Flip Flop Shops

This place closed two weeks ago. Felt I should leave this here before you left your hotel in search of flip flops at the fashion show mall. There is another flip flop store at Mandalay Bay Place. Good luck!

A shop that sells Flip Flops? Yup, and they do! Many selections, with really good brands and some of them can cost more than your dress shoes. They also sell casual shoes that are made for comfort and lightweight. They may seem high in price, but high in quality too. Don’t walk past it; you can always use another pair of Flip Flops.

The Five stars I gave the Flip Flop Shop in the Fashion Show Mall is mainly for the manager there. His name is MIKE. Mike is absolutely awesome. Here’s why: I was recently in with my mom on a search for Rainbow sandals. I had driven all the way from Lake Havasu (2hrs). They had an awesome selection and I was extremely happy I’d found exactly what I wanted. When I purchased them, however, I was mistakenly charged twice. When I saw my bank statement, I immediately called and got Mike on the phone.
WOW! He was so professional and handled the situation in less than 24hrs. He was very on top of things, had an awesome attitude, and great customer service. Everybody makes mistakes. Companies with manager’s like Mike are easily forgiven when things are made right. Awesome Awesome service. Whenever I buy sandals, I’m going to the Las Vegas Fashion Show Mall FLIP FLOP SHOP.
***All the staff is very friendly and professional, so nice in fact I didn’t even mind that the clerk made a simple mistake.
Everybody: Go to the Flip Flop Shop! :)

I saw this shop when we went to Universal last month but didn’t stop in though. So, when I saw this store today at the second level of the Fashion Show Mall in between Auntie Anne’s and Borders (closing BTW), we checked out the Sanuk line– very impressive large selection of these flip flops BTW (makes these ones called Yoga Mats for the ladies, which are so pillowy and comfy– love the way they feel, and they come in so many fun colors and animal prints too BTW), because my husband is looking for the ones that say «These Are Not Shoes» without the backs (super hard to find; we’ve been searching), but there were only three pairs left, which were not his size. The guy working there said that they won’t be in for another three weeks (we’ll have to check it out). There was another lady working there too BTW. They were very nice too.
Small store but good use of space– most of the wall space was utilized. It was neat and didn’t seem crowded, which usually tends to be the case with small stores. But then again there was only one other customer besides us.
Great store for the flip flop fan– even in Winter, these flip flops are here to stay, as witnessed everywhere we go (whatever floats your boat). I am very picky with mine, because I need some support for my high arches. But I do highly recommend the Sanuk Yoga Mats for the ladies; sold here for $ 32; might be higher for the animal prints. (Also available at Dillards, should this store not have your size in stock.)