I wish I had caught the young ladies name, she was working the back today and the register! So helpful and a real sweet heart! This store is organized and the customer service was fabulous! The lady went out of her way to make sure that I was helped and she even made sure that I got some kind of discount for being military. She did not have to do that and I appreciate that she did! I landed two pair of very cute slacks and a nice hair clip! Would reccomend and will be back for sure read more

Stopped in at H&M on King St, downtown Charleston. This location is the best of the three in the Charleston area. It's big with lots of variety and the fitting rooms are open again! I will say though that was slightly disappointed that there were so few selections for both men & women that were labeled as L or XL. Also, I was hard pressed to find any slacks that were not cut "slim fit". I'm kinda stocky, so those don't fit me too well. (That's the lost star.) They had a nice selection of shoes, both business casual and sporty styles. I like supporting brick and mortar stores, but I may find myself visiting H&M online more because there is a larger selection. read more

H&M - Women's Department - Men's Clothing Near Me - Charleston, South Carolina

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I used to frequent this location but going downtown can be so inconvenient. I'm glad they put one at the outlet as well as in Northwoods Mall. This store is huge. It's located in the old Kress & Co. building, which is still displayed on the outside of it. It's well lit and organized. H&M offers fast, on-trend fashion at low price point. The quality of the items isn't always the best for it's ok. They have a nice size jewelry and lingerie section. While the men's department isn't as large as the women's, it's still a good size. read more

H&M - Men's Clothing Near Me - Charleston, South Carolina

Almost sad to say but (here comes the old age train), I've been shopping at H&M for maybe 12 or 13 years now... scary. They had H&M all over where I grew up in MA and although I've lived in the south for many moons without them, I'll always stop in if there's one nearby. With that being the case, I've been to stores all over the country and even a few in Europe. To be honest, I didn't have high hopes for this location. I was pretty sure that the men's section, like many other downtown Charleston shops would be small and underwhelming. It seems that every store around continues to make their men's department smaller and smaller short of just a few spots in the area. To my surprise, the men's section in this H&M was huge and had way more than I expected. They may need to work on the sizing because they're were barely any larger sizes in stock. I'm guessing that's what people are buying because their stuff runs small in the first place, and most guys I know aren't a size 29 waist wearing size small t-shirts. My first time in was during 2nd Sunday on King so it was pretty busy but nothing too crazy. I had my dog with me too which I always feel kind of weird about going into stores with. None of the staff gave any looks or seemed to have a problem. Then I saw two other people with dogs so I guess it's not frowned upon at all. I even took her into the dressing room, and they purposely gave me the large room so she would have some extra room. That was a thoughtful gesture and did not go unnoticed. The prices on some things have crept up at H&M over the years but that's across the board and not particular to this one store. They always have the basic items for cheap and nothing is really "expensive" anyway. If they continue to keep a large and fully stocked men's section without cannibalizing it for more women's tanks, I'll keep coming back. read more

H&M - Men's Clothing Near Me - Charleston, South Carolina

First, I wasn't aware there was an H&M Outlet at Tanger until a few weeks ago. I finally made it there and the one thing that stuck out immediately, is that the products and prices are no different than the regular store on King Street in downtown Charleston. That was surprising given that it is an outlet. The second thing I noticed was the layout of the store. It was not laid out well. There were rooms for each gender, but it was a bit like a maze to maneuver through and find specific styles and types of clothes. The downtown store is laid out much better. The store was busy and lines got almost 10 people deep. They were able to get help, but it appeared they may have been understaffed. At least on that day. It is still a good store with great prices and styles for both men and women. If I had to choose a local store to shop at, I would go downtown Charleston. read more

Charleston's H&M recently opened, and I was downtown on Sunday for church and decided to stop in, since I was close by. Of course, I heard all the hype, and I knew the concept of H&M, but had never been into one of their stores. Sunday was my first visit, but it won't be my last. H&M is a great place to buy simple clothes for pretty good prices. Now, you're not buying super high-quality or boutique quality clothes, but if you need something to wear to a party or out, or even pretty nice looking professional clothes (they have a line of business casual clothes for ladies), this is a good place. The jewelry and accessories are cute too, and at the price, you can afford them even if you only wear them a few times. Some great opening-week sales were going on, and several employees offered to help me (even though I was just looking around, so I didn't take them up on the offer). I've never been to another H&M to compare ours to, but I think this store will be a great addition to Charleston. read more

H&M in Charleston on King Street is a great place to get quality clothes with the latest styles at great prices. I really like the building itself that H&M is located in as it Art Deco and very beautifully designed and has a wide open space inside and great architecture outside and is also a great historical place due to the civil in the 1960s. I like the clothes here that have solid colors and the pants and long sleeve shirts and the blazers and jackets. You can really get some good prices depending on the season and the sales they have going on. I like they layout and overall structure of the store as everything is easy to find and well organized. The staff here is very friendly and the checkout line seems to move at a fast pace. read more

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Thank you H&M for finally being in Charleston. Your arrival was highly anticipated. Please improve the men's section by updating the selection. read more

H&M - Storefront - Men's Clothing Near Me - Charleston, South Carolina

Oh, the disappointment. I've been to a handful of H&M's over the years, mainly in NYC and Atlanta. This one just doesn't stack up. Usually when I go to H&M's, a wheelbarrel would actually come in handy with all the clothes I try to take in the dressing room. Not at this one. The selection was meh; so many neutrals. Black, white, gray and light pink. That's all I saw. No bright colors. No fun patterns. Nothing remotely interesting. The one redeeming quality, like Julie B. said, is that it's a good place for basics. T-shirts, camis, tights, etc are all pretty cheap. Overall though, if I'm going down the trendy yet inexpenive road, I like Forever 21 better. It's basically the same price point but they have a way better selection. Maybe it's a weird season for them right now and perhaps I'll change my mind when they get new stuff in. But as of right now, I won't be jumping at the chance to go back anytime soon. No thanks, Hideous & Mediocre (see what I did right there?). What, too mean? How about Helpless & Mundane? Homogeneous & Monotone? Better? I could do this all day... read more

I went into the store and bought 5 collared shirts for $60 and then went down the street to J. Crew and couldn't find a single shirt under $60. I'm not saying they are the same level of quality, but how is that fiscally possible? I don't know which store's ethics are more in question. Either J. Crew is hosing us or H&M is working 8 year olds to death in some 3rd world country to get these low prices. Hopefully, J. Crew is hosing us so I can sleep better at night in my cozy new H&M flannels. In all seriousness, H&M has some good looking stuff at a low price. If you like to buy clothes built-to-last then go elsewhere, but if you are just needing something for a year and then donate, go to H&M. read more

Relatively clean and relatively organized, but dressing room workers were kind of rude.

I am consistently underwhelmed with this shop. Maybe I'm too hard on it seeing as this is Charleston and I've only ever been in NYC and Europe (I believe it was London, but honestly can't recall which country I was in when we popped in). The inventory here is the worst! Where is the selection? If you want a huge selection of cheap makeup, nail polish, and hair stuff, the King Street location has it. The store is fairly big, but it just doesn't bring a variety of clothing. The PJ/sleepwear section is nonexistent. The lines are always long to checkout. The only plus is people watching or digging around in their $3, $5, and $10 racks when out. read more

Never shopped here before but watched one of the employees bring a homeless man donuts. It made a customer out of me.

A great place to go for basics. You can get t-shirts and leggings for cheap.

Poor store . They really have nothing in there. And I blame it on h&m because they treat north and South Carolina like charity. Only big city's get the good stuff . I feel like it's not going to last that long, Because you could get all of that stuff from rainbows this store should request better stuff. read more

First time at H & M. Customer service was poor. One employee was working around as my son and I shopped; however, he offered no assistance. Mind you, we were there for at least 20 minutes and nothing....no acknowledgement. While my son was trying on clothes, he stepped out of the dressing room to show me the clothes and one of the employees took out the clothes from his dressing room, including his shorts, and threw them on the floor outside of the dressing room. I was dumbfounded. I picked up his shorts and she said nothing! This is the same employee that had been shooting the breeze with another employee prior to her clearing the dressing room. Needless to say no one asked if we needed anything, despite a sign that indicated that the staff could get a different size for you. I went back 3 times to get a different size for my son. The employees appear to be inattentive and rude. Not sure that I will be back. read more

Customer service was a disappointment. I'm from Orlando, Florida and am a frequent customer of h&m. I was in a very big hurry trying to buy a pair of pants for work. I found a size 4 that I really liked but didn't fit quite right, so I went back to the same place I found the 4 and grabbed the 6, these fit perfect but when I went to check out I realized they weren't actually the same pants and I asked the sales associate, Sam B. If the tags were misplaced since i grabbed them from the same area, she told me in a condescending tone that they were different pants --- "we don't have them up here you have to go get them, and get back in line" in an extremely rude tone while there was another sales associate standing behind her doing nothing. Maybe management here is different or just have a very lazy staff, I have always had sales associates at other stores help me find what I was looking for, specially if I grabbed something on accident because it was misplaced. I don't think treating customers this way is profitable for business and I'm definitely gonna pass on h&m at this location next time. read more

Such, such a disappointment. 1. Called the telephone number for "the store" but it sends me to the H&M customer service. Great idea, sure, but not helpful whatsoever. I basically wanted to check if the King Street H&M had any knee highs IN STOCK. Not if they carry them in general, but if they actually had any at the store which I could purchase. I live 45 minutes-1 hour away from the actual location, and not to sound lazy, but it would be kind of nice to know if they have just one pair of knee highs actually in stock, which I can purchase that day, instead of driving that hour to find that there are none in stock-whatsoever. I love H&M, and I love Charleston, so even though I could just as easily purchase these knee-high socks online and get them within a day or so, I wanted to give back to my city and the store that I love, in my actual city. I've also worked in retail before, so I understand how much it helps the store out, especially during this holiday season, with sales numbers. After trying to politely be connected to the actual store on King, customer service tells me that they are the ones to take general phone calls inquiring about a store's inventory, location, etc. Turns out, "customer service" can tell me if the store generally carries a product, but will not tell me if there are any, and how many, are in stock at the store itself. 2. Eventually went to the store to find that they, for the fifth week in a row, did not have any knee high socks-whatsoever-in stock. There are none-to my knowledge-in back-stock because "every morning they put out their shipments." I'm not trying to say that this statement is false, but I have had previous encounters at this specific location where a nice enough sales associative helped to find a shipment that was priced, but not put out. The reason? No one had wanted to do it. 3. This location never seems to have anything that is in demand in stock. I don't understand how the Tanger location can run so smoothly, kindly, and putting out merchandise every morning but the King Street Location somehow manages to be the slackest H&M I've ever walked in to. You're located on the busiest street in Charleston, the number one tourist area in Charleston, and you're not up to date on your inventory/in demand products? Easiest way to have a bad rep, especially when you are competing with Forever 21 and Urban Outiftters (both on the same street). Honestly, if Urban is going to have more items in stock than you are, I'd rather pay the $20 for two pairs of knee highs, and provide more sales and numbers to them. Thank you for nothing. read more