We got new shoes at this location for my two 13 year old boys…read more They had a huge selection of wide size Sketchers and lots of options for my kids. They ended up both finding shoes almost immediately and were very happy with them. Very unusual to get them in and out as fast I did this time. Jason was the person helping us, and he was incredibly friendly. Was quick to greet us and answer a question I had, then directed us to the different areas of the store where we expressed interest in styles. When I mentioned his help, he said he really enjoyed the customer service aspect of his job best. A great employee! Once again, my family has left Famous Footwear happy and content.

Assistant manager helped save the day. Shopped online for combat boots and saw they were clearance…read moreand the store had them. I called and she looked around and put them on hold for me. She also set me up with the free rewards program and I got double points. Clean store and quite the variety.

I had a pretty good experience here; I've been to Vans outlets in California and they're usually a…read morenightmare of disorganization, kids running around, ugly clothes and just general chaos. This store was well-laid out, had pretty sweet inventory, and the prices were right - they had a Buy One Get One 50% Off sale going (which I imagine is a perpetual sale) that brought the prices down to something manageable. Let's not forget the lack of sales tax up here! If you're just looking for any ol' shoes, the deals aren't fantastic ($30-$60+ per pair - this is not Payless Shoe Source). If you're a true-blue Vans wearer, you're aware that these guys will last you quite a bit longer than the knockoff version at Target - trust me, I've been through at least 10 pairs of those and they are not the same. I grabbed a pretty sweet pair of tropical-print Classics for $35, making my boyfriend's $30 pair go down to $15. $50 for two pairs of shoes that typically retail for twice as much? I'll take it. If you're in the area and are looking for a pretty decent selection of Vans, check this place out.

Love this store. Pretty much one of the widest selections of Vans shoes in the state. Being an…read moreoutlet location, they carry the typical line of classic Vans styles you'll find at the Vans retail stores you'll find in most of the major malls. However, there's a nice twist, you'll also find a huge selection of random sale shoes, organized by size (sale shoes don't have full size runs, randomly sorted) and they are always buy 1 get 1 50% off. If you're a fan of Vans, it's pretty easy to come up on some great styles and at a awesome price here. They always have the sale shoes racks completely stocked and it's interesting finding different styles in your size every time you visit. They also have the same randomly sorted styles theme with racks of men's and women's apparel marked down, and almost always BOGO 50% off. Definitely worth checking out if you like Vans. They will always have the classic Vans shoes you want, but chances are that you'll be able to find a pair or 2 of shoes off the sale rack that are such a good deal you won't be able to pass them up.

Came in yesterday looking for back to school shoes for my 15 year old. When we walked in a female…read moreassociate told us the sale they are having is if you spend $75 or more you get $10 off. Cool! A male associate comes up and helps and tells us about the same sale. We find a pair of shoes for $110. When the male associate rings us up and tells me the total I asked about the discount. He looks at me baffled going oh you wanted a discount? I was like well the one you and the other girl told me about when we walked in? Supervisor or manager no clue who she was then came up and told me I would need to sign up for the coupon so they asked for my email address and such. But what the heck? Why not just tell me about the email as I'm spending over 30 minutes in your store waiting for my child to pick out shoes? Why are you surprised I asked for the discount 2 sales associates told me about? In my older age I am finding the discounts at an outlet mall are simply just not worth the people you have to deal with. With online shopping being so much cheaper I question how much longer outlets will be in business

Waste of time they shouldn't be in business Mark their shoes on sale to get you to the register and…read morethen they all pretend like they don't know what happened and the pricing is wrong first and last time there

The service is good but the price is are good. But the…read moreShoes are good and the selection is good

Just a heads up, if you actually drop something in the store, they will make you pay for it, I…read moreunfortunately accidentally dropped a can of shoe spray protection, and broke it. I dropped it, I broke it, they asked me to pay for it, and I did. Just stating fact, no opinion.

Visited in Oregon for vacation from California. Our boots got wet the previous day. We saw this…read morebuilding store when head over to the electronic store next door. We wanted to check it out... BINGO! This is what we needed for our next hiking trip we navigated through every aisle within men sections we fell in love with these items at bargain prices. This store is a sisters store to some bargain stores such as Ross, HomeGoods, and Marshall's and more. I wish Sierra would have one over here in Los Angeles because i never see anything before.

I love Sierra so it is sad I had to write this. I went to Salem and there were multiple people in…read morethere without a mask. No one cared, even when they were checked out with purchases by employees. We went back in after leaving and were directed to the assistant manager. We let them know that the front door has posted signs saying that it is expected that all customers wear masks for the safety of employees and fellow customers. Her response was corporate has instructed them not intervene or push the issue as they don't want to lose customers. I spent hundreds of dollars in that single visit so what if I chose to leave due to people not wearing masks? It seems like a double edged policy. By not choosing one side, you may alienate the other. Beyond this cash grab policy, it is against Oregon law. Also, that sign says "we care about our customers" but they obviously don't care as much as whoever may bring the next sale. Everyone offers specific times where the more vulnerable can shop so I don't know why they choose not to enforce the law. They have people at the front of every store but not one thing was said to the people who chose to enter without a mask. I hope they fix this very strange policy to have in the times of COVID as I would like to come back to shopping here. Their deals are good but not enough to risk mine or my families life.

The clothes at this children's boutique are absolutely gorgeous! Completely on trend, fashionable…read moreand classic. None of the "baby" prints and patterns like at the big box baby clothing store. Instead you will find colors, designs and styles that are the same as adult clothing, just paired down to size. Seriously, some of the jackets, dresses, jumpsuits and accessories are nicer than what is available for adults! Whenever I need to buy a gift for a toddler, this is where I shop. I know that the outfit will not be a duplicate and the parents will be super excited to receive it! The clothing Is of high quality with sturdy seams and cas ERS, great materials which means it will last, even for hand me downs. It's a slam dunk! Even better because this is an outlet store and the prices are fantastic. If you have children in your life, this is where you need to shop for that special outfit or everyday quality clothing.

YES! Janie and Jack is, like, my favorite children's store, and they have an outlet less than half…read morean hour or so away from me. SCORE! If you haven't checked this place out (whether the regular store or the outlet store), you must! They carry the best clothes for children. So stylish. So fashionable. So adorable. I was just browsing, because my son got tons of clothes for his birthday, when I stumbled across a pair of jeans for $15. They were made out of good, jean material unlike a lot of the jeans or "jeans" made for babies and toddlers made out of fabric made to look like them. They feel durable, and they look classic. So, I bought them! I will definitely be going back closer to the holidays to purchase his Christmas outfits! I can't wait!

I love the sonic pictures in here they are good with the kids though it's kind of weird my son…read morestares at everyone's feet

I had been experiencing pain for months. Finally, the diagnosis was plantar fascitis. As we know,…read morethere is no cure - only help. A dear friend suggested insoles. I immediately thought of the Good Feet store. I knew the ones they sell in department stores are cheap and wouldn't help me at all. Emmanuel greeted us and took us through the presentation. He was thorough and explained each part so I could understand the process. He was very concerned about my foot comfort. We were able to find the inserts which worked for me and I was ready to go. Is the price steep? Yes, but you are paying for a quality product with a lifetime guarantee. Tori assisted me later on with heel grips. Since I've been wearing the inserts, I have greatly diminished back pain, and little to no foot pain. I'd say that was well worth the price I paid for the product. You cannot be cheap when it comes to your health. The remedies which cost the least amount of money sometimes offer the least amount of cure! With Good Feet, you get your money's worth every step of the way!!

Great prices and selection, but wow, what terrible customer service! When I went to purchase my…read moreitems, there was only one cashier and there was some issue with the customer she was helping, for at least 10 minutes. Eventually a manager came to help her and the two of them continued to work on whatever the issue was. The original cashier just stood there, doing nothing at all. Eventually another cashier came to open another register and then her customer had an issue. Now those of us in line have been there at least 20 minutes with absolutely no acknowledgement by anyone anywhere. We customers may as well been invisible. I knew there were at least 2 more workers in the store, one in the back corner straightening out the clearance racks (hardly a priority when you have customers waiting for 20+ minutes to purchase their items). I understand that there can be issues at the register, no prob. But the utter lack of acknowledging the customers, thanking them for their patience, or proactively calling another employee to help at the cash registers was epic in the utter disregard for customers. I love Columbia but wow, better training is absolutely needed!

This is a no frills store. Literally, the store has about 6 to 8 racks of clothes and a couple of…read moreracks of shoes. They call it a clearance store however the clothes here were just regular sales. I think the store will be good for some winter items. The customer service level is just as minimal as the store and decor. One person seemed to be stocking shelves and one person behind the counter. No one is really there to assist the customer. I did a quick walk through and out. Good luck there!