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Nordstrom Rack on 14th street, Union Square, is a good go to, personally I have not had a problem,…read morebut my partner has and that is what I am about to address. While checking out today buying a woman's jacket for Halloween, as he turned to leave after paying, the cashier called him a Faggoty Ass. He called me immediately and was very upset. Any segment of society who have experienced discrimination, whether it be race, ethnicity, religion and, sexual orientation to name a few know that slurs can sting. Sometimes comments like this especially regarding gay men are soothed over with a wink wink, well not this time. It's easy to let it go, but what if it happens to another customer. The incident was which does not reflect well on the employee, who shall remain nameless, was reported and management has immediately responded . Thank you Nordstrom's.

THIS IS NOT A THIFT STORE....Wondering if anyone else had said something about my SPOT....old…read morereviews!! You need an update!! This place is still going strong while others on Nassau Street have closed. Always filled with City workers and others Downtown office workers seeking bargains....now run a very nice guy who sometimes has his wife helping him out....right now everything is $4.99 and even a 2 for $5 rack with goodies...you will find items from QVC, HSN, The Loft, Macy's, green label Ralph Lauren, Chico's, Talbots, even Tahari...If you have time to got through the crowded racks treasures are there....

Not the best quality clothing or the most stylish, but if you need a sweater that you forgot to…read morebring to work with you, or if you are patient and have a good eye you can do well here. Basics are their business and there's nothing wrong with that. You can't be too mad a paying only $5.

Always a nice visit! I went a few times and loved it. Easy to make returns as well. I hope to be…read moreback soon!

The amount of times I have passed by this store and never stepped foot inside is actually pretty…read morefunny. My friend wanted to go here so we did. It is not really my type of clothing store but I did try one a shirt. They have shoes, bags, jewelry as well. They seemed to be out of stock in alot of sizes. And not many choices on the floor itself. It also takes time for them to call downstairs to see if there is a size and then to bring it up. The workers here are nice but not the most helpful. I asked if they had a top in my size ( not the one I tried on) One of the workers said she would look it up and call downstairs to bring it up. It was taking some time and so I asked another worker and she told me they were all out of the sizes I was looking for.I wish the first person would have just told me the first time around. This store is on the smaller side and gets crowded fast especially on a summer Saturday day. I have no reason to come back for myself. But if A friend wanted to stop by I would.

Purdy Girl has fabulous items, apparel and accessories at affordable prices, that won't break your…read morepocket.

I'm pretty shocked by all of the high reviews. The quality of the items in the store are akin to…read moreH&M (at more than double the price). I regret our purchase only days later as threads come out all over.

My first time at Aritzia was at a small DC boutique that left me feeling overwhelmed. I'm glad I…read moregave Aritzia another shot because this visit was one of the most personalized and fun shopping experiences I've had in a while. The SoHo store is one of three flagship stores in NYC. The bi-level space features a communal fitting area with individual mirror-less rooms and a central showcase area with mirrors and a comfy couch for anyone waiting. Normally, I'm not a fan of the communal try-on setup, but it worked because the space wasn't crowded. The lighting was also perfect. The store employees were plentiful and friendly. They each sported their own unique styles, so apparently there's no dress code at Aritzia. Waverly and Tyra were fantastic and helped me with sizing and styling. I went in looking for work pants and found a pair that fit nicely along with a cute multifunctional top. The pants ran small, so I sized up. I received a token for a beverage from the in-store coffee counter with my purchase, which was an unexpected treat. I loved the cute shopping bag too. Tips and Things to Know Before You Shop Here: * Sale items can only be returned for store credit. * Shop mid-week during off-peak hours, like I did, for a calmer shopping experience when the store isn't crowded.

Really nice experience on an uncrowded weekday! A friendly staff helped me bring my items to the…read morefitting room! Honestly she was so friendly, I usually do my own thing so didn't realize the sales staff are so helpful. I got a token for their cafe downstairs with a $200+ purchase. I got the canele and it was so delicious. Completely changed my mind on caneles because I had a dry one years ago and was convinced caneles suck. Who would've thought the best canele I had was at the aritzia cafe ? It was pretty pricey at $7 for each one but they look bigger than the average canele. If anyone knows where aritzia sources their canele, let me know. Otherwises I might have to end up making my own because $7 in this economy?

The moment I walked in I was greeted by the sales girl who had a huge smile on her face. That's a…read morebig thing for me! I was not planning on buying anything but I had to grab this amazing jumper! The prices are really reasonable! And did I mention that the vibe and music of the store is so chic and fun! All the staff members of the store have great energy and product knowledge! Def coming back to see what they have for the next upcoming seasons!

Very cute store with eclectic clothes. Would recommend to look around for sure. It's pretty smallread more

This is my favourite place to shop in NYC, by far. The collection is stylish, singular and ethical…read more The owner is genuine and has an eye for what fits you and what doesn't. Warmly recommended. You will come out looking more stylish than you ever have.

This edgy boutique in Chelsea will soon become a favorite with urban, handmade, and eco-friendly…read moreclothes - you'll definitely keep coming back to check out the large selection of "wearable art." Such interesting pieces can be found as an origami-structured suits or basic knitwear with unexpected details. Lingo has pieces that allow anyone to show a little personality edge without standing too far out in the crowd. With brands such as Prairie Underground (great organic sweat shirts), Butter dresses, Nature vs. Nurture, Kelly Lane, and Filly, you are sure to find something quirky and unique. The owner Shin Yee Man knows how to choose clothes that are accessible enough for everyone, but have a one-of-a-kind, handmade quality that makes them more personal. A favorite is Cinderloop's grey draped tunic with uncommon red string that tucks and pulls to create a unique shape ($148). Most dresses range from $100-$180 and tops from $30-$100. Some collections are by local designers and organic and handmade pieces can easily be found. The accessories are just as unique as the clothes, with purses, belts, hats, wallets, clutches, earrings, rings, bracelets, and necklaces found throughout the store. Eccentric bright jewelry are made of beads, feathers, string, precious stones, and silver and range from $20-$150, with the most unique rings made from Horn and Seed Pod for $20-$90. The one-of-a-kind custom leather belts have intricate buckles and are worn in beautifully ($100-$150). Featured Boutique July 2009 - The Boutique of the Week

Cloth is lovely - not because I need anything in this shop, but because I want everything in this…read moreshop! I focused on the summer sale rack and the transitional season pieces. I found a number of pieces are that surprisingly "global" in fabric and textile design - Japan, India, Indonesia - with simple, clean, architectural drape and shape. The owner has a fine eye for such pieces which are hard to come by. Amanda was working when I dropped by and she is kind, helpful, really sweet - and she knows her merchandise inside and out.She's also a fine artist/painter, so her eye is fabulous. Btw: this is a fine place to buy unique items that can't be found in every other "Brooklyn" boutique in town because irony and hipsterism are held in check. Whew!

We came in to shop but my wife had fallen on the sidewalk a block earlier and needed some…read moreattention. The person in the store who helped us was very gracious, providing wipes and bandages and even doing some of the triage herself! Five stars for that, plus it's a great women's clothing store and we will surely be back the next time we are in town!

Zara has always been a store where fashion is where it is at. Originally from Spain, Europe so you…read moreknow there is that style that you do not get in other stores. So Zara is pretty much high quality and they offer many styles from dress clothes to party time clothes. So many stylish girls always go to that store and the store has a beautiful inviting vibe that does not upset. It gives you that expensive hotel vibe of elegance and lounge music like instrumental jazz music playing in the background. The store is dimly lit giving you that expensive taste. I went inside and saw lots of fur coats. There is the white long fur but the button was dented and I couldn't buy it! It was the last one in the rack and it was a small size! That fur coat was the best one I saw in the whole store. Too bad the 2nd button down was messed up! Ugh! Then I saw another darker kind of like a beige color fur coat but did not suit my body at all. Looks too uniformed and boxy on me. I looked too bulked and wide in it. So I decided to not buy any of them because they were too uniformed and the fur was too short and trimmed. I was so sad I did not see a nice long fur coat that looks very good on me. Either my body does not look good or the fur coat looks too boxy and short. Anyways, I came across these red penny loafers in the back of the store and I tried them on. It looked so good on me with the sock and flare pants that I wanted to get them. I second hinted and decided to skip on those and then when I wanted them again, some girl took them and I was devastated. Luckily when I was about to leave the store, I found another pair of 7.5 red penny loafers on the floor of a rack. I got it fast and purchased it before anyone could take it away! So after that I saw some belts that I really needed to get. My flare pants I had on in the store kept on sliding down my hips! Ugh my hips are so small. Thankfully there were belts in stock. Too bad one of the belts I wanted did not come with a price tag and I was too lazy to ask a sales rep to get the price and get them to help me purchase it. I don't know why that brown belt was missing the price tag. Sucks. The belts were also in 3 different sizes. I had to get the 90 cms one and there were a few left. I ended up getting a black leather and a dark brown suede one in 90 cms that were still in stock! The brown suede one is really pretty and wide! They are also real genuine leather so you can smell that cow. Really smelly! But a good smell! I just wish Zara has more sales and discounts because the clothes are still somewhat pricey and in Europe they are cheap! It sucks that in America we have to pay the import tariffs that Europe does not have to. You can see the European prices and they are way cheaper than the American prices! Sucks. If only Zara can do something about decreasing the prices to match the European prices. There are now many self checkout kiosks and the receipt can either be emailed or texted to you on the phone.

Very clean store with an okay selection, but there's barely any staff around, and the ones I do see…read moreare unnecessarily rude. No greeting, no conversation, and you can't ask them anything -- the answer is always, "Everything we have is out, we don't keep backstock. If you don't see your size, it's already sold." Like... that's it? No offer to check another location, no suggestion to order online -- nothing. Whatever happened to customer service? Overall, the level of unprofessionalism is enough for me to not recommend this location. You're better off going to any other store.

I'm addicted and there should be a 12 step program for this store. I live in CA and visit my BFF…read moreoften who lives on 103rd. She told me about Shishi and since then I always visit. Yael has an amazing selection of affordable yet unique and chic apparel. It's a small but impactful boutique. When I go through the racks, it's usually a hard no, or a "I have to have this" reaction. That's because she seems to be able to choose clothes that you won't find elsewhere for less than $300-500 but each piece is perfect for a certain type of person. And so affordable - usually around $100-140 for a beautiful jumpsuit, dress, jacket, pair of great jeans, etc. That's why it's so dangerous to come here. The clothes are beautiful, unique and most pieces can go from office to an evening event easily. And many have pockets, which is a bonus. Come here and you'll see why it has close to 5 stars!

This store is fantastic in every sense. The interior, the prices, the service...I cannot say…read moreenough good things. My look is a lot Debbie Phelps meets a hint of Shauna Sand, it's very confusing and very 2008. I often look in the mirror thinking I'm like 70% there if someone could just bippity boppity boo me...Enter Shishi. I am not a shopper; I walk into most stores, become overwhelmed by display or price, and bounce quick. I walked in to Shishi on a Tuesday evening after seeing this store online carrying a selection of cool stylish clothes AND concert tees??? I felt so seen! This vibe continued in person. I will always shop here for new stuff and continue to compliment my new wardrobe I purchased last night. The staff was exceptional and honest with me. They didn't make me feel silly or old or out of my element. Thank you so much. I'm so excited I found this store!!!