Why is it that I always love Guess things I see in magazines or on their website but I never find them when I'm in the store? Sometimes their clothes are overpriced but you have to take it for what it is. Is it worth it to spend $80-$100 on a sundress you will wear all summer? Yes. Is it worth it to spend $80-$100 on shirt there? Probably not. (Unless you really love it but its probably no different than a style you could find elsewhere) I wonder about their workmanship. I purchased a wallet there last February and it disintegrated in a month. read more

Something about me never wants to wear anything that says Guess. I didn't realize that it was a name you wore... a logo to display... I think it's because apparently they use one name/logo to produce 2 lines (this is what I heard from a clerk there) 1 line goes to wal*mart (OK, he didn't say wal*mart, but I think he meant something like wal*mart) and is totally different from what comes out in these Guess stores. Anyway... I have one purse with a giant, blinged-out G hanging off of it, and I'd prefer it if people believed it stood for "Gansta." There are things you can buy here without outrageous logos. The service... seems appropriate enough. Anyway, I find this place to be pretty reasonably priced. Come on, you already decided to go shopping on Newbury St... what were you expecting? If you're looking for a purse that you can afford to soak in gin and a pair of hot stilettos that can be stepped on without getting your heart broken, this place is great. read more

I've said it before, and I'll say it again... This clothing line is amazing. I've never had a negative experience with at any of their locations and yesterday was no exception. Since I'm visiting my home city of Boston for a short time, I decided to use some of it to help my sister vamp up her wardrobe a bit. I've always had success with this line, so after lunch we entered the store fully loaded. Izzy was wonderful and had great knowledge of the female body and assembling outfits. He helped us collect an arsenal of various sizes, colors, and styles for about 2 hours straight. My sister has a great start to her new wardrobe with new boots, a couple of jackets, and some flowy tops. I bought a few tops for myself: a light camisole, an incredibly soft, white v-neck t-shirt, and a black tank with lacey cut-outs down the sides. Upon paying I also discovered I had $20 in rewards to redeem. I can't say enough good things about this place. read more

I was buying Guess for many years but I would never step in in that store unless I want to ruin my day by terrible customer service. Espesially the toll black girl (she is the only one toll black girl there). She even didn't try to help or at least pretend she's helping instead she was very rude and was giving her attitude to every customer I saw he worked with. I tried to spoke to manager (Brain, if I am not mistaken) and he just laughed at me. He didn't even tried to apologies about the service instead he said something like "yeh, that's happens" ! Not type of service you expect at fancy store on Newburry street! You can find the same clouds in Cambridge Gallery or consider something more elegant like I started to do after that experience. A store that respects his products would never hire such people on a first place! read more

The Guess logo has changed? Huh. I used to wear Guess in high school and it was quite the status symbol. Occasionally I find something whenever the gay boyfriend drags me into a store. But this is just not my style. Everything is skimpy or studded with metal bits. Or both! We were greeted when we came in so that's nice. The sales associate waved all the new things that just came in. Kind of looked the same as every season to me. I headed to the back where I knew some clearance things would be lurking. I found a purple dress that probably would look really awful or really good. But I didn't particularly want to try it on because that meant removing 4 layers of clothing from myself (yeah, yeah, I'm from LA and I was overdressed for the "warm" 50 degree weather). Eventually I wandered over to see how the gay boyfriend was doing at the men's sale section. Ah, he found the belts. Hm, nothing too cool. We headed out but one day, we'll be back to another Guess store. I just know it. read more

Another chain. Don't waste your time. Crazy expensive. Clothes are cut for teenagers.

I definitely agree that it's pretty expensive...when you buy clothes full price. However, I have a few very cool and original (yes, those exist here) things that I bought at amazing prices. For example, this fall I went to the store to look for apair of shoes to wear to a wedding...however, at the time they were remodelling and so everything was 75% off...I ended up finding new dress to wear to the wedding and it cost me all of (gasp) $25 on sale. Granted this was an exception, but from time to time (particularly in between seasons) they have fantastic deals! read more

I had a terrible experience at the Marc Jacobs store, and went into Guess to look for a birthday dress. The girl there was so nice after she heard about what had just happened across the street at MJ (they refused to resize my watch for me because the girl "knew I didn't buy it there") She immediately offered to size the watch for me. It was my birthday that day, and her amazing customer service really put me in a better mood. She obviously didn't have to offer to do that for me, and it is very refreshing to come across genuinely nice people. I wish I knew her name because she definitely deserves a raise!! read more

EXTREMELY expensive-- never go there looking for a cute but inexpensive t-shirt or skirt. I got a beautiful, warm pea coat there and that was worth it. They have really beautiful clothes, but if you think about how much it is worth and then walk over to h&m, you will see that it is truly a waste for regular clothes-- no matter the cut. read more

paris looks very sexy in guess, but i find nothing like that.

I am really surprised at the other reviews I have read here- I absolutely LOVE this store! I don't think some of the other reviews are fair because you can't expect to come into this store expecting Target prices- it is a mid-range, trendy store. That being said, I agree that the prices aren't phenomenal, but from vast experience let me tell you: the sales are INCREDIBLE!! I would say half of my current wardrobe is Guess, and at least half I have bought at 30%-60% off. I really love the styling and I find the quality quite good, and the fit, colors- everything is up-to-date, feminine, and very flirty. I think Bebe's stuff, a competitor, is much more over-priced for what you get, and they don't have the same great sales all the time. This store is the BOMB! I also love the Guess store at the Galleria, and the Guess Outlet in the Wrentham Outlets has fabulous sales as well. I love the overall look of Guess clothes- sexy, youthful, sexy, feminine, sexy and a little glamorous. Can't get enough :-P read more

i went into Guess last week, and surprisingly it wasn't the clothes that made me stay and shop around...it was the DJ! first of all, what a fantastic idea, using a live DJ in a clothing store. the girl was playing all kinds of music, and i probably stayed for about 45 minutes longer than planned just because of that! i think she played some songs i haven't heard since high school...and she looked barely 21, so kudos to her for having such an expansive collection of classic dance hits. the staff was lovely, and they seemed to be grooving as well. she's adorable too! kind of like a samantha ronson. as a gay man, i was experiencing a bit of a girl crush. (tee hee) my questions...is this a regular thing? who is she...and WHERE else can i hear her DJ??? thank you for providing the soundtrack to my shop-a-thon!!! read more