H & M

HORRENDOUS STAFF… Rude, lazy, useless. The asian cashier was so slow, rude. The manager worse (Tanawa?). Funny how different the customer service is down the street at The Gap; Gap obviously has better hiring practices/​management. I hate this location, amazing how often it’s skipped for it’s terrible service. I hope it gets bulldozed.

A little difficult to find the door entrance since there’s so much construction around it. We stopped in here hoping to find kids clothes since my eldest took her sister’s clothes out of the suitcase and my little one didn’t have enough clothes for our trip to Canada. We walked in here to find that there weren’t any children’s clothing here like the other H&M stores we’ve been to.
However, we did find pocket squares for my husband and for $ 15, you get the pre-​tied bow ties with it, which he hates so he only used the pocket squares. I will gladly pay $ 15 for it over the $ 70 ones at Banana Republic we saw.

Fustration. Today I walked into here expecting to buy a jacket. My friend said there’s one that they recommend I get. I wasn’t sure which one they were talking about so I took a picture and sent it to them to see if that’s the one. The associate immediately came to me and said «Uhmm you can’t take photos here» in the snobbiest voice ever. (He’s got blonde hair and was wearing black) I explained how my friend recommended a jacket and i wasnt sure which one it was so I needed to send them a photo to make sure it was the one. I’m pretty sure he told me no photos because I’m Asian and he thinks I’ll be sending it overseas for it to be copied. He stalked me like a hawk while I was shopping. I had to use the fitting room when he wasn’t looking cause I felt that if I asked to try it on he would think I’d be taking photos. I left without buying anything. Only reason why it gets 2 stars is cause the day before I bought some clothes here and the cashier was really nice. This happened today. March 25, 2015.

The men’s section is all the way downstairs. What a pain to get to. The clothes are cheap and as they say, you get what you pay for. I’ve bought a few t-​shirts here and that’s about it. Their formal shirts are nice. Other than that, most clothes are low quality and will be worn out after a few washes. Go to the Eaton Center if you can and avoid this place. Pro-​tip: Another reason to skip this place is that they have those street survey people outside the store, asking you for donations. Talking about a pain to get into and out of the store!

H&Ms I went to in a weekend. The location is convenient. It’s not my favourite one but it’s a good place to peruse. They have 2 floors here but it’s nowhere as big as crazy as the Eaton Centre location.
The staff are all young. The service is good.
Maybe in the weekend I need wait for a long time to buy them.

Grand choix de vêtements, service très rapide, rayon très bien rangé, je dirais même que les H&M français devraient en prendre de la graine.

Je né m’habillais jamais en H&M en France! Depuis que je suis ici j’ai dû y aller au moins 3 fois!
Le magasin est sur 3 étages, 2 pour femmes, 1 pour homme. Les collections évoluent en fonction de la mode donc rien à dire dessus.
Pour le service il est bien, bon je suis peut-​etre trop exigeante mais j’aime bien quand on me souris, je suis aussi dans la vente et je le fais!

Out of the four H&Ms I went to in a weekend, this was one was where I found the best finds and at least some semblance of customer service.
Plus, the location is convenient.

In standard H&M fashion the departments are on different floors. However, there aren’t any signs (or none that were obvious) to tell you what is on what floor. So if you’re like me and took the escalator up because that’s the first one you run into, then you’ll find yourself staring at women’s accessories instead of men’s clothing.
I’ve never had any staff approach me or greet me, but again this is typical H&M fashion, They just seem to focus on getting people through the fitting rooms and the cash. I hunted a staff member down once to ask if they had another size of something. Apparently they just have what’s on the floor and that’s it so you have to go through another store or wait for another shipment if there’s something you really want.

I don’t know if it’s because I haven’t stepped into a H&M for 3 months or if they just carry different merchandise here, but there were So many things i wanted to buy here, compared with the stores in SF!
I really had to control myself!
Will be back here when i’m dressed to shop!

Unilocal keeps telling me to write reviews because I’m the duke!
This H&M is near my work. It’s not my favourite one (Dufferin Mall is best!) but it’s a good place to peruse when I’m on my lunch hour. They have 2 floors here but it’s nowhere as big as crazy as the Eaton Centre location.
The staff are all young, pretentious gay men, but I think that’s pretty standard for H&M. They are not particularly helpful.
The queues for the change rooms are always bad if I go any time between 12−2pm on weekdays, as there are lots of other lunch time shoppers, but the waits are not too long. Far more doable than the Eaton Centre though.

Not all chain stores are made alike and this location proves it. I can leisurely shop and try on clothes without feeling overheated or squirrely. It’s organized, clean, bright & airy. It isn’t super packed like the Eaton Centre location. It’s well stocked and doesn’t drive me crazy with too much ‘stuff’. Now if only they can fix the Eaton Centre: S

I know it’s a chain and therefore shouldn’t be included, but the H & M on Bloor at Yonge is the only one that stocks any of the stuff in the popular sizes (aka anything under a size 10). If you’re a 4 like me, you know what a bitch it is to find the item you like in such a popular size. There are several theories I’ve entertained as to why the Bloor St. location is the only one worth shopping at and it comes down to two explanations: 1. There isn’t the same kind of high volume, suburban trafic like say the one in the Eaton Centre. 2. Most of the people who can afford to shop up on Bloor in this neighborhood, don’t need to buy the cheap knock of version; they can afford the real deal.
And that means more for me!