This store was great. The manager and other staff were very helpful and friendly. I wear orthotic…read moreshoes, namely vionics and was very pleased with the selection and prices and even went to the store twice in one week. My husband was also very pleased with his selection of a pair of shoes at the same store. Highly recommended.

I wear V-neck shoes for my fallen arches and they had an amazing selection. I love this store!read more

Bottom Line: High quality shoes for men, women and kids…read more Sound Feet Shoes is such a great name for this shoe store because they carry a lot of sensible shoe brands like Clarks and Dansko. But they also carry more stylish and popular brands like Vans, Sperry and Nike. Since they are located at the beach, they have plenty of summer footwear including Olukai slip ones, Sanuk flip flops, and Rainbow sandals. The store is nicely organized and the employees are friendly.

Pretty big shoe selection, though probably better for women. And middle age dads…read more Don't expect to find the latest Jordans here. But you'll find basically every style of Teva that exists.

I love Eddie Bauer and loft so decided to go to the outlet when the nor'easter was hanging out…read morebeating up the beaches. This isn't a huge outlet but it has good brands like The Gap, Loft, Lilly Pulitzer and Eddie Bauer. There's signage up saying J Cree is coming in 2026. There are a few local stores mixed in too. A nice way to spend a rainy afternoon.

Smaller outlet than what we're used to but still a fun hour or two to grab some extra beach options…read moreor add to the school clothes there's a few possibilities for each person in every group. Cute items for kiddos, some options for grown folks and teens, and a few spots to grab a snack. We had a fun time as part of our OBX weekend. It's a little sneaky when you're coming up on it on the beach road so stay in that lane ready to turn. Check the coupon book at every hotel if you want some freebies! I didn't realize they had some perks until we were already gone

6/22/20 I met the owner of this store that has been around…read morefor 34 years. The owner of this store is named Billie, but Jean us not her lover....okay, ever since Billie sang a small portion of that song, it got stuck in my head. I don't know how many times I have been in this store, but come this September, this store will be closing its doors forever. The Coronavirus outbreak really put things in perspective for Billie and will close some time in September. So "Try to remember the kind of September When life was slow and oh, so mellow. Try to remember the kind of September When grass was green and grain so yellow." If you do remember this place after September, it will be in memories...yes all your troubles will be do far away. No shadows hanging over you... Okay, my mind is going in all different directions. Billie has a good store here and a fun crewmembers. It is a shame the store will be closing its doors this year, but Billie does sell cool clothing and other accessories. I enjoyed our talk with Billie. Should we stop by again this week, I am sure we will find something else worthwhile. Ws enjoyed shopping kn your store Billie.

This is one of my favorite stores of all time! It's a must if you are lucky enough to go to Duck…read more Billie, the owner and all of the ladies are lovely! What I like best is the range of clothing, jewelry, accessories and even shoes! I always find exactly what I am looking for and more! Every item I have purchased since 2003 are still stylish, well made and just plain sharp! The last time I shopped there I found so much I had to put some things back and make choices. Love this Shoppe! Look at the handmade necklace and earrings I purchased to wear to my sorority black tie event!

Islands/Amity Boutique reminded me of so much of Madewell but more simplistic and cleaner color…read morepalettes. Gorgeous fitting room area! Amity carried versatile pieces for mix and match outfits and weather transitions (lightweight sweaters).

Islands by Amity is a cute little store packed with fabulous women's clothes, jewelry and handbags…read more We found some great deals in this fantastic shop: a beautiful top and a fabulous sterling silver ring. There's lots to see in this small shop and things might be a little tight, but stick it out! You're sure to find a treasure...

Prices are of course way marked up for tourists- but we've gone at least twice every year we've…read morevisited Corolla so around 8 times. So much to shop around there, great food and restaurants, and keeps you busy for a couple of hours for sure. Check it out!

Bottom Line: A nice beachy shopping center with stores, restaurants and such…read more Overall, I like the Timbuck II Shopping Village. For starters, I like the beachy aesthetic. Shoppers walk along decking and boardwalks to access the shops. Also, there are different buildings within the shopping center so that adds some interest too. My favorite shops here are The Cottage Shop, Sound Feet Shoes and The Cotton Gin. In addition to shops there are also a handful of restaurants and eateries. And behind the shopping center is a race track and miniature golf course. Timbuck II includes some other business too like a massage place and a real estate office.

NEVER SHOP HERE My…read moreboyfriend and I went into this shop and purchased a Sand Cloud towel for $70. We had not used it and attempted to return it (folded, stickers and tags still attached) only to be met with a strong "no, you're not allowed". We had bought it the day before and had the receipt which clearly states that returns are allowed within 30 days. On top of this when we checked out we requested to split the payment down the middle (so we could pay half-half) and the lady at the counter said yes, but when he put his card onto the machine it paid the full amount. It was very annoying that the lady at the counter didn't know how to work her own checkout machine. Never go to this store.

Closed. They were…read moreclosed. I wish I'd known before I came. The parking was not user friendly. And the lack of being open for business was pretty lame.