I went right through the light at I 29 and even with my Garmin I was slightly off course, so I…read moreparked at The Fort. Oh my gawd. I had no idea what I walked into but I swear if a place sells genuine cowboy boots I find it. The Fort puts Boot Barn to shame (Sorry Boot Barn). If St. Joseph Boots has 17,000 pairs, I would say The Fort has about half. I've not visited St. Joseph boots, by the way. I smelled the leather when entering The Fort, and my nose immediately found the boots. Goodness, how can I choose just one? They have hundreds. Not just cowboy boots, but there's a pair with peace signs on them. While I was there, they had an ankle boot sale. I tried on a few pairs and left with a pair of Durangos...this was the first time in the store. The second time, I wanted to see if those ankle boots were still on sale. It pleased me cause they were...oh and the sandals with silver beads were on sale. I'm not normally much of a shoe person, either. They have boot services too, stretching and other services. I absolutely can not stand country music, but you'd never know it by my love for cowboy boots. Did I mention the size of The Fort? It's huge. All I'm saying is, Go there.

After receiving terrible service at another Boot company in St Joseph, my son and I decided to give…read morethe Fort a chance. Not being from St Joseph it was very difficult to access this store, but boy we were happy that we had finally arrived at a place that wanted our business. We were greeted with a friendly hello and my son and I made our way over to the boots. He found several pair that he liked and was settling on a pair of ariats or durangos. He was unsure, until a clerk came over and gave her expert advice and then also advised him that he would get a military discount on them as well. Because they were so willing to help us, unlike the other large Boot company in town, we were able to make our purchase and leave feeling great about the new boots. In a time when customer service is Paramount, the Fort has it down pat

The guys who waited on me offered a great combination of excellent knowledge and service and…read morerelaxed conversation. My suit is beautiful and the tailoring was first-rate.

I needed a pair of pants in an emergency and they were able to help with absolutely no issues. Top…read morenotch service. Very friendly, very helpful, would definitely recommend.

This store is pretty great. Very LA-ish. Excellently curated collection of clothes, accessories and…read moremiscellaneous things (candles to cologne, incense to water bottles). I can honestly say that my favorite clothes come from this place. The employees are great and the vibe is chill. I only give it four stars because it's pretty pricey. Definitely not accessible to everyone, but they do have some great sales and I do love this place. Go. You'll love it, too.

Ulah is a wonderful addition to the men's clothing scene in Kansas City. The staff is always very…read morehelpful and friendly. They somehow manage to carry a little of everything from shoes to coats to home furnishings and it is all carefully selected by the owners. Parking is close and plentiful and they are open 7 days a week. They always seem to have just what I am looking for at the moment.

Looking for western wear, don't fret.. family owned Nigro's is where you wanna go. There's two…read morelocations - #1 & #2. I might be a bit biased as a childhood friend is a Nigro family. We were greeted as soon as we walked in. So many helpful associates, very friendly and informative. Wall to wall family history, boots, jeans, men, women, kids - all brands - Ariat, Levi, Wrangler, and more. I went in looking for a western cowgirl shirt and boy did I find what I wanted. It took me looking through a few racks but the perfect vintage western shirt.

Great selection but even better service! Their team is incredibly helpful and informative. Can't…read moresay enough good things about my experience. Will be back!

It's so nice to have J.Crew back here! The store is beautiful and modern. The staff is so nice and…read morehelpful! I stopped in to return something, and did not have any intention of buying anything, but something caught my eye and ended up needing to use store credit. The staff were so nice and chatted with me. They have a great selection, including Crew Cuts. Definitely worth stopping in and browsing! You will definitely find something cute!

I stopped by to return an online order and the young man helping me was simply delightful. Not just…read morethat he helped with my return, but he walked me through some of the new arrivals. Wonderful customer service. I felt seen, welcomed and appreciated.

Keith and Team were presented with an impossible challenge, and rose to it. Late the week of 1/20…read moremy son, the Marine, lost his great grandmother. By serendipity, he was on home on leave during her passing, and agreed, when asked, by his grandfather, the Airforce Vet, to cancel his plans, drive 8 hours, and be present and uniformed at the funeral. Great Grandma married an Army Air Corpsman after a whirlwind romance in 1942. She would have been quite impressed by the uniform. After all, she kept the last one over 50 years. In packing on Sunday night for a Tuesday morning funeral, our Marine became aware that his SIZE 14 patent leather shoes had not made the trip with his blues. Because Grandpa was so appreciative of his presence, that he assigned him pall bearer duties, ONLY the dress blues were appropriate for the event. I began first thing Monday morning calling any store in the KC area that had a sliver of a chance of fixing this problem in 24 hours or less. Keith and his staff answered their phone - no phone tree. They knew their inventory, their rental and sales abilities, and they jumped into action. When I arrived at 0930 the next morning, they had a plan A, a Plan B, and epic customer service and attention. I have blanked out the Marine's face as it was taken after the funeral. After fulfilling his duties at Mt Washington Cemetery, uphill, during a week with a rather lot of moisture, his shoes are no longer in regs... but they certainly completed the mission.

I called to see if an overcoat was available and was greeted by a wonderful staff. I immediately…read morewent into the store and they were expertly prepared and pleasant. I highly recommend this shop for your fancy clothes needs!!

Guevel as I know this place is owned by Cam who is a super cool guy that has curated an amazing…read moreselection of Japanese and California made Denim, casual clothing and other cool gear that you can only find here in KC. Walking into this place is like walking into a cool denim shop in NYC or LA without the snobby attitude. They even get their incense from Japan and my son comes all the way from Florida to buy from Cam. My only complaint is that the selections are limited for stout guys like me but I always find something worth buying at this great place on Grand.

This is a men's clothing store with a barber shop set up in the back. It's a very spacious and nice…read morespot. I'm here, today, for an event that was on Eventbrite (Men's Roundtable: Women on the Rise). What a way to host an event after hours. #womenontherisekc #kionasinks #nicolesilvey #east+westkc #venturemenkc #mensclothingkc #barbershopkc #yelp

I enjoy hitting this store each week, but there have been a few changes lately that are quite…read morefrankly making me shake my head. In the last 6 months they removed the best feature in the store, the unsorted shopping carts in the back. It was nice to get to hunt through a few carts, like a real treasure hunt. No more. Gone. Those were the best bargains, and I'd spend over $50-60 easily each week. Since the carts ended, they've been making the store more like a boutique, and I'm not convinced it's a good idea. This seems to be the trend for these thrift stores, perhaps it's to get more money from the donated goods, but they are pricing out a lot of their customers in my opinion. There are still bargains, but it's less and less common to come across lately.. Overpriced items sit for months in the showcase, and they never apply the color tag discounts to items in that case. I've seen the same 4 gaudy german hiking medals at $10 each (they were $15 for a long time) relegated to the bottom of the case, in a heap, on some sort of overpriced little china plate. Overpriced items sit, until they do a large sale (like 50% off white tags) once every few months, or they get repriced and moved around the store. I saw a $1.99 Star Trek game sitting by the toys, I came back 2 days later, it was in the showcase and priced at $19.99 - it was worth $10 on eBay once upon a time, and that was 4-5 years and 3 computer generations later. Someone needs to clue the staff in to how to price things, and not just look on eBay for the latest asking price. If you want to price donated goods at the eBay asking price, you're asking for a lot of your customers to head to City Thrift, Red Racks, or Goodwill. Also, it's been a year. Please pave your parking lot. There are potholes 4 ft x 4 ft wide just inside the entrance on Lamar. It's getting ridiculous. Update: They re-paved the lot and put some 25c bins in the back, an improvement!

I am an avid thrifter and have frequented thrift shops for years. Unfortunately, I cannot recommend…read morethis The Salvation Army location. The store itself is very grubby, and the inventory is disorganized and hard to shop. There are many clothing categories that are not organized by size. The shoes aren't organized by size or color. They do seem to have a lot of inventory, though. If only it were easier to look through. I wasn't able to get into my thrifting groove and left within 30 minutes without trying anything on.

Does anyone find NR to be their kryptonite? Yeah I can't leave without something in hand…read more Found several shoes on two separate occasions, adidas footwear and cutest Sam Edelman pink slip ons. Oh and I found some themed Mickey & gang glassware

I've been a fan of the Rack for years and overall this location is pretty solid. I do think that in…read morethis post covid era we find ourselves in, shopping at a department store like this IRL has lost a bit of its charm. I remember pre-covid I used to go here to hunt for a steal on clothes and usually left with some goodies. On my recent visits I've left often without anything in tow, as I think there are often better deals online. I will say, however, that on our most recent visit my husband was in need of a new suit for work and knowing how expensive suits can be, and that he only needs to wear one a few times a year, it was great to find a good price on one here for him. Additionally they were able to alter it in house, which made for one less stop. Overall I'll continue to shop here, but I doubt I'll ever be as frequent of a shopper as I was pre 2020.