shoo is a very unique and unordinary fashion forward boutique with cool items you won't find…read moreanywhere else! Don't let the name of the shop or the display window fool you. It's more than just a cool "shoo" store with hand made jewelry, clothing, leather handbags, fun gifts, and more! I fell in love with how the owner Kate Blake displayed items carefully throughout her store. She was very nice and helped me find other items in the back of the store too. Everywhere I turned there was something catching my eyes! I came upon this store by sheer accident and sadly it was almost closing time. I definitely will be coming back soon! That large dark red hand cut crafted leather bag is in my mind. If you're a sock person, you definitely have got to stop in! 100's of cool socks from practically all over the world including socks with fun attitudes!! The shoe collections for both men and women are amazing! Eclectic, sporty, dress, high fashion, casual and the like you won't find these styles anywhere. Well maybe Europe I suppose. shoo store is a fun and enjoyable treat to visit that I'll easily want to return to!

I wore these to the Flea Market, Fort Myers Fl. I got multiple compliments from fellow shoppers…read moreand store/stall owners! I love these, then add the marvelousness of the store and the service I receive, I couldn't ask for more. 1 week later, at the Flea Market, Fort Myers. I got more compliments on these shoes and was remembered at several shops for my shoes the week before. More shoes to be love by me and others! All from SHOO!

I have not been to the remnants of The Avenue since I was a kid. It is nice to see that a section…read moreof it is hanging on as a TJ Maxx location. The street (metered) parking was easy to find when we arrived. Architecture of the ex-Mall was still lovely to see and there was a tour group there talking about the history of the location. If you go to one TJ Maxx in Wisconsin make it this one.

We walked to this TJ Maxx from our hotel while visiting Milwaukee. None of us had any specific…read moreneeds, but we were happy to find some gems at a nice price. We started in the beauty section and I immediately found clearance hair clips/claws that were cute and a great deal. My friends were having a great time looking for items and when one of them decided to try some things on I decided to look a bit harder and found two pairs of jeans- that is not something that normally happens! Not only did the jeans fit great but they were $20 and $24 which in my mind is a great price especially considering they'd be $70-100 regularly. We also browsed the shoes and I happened to find the perfect pair for a wedding I had coming up, so of course I grabbed them. On top of the other finds I also found a small toy for my dog. I ended up with two sets of hair claws/clips, two pairs of jeans, a pair of heels and a dog toy for under $100. While we only interacted with the staff at the register they were also nice and my friends and I all ended up finding a few items here.

Where to begin ? First of all the formerly known Grand Ave Mall location downtown could be a great…read morechoice but aside from the nice interiors of the store itself the mall is a discombobulated mess of design layout and a maze of fast food joints with no obvious way in or out. As for the Milwaukee Boot co their selection is great but the general sizing and lack of width selection is abysmal. I don't understand in this day of 3d printing and immediacy that a store like this would not offer any width options? I was set on buying a pair of suede ankle boots and the salesperson suggested sizing one 1/2 size down from my size 12 shoe size that I normally wear. Mind you I wear a 12B or have a narrow foot with high arch which makes it challenging finding and getting fitted to shoes and especially boots. After several tries fitting the Mills ankle boot the 10 1/2 seemed to be a good length for these boots which are made in India, but the D width was too wide and the material around my ankles closed up entirely. The mills boot doesn't have padding at the collar of the boot which didn't help. So my qs to the salesperson begged to reason what are the boots sized to if I wear a euro 45 and normally fit a size 12 B but now he's trying to fit me into a 10 1/2 D boot That's clearly poor fitting ??? His answer was insufficient and lacked any clarity and he tried assuring me that their boots are standard sizing . Funny . Standard to whom I say. And why in the world would any new shoe company in the world not offer any options for widths? Not all feet are created equal and I can't possibly be the only person wanting a width options? Their loss on a potential 250. Sale. I'll continue looking elsewhere. Thanks but no thanks to Milwaukee Boot Co with boots made in India ? Really?

Gorgeous selection of shoes, bags, belts, etc. Super friendly and helpful staff. Prices were…read moretotally within reason for what you would expect for a high quality, locally-made product. We left with what we came looking for (and a little more!). Will definitely be back.

Ordered online and received and box that was absolutely crushed. It's a miracle I got both of the…read moreshoes as they could have easily fallen out. Desperately need to change who does their deliveries.

Just left there with my 2 year old daughter. Came to the check out line and they assume we only…read morespeak Spanish and the cashier claims my daughter put something in her pocket. Keep in mind she has no pockets so I look at her weird. She doesn't understand so i strip my 2 year old naked. Yea you heard that. Infront of the whole store I took off my daughter's clothes socks pants until she was barely in a diaper. The manager and cashier are all saying "Ok ok sorry stop please". I empty my pockets and drop my $600 cash on the floor. Was just trying to check out some boots. Old white manager that's bald with glasses said a customer claimed to see us steal something. No apology, no accountability, no discount, just racism and discrimination. This has never ever happened in my life. My family and I only continued coming to Famous footwear because my sister was employed here for years. Now I see how it really is. Take your money somewhere else.

It's an okay location to look through to see what you can find. Unfortunately, I did not find…read moreanything for me but lots of people seemed to. Their prices are higher, they had Nike air max with a $74 price tag. They had a foldie bag that retails for $60 brand new for $50. I'm sure their prices re based on their location. Parking is $2 an hour and you may have to circle a few times to find one. I hit lucky and found one right down the street. Staff didn't seem to greet anyone upon entering. Stuff was very organized. They have several dressing rooms.

An "upscale" goodwill. Lots of Ann Taylor, Banana Republic,…read moreZara, type of ticket items. Price is reasonable, and half off color tag days still apply. They do continuously spray some essential oil throughout the store. If you are alergic to essential oils or scents, you could die in here. I was told by an associate that they have to keep that on cuz they can't wash the clothes.

Using my pictures with out my consent. Would definitely NOT go back here to do biz any more. Got…read moreswindled on a pair of Clay Yee for my j4 cements. Had to add cash. Would not deal

Great place if your a sneaker lover like myself, a variety of kicks from Air Jordans, Nike, and…read moreAdidas. You can trade a new pair or used pair of shoes you own towards store credit. Love this spot can't go wrong.

I've been in a few times and each time I leave knowing more about men's clothing and fashion than…read morebefore I stopped in. Robert is very knowledgeable and professional. I would recommend Milworks to people interested in men's fashion, but not wanting to break the bank.

Don't trust Millworks online. I ordered a pair of +$400 penny loafers because I needed the color,…read morebut when received were clearly worn first. Numerous scuffs and worn heels. No one checks returns and just recirculates them.