I had such an exciting experience. The store is absolutely inviting! Everything is beautifully…read moredisplayed, and the vibe is pure golf heaven. I was greeted right away and instantly felt like I'd stepped into a golf candy store! I loved that there was golf playing on the TV in the background , it really added to the whole experience. The associate who helped me, Drake, was very knowledgeable and friendly, even when some of my favorite pieces were out of stock (no surprise, since this place is so popular!). I truly appreciated the exceptional service and atmosphere. I'll definitely be back, and next time, I'm making sure I'm there when the new collection drops!

Terrible service and legitimate fraud happening at Malbon. Sent a bag back for exchange 2 months…read moreago and still don't have the money in our account to repurchase a new one. They've had the returned bag in their warehouse for 6+ weeks and have now stopped responding to our attempts to contact them. Not what you should expect when buying an $800 golf bag.

I LOVE Precision. The selection is pretty fantastic. Just don't go there if you are close to…read morebroke. You will just frustrate yourself! Things here are quite expensive, but on par for the designers offered: Nanette Lepore, Theory, Juicy, Rebecca Beeson, etc. (not full lines, but selections from each). Most everything is so pretty, but what is on sale, well, you can tell why they had to put it on sale. A few times, I've found some cool things, like a green Juicy long-sleeve tee that I loved but wore so much it developed holes in it. Note to self: stop being so lazy and hand-wash things that are supposed to be hand-washed. I was happy to see that they added a shoe section. Much needed. Only they charge a lot of money for supposedly "upscale" brands that I've never even heard of. I bought a pair of shoes suspiciously on sale from $120 to $50. I say "suspiciously" because designer shoes don't ever go on that kind of sale. They were supposedly good quality leather, but cut up my feet so badly, I think they were something else. Maybe they included some leather amongst the plastic. However, Precision also carries really great lines like Faryl Robin. So it's just hit-or-miss. In my case, I should have used better judgment, and no, doing three to four laps around the store in them does not even begin to reflect how they will perform on the street. A big gripe: the only Hanky Panky underbeneaths they carry are the low-rise ones. I suppose they are suited well for some very thin women, and that's fine. But I would have appreciated having the option.

Cute stuff, but the sales staff is all about the HARD sell. Which would be fine, if you could…read morereturn things that you were talked into buying. But you can't. You have a week to return for store credit, then after that you are SOL. They have some really cute stuff and the staff is actually really good a putting you in stuff that you wouldn't have tried before but that looks great on you. However, they tell you that EVERYTHING looks great on you and then start playing the "are you going to get it" game. Since I'm easily swayed by compliments ("really, I look skinny in this, I'll take it in every color"), I would end up buying things that I would instantly regret. Since I have no will power, I just stopped coming in for a while. Le sigh. There was a really cute dress in the window this weekend, so I broke my self imposed moratorium and went back in. There were a couple of interesting changes: (1) no more shoe section, just a few shoe choices now; (2) no more theory or other really expensive lines (the economy hits us hard); (3) the former shoe section is now the cheap clothes/sample sale section (I'm not sure that this is about, the clothes are never well made, usually are made out of polyester and they never have any sizes); (4) the sales people are just the same (I was greeted with - "hey, long time no see, you have to come in more so I can keep my job." Ummm, okay). So I bought the really cute dress, resisted buying another cute dress and the super cool belt that they put with the dress I ended up buying. I probably won't come back as a regular, my wallet can't really handle it. But it was a fun trip down memory lane and I now have a super cute spring dress (if spring ever arrives).

The sales associate who helped me was friendly at first. I told him what I was looking for and he…read morekept showing me things that were FAR from what I was looking for. He was also making inappropriate comments like: "maybe you can't find anything cuz we're not really your vibe," and "we aren't really YOUR aesthetic". So rude. Eventually, we both got tired of one another and he made it VERY obvious that he was done assisting me. I said thank you before exiting the store and he responded as if Beyonce just sang: "look around and everybody on mute." He would have won that. Screw this place.

A French urban/contemporary clothing line. They have women's and men's styles--apparel and…read moreaccessories. Mostly separates. Their logo is a fox (Kitsuné = fox in French) and you'll find this on a lot of their items, in various forms, such as the mini embroidered logo on polos and large and small fox prints on knits and woven fabrics, but I appreciate that it's not a super flashy or in-your-face type of branding, but rather a playful and often colorful mascot. This store, like their other locations isn't a large space, but carries a sizeable portion of their line. The price points are on the higher side but comparable with other contemporary brands. I think for the quality it's worth it as a treat once in a while.

I placed an order online almost 2 weeks ago. There has been no communication as to when the item…read morewill be shipped or delivered. I've sent an email to their US email address and hope to hear from them soon. ** update: after waiting 2+ weeks for a response from Rains, I requested to cancel my order. I also notified my credit card company to block any transactions from Rains. I've been a fan of Rains for years. This ended due to the horrible customer service. AVOID!

My husband and I stopped in here after having dinner nearby. What a pleasant surprise. Their store…read moreis immaculate and inviting. The staff were friendly and helpful. We ended up purchasing 2 jackets and 3 bags. I am loving the styles and colors. I wanted to purchase more, but I was told the new season would be out soon with even more fantastic items so I decided to wait.

Folks in there were welcoming. The store was super neat. Everything was easy to find. They had an…read morearray of styles and product to choose from. I'll definitely be back.

I'm missing long time ago, it's used to be a cafe & record store…read more.. at night time was very active people were drinking coffee outside.... Totally changed the atmosphere. I've checked out the store and I purchased there. But, while I was talking to the store lady as a customer, another sales lady tried to turn OFF the light and ON the light ...what? That's a BAD service. Is thIs meaning, Not to talk to the customers? I know some store they do it before closing up. Sorry, it wasn't before closing up. the owner should knows about it and customers feel very BAD during the shopping. also, I wanted to see something (May come back for future ) after I purchased... Well, The store lady asked me if I'm STILL BUYING..................... come ON... please give me a break. she keeps asking the same things every time I shop there. okay, I stop going there.

I visited Kontainer for the second time recently, lured by the sale racks visible from Bleecker…read moreStreet. I'd wandered in one other time but left confused. Turns out, this new place is some kind of permanent sample sale. I'm not really sure how that works, but I do know I scored two dresses and a cardigan (Ben Sherman) for about $90. The woman who helped me find these items (I am not an accomplished shopper) was sweet and non-pushy. The items in the store ranged from classy to trashy to weird to near-couture... well, in my mind. It is mostly women's but I think they have stuff for the guys. They had impressive deals on shoes. We'll see how this goes, Kontainer. You've got great potential.

Ooooohwheee Balenciaga pants for $75-100? D&G coats for under $300? Yeah, that's a good deal. I…read moretried a bunch of stuff, but nothing really fit, I blame those silly side pockets that are in fashion now, and soon as a new shipment is in, I'll be back! Only downsides: tiny dark fitting room and having to dig for sizes. Sunglasses and bags and underwear an such are also to be found here, but not quite in the variety one usually requires.

This store, although you wouldn't know it from the name, specializes in down jackets, coats, lined…read morepants and "puffy" cell phone covers for women and men. Down is a big thing in New York. You can truly enjoy the warmth. Street and lot parking. Free WiFi.

Kiddo wants to get a puffer coat and it's best to try it in store. It's a very cute store and staff…read moreis super friendly and helpful. They will ship it to you for free if needed.

I finally treated myself to some clothing from Tombolo after admiring their pieces for a long time…read more-- and I'm so glad I did. Their Black Friday sale was the perfect excuse to dive in, and the whole experience was fantastic. Tombolo is a New York City-based "inactivewear" and resort-wear brand, privately owned and run by its founders, Mike Sard and Chris Galasso. Even the name has a fun story: a tombolo is a sandy or shingle isthmus -- a natural landform that connects an island to the mainland through a narrow strip of land. The word comes from the Italian tombolo, meaning "pillow" or "cushion," which fits the brand's soft, relaxed vibe perfectly. Founded in 2018 by two childhood friends, Tombolo leans into nostalgia with vintage-inspired prints, mid-century resortwear aesthetics, and whimsical cabana shirts. They call their style "escapewear" or "inactivewear," designed not for performance or hustle, but for leisure, comfort, and a sense of playful escape. Their whole mission is to transport you to a different time, place, or state of mind -- and honestly, that's exactly how wearing their clothing feels. The style is definitely niche -- bold all-over prints and resort vibes -- but if you enjoy something artistic, comfortable, and a little offbeat, this brand absolutely delivers. I'm really happy with my purchase and already eyeing my next piece. Highly recommend checking them out, especially during a sale!

Not really sure if this is a pop-up type store or if it is always here and I just never heard of…read moreit. Not really sure how to explain the clothes here but they sell mens and women's I think. Unless one of the girls there I saw was trying on a mens shirt. Seems to be like a fishing theme store. I saw that they sell sunglasses as well. This is not a cheap store I will say that. When I walked in I was not greeted by anyone and no one asked if I needed help or anything. I really came in because I wanted some relief from the heat. As I was looking through some shirts there was a lady who asked if I was looking for a specific size.