I went to this J Crew location because I was in need of new shorts. This location has 3 floors and…read morethe Men's section is on the 3rd floor. I knew what I was looking for since I had done my research beforehand and I was helped by a salesperson named Derek who helped me find the right fit and size for me. I also bought a t shirt in pistachio color.

While one of the larger J.Crew stores in NYC, in my experience, it consistently has the worst…read morecustomer service. I find it more egregious because this is usually encountered with their "management" personnel and typically not the sales associates on the floor. I know it's thankless working retail but take some more executive training and learn to treat your customers better because I would rather pay more to be treated better.

A decently big location with 3 floors ish. There is elevators and escalators in each floor…read more The top floor has a bunch of cosmetics and bath and body and beauty options. I saw a ton of cute graphic tees for about $8 and some hoodies for $20! There is a restroom on the bottom floor which is nice, but phone service is very spotty and the wifi doesn't work.

This review is for the Houston St store. Marshall's why can't you hire staff who are not…read moremisearable to be working or is predisposed with an already nasty attitude. The store is very small compare to others in the area and a total train wreck on the lower 2 levels with employees to match and If hear "do you have a rewards card" meaning "store credit card" when I make a purchase one more time I'm going to have a melt down. Stop it with your credit card push. 10% is nothing to open credit when the APY is 30% Get real!!!

Dear Banana Republic Customer Service,…read more I am writing to share one of the most embarrassing and upsetting customer service experiences I have ever had at one of your stores. I have been a loyal customer of the Banana Republic location at 101 Liberty St. #1420, New York, NY 10006, as it is conveniently located near my office. About a week ago, I purchased a pair of off-white jeans. They only had one pair available in my size. When the sales associate brought them to me, I noticed visible dirty marks around both front pockets and on the back of the jeans. I asked whether another pair was available, but I was told there was not. Because I was in a hurry, I decided to purchase them anyway. On July 30, I returned to the store because I had decided not to wear the jeans and wanted to return them. As soon as I showed them to one of the sales associates, she immediately asked whether I had worn them. I explained that I had not and reminded her that the jeans already had those marks when I purchased them. She said she needed to call the manager. When the manager arrived, she did not introduce herself or greet me. Instead, her first question was, "Did you wear these pants?" Before responding, I simply said, "Good afternoon," because I expected at least a basic level of courtesy. She then told me the store could not accept the return because of the condition of the jeans. Once again, I explained that the marks were already there when I purchased them. Rather than handling the situation privately and professionally, the manager walked over to another display table, held up a different pair of jeans in front of other customers, and loudly stated, "This is how the pants should look when they haven't been worn." At that moment, I felt publicly accused of being dishonest. I told her that this conversation should not be taking place in front of other customers because it was humiliating and inappropriate. I left the store feeling embarrassed, disrespected, and unfairly judged. As a Latino Black man, the interaction left me feeling profiled and treated differently. While I cannot speak to anyone's intent, the way I was approached, questioned, and publicly challenged made me feel discriminated against. Every customer deserves to be treated with dignity, respect, and professionalism, especially when there is no evidence of wrongdoing. I am not only disappointed by the outcome but also by the manner in which I was treated. Regardless of the store's return policy, there is a respectful and private way to handle concerns with a customer. Unfortunately, that did not happen. I would appreciate being contacted by someone from your Customer Relations team to discuss this experience and the conduct of the store manager. I believe this matter deserves review so that no other customer has a similar experience.

Wow, the store associates here go above and beyond! They hunted down the last pair of shoes in my…read moresize just to find me the perfect fit, even though they had to check nearly every display in the store. This is by far true most expansive BR I've ever seen, with a variety of styles and pieces. And it even has an elevator!

Comfortable and functional clothing is always great and being from Georgia, coming across a nice…read morewell stocked Vuori store is very hard to come by. This store has a great selection of Vuori products and an easy going vibe and atmosphere. Came here for Valentine's Day and left happy with some great and comfortable clothes! Prices are a bit high but reasonable for the quality of Vuori. 5 stars and thank you to the staff and Vuori brand for being here!

Vuori is home of the softest clothes ever and so cute too. What is the store because it's so big…read moreand they have everything I could ever want or need, it's not too expensive. The sales people are really nice and helpful. I'm buying soft tops.

All time fave boutique in the east village. They have the cutest little treats and trinkets and…read moresuper chic clothes at a reasonable cost! You'll be sure to find a feminist pin, chic going out top, boob smoker, and a candle you'll want to burn for dayzzzz.

Two words: Avant basic. They stock brands like House of Sunny and Paloma Wool, so it's a good shop…read morefor you if that's the aesthetic you are into. Small curated selection and no sale section to speak of. It's very small so I felt very awkward and uncomfortable browsing and checking and price tag on things, because the owner/manager was staring at me the entire time. I will not be back!

A beautiful tree-lined classic West Village street is home to an equally wonderful boutique…read more Albertine is one of those quiet gems of a store that has an exciting, unique collection and perfect staff. On a more personal note, I visited Albertine three times before deciding to feature it on The Boutique of the Week, not because I was wary of the selection, but the price is higher than my norm. However, Albertine truly is too good to pass up and is the perfect place to splurge and treat yourself to an amazing piece (or two, or three...). The jewelry is the best feature of Albertine and will have you coming back just to drool over it. The exquisitely edited collection is priced from $100 to a steep $1,000+. The beautiful vintage pieces are displayed in glass cases, but touching and dressing up is encouraged. Delicate necklaces share a wall with leather cuffs, and pendants of owls and horns share a case with a silver snake ring and jade earrings. Prices can only be found out from a large binder where handwritten notes and photos document the inventory. The womenswear boasts up-and-coming designers and custom-made pieces that are feminine and vintage-inspired ranging from $150-600+. Flowy fabrics in all colors can be found in floor-length silk gowns and highly-structured bomber jackets. The cozy store normally only has one or two sizes displayed, but the staff is happy to find you the perfect fit in the back. A Victorian couch faces a large mirror for ample viewing, and you can even sometimes find the owner's dog napping as the eclectically chic staff offers spot-on critiques and styling tips. June 2009 Featured Boutique of the Week

A really lovely store that stocks both vintage and consignment clothes. I will be back!read more

Meg had a boutique on the Upper East side that closed about 5 or 6 years ago. I still miss the…read morestore and the wonderful people who were there to help when I was there. They also had a great collection. I went to Meg downtown Manhattan, what a disappointment. They only had limited items, no sale items, and the lady who worked there had a bit of an attitude. I still miss the Upper East side Meg store.

I'm so happy to have discovered this store on my last trip to NY. Blu is incredible. Her fabulous…read morefashion sense and inate understanding of what looks good on each body type are unparalled. I left the store with a whole new wardrobe (for which i have received many, many compliments here in LA). I've since added several new Meg pieces through online purchases. I usually don't like help in stores, but I LOVE Blu (and Meg's line of course). I only wish they were in LA. That said, i know they are just a facetime away.

Found this brand online for some fashionable yoga/sports clothing brands other than Lululemon, etc…read more and came across Alternative. There are a lot of great basics for workout apparel for both men and women, including some bags and jewelry. So far the clothing material seem like they are made of high quality fabrics and the fit is great for working out and even as casual wear. Because there weren't too many customers, it was easier for me to get some assistance from the employees whom were very attentive and courteous. In case of a wait, there are a few stools to sit on because there are only two fitting rooms available. Definitely worth a look if you're looking for top quality work out apparel from NYC/LA.

Just discovered this store yesterday while walking around the neighborhood and was enticed in by…read morethe sale on sale (extra 25% off sale items). They have a good selection of loungewear as well as some regular clothing. I scored a pair of AGOLDE jeans that were originally $135 for $25. The sales associate also gave me a coupon code for 40% off my next online order.