When looking for Army Uniforms this is the place. From new to used, alterations and the list goes…read moreon. With all the services that they offer under one roof it's hard to mention them all. It's really a one stop shop for those that need their uniforms done in a professional manner. Their team is very knowledgeable in all the departments from having your Class A's to regular OCP's. If you need an award they do that too. For the most part I find myself going in to see their revolving stock.l especially on the used items. With units coming and going training coming and going there are some natural fluctuations in inventory. I think this is expected due to the nature of the business. It's a lot better option than an online order when you can try it on and talk to a real person. This is something that's appreciated when you are really in a niche business.

Everything is way overpriced and that Leah girl is rude beyond belief and clearly has no idea what…read moreshe's talking about

It was a warmish early summer day, the rain spitting. I was cruising down the convergence of Lake…read moreOntario and the St. Lawrence River on the Island Belle, off the shore of Kingston, Ontario. At that moment, I was thinking I was in the perfect place for lightweight, water-repellent outdoor clothes. Luckily for Kingstonians, just a sturdy 30-minute walk to their Columbia Sportswear store at the King's Crossing Fashion Outlets. It's all here ... the raincoats, the winter coats, the hiking shoes, the polo shirts, the shorts, the other multitudes of outerwear and sportswear, the camping stuff, and the rest. When you go to an outlet store like this, the BIGGEST deals are on the off-season stuff ... so here in June, you're getting the requisite 30-60% off, and the clearance on top of that. Yes, there are always deals here, but they are off the highest retail price you'd never pay. Still, the quality is high and the options are in abundance. IMHO, the best clothing options at the King's Crossing Outlets are doing here at Columbia. Get to Columbia, Kingstonians ... then get out on the water!

From the owner: Our Columbia factory store is located in Kingston, Ontario at King's Crossing Outlets. We carry…read moreinnovative outerwear, sportswear, footwear, and accessories for outdoor enthusiasts of all levels. Stop by our outlet store before you take on your next adventure this fall and winter. We have men's and women's winter boots, ski jackets, insulated winter coats, and beanies to keep you warm this season. Whether skiing at Batawa Ski Hill, snowshoeing at Calabogie Peaks, snowboarding at Camp Fortune, or hiking along the Rideau Canal, we have the equipment to fuel your outdoor thrills. Shop our large inventory of performance products that will keep you warm, dry, cool, and protected year-round.

No crowds here Lidia the store assistant helped wonderfully and very respectful make great…read morerecommendations and I was happy to browse around because my son loves of stuff I shall return for him

These seamstresses are the best! Shout out to Twila and Esther. They got my order done faster than…read morethe clothing and sales would have and even saved the pockets of the shirts! Great work thanks again so much. If you're looking for a place to get Mamés or rank sewn onto your uniforms look no further they did a great job!

What a great find in the village of Canton. A well-curated selection of outdoor clothing and…read moreequipment at great prices. And the staff are super-friendly and welcoming. Definitely worth a visit!!

From the owner: NEW Outdoor gear and apparel. Quality brands like Patagonia, Osprey, Salomon, Goodr, Strider,…read moreRossignol, Atlas, Tubbs

While visiting home recently, I decided to play golf for the first time in a long time, but wanted…read moreto do it right by getting a pair of shoes. With this place being the only possible spot in town to carry them, I rolled the dice, stopped in, and became pleasantly surprised when there was not just one, but two options. The price was also "marked down" 50% on both so what would have been a $120 pair cost me only $60. They also had sizes 11.5 and 12 in both. Another surprise. The only thing they didn't have was a pair of nylon socks, so I rolled the dice again and took a dirty, likely germ-infested sock from the used sock box and hoped to leave without getting plantar warts or else some other unrecognizable fungus. Three days later and I haven't had to visit either the podiatrist or dermatologist. Before entering the store, I got distracted by the sales rack and ended up picking up a $10 t-shirt and a $32 pair of running shorts inside (not on sale). The cashier/manager told me he could save me 20% on my total at the counter by simply providing my name and address. Not my email address, which would have likely resulted in me getting bombarded with unwanted spam, but my physical address. Easy enough. My total came to just under $90 and I left one happy shopper.