Easton Shoes was founded in Columbus, Ohio in April 1954 by Reuben Comeras and Bill Easton in the Graceland Shopping Center at Morse Road & North High Street, with a mission to properly fit the entire family with comfortable, practical footwear for all walks of life. Easton Shoes today is a fun, friendly, lively shoe store where customers are carefully fitted with quality comfortable footwear. Owners Marcia and Lenny Comeras shop the world market to provide customers with the finest, most comfortable footwear available in the few remaining US factories & the fine factories in Europe, Israel, Australia & New Zealand. - Read more

Brown Shoes is a family-owned retail shoe store in Columbus, Ohio, dedicated to finding the best footwear solutions for our customers. We have products for all age groups from fashion to comfort. We are also known as the place to come for the Hard-to-Fit. Brown Shoes has been in business since 1964 in the Tremont Shopping Center in the Columbus suburb of Upper Arlington. Three generations of the Brown Family have owned and operated the business at this same location. - Read more

Since 1984 we've been providing personal service, quality products, and expert repair. Our philosophy is not to make a sale, but to make a customer. Thomas the cobbler has repaired shoes for us since 1979. Naots and Birkenstocks are repaired with original manufacturers' materials, instead of generic. Sandals and fur felt hats are in stock year round. Winter merchandise arrives in September, and Summer (including straw hats) in March. - Read more

alternative resale is based on the belief that our customers' needs are of the utmost importance. Our entire team is committed to meeting those needs. As a result, a high percentage of our business is from repeat customers and referrals - Read more

Want a more organized life? one more time plus can help (with your closet, at least!!) We make it easy to part with your less-loved clothes and turn them into cash! Once you clean out your closet, we can help you fill it back up with great new-to-you items at low, low prices! one more time plus, just opened in April 2010, offers a wide variety of clothing styles & brands ranging in size from 16 & up.

We are located at 1803 W. 5th Avenue in Grandview. Established in 1991, we’re a 4000 square foot upscale ladies consignment boutique with everything from classic & trendy styles to vintage fashions. We carry shoes, handbags, jewelry & apparel. - Read more

Historic Uptown Westerville is proud to be the home of Westerville's one of a kind children's boutique, Hey Diddle Diddle. After 10 years in business, our boutique has earned a reputation for carrying only the highest quality children's clothing (preemie to size 6x), plush blankets, unique gifts, designer diaper bags and personalized gifts. - Read more

ZZ Boot.com is a online store the specialize in one of kind boots. You will find quality biker, work and western boots from some of the top companies such as Double H, Georgia, Abilene and Carolina. Most of the boots are made in the United States.

Eye 1 was founded over 25 years ago in Yellow Springs, Ohio. True, it was an unusual burg (we had bovine neighbors) to open a high-end unique eyewear store. Word spread quickly about the eyewear store that carried unbelievable cool frames and we became a destination for folks far and wide. Fast forward 15 years and we opened a second location, Eye 1 Too at 1500 Grandview Avenue in Columbus. A couple more years go by and we opened Hyde Park ...and the rest, as they say, is history! - Read more

We carry a huge selection of gently used uniforms for medical/dental professionals, parochial,private,charter schools and chef wear at a fraction of the cost of new. We also carry a nice selection of new scrubs and chef wear at very reasonable prices. We are located in Westerville, at the intersection of State Street and Schrock Road. - Read more

Joneswear Screen Printing & Embroidery, headquartered in Columbus, Ohio, opened its virtual doors in February 1993 with a mission to provide screen printing and custom embroidery services to a wide variety of businesses, both big and small. - Read more

Back in 1992 we opened the very first Clothing Warehouse. Those days it was just Jim Buckley, a skinny farm kid from Ohio who always had a dream of working in fashion. He spent a couple years in New York playing the ???young hipster??? in commercials all the while building and selling small businesses to make ends meet. He decided to move to Atlanta, where he and a friend started the Clothing Warehouse, which, back then, was just a vintage exporting outfit. - Read more

American Apparel's Branch in Columbus, OH. - Read more

Our world-famous bra & panty, lingerie, and beauty collections and all the most exciting fashion in every Catalogue and on our Web site. - Read more

PacSun wasn't the only good idea born at the beach in the early '80s. All over Orange County, California, locals were creating their own brands of clothing with names like Gotcha, CatchIt and Quiksilver. One day a guy walked into the PacSun store with a carton of super-long board shorts and the kids grabbed them before we could get them out of the box. The brand? Billabong. We all grew up together. In '89 we expanded outside of California for the first time. We opened up shops on the East Coast and ran into some snags. Surf brands were mainly shorts and t-shirts and the East Coast was mainly cold. But we caught on quick and so did our vendors. Our surf and skate brands moved into long pants and sleeves, and sales began to climb. Pants and T-shirts got bigger and so did PacSun. Skate brands like Gypsys & Thieves and Vision came along in 1990. Fresh Jive brought out baggy jeans and PacSun caught the trend. We introduced private brands like Island Force, Diversion and Shotts to help fill in the line. Stussy hit the beach in '92 and the kids couldn't buy it fast enough. We were at 60 stores when we went public in '93. It's a blur after that. We introduced juniors and shoes, expanded the store size, opened our first outlet store, opened our first non-mall store in Greenwich Village, New York, and just kept growing. From one surf shop to over 859 Pacific Sunwear stores and 76 Pacific Sunwear outlet stores in 50 states and Puerto Rico. How does PacSun succeed when thousands of other clothing companies fail? We listen; and we change. Someone once said to the CEO of PacSun, "You give too much credit to those kids." But everyone at PacSun knows the kids have the answers. We listen to get the trends, the solutions and find out what we're doing right. The rest, of course, is history. - Read more

It all started in 1988. Guns N??™ Roses, Def Leppard and Bon Jovi were #1 on the charts, and hair scrunchies, bolo ties and aviator sunglasses were everywhere. A ton of junior accessory and apparel chain stores filled shopping malls, but there wasn??™t a cool accessory store for both guys and girls. Then came Hot Topic. - Read more