You remember those AndroGel commercials talking about how you can your fix low testosterone levels…read more(aka "Low-T") with their underarm applicator? Well, this store will put all of your "Low-T" worries to rest. As I walked the well-stocked, clean floor of Duluth I saw pictures of hard-working, blue-collar men all over the store; images of men that my dad always told me I should grow up to be. "Stop reading 'Better Homes & Gardens'," he would always say to me, oblivious to the fact that the hydrangeas next to him are totally a spring flower and not a fall/winter flower. My 5-inch inseam, tailored pink shorts began to cry out to me, "Don't even think about ditching us for those DuluthFlex Fire Hose Carpenter Pants! How are you gonna call yourself a carpenter? You couldn't even build that birdhouse on that father-son retreat you went on as a kid!" The shorts were right. That retreat taught me that you can't hammer screws and that dad hates the song "Who Let the Dogs Out" by Baja Men. By now the testosterone environment of Duluth had caused my hair to grow so much my chest was starting to look like a Chia pet. I ignored the negative feedback I was receiving from my finely-curated wardrobe and I pickup up a pair of the DuluthFlex Fire Hose Carpenter Pants. I reflected on my introspective journey during my drive home. As I parked and stepped out of my Jetta in my DuluthFlex Fire Hose Carpenter Pants, I used this new manly perspective and immediately got into carpentry. Well, I stepped in a pile of carpenter ants. Which TOTALLY ruined my Louis Vuitton espadrilles. But hey, baby steps. As I fall asleep under my silk sheets tonight, I know that if I need anything else to make me more manly, be it socks, underwear (in fun colors and patterns!!), pants, shorts, knives, dress shirts, dress pants, shoes, soap, mugs, and more, I can head to the La Crosse Duluth Trading Co. and the friendly, welcoming staff will help me with everything I need. 5 stars.

The underwear may be a bit overpriced, but I love the pants!…read more I have replaced most of my pants with Fire Hose, or Duluth Flex pants. Great value. There Grab Jacket I bought on sale for under $50, great jacket.

Yes, yes, and more yes! This store alone is well worth the trek to La Crosse!…read more Amaaaaaaaazing variety of vintage T's, from music to Harley shirts to a surprisingly thorough selection of cartoon characters and all sorts of random surprises. Plus sweatshirts. Plus logos and sports apparel. Plus a growing collection of collector's sneakers. Jeans galore. All expertly curated, and the store itself just has a great vibe.

Dope selection of well maintained vintage clothing. I really enjoy their curation options they…read moreoffer. Lots of great finds. Definitely worth a visit.

This is a really top notch clothing store. Selection, price, service and value are all great at…read moreAmundson's. A part from a gas station it is the one must stop I make every time I pass through Decorah. I also feel the service and support here are better than most any place I shop in the Twin Cities. Highly recommended. Their sister store The Good Foot (right next door) is also well worth a visit

A small town clothing store with great taste and an amazing selection…read more Amundson's has been a part of Decorah for as long as I can remember, I shopped there a little as a college student, and now as a resident of Decorah I really appreciate the selection of good clothing. Columbia, Kuhl, Keen, and Izod are just a few of the brands available here. The people are friendly and helpful and have a good eye for what will look good on you.

This place is a JOKE. I brought in 3 bins of nice clothes that are name brand, worn a handful if…read moretimes and more then half of them new with tags and they told me that they wouldn't take them because they had wear and tare. Which is what they told the two people ahead of me. Sounds like some rehearsed BS to me. I'm not really sure why anyone bothers bring items here since they never take anything. I shopped around while I waited and the items they do accept are below the standard. Stained, worn and a bit outdated. Not impressed. Save yourself time and make some cash on marketplace or poshmark.

I dropped off name brand clothes that are for tall people or bigger and some I've never worn and…read morethey refused them said they were looked like they were worn, I tried them on at the store to make sure they fit but outgrown them. Every time I go there with my kids and they have nothing that fits me or it's out dated.

Was visiting town & needed a gift for family in N.Y. The very respectful & kind man was super…read morehelpful & I found a Wisconsin T-shirt that was perfect/ also got to meet the owner . Lots of quality items . Also bought a few all-cotton bandanas for my Dad. Worth it to stop by ! #gifts #giftshop #wisconsingifts

The original location of the Gunderson Clinic was at 129 s 3rd on the 2nd floor of the Solberg…read moreBuilding.The respected Markos Family in La Crosse has operated numerous well run business concerns over the past 120 years.since 1994 Richard "Dick"Markos has run the Markos Wholesale Clothing that his Grandfather Richard S Markos began in 1901.Dick has devoted great time and energy to preserving the history of the building his family owns which was the location of the original Gundersen Clinic In La Crosse.in 2015 Mr.markos renovated the upstairs site of the Clinic into a very attractive apartment that has been featured as contributing to the National Historic District of downtown LaCrosse.Great care was taken to preserve much of the original clinic layout and features making for a very attractive eclectic result.Adolph Gundersen came to America in 1891 and joined Dr.Christian Christianson in a medical practice that became The World renowned Gundersen Health System.In 1892 my Great Great Grandfather Peter Glasrud was treated by Gundersen and Christianson for the stomach cancer that killed him.The second floor clinic located at 129 s 3rd street in La Crosse already had a Reputation for quality medical care by that time in 1892.With a Growing practice the Gundersen Clinic moved to the present south Ave locale in 1930 to be located next to the Lutheran Hospital started by Pastor Sagen of Our Saviors Lutheran Church which was also the church that the Gundersen family attended.

Very nice sales associates, they were kind knowledgeable friendly. I went in after discovering the…read morecoffee shop a few doors down. Loved the ambiance, they had different styles and beautiful furniture. I recommend going in they had several items marked down as well. I will definitely visit here again.

This place is an absolute scam!! There was a Portland Leather bag that was marked up to four times…read moreits price new! and everything was marked up like that! They have these "sales" that are trying to convince you to buy something, but even after you consider the sale, the item is still wildly overpriced! And all the sales people do is basically circle you while you are shopping, trying to convince you to buy the items.

my daughter was in this store in the childrens dep. there were multiple signs that said 20% of…read moreextra . when she was checking out they would not give her the 20 % . every other store would honor it . whos fault was it that those signs were still up . i called there and a so called manager was the rudest Bitch i have ever encountered . she would not let me talk but would not shut up herself . my daughter will never go there again ! do you think Kohls gives a Crap ? i will be sending multiple complaints to Corporate .they should be ashamed of them self for treating customers like that . to bad i live far away , i would have gone to that Fucking manager and tell her in person what i think of her . who the Hell does she think she is ?

I always find clothing selections for the grandchildren. Often this clothing is sale or clearance…read moreprices. I find it worth my while to stop at Kohl's even when I am not planning/needing to buy.