DSW Designer Shoe Warehouse

i have found some cute things here, some even on sale prices which was wonderful! i love my candles and my Micheal Kors cute flats. The regular shoes are overpriced but the sales sometimes is a hit or miss

+ Ample parking (go to the back entrance of the store and park in that lot — so convenient for a quick run-​in to grab a new pair of shoes!)
+ Great selection of merchandise
+ Customer service — Find Kathy (petite, tan Spanish/​Native American mixed (from what I remember from her telling me) lady). She is the sweetest, friendliest, and most helpful sales associate. Here’s why: I stopped by DSW in KOP on Friday (22Jan2016) — yes, on the first day of Snowmageddon in Philly. I had to pick up a pair of snow boots — yes, I was late in doing so and should’ve planned for it better.
During my visit, Kathy stopped me to ask me if I needed any help (I’m sure she noticed I needed it as I was carrying my 23lb son on one arm and a pair of shoes and my purse on the other). She asked and listened to what I needed and found me just that — and delivered it at 50% off + an additional 20% off!!! (I only paid $ 23 for my snow boots!) She saw that there were several people in line and didn’t want to delay me and risk getting caught up in the snow (it started snowing right at 7pm that night), so she took care of my transaction herself (never even had to wait at a register!) and helped me out the door with all of my things. Absolute sweetheart!
Again, another example of exceptional customer service. Thank you, Kathy!

It was ok… Totally changed my perception of DSW though. I thought DSW was a place for cheap shoes (and unfortunately not necessarily good deals, just cheap shoes at cheap prices). Anyway, I was shocked to see real designer brands like Vera Wang, BCBG, and lots of Steve Madden. Honestly, the prices weren’t much lower from department stores (for high end stuff), but there are so many choices, it kind of saves you the time of looking at store to store. Lots of variety.

If dsw sells it… They have it here. Lots of luxe brands, shoes and purses. They have an outdoor entry, next to Morton’s, to avoid wall a country mile through the mall.

This is definitely the best DSW location I have been to. It is HUGE, spacious, and very well-​organized. I think it is the best for high heels and handbags, although they have lots of every type of shoe (boots, athletic shoes, flats, sandals, etc.). Every time I have been here the staff has been very friendly and helpful. I am always happy with purchases made here.

Shoe shoping at it’s finest at DSW! This is a have a great selection of boots, shoes, sandals and evening shoes. I can’t leave this place without at least two pairs. They have a very friendly staff and make you feel welcomed. Trying on shoes here is a breeze because they tend to always have a wide selection of sizes.

Huge, huge selection of shoes, sandals, slippers, whatever you need to walk in for affordable prices. Service is decently friendly, and they’re quick to ask if you need any help with anything. Crowds can be overwhelming, but that’s the price you pay for shopping at the teenager-​mobbed KoP.
My only gripe is that I wish they would carry more shoes in size 5 — sucks to have to come in and spot a pair of shoes that you really really like that cannot be found in your size, then find them online hours later. Help a small-​footed girl out, why don’tcha?

Definitely a DSW fan. Shop around though… look in the clearance section first, you can find some great deals! They have a HUGE selection of quality shoes– from sneakers to boots, flats, dress shoes… love it!

This is SHOE-​TOPIA here! It’s IMPOSSIBLE not to find something you like in this store. The only problem you may have is finding your size… this is a pretty popular location. They have more of a variety than the stores in Ardmore and Springfield locations.
The only problem… because they DO sell shoes that other locations don’t…you can’t really rely on the other locations to carry the same shoes if you can’t find your size HERE. (That sucks!!)

Shoes upon shoes upon shoes! I haven’t been to other DSW locations, but this one seems top-​notch. I like the fact that it doesn’t seem like you’re digging through piles in a bargain warehouse. Plus the service is always very helpful and pleasant.
The shoes are arranged neatly by style, spanning dress heels, work pumps, sandals, flats, boots, sneakers, men’s and more. There’s a great selection to choose from and I can almost always find my size (7.5) in what I want. Prices for the most part are fairly cheaper than you find elsewhere; I just got a pair of super cute and super comfy Frye sandals that are normally $ 188 for $ 89, not on clearance.
Sales staff are available to assist without being pushy, and the checkout girl on my last visit was particularly cheerful and nice. I walked out with a smile on my face and a great pair of shoes in hand.

This DSW is located in a fancy mall and boy do they want you to recognize. I went in here thinking it would be just like the brightly-​lit, sterile shoe warehouse I’m used to digging for deals in. This one is swanky with brick walls and mood lighting. There are these gigantic metal chandeliers hanging above with these large shoes charms. I had to walk back outside to check the sign to make sure I was in a DSW.
I have tunnel vision for the clearance rack when I shop and especially at DSW. Usually I head straight for the back for the rack but they were not to be found here. I turned to my right and there was a clearance area in small room that was behind the brick wall and the entryways had drapes over them. I felt like a dirty old man in a video store going to the adult video section. They mind as well put in corral doors to complete the effect.
Shame on this DSW for making bargain hunters feel shameful. Haven’t they heard that shopping the sale section is recession chic?