Vans

Overall, the customer service here is very slow, and it seems like they didn’t like it when people tried on a lot of shoes (even if they were gonna buy something). There were literally 4 sales people in the store, and only 4 customers, and I waited around to get assistance. The only person that helped was the new guy named Trent. And actually, he’s the only reason I’m writing this review because he was super nice, struck good conversation, and was genuinely interested in what I thought about the shoes. i think he deserves a promotion already! Keep on, Trent!

I never knew about the skateboards…
My mom’s in town, and that’s when my boys get spoiled and get to pick out something fun that they don’t necessarily need, but they certainly want. The other day that meant a trip to the Vans store for skater hats and t-​shirts much cooler and more special than Old Navy or Target.
If you’re into the skater scene like my boys are getting into, this is your mall stop. They have a lot of fun sneaks, a shoe line you can customize, and the Off The Wall brand seems to have a lot of the kid sizes. Hats are between $ 25-​$ 30. They have an extensive collection of skateboards and skate accessories, so no need to hit up the sports store.
Next year, 4^th grade is for sure going to be more competitive when it comes to fashion and who has the best backpack. Shhh… don’t tell, but I might be coming here when school starts up again. We’re hitting up those funky patterned book bags any kid could love.
Shirts, shorts, dresses, hats, accessories, shoes, and skateboards. It’s a skater kid’s dream stop.