I order online all the time, and packaging can really be hit or miss depending on who's packing it…read more That said, I was truly impressed with how my order arrived. I initially ordered the gray sweatfleece set (top and bottom), and the packaging was beautiful, neat, and thoughtful. I had to return it because it was too big, but when I reordered, the second package was just as nicely done. Five stars for consistency and care. As for the sweatfleece itself, I love it. The material is thick, warm, and absolutely worth the price. It feels well made and durable, and I can already tell this is something I'll be wearing for years. I know quality when I see it, and this definitely delivers.

Long time customer. A few of us were met with a very disgruntled cashier today. Heavier set with a…read morehead scarf that worked downstairs. It was disappointing to experience this at an Aritzia store, which usually employs the most upbeat, positive sales people. I don't know how she made it through the interview process but it was clear she did not enjoy her job and was taking it out on a few customers during a holiday week. I hope Aritzia management sees this as she was very rude and condescending to an old lady and to another young couple in front of us. So disappointed to witness, especially at one of the best clothing stores in Sf.

Shoutout to ally for helping me secure the newest baggu collection u were so sweet ty for helping…read moreme !!!

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"

A fun store to browse in, find some cool gadgets, stuff animals, but for me, its not a store id…read morefrequent often. Im not too sure what this store specializes in, but some really good gifts or accessories to buy for yourself or kids. Store Itself: Looks fairly new. Haven't been to this mall in years, so i may be mistaken. Bright interior, lots of cool colors, gadgets, stuff animals, and phone accessories. The stuff animals, are what brings me back. Many unique and cute stuff animals to chose from. Dogs, pillows, cats, and funny characters to choose from. Service: In and out. Didn't really have any contact with store employees. Seems friendly. Overall: A unique and funny store to visit while in any mall. Lots of cool items, and stuff animals to brighten your day.

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.

This one is huge and has 3 levels. Parking sucks so make sure you come early in the day for that…read more After you find parking be proto use the elevator to get to the floors going up. The stairs weren't going down, but you need the elevator to go up. The store is massive and has lots of stuff.

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.

Needing a gift for my mother in law birthday outfit…read more Zara, here I come. They always have what I need. Found her a green blouse and spoil myself with a brown knit top. Yah! The prices are amazing. All the associates are friendly and helpful. You must show here. ;)

We stopped into this store because mom wanted to see it. Anyway, I've never set foot in a Zara…read morebefore today, and let's just say that it is unlikely that I would ever return to this Zara or any other one. This is a large multi-level store, and maybe at times it provides a pleasant shopping experience, but today was not it. I hardly saw any employees working & I did not interact with anyone. It seems like there is an end-of-season sale going on or something because the store was a total and complete mess. Many items were 70% off, but there were slim pickings for sure. Clothes and shoes were strewn all over the place and there was very little rhyme or reason for the way items were displayed or organized. Full priced items were set out in the midst of the sale stuff and it was just chaos and mayhem galore. I found a skirt that I liked, but I was so grossed out by the fitting room with clothes everywhere and the disarray in the store that we just bounced and got the heck out of there. Yikes! Do better for your customers, Zara!!

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!

Love this store best outfits what ever your style been shopping here for three decades now if you…read morelike stylish clothing this store is the place to shop

Amazing selection of clothing I highly recommend them for shopping I have been shopping with them…read moresince the 80's

I was not in a hurry to sell my handbags, so I sent in pictures for a quote beforehand. Once I got…read moreI quote I made an appointment to drop off my bags. When I went to the store, I was greeted immediately and helped with my sale. I waited a few minutes for them to authenticate it, I was given my pay out, I signed it, got a receipt and was on my way. Fast efficient and professional, no complaints. Sometimes I wonder what people want or expect from these types of transactions. You will not get what you paid for when you try and resell designer items. Get grip people.

It's time for "fall cleanup" and I wanted to handover some of my handbags to this company. I tried…read moregetting a quote for 5 different bags (Burberry, Prada, and Valentino) and all were not accepted AND it took longer than the expected 7-10 business days. When I went into this location to "just browse", the employee was rude and seemed uptight. People recommend this business. I don't know why though. Customer service should be their top priority.

QUIET LUXURY! 5.0…read more It goes without saying that Hermès is the pinnacle of luxury brands; not simply luxury, but the very definition of ultra-luxury. Hermès embodies what is often called "quiet luxury." There are no flashy logos or ostentatious designs, but the brand is hardly invisible. An Hermès handbag has a way of commanding attention, inevitably drawing glances as you walk through a crowded room. While Hermès is renowned for its extraordinary leather goods (handbags, wallets, and luggage), the San Francisco boutique offers an impressive array of other treasures as well: women's and men's ready-to-wear, footwear, fashion and fine jewelry, timepieces, scarves, belts, perfumes, cosmetics, furniture, housewares, and bespoke creations. The San Francisco boutique underwent a major renovation in 2019 and is now considered a West Coast flagship. Spanning two floors, it offers an expansive selection of the Hermès universe. We began our Hermès journey in 2023 at the Las Vegas boutique. Since then, we've had the pleasure of visiting Hermès boutiques around the world, including Copenhagen, Hawaii, Hong Kong, Singapore, and Japan. San Francisco, however, is our home boutique and the one we frequent most often. On our first visit here in early 2024, we were incredibly fortunate to meet our wonderful sales associate. Over time, she has come to understand my preferences remarkably well and has an uncanny ability to find pieces that feel as though they were chosen specifically for me. She knows my clothing style, my love of diamonds and exotics, my preferred colors, and the handbag sizes that suit me best. The prices are ultra-luxury prices, but you are paying for superior quality. And it isn't just our SA. Everyone who works here has been exceptional, consistently going above and beyond to make each visit enjoyable. If you're new to Hermès, you should have no trouble finding an SA with whom you genuinely enjoy building a relationship. Shopping at Hermès is undoubtedly an elevated experience, but it can also be wonderfully relaxed. If you've never shopped the brand before, I recommend starting with something smaller like a scarf, belt, or piece of fashion jewelry. Take the time to discover the brand and appreciate what distinguishes it from others. Most importantly, be patient. Don't walk in expecting to leave with a coveted Kelly or Birkin. As of this review, a customer may receive two quota bags per calendar year. The quota bags are the Kelly and Birkin. If you don't use your quota, it is forfeited rather than carried over to the following year. Throughout the year, the boutique also hosts special events that offer a fascinating glimpse into different facets of Hermès. The Watch event features a trunk show of exceptional and often highly coveted timepieces. During a show, I was able to purchase the beautiful Kelly timepiece-bracelet. If not for the show, there would've been an 8-12 month waiting period for a special order. The High Jewelry show brings in a traveling collection of extraordinary pieces. There are also seasonal Ready-to-Wear launches and the wonderfully fun Her Bag event, where guests can configure their own Her Bag. We've attended all of these events and are always captivated by the new and unusual pieces on display. There is something particularly exciting about seeing creations that you wouldn't normally encounter during a typical boutique visit. Some Do's & Don'ts Do... visit your SA regularly. See what's new, discover what you love and what you don't, and cultivate a genuine rapport with your SA. Do... purchase pieces that you truly love. Do... be patient. The Hermès experience is as much about the journey as it is about the destination. Do... ask for your purchases to be placed in a nondescript white shopping bag. It's simply a safer way to carry your purchases. As "non-flashy" as Hermès may be, walking down the street with that unmistakable orange bag can attract unwanted attention. Don't... purchase things you neither need nor love simply because you hope they will help you obtain a quota bag. Don't... take Instagram selfies inside the boutique, particularly with bags you haven't purchased. Don't... buy with the intention of reselling. I've kept every single Hermès piece I've purchased and have never considered selling any of them, primarily because I genuinely love what I own. Keep in mind that you're not simply buying the Hermès name. You're investing in nearly two centuries of heritage, artistry, and a level of craftsmanship that is difficult to rival. Take the time to examine and feel the handbags--the leather, the construction, the details, and the extraordinary care that goes into each piece. Once you appreciate that craftsmanship firsthand, you may never look at another handbag quite the same way. We hope you enjoy your Hermès journey as much as we have enjoyed ours. Thank you, Hermès San Francisco, and most of all, thank you to our wonderful SA!

FOOD: N/A SERVICE: 5…read moreAMBIANCE: 5 VALUE: 4 This might be controversial, but, we have always had excellent service here. I think your experience here depends on the relationship with your SA. We were lucky/destined to meet our SA. We have never felt pressured to buy anything that we don't need or want. We've never had to chase a quota. We can honestly say, shopping here is enjoyable and fun. When we had an unfortunate incident last year, our SA came through and brought us some joy. This is our favorite Hermes boutique and we keep coming back.