***listen to the other bad reviews, customer is not king and you will be accused of wanting to go…read moreand buy it online if you ask too many questions, or try on and don't buy** Just had a truly scary experience here and want to warn others!! I have admired this store for many years and for the first time tried on a few of the beautiful Dirndls with full intention of purchasing one this month or next. I am a careful buyer so I usually try things on, go away and think about them and come back once I know what I want (or else I would be in the store for days!). I also hate online shopping and enjoy shopping in store and local. I asked permission to take a photo of a few of the dresses I liked so I could show my choice to my husband/friends, and when I was told I wasn't allowed I completely understood once it was explained to me. However, a mix of miscommunication led the shop owner to BANNING me from the store for life, all because I said "oh it's good to know what size I am" and "can I take a photo? No? Ok!" He fully believed I would just take the info and find the dirndl cheaper online. I seriously am in disbelief I left the store feeling like a criminal. This store DOES NOT know how to communicate with customers and I look forward to doing my research and finding other stores in Hamburg where I can shop and support local. If you do decide to go to this store: 1. Do not express it was "good to find out your size" 2. Do not under any circumstance take a photo, or even politely ask permission to do so, and later express your understanding for why it's forbidden 3. Do not try any on, because if you don't purchase it that day he will most likely freak out and think you are going to buy it online instead 4. Maybe just don't go inside and go somewhere else 5. Offered free beer as well - I thought it was a nice, polite gesture to accept but now really regret it! This store has a serious attitude with disrespecting "young looking" women, out of fear we will only look and not buy. I was called a girl, was shown only discounted Dirndls, and was discouraged from looking at more expensive ones since they may be "too expensive", although I expressed I am not interested in shopping online and I am interested in a nice, quality Dirndl I can have for a long time. Cost was not an issue and that was not something I shared with the salesman, but I shouldn't have to. Nevertheless, I was treated with complete disrespect and didn't appreciate the name calling (being called a little girl because I was trying to figure out how/when I misspoke - maybe in English I said something wrong although he did speak English). The most humiliating and disgustingly unprofessional experience I've ever had shopping. Should have walked out immediately when he was getting all red in his face, sweating and shaking he was so angry and extreme in his behaviour, all because I asked simple questions any customer should be able to when making a big purchase. I was embarrassed, bullied and left the store in complete confusion. Telling everyone I know in Hamburg to beware of this place!

Christopher was amazing and very helpful and friendly. We have visited here before and wanted to…read morereturn again. No regrets. We will definitely try to come back again and recommend this shop to anyone who is looking for quality products and excellent customer service.

Too expensive Yeah they have stylish clothes but its not…read moresomething amazingly creative! You can find the same style for much cheaper prices! Honestly a black tshirt for 70EUR.. i mean, come on! Id rather buy 5 H&M tshirts for that price!

Edit #2:…read more Okay, totally changing my review. The shopkeepers here are among the friendliest I've encountered in Hamburg, totally helpful, really nice and friendly. I was impressed when one of the employees basically ransacked the back room to find shoes my size and brought in another employee with a ladder. This is, of course, something you'd want to expect - but the willingness to help from the folks here and the welcoming smile is something which not many shops in Hamburg provide. Edit: Bumping up a star here after finding out that: 1) They carry Cheap Monday brand jeans as an alternative to overpriced Lee. 2) Their own-label shoe range is quite good with great quality for the price (which certainly cannot be said about retailers such as H&M). I picked up a gorgeous pair of well constructed patent-pleather loafers for 42eu. Great value! -- Original Review -- I don't understand this shop, nor those who shop here. Racks full of clothing and accessories better suited for second hand, prices which are disproportionately high and likely artificially inflated. Reminds me of Old Navy in the 90s, but for upper middle-class hipsters who would only wear any of this stuff out of irony before retiring it to, well, an actual second-hand shop. Only bit of joy here is the "Urban Renewal" section, which features new clothing from second hand materials in decent prices. I got a pair of leather gloves for 20eu which was probably someone's jacket.

From the owner: Herr von Eden steht für moderne Eleganz, mit dem zeitgemäßen Twist, der spielerischen Schrägheit,…read moredie letztlich erst im individuellen Ausdruck jedes Einzelnen zum Tragen kommt. Zwischen Kult und Kunstmarken setzen wir kreative Haltbarkeit vor austauschbare Fashion-Trends: Herr von Eden macht Mode, die bleibt. Die Herr von Eden Kollektionen umfassen Anzüge, Sakkos, Hosen, Hemden, Krawatten & Fliegen, Schals, Mützen und Schmuck . Herr von Eden arbeitet mit renommierten Stoffhändlern und Produktionsstätten aus ganz Europa zusammen, die auch etablierte Modeunternehmen wie Karl Lagerfeld, Lanvin und Cerruti beliefern. Trotz dieser hohen Qualitätsstandards liegen unsere Preise im gehobenen Mittelbereich. Dabei wehrt sich Herr von Eden gegen Regeln der Konvention, trotzt dem Refüsierten, weiß zu irritieren. Ganz gezielt verorten wir uns im Spannungsfeld von Kunst, Kultur und Musik, denn letztlich geht es bei Herr von Eden um mehr, als nur bloße Kleidung - um einen Entwurf, wie wir leben.