Damn! How I love this store so much! I love it so much, that if I could, I would live here! I've recently just become addicted to H&M once again! I love all their fits, they have sizes from small to large, and I usually fit in between at a medium! I recently picked up a blazer, a cute red striped white shirt, and two cardigans. So freaking amazing! I will be coming back here soon! :) read more

Disappointing, compared to the H&M stores at the Beverly Center and Westside Pavillion. Much smaller, clothes are crammed more tightly together, and yet selection is a mere fraction of the others. I was actually walking around the store, looking for additional sections that I might have missed. I've always had a spending problem everytime I entered an H&M store but definitely not this time. I only picked up a sweater and a belt, neither of which was on sale. And 70% of stuff I've ever bought from them was on sale! Confused and saddened :( read more

+Friendly, available service. +Great selection of clothes (womens), cheap, quality, trendy. +Wasn't too busy on a Saturday afternoon. +Clothes aren't too messy for the amount they have packed in the shop. +Was easy to exchange something id purchased from NYC. read more

This place SUCKS!!! I only come here when I get wrapp gift cards and absolutely have to. On the occasions that I've been here, the sales staff have been ridiculously rude with the exception of one or two. Theres never any smiles exchanged at the registers and they act like they are doing you a favor by ringing you up. Bottom line: SHOP SOMEWHERE ELSE!! read more

Great place to come to if you want discounted clothing! A lot of times they will have some clearance sales going on, and quality is decent enough for the price. Come here with a Wrapp Gift Certificate and you can get between $6-$10's off, depending on Wrapp's promotion! read more

I absolutely love H&M! Though this store doesn't have quite the selection of men's clothing that the Americana location does, it is vastly superior to the one in Old Pasadena. I got a form-fitting, matching set of blazer and pants set for only $65 dollars! read more

TWO Story H&M. Kinda overwhelming but you really need to be in the mood to shop. They have great deals but there is just so much to go through. SERVICE: Standard... I didn't really ask for help. I just did my own thing and went to the register. CLOTHES: The sales stuff is a hit or miss... sometimes you wonder... why did they even make this stuff? It looked like something from GAGA's closet... but note to self - Halloween costume! OVERALL: It has a large selection so this would be your best bet finding SOMETHING. read more

Two story H&M heaven! Bottom: Women's, Men's and Children's; Top: Women's, Accessories and Sale items. H&M is a great place to get your timeless pieces. Unlike Forever 21, H&M offers you quality AND great prices. They also have pretty amazing trendy jewelry. When sales were still crazy cheap, I got a thick $5 sweater and a HUGE faux leather $10 bag, that I actually started using as luggage. Deals like that are hard to find at this H&M now because they're sales stuff is mostly ugly garb, but I wouldn't say it's impossible to get a steal deal. So glad H&M came to Santa Anita! Employees are freaking idiots though. Just saying... read more

Donated 5+ shirts and didn't receive the 15% discount. The lazy employee wasn't even at the register and came in a Nike tank top and shorts. Must not have a dress code. You wouldn't think after the racist "monkey in the jungle" scandal H&M would up their customer service. read more

Hit or miss with collection, service and quality. Good clearance section today. Nothing too memorable to share or focus on. The employee rang up my purchase and off I went. read more

After a long day at work, what better way to relax than to go shopping! Two girls on tight budgets, my coworker and I were so excited to see H&M at this mall. And two stories of selection?! It couldn't get better than that! H&M has always been a hit or miss for me. I could go crazy and buy a bunch of stuff one season and nothing the next. On this weekday visit, there were several items I liked, but ultimately I just bought a cute and flashy turquoise jacket. This H&M had the casual Divided line, men's and children's on the first floor, with the women's professional and dressy and accessories on the second. With that much room, I had hoped that they would carry more accessories, but they didn't. Overall, their floor layout is similar to all other H&M stores, but most importantly, they had lots of stuff in size 2 (it's hard to find in SF). Yay for me! I had a good shopping experience, browsing and buying with very little competition around me. read more

You can't be too cool wearing H&M. It's like the Neo-GAP, only trendier. Let me clear that up: you can be stylish, but it's not that unique. However H&M designs, it's still mass-produced. Mass-produced items are rarely unqiue. Some people are stylish, and can incorporate H&M into their wardrobe. Some can't, and try too hard. Buying everything at one store, because it's ____(whatever it is). It is turning into some sort of Neo-Abercrombie, but less obvious. There's no big, obnoxious labels/brand-name on H&M clothing! I applauded the Swedish for making a very smart move. Until I saw the litte creature/mammal logo on the shirts. Damn. I'm just throwing my opinion out. Visit the store once to get rid of curiosity. For females, enjoy two floors of clothing. For men, enjoy a small, mostly empty selection. read more

H&M cloths are looking better and better, even better than Forever 21's men's clothing, I hope they will expand the men side in the Arcadia store. Also, With H&M, Guess, and whatever is moving into the mall, I think Gap and Express will soon be history. My suggestion, Gap and Banana Rep. should switch places. read more

For all the attention that H&M gets, it's a decent store but a bit overexposed...kinda like Beyonce, but in a less flattering way. Their prices are low, but stuff off the sale racks at Macys are usually much higher quality. I came in here last year when it first opened and, having visited the flagship Powell store in SF, didn't find anything really eye catching in the men's department. I dropped by again last month and noticed that they've started stocking up suit separates for men, charging $50 for a sportcoat and $25 for matching dress pants...and when I tried it on, the fit of the suit was amazing! Sizing was difficult, though, and I had to look through several styles before I could find a coat and pair of pants that were the right size. I've never purchased a suit at ~$80 before (not even at Target). Service was friendly, but not pushy. Love the suit! read more

You can't see it right now, but I'm doing a little dance. I was so happy when H&M came to Southern California, I peed a little. Initially, I'd gone to the one on Colorado Boulevard in Pasadena, but I ventured to the Santa Anita Mall for nostalgia's sake and to get the maximum bang out of the mall experience. (Sometimes a girl just has to go to the mall!) This location has two stories and the staff seems really nice. Not that I don't like the Pasadena location, but this store has way more stuff and more space. It's nice to go into a store and find something cute for $25 and not feel like "mutton dressed as lamb." read more

Two-story shop, which is nice, located inside the Santa Anita mall. The prices can be amazing for the styles they offer, but the quality shows. I bought a black "overcoat" jacket from them for 50% off, (total of $50) for use in Paris in December. After a couple days there, the material started creating lint balls on itself. Lint balls? Is that the term? Anyway, you could see that the coat wasn't of much quality when I was picking them off constantly. You get what you pay for, right? Well, $50 is actually quite a bit for a cheap coat... You know what's of nice quality though? Their current website. Full-screen video backgrounds? I wish I knew how to do that in Flash. read more

Very disappointed with the staff here Tried to go in 10 minutes before closing and was turned away and told store was closed along with 3 other customers. Store hours should just be changed if employees want to leave early. read more

I was helping my wife to reach one of the handbag on top of the shelf, but then when i take it from the shelf, all the dust flew from the handbag. A heavy dust covered most the handbag on the top. I try to get another handbag and all same. Dust. Dirty. It makes my alergy comeback. I though a store like H&M always have their stuff clean. But i was totally wrong! read more

Horrible clothes. No employees to walk around and help you. The cashier charged me extra for my boots and I had to go back to tell her. Overall, this is the worst h&m store I have ever been to. read more

I actually really like H&M, but I very rarely buy anything there. As I've said in a review of a different H&M location, I've really only bought stuff from non-U.S. H&M's. The prices are really reasonable and the quality isn't too bad. This particular one is pretty nice. It's got a nice location in the Westfield Santa Anita. AND, I actually did end up getting something this time. Although I didn't pay for it. A bought it for me as a gift, which was so super duper cool of him. He is absolutely the BEST boyfriend ever. I had seen a purple jacket in the window of another H&M we had driven by the day before and mentioned that I thought it was cute. So when we went into this one, we found the jacket and he totally bought it for me. Isn't he the best? read more

I just come here to keep dropping clothes off for their textiles collection. Thousands of tons of textiles (namely fabric from unwanted clothing) end up in landfills every year. So H&M has a program where you bring in your unwanted clothes and they send them off to get recycled into things like building insulation. For bringing in those items, you get a voucher for 15% off a single item the next time you shop. I give those cards to my siblings whom enjoy H&M clothing. Personally I'm unimpressed with the label. I've only bought one thing- a really nice vintage-styled coat from H&M about eight years ago and I have never found anything else that I like from that store before or after that. The one at Westfield Santa Anita is nice and clean, albeit a little claustrophobic. They just have a lot of stuff and not enough walking room. The employees are nice enough but really slow. I'm just used to be really efficient in what I do in consideration for others' time, so sometimes slow people bother me. read more

Me likey H & M, because: - the clothes fit me just right - there's a fun, young section for casual stuff - there's a lingerie section, where I can finally get decently priced matching undies (c'mon, I know I'm not the only one who wears 'underoos' and a lacy bra mix-match!) - there's a 'I'm gonna act my age at work' section; sometimes they have sales on their suits - nice! - love going into the guys section for accessories, like leather wristbands and stud earrings. - there aren't any pushy salespeople read more

Thank you H&M for giving me 3 shirts, 1 cardigan, and 1 jacket that I had been looking for for 5 years, all for $150! Thank you for not only carry that fucked up hipster trend clothing. Thank you for having something else. Forever 21 has broken my heart for going to that direction and the spooky bible passage on the shopping bag! Thank you H&M for coming to America, and allowing me to go shopping with my French best friend! read more

Their employees are NOT helpful, don't even bother asking them for anything. Because they will tell you. "LOOK SOMEWHERE OVER THERE AND SEE IF YOU FIND IT" like no fucking shit, I'm ASKING because I already looked ALL over the fucking store! Because they act like if they are doing you a favor by helping you. So I took my business elsewhere. FIRE ALL YOUR EMPLOYEES AND MANAGER! Get new staff. You're very welcome. read more

H & M always has a soft spot in my heart. Ever since I'd lived in England in Fall of 2005, did I go ga ga for stylish yet moderately priced duds. That being said I have begun to visit this location in my native Southern California. While I find the H&M here to not be all inclusive as the other stores in Europe or even San Francisco for that fact. However, this store has really good selection and friendly, helpful staff. I love the dressing rooms here, which are co-ed and have the best mirrors for checking yourself, both front ways and back! On this visit I picked up a couple of button down shirts, a pair of pants, and black blazer and tie for the new big boy job that I just landed. Now, I will be the talk on the Facebook thread no doubt! read more

Putting the close back in hanger while there's is a line and the alarm is a waste of the customer's valuable time.

Nice store! Always have most things available I am looking for. Great customer services, both fitting rooms and cashier register staffs are all pretty good at their own professionals. Just wish they could be faster at the cashiers register, sometimes the wait is long. read more

I just called my local H&M because I had a couple questions and I was routed to a customer service center. I was told that I cannot call the store directly to ask my questions, but instead they would relay the questions over to the store and then get back to me. What kind of stupid system is that?????????????? If I want to call the store directly, I should be able to call the store directly and speak with the people there!!!!!!! What kind of customer service is it?????????????? They want to avoid speaking with customers, so they create a middleman in order to avoid doing!!!!! Shame on H&M!!!!!! VERY DISAPPOINTED!!!!!!! read more

Worst customer service ever. A person who identified herself as the store manager LIZ is the worst passive aggressive, unfriendly, antagonistic, unprofessional person. I visited the store with my returns- with receipt, all tags attached- no problem. However i didn't have my credit card because I lost it and I was waiting for the new card to be sent. I show up and wait as LIZ talks about her weekend to another worker, wait as she takes out every single piece of clothing I was returning and buttons them all up and placed them on a hanger BEFORE she even started ringing up my return. After all of that, we get to the end and she asks for my credit card and I explained that I didn't have it, she becomes more dismissive and rude- throwing my items back in the bag and telling me "come back with the card". No options to save my time, no explanation of this absurd polity that I need the receipt and credit card. Awful. read more

The IKEA of Clothing H&M: All of the marketing made it seem like the ultimate everyday apparel store for me. It seemed fair-market, non-child-labor-exploitative, it conveyed a "green" image, designer collaborative cool, fashionable, different, but most importantly, "cheap" due to some cool wholesale buyer / supplier network strategy marketing dealing type o' thing. Sounds like IKEA? Before I proceed any further, one really cool thing about H&M is their return policy. No receipt needed. Items will be compared and pro-rated based on current pricing models, however. (This return policy almost strangely sounds targeted towards the youth, which I'm a smidgen older than them). Back to IKEA similarities: The stuff *is* cheaply made and oh-so-closely-yet-barely trendy. They attempt to mimic leading designs, but call it mission accomplished because they deliver at half price. Their dressier selection, AFAIK only available locally at the Beverly Center, is priced similarly to eveyone else's business casual / dressy stuff, are not as enticing, and are definitely sized completely off. Yes, I know the sizing scale is based on the European specs, which I applaud! horray for skinny (which I'm more of vs. fat), but the crotch hem is absolutely ridiculous! I suppose Europeans also have miniscule phalluses, as well?? All in all, as the only thing I've consistently purchased at IKEA that feels like good deals are their lamps and live plants and plant pots, same goes with H&M with their socks and underwear (well, t-shirts really) for me. read more

I had the unfortunate experience of having to deal with a "Krystal?" in the dressing room AND the register. She seemed to take every opportunity to be rude to me. Also, the place was a mess. I understand there was a sale but it was BEYOND. read more

First off let me say this was the WORST customer service I have ever received at a retail store. I shop at H&M pretty often and for the last 3 years have bought from their high end designer line collaborations but never am I shopping at H&M Arcadia ever! On November 26, I went in line during my lunch break to return a couple of items I had purchased from the Versace collection. Brand new, never worn, tags attached, but I just could not find my receipt at the time. I stood in line for about 5 minutes and when I approached the cash register, Kirsten informed me she could not return the items because I did not have a receipt. She did not even offer to give me store credit which I know they will do if there is no receipt. So upon getting no where with her and trying to find my receipt, I asked to speak with the manager. The manager, Melinda, comes over and tells me the same thing that because their store did not carry the Versace collection that they could not issue me any kind of refund and she blatantly told me to go back to the Americana store where I had purchased the items from and they can reprint the receipt. I said, "This is ridiculous, you guys always give me such a hard time with returns here that I don't think I'm ever going to shop here again." There was no, "I'm sorry, let me accommodate you this one time and give you a store credit" or any type of customer satisfaction and I was appalled having worked in retail myself for quite some time! So I gathered my items and as I had said I wasn't going to be shopping there again, another sales associate, Mackenzie, sarcastically tells me "Ok good" as in we don't need your business here anyways. I was in complete shock! Never in my life have I been treated so poorly as a customer wanting to do a simple return of 2 $34.95 items. I left furious and disrespected! As I went back in the mall, I ended up finding the receipt and going back to the store and returned the items while getting the store manager name, Bryant and store number, which Mackenzie again sarcastically tells me like I'm some kind of idiot that they were the Arcadia store when I was asking for their store number which Kirsten told me was 120. I will be writing a letter to their Corporate Headquarters in regards to this matter. Overall: Worst Customer Serice Ever! Never shop with smart ass Mackenzie especially who was big, dark haired and had bangs and glasses, or their airhead Women's manager Melinda, or seasonal employee Kirsten as these women will not accommodate you in anyway! They will only make you look like a fool and they don't appreciate your business whatsoever! It's no wonder they work as sale associates of H&M. read more

Nice clothes, employees are rude and in incompetent. I got double changed and had to stick around for 30 min. to fill out a refund slip. I was spoken to and treated like I was a retarded robot. No apologizes, no smiles just give me your money and shut up additude. Costumer service is in the dump at this location. read more

So happy that this one recently opened up, even though we've already had two in the L.A. area. I like this one most because it has a men's section, unlike the women's only store in Pasadena, and it seems to be more open and easy to navigate than the one in Beverly Center. No, the clothes aren't the greatest, but you can find some pretty good deals for everyday clothes and basics like coats and hats. It's not always dirt-cheap either, especially for the women, although my boyfriend bought half of the men's store for less than $100. I still love H&M just for the sheer volume of clothes they have in one store. Two freakin' stories! If you need something affordable and right away, they probably have it. read more

The Men's selection is alright and the store isn't very messy. But what bothers me the most-and this makes up a lot of the other complaints- is that the place really is understaffed. There was only two cashiers open in the entire store! Seriously?! The line was long as fuck and good thing I was with my friend or would have left. [This seems to be a problem at all H&M stores, especially in the Americana location.] read more

MESSY as all get go, hard to be excited about sifting through such a mess. The employees are rude and strange, the warmth has left the building there, which just makes the entire experience there that much WORSE! read more

I had a terrible experience at this location recently. The man working the fitting rooms was extremely unprofessional and gave off a horrible "I don't give a shit" vibe. I tried to complain to management and when I asked if either of the men at the registers were the manager they just looked at each with a blank stare and said, "what do you need?" Uh I think I asked to speak to the manager. I found out from them that the rude guy in the fitting room was named, Rudy (ironic huh?) Also both of the guys at the register gave off the same foul attitude. I really am not a picky shopper (I've worked retail) and I never complain to management but the men working in this store were downright rude. I'll stick to the Old Town location, I think. read more

I do like H&M clothes, but I'm reviewing this particular store itself. --It sucks..Ok, some reasons: its really messy in here, and the selection sucks ass. I've been to the location in Santa Monica and Pasadena, which have MUCH more to choose from than the one here at the S.A. Mall. As for the staff/customer service overall, yeah its ok, but I'm not sure why it lacks what other locations have-great, organized selection. Ummm, obviously I'm referring to the men's department. Not sure about the women's...... read more

I find H&M to be an upgrade from Forever 21. Their stuff is made with better material. Prices are reasonable. and they have so much in there. I can't leave without spending atleast $100+. read more

Great prices but awful customer service... we waited in line for 15 min and they charged us the wrong $$ we went back and waited extra 10 minutes just one cashier and no one called for back up!!! read more