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    Tri-Lakes Sportswear

    2.7 (3 reviews)

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    My 10 yr old daughter lost her favorite Padres hat. I took her into the Lids store by the food…read morecourt in the Promenade mall and couldn't get any help. The employees were too busy looking at their phones to be bothered. We instead went to the Lids store upstairs and received much better service. Jesse couldn't have been nicer or more helpful. We asked if my daughter could have her hat embroidered. Jesse said yes and offered a few ideas. My daughter was indecisive so Jesse asked who her favorite player was. My daughter said Jeremiah Estrada. Jesse was impressed and created a custom logo with Jeremiah Estrada's name and number. My daughter was so excited she literally jumped up and down when she saw the finished . Thank you Jesse for taking the time to create a very special ball cap for my daughter!

    Super friendly staff at the Promenade Mall Lids store location. Had hoped to find 49'ers or…read moreSeattle Seahawks hats but no luck. As a matter of fact inventory for the last four teams in the NFL was zero. I guess the buyers instincts were off this season. It happens I guess. Anyway, the year end hat selection was fun to browse at. I even found a MLB hat for only $5. And know my goal is lose a few pounds and purchase my a Boston Celtic jersey. Finally, it is a clean, organized, affordable and they have a friendly staff that is proactive helping you find what you are looking for. Thanks for the warm hospitality.

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    This was my first time shopping at Lululemon, and unfortunately it was an uncomfortable experience…read more Throughout our visit, it became increasingly obvious that employees were closely watching us and seemed to assume we were trying to steal. Whether intentional or not, it felt like judgments were being made based on our appearance, and it completely ruined what was supposed to be a special shopping trip for my daughter's birthday. I will admit that I was bringing multiple items to the dressing room for my daughter (who had her baby in the stroller inside the fitting room); but there was never any bad intent behind it. I was simply trying to help her try things on and make her birthday enjoyable. Once we realized how uncomfortable the situation had become, we decided not to purchase anything and left the store. As a first-time customer, the experience only reinforced my impression that this store caters to a certain type of customer while making others feel unwelcome. Situations like this could be handled much differently by employees. Instead of making customers feel watched or judged, employees could approach people in the fitting rooms in a friendly and professional way by offering assistance ( different size/ style/ item) and perhaps explaining store policies respectfully. Customer service should make all shoppers feel welcomed and respected, not singled out or uncomfortable. Very disappointing experience. I will stick with NikeSkims lol.

    I had two completely different experiences at this store within the same week. On May 9th, right…read morebefore Mother's Day, Valerie and Angelica gave me amazing customer service. They were kind, welcoming, gave genuine styling advice for my height and body type, and even wished me a Happy Mother's Day. They made me feel comfortable and valued as a customer, which is why I returned a second time. Unfortunately, my visit on May 11th between 6-7:10 PM was one of the most uncomfortable shopping experiences I've had. I came in shopping for my birthday with my infant in a stroller and was repeatedly approached by employees in a way that felt more suspicious than genuinely helpful. While I was trying on clothes and taking care of my daughter in the fitting room. It was taking me longer than normal because again, my infant was in there with me, and I was really indecisive of the clothes I was trying on. I noticed employees repeatedly watching the bottom of my stroller and belongings very obviously. After stepping outside briefly to throw away my daughter's diaper, I walked back in and overheard an employee with short curly brown hair and glasses say over the mic, "she's walking back in," which immediately made me feel singled out and uncomfortable. The overall energy from several employees felt cold and judgmental rather than welcoming. Even though multiple employees asked if I needed help, when I actually asked questions their responses felt irritated and dismissive. One male employee responded to a simple leggings question in a condescending tone by pointing to the tag instead of actually listening to what I was asking. At that point, I no longer felt like a valued customer -- I felt watched. I ended up leaving without buying anything because the atmosphere became so uncomfortable. I also spoke to the manager, Taylor, afterward, but the conversation felt dismissive rather than understanding. Instead of acknowledging how the employees' behavior came across, the focus was placed on store policies and "body language." I've worked retail before, so I understand loss prevention, but there's a clear difference between being observant and making a customer feel targeted. What's disappointing is that this store clearly has employees capable of providing excellent service, as Valerie and Angelica proved during my first visit. But the staff working during my second visit created an environment that felt unwelcoming, judgmental, and uncomfortable enough that I no longer wanted to shop there. Overall I think the store could benefit from touching up on customer service training and teaching about unconscious biases as well.

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