I had a very nice experience at the city center moncler store! The associates were so helpful and…read morepolite without being pushy. I stopped in to browse without expecting to make a purchase but I saw something that caught my eye. The store has a great selection of items and sizes available.

Really nice new Moncler boutique opened last month in DC City Center across from David Yurman…read more The staff seemed very knowledgeable considering it's a new store. I expected there to be a learning curve but my salesperson knew the collection well. Even more refreshing was the fact that he was familiar with many of the top tier brands that are in the same category as Moncler. Moncler is mostly winter fashion and known for their expensive down filled jackets. Usually only available at Saks or Needless Markup aka Nieman Marcus but finally there is a Moncler Boutique in DC. They also have other spring/ fall clothing. Since Moncler really never goes on sale going to a boutique gives you the opportunity to see collections not available at the department stores and also being able to talk to staff that are trained specifically on the product. After all, if you're going to drop $1000+ on a winter jacket it's good to know about the brand and why it's so good. Otherwise if you're Asian and you keep seeing Moncler on Korean Dramas and just have to have one you can now get it in DC lol

I needed a suit, stat. Due to poor planning on my part and a hectic travel schedule I ended up in…read moreWashington DC under dressed and underprepared. The wonderful ladies at Sarar had me bedecked from lapels to laces at a stunning price. Would recommend without reservations.

Sarar... you're absolutely below average, but your sales associates make your store absolute crap…read more With so many options for quality, (relatively) higher-value clothiers in and around the DC area, I can only imagine why someone would want to come here, be ripped-off, AND disrespected. ---///Fit &Style In the world of clothing, fit is King. And Sarar's shirts fit like King Goffrey Baratheon (heyooo GOT Fans!). But seriously -- normally I'm straggling between a trim/regular cut and even their "slimmest cut" still had about an extra foot at the waist line. Definitely expect to tack on $20 to any shirt you buy unless you plan to use their shirts as a tent cover. Suits were slightly better. Aggressively "european." High taper-- high armholes. Not too shabby fit-wise. Styling would be best described as conservative modern. They had a variety of patterns and fabrics on shirts, but their suits stayed pretty tame in the darker colors (think black, charcoal, and navy galore). ---///Quality --Suit I think for the price the suits here are double or triple what you would pay at any other department store. A plastic poly-blend (20% polyester, 80% wool) suit costs about $500 here. For the same price, you can get 3/4 canvas Hickey Freeman 20 feet away at Nordie Rack. For a Super 120's (100% premium wool) suit is about $1200-$1800... you can literally start talking 2 made to measure suits or even entry level bespoke. Shirts had pretty decent quality... Thick MOP imitation buttons, good stitching... but pretty outlandish prices. $120 for a basic 2ply cotton shirt. Moreover, they do that annoying range sizing... i.e. 15/15.5 x 32/33 -- which means it never really fits anyone quite right. ---///Service The sales associate (Randy 10/17 Friday evening) displayed an extremely limited knowledge of men's clothing. The sales associate was also unprofessional, rude, uncomfortable, and just an overall unpleasant experience. Honestly, I can accept the fact that Sarar is below average in terms of value-- there was one other guy in the 1500 sq foot store thinking about buying something-- so clearly some less-discerning customers will buy from Sarar. But I can't get over poor service-- no matter what. All bets about the store aside, the employees have a duty to represent their company, and Sarar's did an absolutely abysmal job. The sales associate I spoke with absolutely did not know men's clothing or suits. Asked if he could point me out to a few wool suits, and he immediately grabbed the two shiniest polyester suits on the rack (a light-shiny blue, and a dark black). When I responded that those are clearly polyester, he assured me they were not. I pulled out a tag-- low and behold 20% polyester and 80% wool. I really don't think he even knew the materials were on a tag. He doubled back and said the "shine makes it luxury." I honestly shuddered thinking about all the individuals that this gentleman has given bad clothing advice to. I asked if he had some wool suits he could point me to, he gruffly replied "Nnahh man... our wool suits start at $1500. I don't think you want to ball like that" When I asked to try on a shirt, instead of allowing me to try on a shirt, the sales associate went to the back, got a shirt that had been opened already (in a completely different style, color, cuff type, and SIZE) and told me to "try on this one instead" ... "I don't want to have to unwrap a new one". The list goes on and on in unprofessional retail. I think the worst offense is this: I walked in at 7:00 pm on a Friday, but Randy was already in a hurry to close up shop. He had already locked the front door when I was walking in. (Even though their store closes at 8:00pm) Hope their management doesn't know that you close the store doors and lock the place down 30-40 minutes earlier each shift. =X Oops, This is clearly a sign of a dishonest retail employee. Not giving a new shirt = not having to rewrap clothing = less work for employee = poor customer experience. Closing shop early = turning away potential customers in exchange for more time off = stealing from the company. This is inexcusable. I hope management is aware. ---///Overal Overall the suits are about 100-200% marked-up from a comparable store -- which is fine. Everyone has their market segment they're trying to hit. All shots and the store aside-- those are just my opinions. But what really sets the below-average quality of Sarar apart are their poor sales associates. Fit/Style: B- Quality: D Service: F Overall Value: F Bottom Line: With so many options for quality, (relatively) higher-value clothiers in and around the DC area, I can only imagine why someone would want to come here, be ripped-off, AND disrespected.

I've been shopping at this chain store ever since I can remember, at least twenty years. Their…read moreclothing is fashionable yet regular. I've purchased jeans and T-shirts mostly, and also occasional boxers. It's been a little while since I've been here, and today I just wanted to get a pair of regular jeans. Ot ripped, heavily dyed, or anything fancy. They actually have several shelves filled with straight cut and boot cut jeans for women. I got the petite sized slightly washed jeans which were also on sale. I didn't request any help however an employee close to the door did offer. I did notice a heavy security presence, and my guess is that there must be tons of shoppers coming in on the weekends. By the way, I did see a cute blouse that I've added to my bucket list for things to get this summer.

Located in DC USA in Columbia Heights, the entrance to Old Navy is outside the main building (not…read morein the same spot where Target and Lidl are). This location is large and I've always found staff to be friendly and helpful. They also let you return clothes you've ordered online.

Not open - Twice 2 wasted trips!…read moreHours listed here and on their website is not correct! Then went back at 11 am when another store told me they opened. Had to shake the door because the 2 people in the store had not opened and it was 11 am. Another customer was patiently waiting as well.

Who doesn't love a Coach purse? They are beautiful,stylish, and wear like iron. The nice thing…read moreabout a Coach bag is it never goes out of style. I have my first black Coach purse and even though it is 4 years old, it still is timeless and elegant. I had the chance to visit the Coach store in Tyson's Galleria mall. As soon as you approach the outside door there are two trendy bird like mannequins waiting to entice you inside. I was surprised to find gorgeous Coach shoes covering one wall display. Then, I viewed Coach sunglasses and wallets adorning another wall. The salespeople were helpful and sweet. They did not try to convince you to buy their product. They didn't have to, because the Coach pieces sell themselves. The store was modern and designed to showcase the variety of Coach products. It was love at first sight and I was thrilled to take one of their new bags to my house, where it joined the other family of Coach bags waiting for them.

On line order experience I had placed an online order for…read morepick up at this location. I received a notification it arrived earlier than I expected. I was not going to be in town for another week! I called the customer service number and they were gracious to extend the pick up. I went to the store when I was in town, waited in line and they took care of me rather quickly. I had a great experience and I would definitely order again.

Tried to return an online purchase in store and they wouldn't take it. They require you to pay $7…read moreto mail online returns back. The Tysons store manager told me the $7 fee is refunded if the returned items are accepted. This is not true, they keep the $7. Will not be shopping here again.

You cannot trust your suit to be done on time. I paid a rush fee to get my suit done in 4 weeks and…read moreit has not arrived and they do not know where it is. One star may be harsh but you get Chinese made products at an elevated price and it is unreliable. There are other options you should choose in all circumstance.

I first visited Hall Madden on the west coast. I was in the market for a custom-made wedding suit…read morethat I could wear for the day and years to come. With that Portland location, I was impressed by how relaxed and comfortable the staff made me feel. They had a lot of different fabrics that I could choose from, in the forest green color I was envisioning. Since I was moving across the country to DC, I wanted to make sure that I could receive the same service when I could pick up suit shopping again. Thankfully, Roger at the Dupont Circle location was an absolute pleasure to work with! He immediately proved helpful in recommending fabrics based on the time of year (summer), how they would photograph, and the overall vibe of the material. I enjoyed hanging out with Roger during the whole process, and never felt like I would be set up for a sub-par suit. Roger would often remark on how excited he was for the suit, which made me happy to hear and more comfortable with my decision. When it came time to pick up the suit, Roger took great care to ensure all the measurements were right and made all the notes needed to ensure the alterations would be perfect. Thanks to his awesome service, I was able to wear the suit of my dreams on my wedding day. I think this suit came out so well, and I can't wait to wear it again. Hall Madden was an absolute game-changer, and I would wholeheartedly recommend them to anyone looking for a custom suit!

Excellent quality and service. Been disappointed so often with mailorder clothing but this stuff is…read morefantastic. The ability to fine-tune the fit is outstanding.

We stopped by Proper Cloth today to purchase a custom suit. We did not have an appointment, but we…read morewere warmly greeted by Gustavo and he proceeded to help us. Gustavo created a customer profile and measured my boyfriend for pants, jacket, and a shirt. We purchase a lot of premium and custom clothing. We are very discerning and Gustavo is very impressive. Gustavo gave us world class customer service. We were not able to find anything today, but we have established a complete customer profile and can easily order online when we are ready to proceed. The selection on hand seemed to be more corporate/ business. The price points for suits seemed to range from $800 to about $2,000. The store smelled amazing and had a clean, modern aesthetic. I highly recommend Proper Cloth for professional men's suits and attire.

I didn't buy anything here after looking around for a while. It just didn't seem good quality. The…read moreitems were also a not well organized. I decided to go elsewhere after looking around about 10 minutes.

I was introduced to Trunk Club by a friend and I accompanied him to his visit and got to experience…read moresome myself. The store is pretty nice with a bar ready to serve you while waiting. They have been acquired by Nordstrom so they can tap onto a bigger reservoir; that doesn't mean that they have a big inventory in store. I have a pretty small and lean body so there were not many pieces for me to try on. However, they do try to mix and match and help them spice up your style. I'd recommend this place if you need a little hand with fashion.