luck staying in business with that type of experience...

Brooks Brothers Park City Outlet store is not an outlet store. It is very much a retail store with…read moreretail pricing. Even with their sale items they are way overpriced. A salesman there trying to convince me that a silk tie there is a great deal at $98. Absurd. My experience there was awful. The salesman I worked with sold me two pairs of Chino's. I asked him if the pants would come out of a tumble dryer without wrinkles and he suggested I try that. Turns out the pants were too small in the waist. I took them back to exchange for a larger size. All seemed to be going well and I was looking at a number of other items to purchase which would have added around $600-$700 to what I already purchased. I was then abruptly told I could not exchange the pants I had purchased because tags were removed but still in the bag and they had been washed. I had bought these pants two days prior. What a bunch of idiots who really are lame. Get this. I'm trying to not return but rather exchange the pants I purchased and I was also looking to make a significant purchase, in addition. Where is the common sense with this store's business's return policy and the knucklehead employee I had to deal with. (1) they made a $120 sale but lost a $700 sale (2) On top of that they not only lost the $600 additional sale but also a customer for life. I would never shop at this store again.

Went in here today at 6:30 pm after spending the day shopping with my hands filled with bags. I…read morewanted to buy a couple shirts but the brunette woman behind the counter was too busy getting ready to close and basically snubbed me off when I asked her a question. Funny thing about sales. Counting money, getting ready to close early and stocking items don't mean a thing if you don't sell a product to the customer. I will never step foot in this establishment again. There are too many quality stores that I shopped and bought at today: Tommy Bahama, Tommy Hilfiger, Banana Republic, Calvin Klein, Abercrombie and American Eagle. If the manager bothers to read reviews just know you lost not only at least a $100 sale but you lost a customer

After deciding to have a shirt made for my daughter's wedding, with great trepidation, I searched…read morethe Internet for a custom shirt maker in Salt Lake City. Face it, Utah may have great skiing and outdoor activity, but it isn't known for sartorial splendor. I found Beckett & Robb and warily made an appointment with Curtis. My concerns had no basis in reality. This was as professional an experience as when I had a suit made on Savile Row. Curtis knows his stuff and took time to answer all my concerns. He knew more then the dudes on StyleForum, and if you ever perused that website, you know what I mean. Curtis knows every aspect of haberdashery head to toe. After disappointments having clothes made in New York City, London, and Hong Kong, it's ridiculous to know that the consummate custom tailor is right here on my doorstep.

So how often have you tried to buy a suit with the jacket fitting, but the pants were off or vice…read moreversa. For most males, they can buy off the rack do a few adjustments and be ready to go. Then you have people like me that are in that perennial gray area between a 40R and a 40S, where the short is too short, but the regular is just a tad too long. Where the waist on the pants fits, but the pant legs are too tight or the pockets flare out massively because there is no adjustment made for wider hips. Enter Beckett & Robb. Made to measure from head to toe. I came to know of this place because my classmate's brother is the head guy in the downtown SLC location. Let me tell you this, Tanner knows his stuff. I know my way around a suit fairly well, but what Tanner knows if far and beyond my knowledge. I was a little hesitant at first because I didn't think they'd be able to cut my suit just right, but thankfully I was wrong. I ordered a black suit for a wedding. The price beat what Nordstrom and other retailers were offering for similar suits, but the biggest selling point is that it was designed specifically for me. Once the suit was ready (5-6 weeks later, don't expect a quick turn around time), I went in for a trial fitting where any final adjustments could be made. I sort of freaked out when the pants didn't fit because I thought it couldn't be fixed. I go back a week after alterations and they fit amazing. The suit looks great. The price, in my opinion was very reasonable, and the style of suit I got was something I wasn't able to find anywhere else. Best thing yet, when you're ready for a new suit, they have all your measurements so all you have to do is pick out your fabric and style and you're all set, unless you either gained or lost a lot of weight.

We stopped in to take a look around and ended buying quite a few items. They have a great deal of…read morenice men's and women's clothes. They had a very good sale on nice men's jackets and vests. The selection in the store was great. We also bought a couple of bracelets and a really cool ice bucket with a scoop. Lisa, the lady that helped us was excellent. She picked up on our style immediately and did very well and helping us find the right sizes.

Pretty merchandise but a horrible experience. Salesperson was very rude to certain customers,…read moreignoring them completely, and fawning to others. Nasty. I was there to do Christmas shopping and she completely ruined my festive mood.

Jubilee Foods is gone, but Sports World is larger and has a very good selection of shooting,…read morehunting and fishing gear.