About Us
Carhartt at Riverdale Village in Coon Rapids, Minnesota, is a clothing, shoe, and retail store located in a large outdoor shopping center. The store opened its doors in 2015 and is part of a retail property that spans 950,192 sq. ft. The city of Coon Rapids, located just 15 miles north of Minneapolis, has a rich history dating back to the early 1900s. With a population of 61,000 residents, the city is known for its outdoor activities such as hunting and fishing. Many of the store's customers are long-time Carhartt fans who are excited to have a retail store in their community. The employees at Carhartt at Riverdale Village are passionate about the products they offer and enjoy sharing their love for the brand with customers. Whether you work in Carhartt or simply enjoy the outdoors, Carhartt at Riverdale Village has something for everyone.
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Hours open
Monday:
10:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Tuesday:
10:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Wednesday:
10:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Thursday:
10:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Friday:
10:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Saturday:
10:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Sunday:
11:00 AM - 6:00 PM
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Reviews
"The gentleman working last night was very helpful, kind to my children by acknowledging them and answering their questions as well. We will undoubtedly be back to this store regularly. I have not purchased an item yet in the last 30+ years that I wasn't impressed with. Especially the quality of it from Carhartt."
"My wife and I both work in professional retail sales, and have for a number of years. We had a very genuine conversation after visiting here today and came to the conclusion that it was probably the worst sales experience we have ever had. We walked in, and all of the employees were talking with each other, which in and of itself is great! It's good to have employees that like each other. However, we were only greeted with a, "Welcome in." and nothing else. Typically, one person should break off from the group and ask if we need anything. We walked around for about 10 minutes looking at the products, and then the next shift of employees came in. My wife was looking at overalls and sweatshirts, she had samples of both in hand. Someone in the next shift immediate comes up and asks if my wife wants her to bring her items to a fitting room, and she accepts. Another woman who saw this interaction came up to my wife and said, "If you're having trouble with the height of the overalls and getting them on we also have a stool you can use to pull them up, otherwise the fitting rooms are just down to the right." As she is finishing up, the original employee comes back with a random pair of pants and says, "I really think you should look at these, I'm short like you, and I thought I would hate them at first, but they look really good on me, so I know they will look good on you." A. I don't know why the employees kept on bringing up her height, I thought it was weird, and so did she. B. Going from zero offer of assistance to getting double teamed was jarring, and did not flow well. C. It is basic sales skills that you should qualify the customer, ask what they are looking for, observe what they have already looked for, and THEN make a recommendation. The first girl that brought the unasked for pants definitely seemed new, but if she is that new, then she should have shadowed for longer, and had another employee shadowing her when she was engaging with customers on the floor. The fitting rooms also had the worst mirrors we've ever used, and the worst lighting possible. It was borderline mood lighting. I hate to be so negative, but frankly I wanted to just order everything online afterwards because of how bad it was, but I want to support brick and mortar as much as possible. I will future reference be shopping for their products at locations that just carry the products. I will never walk into another one of these stores again."
"First time there. Nice little place, but the fragrance they had going made it hard to stay in the store. Very sensitive to smells, and most of the time, i get migraines from perfumey stuff. Tried not to stay there too long"
"3 customers in the store 5 employees - no service for me. No great, no questions, just nothing. Walked around for 5 minutes not a single person asked me if I was looking for something or needed help."
"Chris was really great to work with at this location! He helped me with in store purchases as well as online. I love shopping at this Carhartt, the staff is always great!"
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