Found this brand online for some fashionable yoga/sports clothing brands other than Lululemon, etc…read more and came across Alternative. There are a lot of great basics for workout apparel for both men and women, including some bags and jewelry. So far the clothing material seem like they are made of high quality fabrics and the fit is great for working out and even as casual wear. Because there weren't too many customers, it was easier for me to get some assistance from the employees whom were very attentive and courteous. In case of a wait, there are a few stools to sit on because there are only two fitting rooms available. Definitely worth a look if you're looking for top quality work out apparel from NYC/LA.

Just discovered this store yesterday while walking around the neighborhood and was enticed in by…read morethe sale on sale (extra 25% off sale items). They have a good selection of loungewear as well as some regular clothing. I scored a pair of AGOLDE jeans that were originally $135 for $25. The sales associate also gave me a coupon code for 40% off my next online order.

My go to spot for gifts when I'm in Brooklyn. Also huge fan of the swimwear - have two bathing…read moresuits from them. Most of the items are unisex, versatile and a good mix of trendy and classic. Bought all my Christmas presents here as well / hoodies for the dads and tie dye for the ladies! The owner designs most the prints and he is usually there!

Cool local store with great selection of streetwear. The owner designs a lot of the clothing, so…read moreyou'll find clothes you won't get anywhere else. This is my go-to spot for swim trunks and my girlfriend loves the women's bathing suits as well. The owner is very friendly and sometimes brings his dogs to the shop! Great place.

Wow. This Soho location is huge. It has two floors. The first floor is for men, and the top floor…read moreis for women. There are so many of the latest designs and collections to choose from. I love this location and its offerings. Since it's New York, the prices seem to be a little bit higher.

Yelp Review 2026 #3:…read more Lululemon on Broadway - I was not planning to go to another Lululemon while on vacation. What could I possibly need that I don't have already? Well, New York printed items - that's what! They have the usual new products, purple sticker items, socks, caps, visors, shirts, tank tops, shorts, pants, leggings, jackets, hoodies, backpacks, belt bags, totes, duffel bags, coin purse, undies, keychains, water bottles, yoga mats, pins, hair accessories, shoes, etc. c Clothes and accessories whether you're into yoga, tennis/ pickleball, golf, running, gym training, or if you're simply an athleisurewear aficionado. Everything you need if you're a gym girlie or a more sophisticated gym bro, they have it except for towels. Now, that's an idea, lululemon! They have like 3 floors so, it's a big store. I left with New York shirts and few other items, and claimed my Pinnacle member gift. The young girl behind the counter was new so she wasn't sure how to work certain things but I'm on vacation so, I had time and patience.

This is one of those stores that falls nicely into the category of "Beer Goggles." You know the…read moreexpression, sober she's a beast, after a 6er she's a beaut. Well, this store would need some serious libations in order to make me buy anything. When we first walked in, I was so excited. Cute, colorful clothes for as far as the eye could see, but as I strolled through and really looked at the stuff, it was pretty crappy and not all that cheap. I mean, yeah, compared to SoHo boutiques and what not it's a steal, but the clothes aren't all that. My friend did score a really cute black dress though and a denim vest that is adorable on her, but other than those two pieces, hmm, not so much. Definitely one of those stores to pop into if you are in search for the hidden fashionable gem in a sea of tacky, but other than that, I wouldn't waste your time.

Cool little boutique tucked along Canal Street/Broadway. Nice range of clothings which are…read morereasonably priced. Very friendly and helpful staff.

This was a very glamorous store, whole floor had women's apparels and accessories. Store was very…read moreclean and tidy. The fitting rooms were at the far end of the floor. In the second floor, they had a cafe and some sitting area. The cafe served hat and cold drinks, and small bites. The staff members were very lively and friendly at the store, helping out customers with products and checkouts. The clothes in the store seemed to be quick fashion kind. All the stuff we saw was made with mid quality material. The prices were cheaper due to this reason. My wife tried few of the items and decided not to buy any because of the underwhelming quality.

Very nice store layout with trendy clothes. Super girly for ideally the tween - college age girls…read more Cheerful employees but maybe because I went on the grand opening. Loud blasting music is a 1 star.

Largest Uniqlo I've been to as of YET! But then again, I mostly shop online hehe…read more This one was packed and full but so much to look at and shop. The only crazy thing was the lines for the fitting room which we ended skipping and just gambling on the size. LOVE that you can customize any Uniqlo items and make them your own. You can do prints and embroidery, so much fun! Anything is customizable and I can't wait to give this a try. Lots of things on sale but also love their checkout system. It goes by weight and detection, very similar to zara. Overall, I'm a huge fan of Uniqlo and loved this storefront!

The Uniqlo SoHo is unique because it was experimentally the very first store ever built outside of…read moreJapan. It's also the birthplace of RE.UNIQLO Studio, where you can get mending, sashiko stitching, or custom Japanese embroidery to give clothes a second life and you can get exclusive upcycled pieces. Unlike the larger scaled, more tourist-leaning 5th Avenue Store, Soho has the downtown loft street culture, history, and artistic heart. One star off for a rude staff people who not only wouldn't get out of my way, but she purposely got in my way once I passed her. Like this is the 405 or something.

Service was friendly. Good selection--especially sales…read moreitems. I get many compliments on the clothes I get from this store. Great Black Friday deals.

One of the handful of Anthropologie stores left in NYC, like many retailers they've trimmed the fat…read morein terms of lower performing locations. I'm glad this one is still around since it's the most convenient location and most central at Rockefeller Center, compared to the other 4 stores (UES, Chelsea market, SoHo and W.Village). Their product styling is generally considered more boho chic apparel, accessories and home goods + furniture, I'd call it maybe more romantic and whimsical, less preppy and buttoned up. They're owned by Urban Outfitters which also owns Free People so the adjacencies between the aesthetics, products and target consumers make sense. They're geared toward the mid 20s to mid-40s age range, and prices tend to be on the mid to higher side for this type of product. Not to level of high-end designer but generally more than your mid-range mall retailers. In the countless number of times I've visited, staff here usually are cordial. There's a main level which has the main entrance from street-side, new seasonal collections, accessories and the checkout/register area towards the back of the store. Then there's a basement level which is accessible from with Rockefeller Center. The fitting rooms and home goods section are downstairs.

I love their clothes. I bought a dress from them four years ago, and it remains in pristine…read morecondition. I can't count how many times I've gotten compliments on it. I bought another one for a friend as a gift and the owners were very helpful on follow up, as basic alterations needed to be made for sizing on my friend's (whose size I didn't know). I just bought two masks--and they too are really lovely and available at a good price. They also provide fuller coverage than most I've seen at this price point.