Ter Har’s

Really poor customer service and attitude from the older cashier. Have spent a lot of money here over the years, but with this year’s experience, doubtful we will return.

Summer time i was here gear. Some of it with a flash other kind of comservative. Its all here and its all on sale. Its on the corner in Cannon Beach. Of course you stop in. Sometimes the sale is really on… other times its just your we need to say ita a sale a sale. Either way im good. Its all part of the stroll through Cannon Beach. Every once in a while there is something so sifferent so unique… you just gotta have it.

No organizing by size? Really? All sizes mixed in together. Lots of cool clothes but I didn’t have the desire to go through every rack looking for sizes. I’m a big shopper and this was a first for me. Would it really be that difficult to do some size organization? The young sales clerk asked what I was looking for and when I told her she had no reaction and walked away. I’d rather spend my time trying on clothes and buying than trying to find sizes.

Best shop at cannon beach! It was not geared toward teens. The had different sections clearly for different age brackets. They have name brand items! Toms, roxy, quicksilver, Lucy (looooove!)… Just to name a few. They have shoes, hats, clothing, gifts, bags… I’m 30 and doing items too young for me and too old for me. However ever age group can wear toms or Lucy if up ask me! They even had hees jeans I have never seen before. They have no zipper or button. They almost look like maternity, however I asked and hey were not maternity. They are freaking awesome! Lots of unique clothes here that you can wear to work or on the beach. Nice dressing rooms and had 2 young super nice and helpful gals that worked there. My husband bought a roxy purse for his daughter and asked the gal of it was a good buy for a teenage girl and she was very helpful on which one to purchase. I ended up spending a good amount on some Lucy leggings and a quicksilver top. Very clean and had items in every size. Can’t wait to go back again! I’d actually expect to see Vera Bradley in this shop. I think it would do well here. Just sayin!

I go to the beach a lot, and I always stop in here to look around. It is a store mostly for girls and women, but they do have a small section for boy/men.Their clothes and novelties change a couple times a year, there is still some cool things and people can easily find something for them. Yeah the prices may be a bit high, but not everything has an outrageous price. Even if you don’t buy anything, just looking around at everything they have would be nice.

This is a decent little beach shop but even with all their merchandise I think I have bought something in here once. If you have a teenager though you might score.

When wandering around The People’s Republic of Cannon Beach enjoying all of the highlights of the coast… the sounds of crashing waves, the wind whispering through the leaves, the gasps of people discovering gluten on their plates, the whispering Prius ignoring you in the crosswalk, locals and tourists alike with tummies full of the official meal of the Pacific Northwest — «Assburgers!!» (inside joke), and rude, sub-​par service… I found myself drawn into a shop with an inviting 50% Sign. Actually, my lovely lass was more drawn in… I was just along for the stroll.
Ter Har’s has a smart formula. Put your shops in high traffic tourist locations (Seaside is their other location) and offer things that people on holiday can’t live without. Lots of beach wear, trinkets, bobbles, and other shiny things at an extremely high mark-​up. It’s Capitalism boys and girls, and you make it work!
Being a local, the Wintertime Retail Depression of the coast can have its benefits, and 50% sales like this that are storewide are a nice perk. It is really the only way that we would shop here, as we let the tourists pay to bait the traps.
Lots of name brands and quality merchandise. Lots of Christian themed tees for the popular Christian Conference Centre and it’s Kool Aide swigging inhabitants. WWJD? Well, I doubt he would condone the homophobic, self-​centred, hypocrites that use his name in hate, but that is another discussion.
Being a lad, and not a very pretty cross dresser; Ter Hars doesn’t have many items that appeal to me for my own personal wardrobe, but my voyeuristic needs are met with some of the sexy styles when modeled by others.
The store is a bit crowded and tight in it’s layout, so I would imagine during the tourist rush it can be uncomfortable, unless frotage is your kink. A bit overkill on the shoplifting signs and security signage, but sadly this is a sign of the times. Employees stalk you a bit and it can be creepy.
Nice and clean store. Some cool things, some gaudy outifts, some kitsch, and some deals, so explore…

I always end up venturing in here but I’m not exactly sure why. They have cute enough clothes and I’ve spent plenty of money here in the past but I can never stay long. Prices are what you would expect for the area, but what drives me crazy about this place is the sheer amount of stuff! It’s hard to walk around without running into people/​displays/​rack of clothes. I don’t usually feel claustrophobic but shopping here makes my head spin. If you don’t mind it then you’ll probably have a great time and find some really awesome clothes, but if you don’t like tight spaces then you’d be better off finding somewhere else to shop.

Their merchandise is more geared toward teenage girls, but somehow Mr. K and my boys were the ones walking out the door with their arms full of purchases. Reminds me of a recent Modern Family episode.
Before you get any ideas, their purchases were completely gender and age appropriate. Ter Har’s extended their Black Friday sales through the weekend, so the entire store (not just one rack) was 50% off. Perfect time to purchase boogie and skimmer boards for our trips back when the weather turns warm once again.
They are one of the largest clothing stores in town and definitely are going for beach and casual outdoor wear rather than an upscale boutique. The have Dakine backpacks, hats, etc.
I prefer the location in Seaside, which has an even larger selection, but this is a nice option in Cannon Beach.

Love this cute little shop!
They have purses, jewelry, clothes, wallets, coffee mugs, etc. They have teen brands like Dakine, Roxy, O’Neill, Paul Frank and they have shirts for adult women as well. You can also get souvenir clothes like Cannon Beach sweatshirts. Prices are reasonable as well!

I pretty much live for shops like this! They have lots of cool and randoms things. They also have a pretty big selection of clothing and stuff for tourists. I found these amazing sunglasses here last time I visited that I haven’t seen in any other stores and they were cheap too, which is obviously a definite plus!
Next time I am in Cannon Beach visiting, I’m definitely going to stop back in Ter Har’s and do some shopping!

Every time I visit Cannon Beach, I wind up in this shop. I can’t seem to help it. While I’m not really a shopper by nature, they have a terrific unique handmade shirt collection among the souvenir stuff. Some of my favorite closet items come from here. I bought several sweaters last fall, that I wore all winter. I bought two beautiful summer shirts, this visit. Besides, the things I like are in my size and usually on sale. Bonus.