What clothing store offers you alcohol when you enter? This place already was a ten from that…read moregreeting. This is my go to spot for clothing for all occasions. The staff here is very knowledgeable, cool and laid back which makes discussing sometimes

Metro held a great event last night for customers- featuring Doctor Oyster. Metro is now owned by…read moreIsmael, who is a true pro at providing his customers with a truly fantastic shopping experience. He is very engaging and his love for helping customers find exacrky what they want is obvious from the first minute you meet him! Ismael also has a wonderful eye for fashion! He has been expanding the store's offerings, including new clothing lines and new items. I highly recommend Metro!

TLDR: Fantastic help from Lindsay, but disappointed with the rest of the sales associates…read more I visited recently to purchase a coat and was surprised how difficult it was to get assistance. Several associates passed by without acknowledging me or offering help. Thankfully, Lindsay stepped in and turned the experience around. She was personable, attentive, and genuinely helpful. She took the time to pull different options, make thoughtful suggestions, and never made me feel rushed or pressured. Her patience and professionalism are exactly what you hope for when visiting a store like this. She's the reason I stayed, and the reason I'll consider coming back. If you visit, I highly recommend seeking out Lindsay--you'll be in great hands. I just hope the rest of the team steps up to the level of service she provided.

Stop by last night for an event the store hosted, and it was refreshing to see how this venerable…read morestore has revamped itself for the ladies! I had not passed by since before the pandemic so it's definitely been a while for me, but I was pleasantly surprised to see the array of upscale offerings here in Center City. It was mostly accessories that would appeal to me, since unlike Saks Fifth Avenue, they do not have a plus size section aka anything north of a size 10 in clothing. But their handbags and their shoes were as beautiful as they come. If you're looking for anything from Victoria Beckham, I think this might be the one place in Philadelphia to find her dresses. But the store gets props for featuring a handmade cashmere and mohair sweater line that was simply dazzling! I was inspired enough that I will return!

So impressed with the fairly new shop P's & Q's on South Street. The store has a clear focus and…read moreaesthetic and is a welcome addition to the city. The brands they stock are thoughtful and considered. You can browse through a rack of Massachusetts brand Penfield, Brooklyn's The Hill-Side and Copenhagen's fresh menswear line Norse Projects (the only place in Philly that carries this brand). P's & Q's also offers up home goods and skincare from eco-conscious brands like Izola and Baxter. The back of the store showcases beautiful hardcover tomes from Taschen Books and U.S. stationery brand Field Notes. The shop also carries their own line of T shirts with smart and bold graphics created in-house. What I like most about P's & Q's is not their stocklist but their overall vibe. The design of the interior is gorgeous. There is wood everywhere including the floors, shelving units and islands. There is something about wood that is just naturally inviting and warm. The occasional incense stick helps also to relieve the stress of shopping (it's hard for dudes sometimes). The entire staff is also super friendly and helpful, and most of all laid back and unpretentious. There is nothing worse than dropping a few hundred dollars in a shop and leave feeling like they did YOU the favor! P's & Q's showcases their own interests and sense of style as apposed to following the latest trends or letting blog posts from Hypebeast dictate their inventory. They also focus on brands that have eco and socially conscious business practices, this is something that is very important to me. I always read about cool menswear shops in London, New York and LA and think to myself "Why Can't Us?" to quote the famous 2008 Phillies slogan. Finally there is a place right here in Philly that offers smart style in a beautiful storefront that is both welcoming and comfortable to shop in.

I've stopped by this shop a few times but have never bought anything. The place is a nice looking…read moreshop carrying higher end men's independent brands for people ranging from hip-hop heads to hypebeast to hipsters. The store is small but well layed out and bright. The merch is well organized. Staff are friendly welcoming you and also saying goodbye even when you don't buy anything.

Solid spot for eccentric finds!! I don't think I have seen the pieces they carry any where else. It…read morecould feel overwhelming at first but I like their store layout (and how smart of them to only display 1 piece per style iykwim). They carry a lot of pieces from Japan so if you're into Japanese streetwear this place would be it! I like that it feels contained but also enough for you to look around. It's rugged but with taste. I've visited several times, both to browse and to pick up some online orders and the staff is always so nice and helpful! Parking is easy around the corner by Spread, or bike parking right in front of the store.

I placed an order with Totem Brand Co. for two Patagonia MLC 45L bags and paid increased…read moreinternational shipping and prepaid duties at checkout. A few days later, I received a cancellation notice falsely stating that I had requested to cancel the order -- which I had not. I had to reach out myself to find out what happened, and only then was I informed that the company had decided to cancel my order due to the cost of international shipping -- despite the fact that I had already paid the higher shipping and duties. No one attempted to contact me beforehand or offer any alternative; they simply cancelled the order without discussion. To make things worse, the sale price of the bag is no longer listed, raising serious concerns about the integrity of the cancellation. This was a very disappointing experience, marked by poor communication, no accountability, and a complete lack of customer consideration. I strongly advise against ordering from Totem Brand Co., especially if you're outside the U.S.

I wandered in that little store one day while waiting for my wife who was at the beauty salon. Low…read moreand behold a gold mine for men. It's the first store of it's kind a mans consignment shop for tools. I go there every day now just to look even if I don't purchase. I would encourage any guy to stop by and check out some of the Big Boy toys in there. Ed Bell West Chester, Pa

The guy at the door was the only reason this place gets any stars. The rest of the staff was rude,…read morelazy, and acted like helping customers was an inconvenience. The clothing and shoe selection was weak and nowhere near worth the trip. If this store tried to operate in the Bay Area, it wouldn't last long. Between the poor customer service and lackluster inventory, there's no excuse. Do better!

Bought 2 pairs of shoes from them, no update over 3 weeks. called left voicemail no reply. called…read morethe store said they can't help me over the phone. All only to receive a email weeks later saying my order was canceled. Garbage retailer with terrible customer service. but it's okay cause they gave me a 10$ trash gift card

Pretty standard UNIQLO. Given that it's so embedded in the city, it's pretty amazing that this…read moreplace is clean and operating pretty well. Dressing rooms are even pretty clean and easy to use! Staff are upbeat and quick to help you with your order, or to help you navigate around the store. I have found that this store regularly runs sales on remotely older stock, so if you stop by every once in a while, you're sure to get a discount on last month's stuff, or just anything they're trying to empty out. UNIQLO as a whole will charge slightly more than you might expect, but you're getting the quality stuff, especially when it comes to their special fabric lines. If you're not into that, fault the brand as a whole-- this store is just doing what other stores do consistently.

I love uniqlo. They have spf clothes…read more Air-ism technology. Clothes that keep you cool. I bought a beautiful olive green slipper collar linen shirt. I am so excited. The building is very cute and looks very historical and it is three stories ! The staff was very nice and you can still get pants (that you buy at Uniqlo) altered on-site! It seems to be only SELF check out . I will be back!!

I decided to get myself a custom tuxedo at Enzo for my wedding this past summer and can't imagine…read morehaving a better experience anywhere else. Seriously, Nick did an amazing job. When I look at pictures from the wedding I can't believe how nice the tux looks. The fit is dead on and the materials are superb. I continued to get compliments on the tuxedo for weeks after the wedding. Planning a wedding is mostly stressful, but I always looked forward to my appointments at Enzo. There are worse things in the world than sitting down with a nice glass of whiskey and getting fitted for a high end custom tuxedo. Nick definitely has a good sense of style. I felt 100% confident in his judgement and walked out of there with a tuxedo that fit like a glove. Additionally, I have to say, I'm now spoiled and can't imagine ever buying a suit off the rack again. It just looks that much better. Thanks again to Nick and the rest of the Enzo crew for knocking it out of the park.

Always great great so fat!! They use their own bakery next door so the sandwiches are…read moreamazing...breads always toasted

I'll forever call it The Gallery, but it's not The Gallery. I don't think it knows what it is…read more There's a Pandora store, Kate Spade Outlet, and a Nike store for fancier shopping. There's Sephora, Ulta, H&M for run-of- the- mill mall shopping. There are food court kiosks but they are spread out instead of collected in a good court. There are "print your own tee shirt" spots, some local biz, and a dollar store. A movie theater. A co- working space. City Winery. All under one very large roof. That doesn't make for good browsing, imo. I stop in if there's something I need at one store, then leave. I've never stopped for moisturizer at Ulta and decided to visit Burlington or watch a movie. The Gallery was a place to hang out in its heyday, but Fashion District restricts unaccompanied minors. So it often feels empty and lifeless. But if you need a brick-and-mortar store so you can try on before you buy, they might help.

I checked out the mall downtown before seeing a show at City Winery. We had parked in one of the…read morenearby decks surrounding the mall, so we cut through Fashion District on our way to the venue. It's huge. There's even a skyway that connects two building structures that make-up the mall. You have you're mall standards inside like H&M, but also an Apple store. Despite being an urban mall, it's pretty spacious and - in the winter - good place to duck inside for a break from the cold weather.