David Lawrence

I have never been to this store. However, I ordered a Diesel leather jacket from Farfetch as a surprise for my Boyfriend’s birthday. It shipped from David Lawrence and arrived in about 5 business days. It was professionally packed and even had a handwritten personalized note (From Ryan) included. I was very impressed with the presentation of the package. Luckily, the jacket fit perfectly and my boyfriend absolutely loved it. I would absolutely order from David Lawrence again.

I have been shopping at the David Lawrence store since they had their little location in Bellevue Square (before they moved to the center court and then to Bravern). I have found that they offer a great selection of suits and fashion forward clothes for men and women. 20 years coming here and have found David to know my style and bring out items that will compliment other items in my wardrobe I forgot I had purchased. Definitely a must «go-​to» boutique!

Why be bothered with detached department stores. If your going to get yourself into something stylish you have to go see David! He take care of you.

3 suits and couldn’t be more happy. Love the Eton shirt and Alberto pants. Most of all, shopping with David keeps me coming back. There is a reason why David Lawrence continues to be my choice over Marios and Nordstroms — David. What a guy! Makes buying clothes (something I hate doing) tolerable and actually kind of fun. He knows I’m busy and knows what I like and always sends me home with clothes I’m glad I bought.

David Lawrence is an amazing clothing store, I haven’t had thios kind of shopping experience since Nordstroms back in the day. When I first came in David asked what I was looking for and began to pull multiple options for me bringing them back to the dressing room and found me the perfect suit. On my many return trips. he has also helped me find some amazing clothes. The clothes are very high end, but I feel like David understands my budget/​comfort range and I finally feel like I have a personal shopper!

I have been a customer since 2001. Classy selection, eclectic taste but not out there, in addition to the great customer service sums it all up. I’ve been living in San Francisco for two years, but every time I go back to Seattle I make sure to stop by the store. Sure enough, there is always something different to love and purchase. In terms of customer service, I’ve consistently been delighted. Responsive, respectful, and balanced (not too pushy) are characteristics I’d like use to describe the service. This store, is one of the only reasons I’d ever go to the rather-​pompous Bravern.

I’m a Seattle city snob and I only drive to Bellevue for 3 reasons– my lawyer (meh), CPA (ugghhh), and David Lawrence (woot woot). Swinging by to see David after a series of boring meetings makes all the pain worth it.
If the thought of «Brooks Brothers» makes you gag too, go see David and have him dress you in the finest suits you’ll find in our neck of the woods. Trust me… it’ll be the best shopping experience you’ve ever had.
Every man, even if you hate shopping and prefer to buy your jeans from Costco, should have at least one nice suit that actually fits! David Lawrence is the place to make it happen.

I have now purchased a total of 3 suits from David Lawrence. They have a great selection and these designer suits fit so well! I’ll be wearing my newest addition, a Zegna suit, to a formal dinner this Saturday. Never thought great looking clothes could make you feel so good! Thanks again David!

Best shopping experience I have ever had. David is one of the most genuine nicest guys I have ever had the pleasure to meet. He took one look at me, pinned my style and now every time I walk in, he’s got something for me to wear. I absolutely love my 2 John Richmond sports coats and I have David to thank for introducing me to John Richmond. So if your in the area check them out, you won’t regret it.

I love shopping at David Lawrence! I usually am not a huge fan of shopping because I don’t enjoy trying a ton of stuff on. At David Lawrence they suggest a style of jeans for me and it fits great every time. So instead of trying on 10 pairs of pants to find one I like, I try on 3 pairs and like them all. Their product is great, and their people know about fashion.

I like fine threads, but I don’t like clothes that display labels, or are the trend. So for me that means no line that seems to think that their customer should be advertising for them. Also no 7 jeans or any other item that freaking everybody is wearing. That rules out 70% of what this store carries.
However, out of that 30% I can sometimes find something really nice. A great Hugo Boss velvet jacket, or a D&G ¾ length coat.
The service is always kind of funny to me in these stores. The assistants can do a mental inventory of the cost of what your wearing the moment you walk in the door. I find them a little pushy sometimes. Trying to get you to consider something that is just not what you want, but hey, they’re on commission right.
All in all a good place to get something special if you can afford it.

I had a lovely buying experience thanks to Marguex, a vivacious yet serious sales rep working the women’s dept. I was shopping for a gift and she couldn’t have been more helpful.
The return policy was explained in great detail to me during payment.
Huge labels are featured here and are up to the moment as far as seasonality goes. I personally don’t follow it but enjoyed hearing about what is hot in fashion three months before the fall «collection» is on the streets of the NW.
D&G, Versace are big draws. The bags are crazy –stylish. At two grand each, they should be.

I used to love this place. Now, I haven’t been there in years.
It’s gotten too trendy for my tastes. I used to buy my business suits here and they did a great job for me. Now, it caters to a different crowd and I think it is overpriced and way too trendy.
Maybe I’m being harsh just because the style they stock has changed. But, it’s not the place I used to drop a lot of money at anymore.

David Lawrence in Bellevue was one of my all time worst customer service experiences. A few days ago I bought a t-​shirt at their Bellevue store and when I got home I found two holes in the fabric. The shirt was on sale when I bought it but since it was faulty I expected to be able to return it for a refund or store credit without any trouble. So I took it back to the store.
Let me tell you — I was in for a big surprise! They flat out refused to take the shirt back because «it was a sale item and sales are final». THEY WOULDN’T EVEN GIVE ME STORE CREDIT FOR IT! On top of that the sales clerk had the insolence to suggest that 1. The holes could have gotten in there after I bought the shirt 2. I could still wear the shirt 3. They could patch it up. I have never been treated so condescending and arrogantly in a store in my live. And the manager was standing right by it and didn’t say a word.
Now if you’ve been to the store and you’re thinking something like «really? I can’t imagine THEM being like that» — that’s exactly how I felt. I couldn’t believe it. I used to be a regular customer there. Needless to say I’m never going back there.

not a bad selction of denim and impressive boy clothing ?(at least i think so, but then again, im not a boy). the staff is supper friendly and seems i cant walk out of here with out finding something

They relocated in a better spot here in Bellevue Square, and decided to match the location with a slightly different look than before. One of those changes is quite major: the addition of a women’s collection. Among Seattle’s finest clothiers, you’ll be sure to find that perfect look that won’t last longer than a season that you will also cost you an entire paycheck… and that is just the t-​shirt… Nah, it’s not THAT expensive, but the sales people can be… ok… remember that SNL skit where Jimmy Fallon and that other guy work in this snooty clothing store where everything is black and then Will Farrel comes in with his posh Euro-​bowl haircut on what seems like a dying Vespa, and his cell phone is the size of his pinky? «Ok boys, pack your bags, we’re going to Milan.» Catch my drift?