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“Purchased some underwear from here during my trip to Lake Arrowhead. I got it on sale and these are honestly the most comfortable undergarments I've worn. Definitely worth the price.May not be coming back to the same locale for a while but I'm definitely shopping at Jockey again.”
10AM - 6PM
28200 CA-189 c100, Lake Arrowhead
Clothing Stores
“Excellent service from the cashier. She was extremely nice and welcoming to us. Made us want to come back again for the excellent service. Would recommend to check them out and leave a tip if you can.”
“I shopped there yesterday and had a very pleasant experience. The clothes are beautiful and there's lots of variety. Jewelry too. I bought a gorgeous embroidered jacket and a silk scarf. The sales person was very polite and helpful.”
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“I'd not been familiar with Pendleton other than it was a brand my grandparents wore on occasion, so while strolling in the Village I came upon it and wondered what does Pendleton sell nowadays? I walked in and had a strong positive reaction as I'm currently obsessed with all things Yellowstone. I saw many Native American inspired blankets and wardrobe items, which made me feel a certain way. Or rather, a few ways. I was in love with the SUPER soft ponchos for $79 that are colorful, cozy & comfortable. A fair price for such a unique piece of outerwear. But I am struggling with whether the Native American styled items are crossing the line into cultural appropriation. I'm much more sensitive to how indigenous peoples feel about white people profiting off of their cultural artistry, and I am unsure if this would be resented if I were to wear these clothes. I am actually going to explore this with indigenous friends and acquaintances to get their take on this. I am hoping that it is not offensive, because I'm dying to wrap myself up in one of those gorgeous ponchos.”