As most resell shops go, the prices on most of their shoes here are out of this world (not in a…read moregood way). The employees have also never been very welcoming. I'm not looking for a hug and invite to dinner, but in my experience they are at best indifferent and at worst almost annoyed whenever I've come in to look around. Unlike many sneaker shops they do have some serious grails here, some of which I've never even seen in person. If you look past the high prices, you can actually find some reasonably priced used pairs, which I plan on picking up soon

Ordered a pair of shoes last night. They canceled the order saying "we did not have enough stock to…read morefulfill your order". I then checked and the shoe was in stock they just doubled the price. Seems slimy to me. You should honor the price shown online, and not raise it on customers especially after they paid. I used to come here but I'll take my business elsewhere and I recommend you do the same.

I stop in everytime I drive through Salt Lake City, and am always happy with the outcome. I was in…read moreat the beginning of July. Even though there was not a special sale going on during our visit, it is always a treat to find past season Patagonia items at a discount. The store is clean, well laid out and well stocked, both with past season and current season items. Fitting rooms are spacious so you can try many items and still have room to check out all angles in the mirror. The staff is friendly as well. This time we had a jacket we needed repaired, so they accepted it to ship back for repair. Lots of parking is available in their lot.

I don't live in SLC, but when I'm in the area, I always stop at the Patagonia Outlet…read more The biggest and one of the only downsides of this location is the parking. If you catch it at the wrong time, good luck finding a place to park because the lot is tiny. Inside, the store isn't large, but it packs a punch for what it has. A lot of items are discounted 30% or 40% (or more, depending on the event). Some of the items are samples and/or irregular items, so the discount(s) can be pretty steep. One of the best parts of this is that for someone who is out of town, they will ship your purchase for free. So I always take advantage of that because why pack it in your luggage when they'll do that for you? It's a great outlet with pretty stellar deals and a great selection. 100% worth the stop.

Over the most recent years, Kohls has undergone some changes, including the incorporation of…read moreSephora and even line queue changes similar to that of TJ Maxx and Home Goods. Merchandise on the floor is always full of variety, but location changes of merchandise are a pretty regular occurrence. They have recently had some confusion in movement upstairs and/or downstairs with the construction/repair on elevators (pro tip: the elevators are to the right of the inside of the main entranced when you're walking in; and stairs on the left). You can always find some treasures when they have the additional 50% off of clearance sales.

I like Kohl's, but I think it's very expensive even with the coupons that they give you!…read moreBut that's not why I'm leaving a review , it's for the people behind the return counter that not only has the returns for Kohl's, but does all the Amazon returns! They work their butts off!! They all without exception have been the nicest people , and sometimes that line is out the door and they are alone! They are very fast. They are very efficient and they are very nice. ! Thank you you guys!

Visiting family in Salt Lake, my son had to grab an outfit for a dance. Great customer service…read morehere, nice gentleman asked us if we needed help. Very friendly and attentive. My son found an outfit that met his needs. The store was well maintained and had a lot of choices. When you're a bigger man, it can be hard to find nice clothes that fit. They have everything you need. It is pricier, but that's a result of specialty sizes.

DXL has a captive audience and they know it. As the only (ONLY) Big and Tall store in the entire…read morestate, this is the spot you have to go to get clothes to fit the larger and taller of us. Customer service is pretty good here. There are always associates roaming around to assist and they are good to let you in the fitting rooms, ring sales, etc. Selection is decent. You can find casual wear, suits, and most anything in between. They have as much selection as a men's department at any other department store. Only issue is if you don't like the department store, there are other department stores. This is the only game in town. Prices are bad. Like, REALLY expensive for what you are getting. This goes back to being the "only game in town." There is no local competition so they can charge what they see fit. And no, I don't buy the "but there's more material" argument. There's not that much more material. If you shop with their coupons and buy multiples of some items you can save some serious money but you are still coming out with an empty wallet. I find I order more online than go to the actual store. It's 50 miles from me and easier to ship to the house and hope things fit. You can return products to the store if need be.

I've been a loyal customer here or over ten years. Over twenty suits ordered along with many belts…read moreand dress shirts. The level of service has dropped off considerably and customer service and business practices at this location are now shady at best. Manager engages in bait and switch practices and sales associates are either new, incompetent or shady as well. I went in last week to purchase a belt and specifically inquired about black Friday deals on custom suits. The sales rep told me they would be 30% off for black Friday and that sale would start on Wednesday the night before thanksgiving. I go into the store on black Friday. I confirmed with the sales associate that the suits were 30% off and proceeded to take measurements and get fitted for four suits. When I go to check out the discount is not present. Sales associate checked with manager and he said there was no sale on the custom suits. I told him I had specifically confirmed the sale on custom suits with two different sales associates on two separate days. Dude could care less and told me to go pound sand in his polite manager way. Steer clear of this location. There are plenty of other options around the valley or online with trained associates and managers who don't routinely engage with bait and switch practices.

Looking for friendly service... not at this location. Unfortunately, I don not recommend stoping by…read morewhen Ivan is on his cell. The customer at the store was way too much of a distraction from that important call. If your looking for guidance to finding a type, style or fit, come prepared to not get any guidance.

I have enjoyed shopping at Sierra for so many years. They used to be called Sierra Trading Post and…read morehad amazing coupons. The store has changed but is still one of my favorites to visit both in person and online. This location is in a busy shopping plaza and is always fun to stop in and see what new items they have. Most of their products are geared towards people who enjoy the outdoors. They have a large area for pet supplies and toys which I love to frequent. I also usually find some other great deals throughout the store. Great place to browse and find outdoor gear from previous seasons at a discounted price.

Purchased a camping mug two days ago. Filled it with a beverage. The gasket/seal failed and the…read morecontents leaked onto my clothing. Took it back. The manager on duty said that they can't exchange it because it has been used. The Sierra website says that in the event of a defective item, contact them and they will "make it right." Evidently, at the Sierra in Riverton, "make it right" means not standing behind the products they sell or treating people fairly. I have spent hundreds of dollars at Sierra this year. They just lost a customer, all over a $13 mug. I will be sure to pass along Sierra's definition of "make it right" to as many people as possible.

If you're looking for high quality, good fitting men's clothes, look no further! However, it's…read moregoing to cost you a pretty penny. Sweaters, hoodies, and shirts are going to cost you $80-$200+. (And that's not to mention more expensive items like blazers and jackets). In my limited experience thus far though I think it's worth it. The customer service experience was also much higher than your typical clothing store at the mall. When I walked in, someone helped me right away, grabbed all the clothing I wanted to try, and then brought sizes and other clothes to me while I was in the changing room. It was a great experience and I can't wait to go back

What an amazing store. If you are looking for some high-end casuals and/or suits, this is the…read moreplace. They always have amazing service and make sure you get everything you need. You can tell the employees really enjoy working there. They also have an in-house tailor so you don't have to go somewhere else. Elle helped me find a perfect suit for my buddies wedding, thanks Elle! Ask for her when you go in, she's the best. The store smells amazing as well, and all the merchandising fixtures are super unique (something a fellow retail worker would notice!) Thanks Bronxton, you gained a customer for life!!

this Macy's is where most of my purchases came from, here during my stay in Utah. my favorite…read moresection is Backstage, on the 3rd floor. i got shirts, pants, cargos, and suits. i loved the ambiance, the service and the buys here

I cannot believe I have been a Macy's shopper for 50 years. I go in today to look for something in…read moremy size one X and was told they no longer have plus size clothes. ! we even named our granddaughter, because of the big stores in New York in San Francisco, where we were resided for six years! I can't tell you how disappointed I am and how I will never again step foot in a Mac