Ah, the $59 store. Seriously, check the price tags. The merch skews young, the store is usually…read morefull of fad conscious teens & 20 somethings. Unlike other reviewers, I find the the inventory doesn't turn over rapidly, unless it's super popular, like a great bucket hat. There's a huge selection of jeans, beauty products, lounge wear, mini & maxi dresses, crop tops, swim suits, houseware, gift stuff, bags, & a selection of Doc Martens, Vans, & platform shoes. There a men's department in the basement, along with the checkout, small impulse items & major discount racks. If you go on their website they have pages & pages of shoes from different brands. The store has a locker for online order store pickup. They once sent back the hat I had on hold when I didn't pick it up in 3 days. No problem with orders paid in advance. When you see something online, don't assume it will be in the store. Anyway, I'm not the demographic, but I like the undergarments, sweaters, hats, & bags the most. I'm over the phase where I want to look like a fashion victim, therefore avoid the teeny tiny crop tops that look like doll clothes. Same for the oversized baggy balloon pants. One thing I'd tell my younger self is to enjoy your body while you're young, don't hide it, just be mindful that when you're pushing 35 you're gonna look ridiculous. Anyway, rant over. Urban Outfitters is a fun store, it might be fast fashion, but it's not cheap.

Was given incorrect information about returning things when I called into the store last week and…read moreasked about the two specific things I'd purchased, one of which came ripped. I ended up lugging two big packages across town that they then told me they couldn't help me with at all, after I'd specifically clarified that they would take them. The women as the store were nice and apologetic but I'm now scrambling to figure out how to get away from work to return these items today before my return window closes. Very frustrated that an error on their end is now my problem, and if I don't figure it out today I'm out a lot of money.

It looks Stonestown in San Francisco is rapidly expanding as a shopping center while other…read moreshopping mall in downtown San Francisco seems to be declining. The expansion of many stores inside the Stonestown Mall has me overlook some stores. There is a store which has toys and fun novelties inside. You will also see some familiar characters on merchandise for sale. Miniso started in Guangzhou in China in 2013 and operates over 7,000 retail stores. This San Francisco location you will find anything from regional original area favorite Peanuts items to merchandise from Marvel. This is a good place to find a gift especially when Christmas is around the corner. This also has some characters which you will see as costumes during Halloween. Stonestown is the place to go for shopping as an San Francisco "civilian" in my " opinion" there is a store in the mall which global and has costumers by the "million" and inside you will find characters from Disney , Sanrio, and even a " Minion" Go to Stonestown were new businesses " arise" step inside Miniso is a pleasant "surprise" buy some novelties and "supplies" Miniso is global "franchise"

The male cashier overcharged me.... I failed to check my receipt because I was running two more…read moreerrands after. This was quite annoying - remember to always check your receipt!

It's pretty much what you'd expect from a Supreme store - the usual lineup of gear, the skate bowl,…read moreand the trademark artwork scattered around. The staff definitely carry that "too cool" Supreme vibe, so don't expect warm customer service, but that kind of comes with the territory. One thing to note: the area outside can be a little rough. There were quite a few unhoused folks around, and you definitely need to watch your step on the sidewalk. If you're a fan of the brand, it's worth checking out, just be prepared for the surroundings.

When I think about the way that the Supreme store in SF feels to me, I'm reminded of a line my…read morebrother said to me once while we walked down the street behind someone wearing a pair of Crocs: "Have you ever put on a pair of Crocs?" he asked me. I shook my head no, wondering where this could possibly be going. "Crocs feel exactly the way you think they would feel just by looking at them." That's how the Supreme store feels. Exactly how you'd expect, exactly what you'd expect, exactly who you'd expect. And it's not that it's some torturous experience or anything, it's just not necessarily worth a visit aside from a drop that you wouldn't be able to obtain online. But, you likely wouldn't even be able to find out if what you're after is in stock in-store or available anyway because staff so rarely answer calls made to the store.

Review #985 Posted on 1.7.26…read more I stopped in here on New Years Eve to get some umbrellas as it was raining in San Francisco and we forgot ours at home. This place is right near where they're about to open up a jollibee and right outside of the BART Powell St Station exit. There's a security presence here but for some reason they don't just enforce getting rid of the people crowding around the entrance and exits both at the front. Not very welcoming. The store itself is huge, you can get all kinds of clothes you maybe forgot when traveling to the city, or other snacks, same as any other Ross except way more stuff. Worth popping in here if you're near to grab something you may need.

Considering how many customers frequent this store, it's in decent shape…read more I experienced the bad customer service. I walked in five minutes before closing to find a jacket and while walking in the store a man walks by and without making eye contacts tells me in a rude tone, we are closed! I then tried to get his attention to ask where I could find jackets; he tried to ignore me and I insisted and said "excuse me, I have a question"; I was trying to get his attention so I could catch his name. His name was Fernando. He quickly said where to find jackets in (of course) a rude tone. I ended up not buying anything because I didn't want to shop at an establishment that was so awful. I left the store with three minutes left until closing. The fact that this man was so rude and even dared tell me they were closed as I was just walking quickly to grab a jacket was unwelcoming and just rude. I was taking my time; I was walking fast because I was mindful of the workers there and the amount of customers still in the store. I was on a two day work trip and didn't bring a thick jacket and San Francisco had a very cold day (locals were telling me it was colder than usual) and I only had five minutes to find a jacket. It's ironic, that there were drug addict men in the store but of course they were not told it was closed; here I am dressed up in formal work clothes and I am approached by that Fernando guy essentially telling me to leave. This can't be solved by training but supervising employees better; this man seems to be free to act this way without repercussions.

Zara in Union Square had a great selection of clothes available!…read more I was hunting for one specific jacket that I had seen at a Zara in my home state but didn't grab and I regretted it so badly LOL. At the time, the jacket was new and wasn't released completely online or via app yet so in store find only. I did find the jacket but unfortunately didn't have my size haha. Still, the store was kept very clean and they've got security at the front.

Good shopping experience! I came in looking for some wide leg black pants. Unfortunately, the sizes…read morewere very picked over. I ended up finding a casual shirt that was a decent price. Store was fairly tidy; second floor seemed a little haphazard in its layout. Ability to text receipts; nice green concept. 2025: 62/100

Every 49er fans dream come true inside the Westfield Cent-tree, is here inside of this store. The…read moresign simply reads "SF" like, "Duh. Look at my three huge football players in my City jerseys standing in the entrance! See all that red and gold?! Like you even need a "SF" on the entrance to know what you're getting into walking in! Pretty much everything you can find in the Santa Clara stadium store, you can find here, minus all the crazy people and long lines and disorganized merch thrown about. Have you been to that stadium store? That place is like Black Friday at 6 am 24/7/365! No thanks! Much better to come here and happily walk around and smile at all the Niner gear at your finger tips. *LE SIGH* Such a dream would be to have a SF in SA. A girl could dream!

The best service I've ever had at any clothing stores they treat you like family customer service…read moreis over the top they should be rating the customer on there performance I've been a loyal customer for over 30 plus years never been disappointed not 1 time I recommend them to everyone that would like upgrade there wardrobe I've gone to them a day before very important meeting as well as performances and they put in right attire every time I even put my son on and shine's even harder than me ********** and up. Go get upgraded fellas. OH by the way the lady will love it too.

I got a great suite from there. Will go get me another one really soon. They have some really nice…read morestuff they treat you with respect

This place is awesome! Adrian was very welcoming and asked if I wanted some water. This is my go to…read moreplace.

Stay away from this company TERRIBLE CUSTOMER SERVICE…read moreSpent 6.5hrs messaging and waiting on the phone The wrong tracking number was attached to my order Was promised a full refund Didn't receive it Six and a half hours of my life dealing with this company and I still don't have my money Was promised three times that a supervisor would contact me. They never did Was hung up on three times Truly, even Amazon offers better service THIS HAS BEEN A TOTAL NIGHTMARE