Greg and his team are always top notch in service, knowledge and quality. I trusted him with my…read morewedding attire and he is my go to when I need to look extra sharp for work. Thanks Greg and team!

My teenage son needed a tux for a wedding. The service we received at G. Miller was second to none!…read moreGreat experience there!

I like Kohls. The store was clean, however not tidy. If it wasn't so congested and easier to…read moremaneuver through, I would definitely give them more stars. It really isn't handicap accessible what with there no clear path to find what you are wanting. Staff are very nice and most are eager to help. One associate even went through pages of items to help my mom find what she was looking for. In the end, they didn't have it and she was kind enough to tell us a different store to go to!! Both my mom and I were surprised about that!

Kohl's is no longer the value it once was. Poor selection especially for male shoppers. The store…read moreis big as it has two floors. Overpriced merchandise and poor customer service.

Great selection of cowboy boots (and clothing and hats, too, but I wasn't there for that), helpful…read morestaff.

I have been to every boot barn in Washington and this one is top 2 for sure. I love the selection…read moreof clothes here; they carry tons of variety in the Gibson brand and their sale racks had lots to offer. The layout is well organized and not overly packed with clothing racks and the staff were very friendly. They offer an affordable selection of high quality items to include Massive boot selection and a ton of hats. This might be my favorite location

This shop is incredible. The owner had great style. It's not just a happy place for men. I would…read moresay any creative, stylish person would enjoy a stroll! I hope she expands the clothing to women. I purchased a few items and will definitely be back! I have my eye on a watch for my husband :)

From the owner: One 11 Mens Clothing, a shop thoughtfully curated for the Pacific Northwest guy in your life. The…read moreowner, Aidenn Mullen's journey started as a menswear designer for successful East Coast brands, but when she discovered One 11, she fell in love and decided to make the leap into small business ownership. Now based in Gig Harbor, she’s bringing her passion for menswear and a keen eye for style to the local community. Her shop is stocked with an exciting mix of inventory, featuring brands like YoColorado!, Bridge and Burn (Portland, OR), Pendleton (OR), and The Landmark Project, which supports National Parks. From cozy loungewear and warm outerwear to rain gear, shackets, graphic tees, hoodies, wallets, belts, knives and bourbon mixers One 11 has something for every PNW guy.

Pretty cool store with lots of unique stuff. Not a place I normally shop but would definitely be…read morewilling to shop at again in the future

This store is amazing it's bigger and everything is so neat planograms set neatly done very well…read morepleasant helpful associates and the inventory is awesome the jewelry selection is great insence as well Check it out next time your Capital Mall

Excellent experience. The staff were incredibly knowledgeable and patient. They helped our group…read morefind the perfect suit for our event without any pressure. The alterations were done perfectly and on time. I highly recommend this location for any man's wardrobe needs!

Terrible experience over priced, workers and managers say different things I don't even leave…read morereviews but this place isn't worth your business.

I was trying to pay for my items and the cashier was incredibly rude. It honestly felt like he was…read morelooking down on me and my friends made us feel unwelcome. Started asking me a bunch of personal questions like he thought we didn't belong shopping at the store. Cashiers name was Ryan and he has a swirly mustache. Recommend avoiding the store entirely.

I was shopping with my visiting sister-in-law and we decided to check out Macy's at the mall…read more Haven't been in an actual Macy's store for a year...started ordering everything on line. The new Spring-Summer clothes were in and the selection was very good. Tried on some fun clothes and decided on an Ann Kleine jacket. So cute, fit really well! Then the clerk tried very hard to push a "new" Macy's credit card on me. I hadn't brought my physical Macy's charge card since this visit was impromptu. It made me super-uncomfortable because I refused it but she kept pressing, even telling me that she couldn't locate my account after I (stupidly) gave her my social security number! Just trying to collect an extra commission on signing up a customer for a charge card that wasn't needed. Then, at home, I looked up the Ann Kleine jacket online. It was a much better price! I feel like Macy's store ripped me off!

Very cool shop with lots of hardcore denim for those on the lookout for it! Primarily for men, they…read morecan hem your pants in shop after you get them! Pretty sweet!

Staff is helpful, thats the positive bit. They dont put…read moreprice tags on for a reason. Check the return policy before you buy $400 jeans...

badass collection of rare and unique gag gifts. absolutely great for gifts for loved ones.read more

I had a truly terrible experience at this store that still bothers me to this day…read more I liked this store because it was basically on my doorstep, and it had a good selection of cards. After patronizing this place for a while, I was asked not to come back to this store. Naturally I was curious as to why they would do this to a repeat customer. I was told that I had made an employee uncomfortable- by flirting with them!! I was gobsmacked as to why anyone would think that. I'm a talker- I talk to everyone I meet the same way, but this person thought I was flirting with them. Perhaps they have too much main character energy to think that. Perhaps they found my chattiness annoying- not everyone is going to be delighted by me- but why, WHY would they not just tell me they were busy and couldn't talk? Did they feel they were being held hostage? I saw Standard Goods as a neighborhood spot. Keep in mind I wasn't camping out at the store; I'd say my average visit was -20 minutes, and I wasn't there frequently. This just doesn't make any sense to me. I'm forced to consider the possibility they felt ill at ease around me due to my disablity- I'm legally blind and my eyes look different, some people aren't comfortable with that that's their problem. Even if that's not the case, it still really hurt when they asked me not to come back. What is this, high school? Yes, I cried. They made me feel like my presence was a nuisanc. It left an impact. question whether people want me around. There were so many other ways they could have dealt with it and at the same time keep in mind that I was a customer with feelings. I get the distinct sense that they don't care about customers or the community. It's good for managers to take their employees' concerns seriously- Just not like this. Maybe they are extremely nonconfrontational, yet there must have been another way to addrss this without banning me from the store.

A beautiful dance store with great service and beautiful leotards. They also have a good variety of…read morestyles and colors available.

Amazing company ! Always prompt and helpful! Turn around time quick even if there are backorders!read more