Cherokee Trading Post & Boot Outlet — Local services in Clinton

12/21/23 Came in to shop for my kids christmas. The 2 ladies working were very rude and unhelful. We were rushed because it had been a busy day for them and they were ready to close the doors 20 mins early. We askes if we would have time to shop she said it depends on how long you take. I have kids i need to get home to and weve been busy. We asked some questions about products and got short answers. She then yelled from the registers its time to checkout i have to leave while we shopped the 2 ladies complained about the scheduler only putting 2 people down for the night shift. And continued complaining about their busy day. I spent $1600 in 30 minutes i should have been shown a little more respect than that. The 1st experience to this store the ladies were wonderful these 2 not so much. Came in the next day to exchange and the same lady Sommer was awful again yelling and being rude in front of customers and wouldnt listen to her boss i felt awful for that man. Shes an awful employee Just to be clear the store is amazing and all the staff but her were nice im not sure what her deal was with my...

Nice retail outlet that sells very fine quality merchandise, but on a higher price scale. If you're looking for bargains, it's clearly not here. This is a full retail and not an outlet or discount store where you'll be paying full price or more on most of the items. They have an outrageous selection of leather boots for work and dress for just about anyone's taste. The offer native American items there such as turquoise and silver jewelry it was reasonably priced and a decent selection. The other native American items are somewhat the typical tourist items that you'll find in one of these type of stores, but on the next skill higher in the quality. It's worth checking out if you have the time to stop off on your trip on highway 40 and maybe you'll find something that you want to...

I stopped here because my time was running low so my husband could start his shift to drive. My husband and I were instantly uncomfortable walking in but looked around anyways. We didn't even get greeted when we came into the front doors, I felt the white power vibes... and I'm white. It's odd because it's got alot Native American items, but no natives working there. White people making profit off of Natives...how ironic to be racist, huh? I guess they have never saw an interracial couple. I felt obligated to leave my items up front because we were being watched like hawks. I bought some jewlery and my husband got a pair of boots, quite pricey if you ask me but sometimes you do things just to make a point. I'll never go back to this business and I hope my fellow truck drivers...