Clarks Shoes

Love Clarks Shoes… However I would advise you to stay away from this store. They had none of the shoes I asked for and the associate brought other «similar» styles so that I could try on. This being said… None of the shoes he brought out looked anything like the ones I asked for. I guess this is a sales technique but for me it does NOT work. Ended up ordering a pair of sandals that was assured by the sales guy would arrive in the mail within 5 days. Hasn’t happened yet. It’s been a week and no shoes in sight. When I called the store they told me it was sent yesterday (day 6)… And I should get them within the next 2 days. I will not go back to this store since they seem to not have good inventory and will do anything to sell you what they don’t have (that includes telling you a lie.)

Similar experience to John J. Several great associates but a real sourpuss ruined the experience.

I received very bad customer service at Clarks Shoes in Boulder. I went to return a pair of shoes my wife bought a few weeks ago. Though my wife did not wear the shoes out before returning it just one day after she bought it, the sales girl gave a dirty look, asked irrelevant questions, and completely ignored me when I asked about other pairs on display at the store… I certainly wouldn’t recommend this store to anyone. Thanks

I love Clark shoes, but this review is about this particular store. Overall the employees are friendly, helpful and kind. But there is one employee, not sure if she is a manager or just a sales associate but she is very very pushy, and if you don’t buy anything she acts upset. In fact whenever I do go there if I see her in I won’t go.

I have shopped here for years. It actually smells like a shoe store. They have real leather in here in a wide variety of styles. It’s not your grandmother’s Clark’s anymore, though I occasionally wish they still had a few more of the more comfortable styles for my hard to fit feet. That staff is very helpful.

OK — I know… it kind of has that grandma shoe reputation… but, they have been re-​vamping their styles and after finding a pair of really cool shoes in NYC that unexpectedly were Clarks, I thought I would pay our local Clarks Shoes a visit. I was very happily taken aback and found not a lot, but SOME — yes some — excellent, youthfully appropriate shoes. I can walk miles in them and receive «cute shoes» compliments.

Well let me tell you, I did not expect this… Clarks was barely on my radar as having shoes that would suit my style. I had it in mind that their shoes were, well… rather dull and too «pedestrian» (ha) for my taste.
So when I found myself at 29^th Street last winter and in need of some new boots, I strolled in to their store thinking «what the heck, I’m here… I’ll give it a try». And within minutes, I was delighted. For me, they were a shining beacon of customer service and quality in Boulder’s wasteland of such a pairing. I found the sales staff to be really pleasant, attentive and knowledgeable without being at all over-​bearing.
After finding many choices that I really adored, I settled for an ankle length pair of brown leather boots that I wore probably five out of seven days a week for four months. They are good looking, hip, and even with a 2 ½″ heel, they are ultra comfortable. They even held up well when I needed the zipper re-​sewn after Heather, the Brittany spaniel, chewed through them. (She liked them, too. «Yum, tasty», she said.) They just kept on ticking. And they’ll be fine into next season, too. For $ 149, it was money well spent.
And… as an extra bonus, they guarantee their socks for life. So great.