Staff is super friendly and inviting…read more The selection is great and reasonably priced. I've bought, sold & traded here and been a happy customer every time.

We visited the store and the staff was very rude will not be returning again. It should be more…read moreaccommodating

This is a very unique shoe store in that it caters to people with wide feet. My feet have gotten…read morewider with age and suddenly I found myself having to use the store like this to accommodate my comfort. They have been in the business of serving people with wide feet for nearly 40 years. I've seen them on the road as I've driven from Seattle to the Edmonds Ferry but I never paid attention to them until I needed them. I went in on a day when I had to have a pair of shoes that we're going to be as comfortable as possible for the evening, as I had a function that I was responsible for and the shoes I had in my suitcase we're not going to be good enough for those hours. I went in and was greeted very cheerfully by the employees. I was fortunate enough to have the owner's son come out and work on helping me find the appropriate shoes. The owner and I went through a number of shoes after sizing my feet and I settled on one pair. The shoes are quite expensive but they seem to be pretty quality with a decent enough range to get what you're looking for. For me unfortunately I had socks on the day that I bought the shoes and I normally do not wear socks with my shoes. So while they fit perfectly when I bought them they're a bit too big. However, I decided to keep them cuz overall they're comfortable enough but they are definitely size just slightly too big. About the store's layout and inventory: It's a very small store with not a lot of room in it or a lot of inventory. Apparently, they have a really store much bigger in size and with far more choices. It is down in South King County. I'll have to visit someday. This store is in a very busy section right off a very congested roadway. So it's a little challenging to get in and out of their very small parking lot in the front of the building. I think they have parking in the back but I didn't try to drive around and figure that out. All that said though if you have bigger feet or wider feet that need special attention, this is the place to look. There is no other store like this. I really donappreciate how, over the last 40 years, they knew that there are so many people that need better foot care. They serve customers well,in the form of selling well fitting shoes for wide feet. They figured it out back then, and continue to deliver.

I shop here every season. It's amazing. The products, quality and service are unmatched…read more The prices are fair to the product: I never feel gouged or upset by their price. Ultimately quality shoes cost a lot sometimes. But finding wide options for all the shoes I need... priceless.

Purchased July Slide sandal that salesperson said would break in easily since they were Italian…read moreleather. Wore them for several 10 minute intervals at home on carpet. One hour into first wear, the top of my foot was blistered and bleeding. The owner asked for photos of my foot(!) and sole of shoes before finally agreeing to a store credit. She wrote "breaking in shoes by wearing them can take some time and with several wears the sandals should stretch as the leather is soft enough. We would also recommend putting mole skin on your feet in the area that is rubbing the stitching". Whoa girl, this was by no means my first pair of shoes, condescension is not generosity. Horrible experience, delighted I never have to shop here again in my life.

I don't understand the business decisions at this store. My wife bought me a pair of shoes, and…read moreafter trying them on for barely five minutes, I returned with my family to exchange them for the same pair in a smaller size. The shoes were in pristine condition. Instead of showing even the most basic customer service, the staff refused the exchange, claiming the shoes had been "worn." This was while my entire family--three young daughters included--was in the store, buying three other pairs of shoes. So instead of a simple, common-sense exchange, the store managed to lose not just one sale, but essentially all of my family's future shoe purchases. We'll be buying shoes for the next 15+ years, and it certainly won't be here. If you value fairness, respect, or the most basic understanding of customer loyalty, shop elsewhere.

Definitely older styles in terms of clothing (like for people 40+), but they have some cute decor…read moreand home finds!! I got a brand new set of bowls from Crate and Barrel for $9! They aren't buying right now due to COVID, but if you have stuff that you're trying to get rid of and would be open to donating to small business - they will take it! (I dropped off stuff at St. Vincent earlier in the day and it was a PAIN. I rather just donate here) Overall, really clean and cute place that I'll be returning to for donating and selling (which will hopefully expand clothing selection to the younger crowd) :) Rachel at the front desk was helpful and so nice!

I dropped in to this lovely consignment shop on a lark today. It is a peaceful place with…read morethoughtfully-decorated displays, a cheerful vibe, interesting items, and good deals. I was surprised to see the low overall star rating for this shop, but it made a little more sense when I read all of the reviews here and realized that every single one of the 1 or 2 star reviews was written over 5 years ago. I know I've changed quite a lot in the span of 5 years, and maybe this store has too. I have some updated information about the prices - they're currently much lower than the numbers stated on the really old reviews. I checked a lot of price tags and by far the most frequent numbers I saw for clothing prices fell between $15 and $20. Not the cheapest prices out there for used clothing, but not the most expensive either. I only saw one item of clothing that cost more than $30, and it was a prom dress, so that made sense. I got a beautiful, high-quality, Banana Republic white sweater that looks almost new for $19. I got a pair of Sam Edelman sandals for $19 also, a great deal considering that they were in excellent condition and I've bought the same style and brand (in a different color) new for $70. I got a lovely light-gray ribbed Nordstrom casual skirt for $18. It was brand new and it still had the original price tag attached, which was much higher than $18. I got a Jones New York brand sleeveless jean button-down dress for $27. This was my highest-priced item, but it was in great condition and I've bought things from that brand before for very high prices brand new and they lasted for many years, so I thought it was worth it - even though that dress was slightly tight on me. I am in my late 30s and much of the clothing stock was for older ladies, but, as you can see above, I still found some beautiful, age-appropriate clothing items for good prices. This was a pleasant place for me to relax and leisurely browse. Like most used clothing stores, I wouldn't recommend shopping at this one if you're in a hurry. It may take some time to look through the items and see if you can find something that suits you. Most of the clothing is in excellent condition. I did see two different sweaters that were very pilly. I expected their prices to reflect that, but they didn't. There was a pretty good selection of various types of clothing in sizes S, M, L, and XL. There was a much smaller selection of items of clothing in sizes XS, XXL, and XXXL - they did have a few things in those sizes, but it might be tough to find something that suits you if you are one of those sizes. As other reviews have mentioned, there is much more here than just clothing: there is an assortment of all sorts of things, from kitchen items to books. I got a cute heart necklace for $11, a CD (can't remember the price of it), a small book for $2, an infinity scarf that looked new for $12, and a good-quality, heavy paperweight (I can't tell if it's real marble or not) for $10 that I absolutely love. The lady behind the counter was super friendly and welcoming, to me and to all of the other customers (I was one of 4 total customers there this afternoon). She and I chatted about yard work and cats. I will say that I was considering asking about bringing in clothing of my own to try to sell - I was a size 2 or a size 4 throughout my 20s and early 30s and I doubt I'll ever be that small again, and let me tell you, I have some clothing that is several steps up from Banana Republic or Nordstrom-type selections - but, while there, I had a feeling that it might not be a good idea to bring that up, so I didn't. Reading the other reviews here, it sounds like a few people have had negative experiences with asking about selling their clothing here, so perhaps there was something to that feeling that I got. However, my intention in going there was primarily to browse and/or buy, and doing both of those things was a good experience for me. I guess I'm a little surprised that this place has stayed in business for so long given that they're right next door to a Ross, which has similar prices for a much larger selection of brand-new items, but I'm glad they're still there. I personally prefer shopping at this store to shopping at Ross. Shopping at this lovely little store was a 5-star experience for me in every way - excellent quality of items, fair prices, friendly customer service, aesthetic appeal, relaxing music playing, and finding great items that I love.

Our family absolutely loves this store! We moved out of state over 20 years ago but every time we…read morereturn to visit, Work 'n More is one of our guaranteed stops. The staff is always helpful and friendly and their selection of Carhartt gear is second to none. I cannot recommend this store strongly enough! See you next trip!

Genuinely one of the best customer service experiences I've probably had in the last decade. There…read morewas actually more than enough staff to help in a time when most stores try to under-staff to save money. I really appreciated having someone there to help me figure out what work boots would work for me since I'm an unusually small guy. Same with finding a pant size, they had exactly what I needed and I know they would be able to check other stores to help me get what I was looking for if I didn't have it. Also had a friendly conversation with all the staff about my van afterwards as well, extremely pleasant experience.

Great prices on clothing and shoes! There is a large staff willing and able to help with any…read morequestions you may have. Tip - before you fall in love with a shoe, take a quick scan to see if they even have it in your size. Otherwise you stand there obsessing over the price and whether or not to buy it, commit to wanting to purchase it, then pull your hair out because your size isn't there.....learn from our mistakes.

The selection and general service is good, but I gave this store a 1 star on account of one…read moreparticularly bad experience. I've visited this store 3 times total, and attempted my 4th visit this last weekend, May 20th, 2016. When I arrived I was greeted with a sign indicating they were remodeling May 20th to May 23 - over the weekend... Over the busiest shopping period of the 7 day week. Ordinarily I would never consider writing a bad review based on a lone bad experience like this. But since this is in fact an outlet store, several miles away from mass civilization, it's common sense that you would at the very least post it on your website that your store is closed for renovation/remodeling, preventing people from having to waste an entire road trip, to get to the nearest Adidas store. Both Adidas.com, as well as the Outlet Mall's website both indicated that the store was open. So I literally drove 40+ miles, with the sole intent of visiting the adidas store, prepared to make a $80+ purchase, only to get turned away at the door. You're not allowed to make these kinds of mistakes in this industry. There should have been notice on your websites, and there's simply no excuse for this mistake. I'm loyal to the Adidas brand, and will continue to buy their products, but this particular outlet store will never see another dollar from me.

Checked out Rax Vintage in U District yesterday after my cousin heard about it and wanted to stop…read moreby, and I'm glad we did! The shop has a fun, laid-back vibe with music blasting (maybe a little too loud at times, but it definitely added to the energy). They had a solid variety of pieces for both men and women, everything from tees and jackets to shoes. Some items were pretty reasonably priced, while others felt a little too vintage for what they were asking, if you know what I mean Only one staff member was working while we were there, but they were super nice and helpful, and kept things running smoothly. Overall, it's a cool spot to browse if you're into sustainable fashion and don't mind a little price hunting. Worth popping in if you're in the neighborhood!

Nice guy working the counter. Had lots of local info and was fun to talk to. Was a little hard to…read morefind. It's upstairs!!!

these folks came up when I googled shoe repair near me. good I thought. I walked in with a pair…read moreos sketchers that needed the sole to be bonded. seemed like a fair simple project. without any discussion Mrs. Hitler said:"we don't work on shoes that we don't sell.". a pox on the lot of you.

Bait and switch salesperson. Was encouraged to come in for orthotics repair, even though they were…read morepurchas3d elsewhere...something I told both the salesperson and a technician. Came in for my appointment and was pretty much called a liar, that they dont provide that service