I'm not a huge fan of the GAP stores but I will drop in on occasion to pick up a few shirts or…read moreother clothing items. Mainly for casual wear as they offer a decent variety and usually affordable prices. Problem with this chain is that they don't offer enough men's clothing and at the size I need. Very hit or miss.

Hubby always forgets some toiletry item when we travel so imagine my surprise when he disclosed he…read morehad forgotten his boxer shorts this time. On the hunt we went. We found a Gap in Midtown that had them and they were actually on sale and affordable. I want to shout out the employees here who remained poised and professional when a tourist came in with a little purse pooch. The little dog proceeded to run around the store while the woman requested a restroom then began yelling "emergency" in broken English. The pooch running, the tourist yelling, bags and items abandoned on the floor by the woman having a bathroom emergency....chaos ensued. The employee at the register responded quickly and with grace. Well done!

I'm going to have to ding this shop for running out of 501 originals. You come to a place for their…read moreclassic jeans, and they run out of them... terrible. Inside, a lot of other styles that people didn't seem to care about piled up, and colors that looked garish at best. You should have a whole wall of 501 originals in blue at all times. Staffer was apologetic at least. Back had the men's wear (women's upfront), and a changing area. Noticed that 30x30 length on the 501 straight was a lot longer than before - they could do tailoring, but I didn't want to come back.

Funny thing about Levi's Jeans is my parents dressed me in them. I guess growing up in the 1950's…read moreand 1960's I didn't wear any other jeans. Now I visit here to shop jackets and vests. I'm a weird collector of different brand and different color Jean Jackets. I like to own one in every color I can find. I'm partial to the classic Levi's Style. I've never had an issue at this location. It's convenient for me to get to by subway. It is also in a neighborhood with a lot of my other favorite shops. I need to return soon. Due to pandemic isolation and inactivity I'm outgrowing some of my clothes. I'm recommending you visit this store if you are a lover of Levi's Classic/Historic Brand. Hurry before they close all their stores!

I liked it. Japanese style department store. High end price wise. Store has a different, but…read morepositive energy to it. Dare I say, it was almost fun shopping here. That said if I wasn't in need of a dry warm long sleeve garment from the rain soaking through my jacket, I never would've gone in, and given most of thiet prices, probably wouldn't go back.

If you come to this UNIQLO location and haven't visited others, you are getting straight up…read morespoiled! I typically go when Im in Honolulu as we don't have UNIQLO where we live so I always make it a point to stop here when in NYC. The store is gorgeous and huge, three stories including a coffee shop on site! The last time I was here was in the dead of winter so I bought a few pieces from their thermal line which kept me warm all weekend long! Walk around the store, look for sales and special pieces. Become a member, download the app and you get discounts! Surprisingly friendly staff that's helpful, was not expecting that in the heart of NYC.

So happy that they opened a Primark in midtown! Now I don't have to trek all the way to Brooklyn…read more The is smaller than Brooklyn's but it's well laid out and they have the core pieces to browse through. I wish there was more variety and a larger selection but understand the store space limitations. I would definitely recommend going at a time when it's less crowded. The employees really do try to keep everything neat and put away in the correct spots. I wish there were more dressing rooms. Sometimes the lines can get quite long for that.

Visited this new location, which is located at the former Old Navy. I was looking clothes for my…read moreteenage daughter, but they didn't have much inventory in her size. What really disturbed me was there was 7 employees all standing around nearby-- only two were "working". They didn't seem very interested in offering assistance, along with when I mentioned many of the shirts had stains on them, the employee just shrugged her shoulders. Lastly, you'd do much better going to self check out instead of waiting for a cashier.

Experience! I went to Macy's Herald Square just to browse and had the absolute pleasure of meeting…read moreNjeri "Jeri" Haywood at M.A.C. Cosmetics on the lower level. From the moment she greeted me, she was warm, friendly, and genuinely interested in helping me find what I needed. I mentioned I was looking for new makeup for an upcoming trip, and Jeri went above and beyond. She gave me excellent recommendations, helped me put together the perfect combinations, and even taught me a few things that I'll definitely carry into my makeup routine moving forward. What stood out most was her patience and professionalism. Even in such a busy store, while working alone, she managed multiple customers flawlessly and with ease. It was honestly impressive and beautiful to watch her handle everything so smoothly without ever making anyone feel rushed. On top of that, she made sure to tell me about current promotions, which helped me save tremendously. I ended up purchasing all of her recommendations and couldn't be happier. Jeri made my shopping experience exceptional, and I will absolutely return to see her again for future purchases. Highly recommend! RR (Aruba lady)

I want to say I used to LOVE this Macy's. Shopping for clothes as a plus-sized woman has always…read morebeen difficult and this Macy's always had good quality and fashionable finds. I don't know what has happened over the course of the summer but they have shrunk the department in half and a lot of the better quality items from Donna Karan and Calvin Klein have disappeared. This is extremely aggravating since I have always counter ok the location for my work wear and casual finds and have shopped with their personal shoppers many times. Americans are still getting bigger despite ozempic and are here to stay. Nordstrom has already done away with their plus size section in store and Macy's was one of the few places left to shop in person. It is very disappointing to see this happening and very fat phobic of Macy's.

Great shop. Helpful employees. Great prices. I love it there! My friend is in Murray Hill and we…read morevisited the store the last 3 times I visited.

I was in the area of Grand Central Station and was just wasting time before meeting a friend when I…read morehappened upon a pretty nice looking window display which drew me into this newer location of De Janeiro. Prices were good and some of the clothing interested me so I inquired and found out that the changing room was in the back, past their shoe and lingerie sections. It was a communal changing room. Narrow, with several mirrors set upon the walls. Not for the shy, but great for encouraging chatter among the shoppers. I didn't end up going home with anything that day, but I found out that this was a more recently opened location of the chain, and they have a 7 day return policy.

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.

I was shopping recently at the Vans store on 5th Ave for my little brother's bday. Since my last…read morevisit there was a beautiful renovation! Everyone was really nice but I was frustrated with skateboard questions i asked 2 workers about and they had no idea. Thank god I soon met the salesperson Khan and omg a lifesaver! Instantly he knew the skate terminology my brother gave me and even explained so i understood. He was so helpful and also informed me of new things Vans is beginning with community and art, all things that speak to ME! He actually got ME hooked on VANS now and the upcoming events. Khan went above and beyond, I spent way over my budget but so worth it. Just one thing I was an unhappy about, I wanted Khan to help me on the other level with his recommendations but he wasn't able to, my vibe was it was a management rule or something. I didn't purchase more because Khan couldn't assist, strange because all companies allow personalized shopping experiences. Very weird. Anyway, my experience was fantastic shopping with Khan, he helped w so many details as a skater himself, so knowledgeable where the other employees didn't seem to be. Can't wait to see what VANS has planned with upcoming events and I'll definitely be back to do shopping for myself. Thank you Khan!!!!

I was shopping in Midtown and went to Vans to purchase Christmas gifts for my nephews knowing they…read morelove Vans but no idea what to get them. I was approached by the salesperson Khan and idk what I would of done without him! He was super knowledgeable about the brand and what kids their age would like, I was able to find the perfect gifts and even bought something for myself. Def recommend shopping at this Vans location.