Toms Warehouse

If you love Toms, you will love this. Be ready to DIG. They (kind of) have it separated into «piles» by sizes and gender. There are piles upon piles of Toms + they offer there sunglasses too (at a discount!!!) If your a bargain buyer with patience, definitely stop by.

Really disappointed with their selection this year and the only really cute styles they had were in size 5 in women’s pretty much a waste of time unless you’re getting the standard solid colors

What an absolute waste of time.
Now, I know that I was there on Sunday morning, which was the last day of the sale… But there was still plenty of merchandise available for purchase. The problem was that it was all lame.
Anyhow, to start, we were nearby for brunch and didn’t even realize we were so close. We actually had a problem locating the warehouse, but that was our own fault. We didn’t go far enough down Sunset after u-​turning at Valley View. There was actually lots of signage. We parked on the back side of the building because we didn’t realize that there was a big lot on the front side. This ended up working out because we parked near the exit, but it was a bit of a hike to get to the actual entrance.
There was no line when we arrived, which was great. I can imagine what a shit show it was on Thursday morning though! We were each given a plastic bag upon entering. Neither of us ended up using it.
All of the shoes were in large boxes, arranged by sizes. There were slip ons, lace ups and wedges for women. I normally wear between a 10 or 11 in other brands, but have heard that TOMS tend to run a bit small and stretch. So I found a pair in a 10 to try on and they honestly seemed more like an 8. Tiny. I didn’t like any of the selection in size 11, but tried on a pair anyway. They were fine, but not worth $ 20 for something I didn’t love.
My friend wears an 8.5 and said that there was really nothing to choose from. We checked out the sunglasses and then left with nothing.
At the time we were there, it seemed as if there weren’t a lot of people shopping and there seemed to be a lot of «cashiers.» Although, as we were leaving, a line started at check out.
I am not sure why anyone would complain about them checking your receipt on the way out — there are some folks out there that would absolutely leave without paying if they could. It’s unfortunate if this caused a back up, but I get it.
I definitely won’t go out of my way to go to this sale in the future!

Fairly underwhelming– got here at 4PM on opening day for the warehouse sale and my experience wasn’t quite as disastrous as the other two reviews currently listed.
Line was quick and painless, but selection was lackluster– sizes over 9 had wedges and prints, sizes under 6 did, too. 8s or 8.5s? Lucky if you can find glitter slip ons.
Thought about sticking around, as they kept bringing out fresh loads of shoes, but they all seemed to be standard solid slip ons.
Admittedly, my experience with the brand is minimal– friends adore them and I tried to steal a pair from my sister because I didn’t feel they were worth the pricetag. Got two pairs (grey classic and black glitter) of slip ons, $ 22 each, for a grand total just south of $ 50. Saw many people running around with bags of five to ten pairs, don’t know why anyone would buy so many– they’re not that great, color variety isn’t that impressive, and they’re just not that amazing.
Was a little underwhelmed by their much-​hyped «party atmosphere», encouraging people to stick around for family fun, games, music, and food. Saw one food truck and that was it.
Lines were fast, staff were mostly polite (unless they were stockers, who were stoic bordering on rude– probably to prevent requests/​inquiries). Would visit first day next year (assuming this is annual?) but don’t hold your breath expecting shoe-​heaven here.

Slip ons for adult and youth were $ 22. Last season and plain designs. Unless you wear an 8 or smaller, there wasn’t anything cute.
Wedges were $ 35. The drive and line aren’t worth it.

This place infuriated me. I got there right at 10 am when they opened for their big «blowout sale.» First off, there was NO parking. People parked illegally, along the road, in warehouse bays, etc. I had to walk nearly 8 minutes from the car to the entrance to this place. There were throngs of people walking all over the highway to get inside.
Second, the line to get into the sale was RIDICULOUS! I waited one hour and 20 minutes just to get inside the sale! I waited and waited and waited some more. They even have those twisty queue areas like at Disneyland and all shoppers needed a wristband to get in the sale. Once you get into the sale area, you have to wait in ANOTHER long line just to check out, then ANOTHER just to GET OUT of the place while employees check your receipt, Sam’s Club style.
Every annoying soccer mom in Vegas was here with their crappy kids and their giant strollers and their Coach bags and their «holier than thou» snobby attitudes. I almost lost my cool just having to be surrounded by the jerks (the typical customer for TOMS shoes, apparently). They have the special sale area corralled off so you can’t see inside and now I know why — if you saw the junk they were offering and the prices they were charging, nobody would be in line.
Once I finally got in, I was so disappointed. There were huge bins of shoes (new but no boxes) just piled in so you have to dig and dig. Also, the prices were still way too high — about 40% off retail price. Shoes that retail brand new at Nordstrom for $ 45 were priced at $ 30. Um, no thanks. I just turned around and left. I’m still super pissed that I wasted almost 2 hours of my day for this ridiculous «sale.» Don’t waste your time!