Crocs at Las Vegas Premium Outlet

The flow of the store creates weird bottlenecks. Good sales. Lots of variety of products. Great selection of charms

Do you want a different style or Color Coc's, then this is the right place to stop by and check them out. Highly Recommend this place.

I recently visited and unfortunately had a disappointing experience with the customer service. I encountered a situation where I felt that the individual assisting me might not have been fully inclined to help. It left me with the impression that my request wasn't welcomed or prioritized. It made me feel uncomfortable. I hope this helps in maintaining a positive environment for all customers.

Steve helped us find the perfect pair of shoes for our son! If you come here ask for Steve this guy knows what’s up!

Great store. Has sizes from newborn and up and lots of colors and styles to choose from. They have many charms too

This place has great inventory and everything flows... however the doors close prior to 630 on Sundays so arrive early..

Very frustrated when you go into a store and you can't even find a price on things. The Gibit's, for example. No where are the prices posted, but of course, multiple signs for buying a double-digit amount of them and get so many for free. But still no prices. They had 3 different employees standing around the "Gibit's" bins talking instead of offering any sort of assistance. I understand that these little things are probably a high theft item, but come on. This was a Sunday afternoon, and it was crazy crowded. And don't even get me started on the corral like line to get to the checkout. The couple of displays weren't even accessible because of the way they had set up the stations to keep people in line for the checkout. Which, by the way, I didn't see anyone standing in. I have worked retail, and it's supposed to be about customer service, but I guess that has gone by the way side these days. Now it's about trying not to get your merchandise walking out the door for free and employees talking or on their phone.

Was about to buy 2 pairs of shoes with their promo bogo 40% off, but when I asked a question, staff member removed a promo price and told me that these shoes are not eligible!?!? Then why remove a tag?? From my experience, if store employees mess up prices, store has to honor whatever is advertised, but not at this one apparently. They simply told me that it's my fault and I misunderstood the promotion. Then again, if that's the case, why would you remove the tag?