Stanley Korshak

Great store. However, I wish they carried more 0’s or XS’s, which they don’t even get in some pieces.

Sorry guys — I love your collection of Kiton which is one of the best I have seen in America. I love your Brunello Cuccineli stuff but man your service sucks. Bunch of sales people more focused on their phones than face to face customer interaction.
Your toilet upstairs, next to the hair salon is the pits. How could such a fancy and expensive place have such a dirty and aged toilet? Remember toilets should be cleaner than shit… and with all the expensive $ 30 to $ 40 soaps you sell, why are you using that stupid liquid Dial soap there?

Stunning clothes and a great place to get an outfit for a special occasion (I see some formal gowns there that aren’t in Neimans or Saks)

This review is for the Men’s Shak in Stanley Korshak.
I came here to buy a suit from Suit Supply, which is located in the Men’s Shak. The service was impeccable.
From my first phone call, to the fitting, to the pickup a few days later — every step of the process was handled with utmost courtesy and care. It sounds cheesy, but I really felt valued as a customer and person. When I picked up the suit, I tried it on and we discovered that the pants needed a little more work. They were able to get it done while I waited so I wouldn’t have to drive back from Denton.
In total, I interacted with about 7 different employees to varying degrees during my two visits there (some with just a simple greeting), and they were all consistently friendly and helpful. On top of that, I’m pleased with my purchase.
Seeing Stanley Korshak’s website from a computer in Denton, TX was a little intimidating ($ 300 boxers!), but the employees at the Men’s Shak provided one of the most satisfying shopping experiences I’ve had in a while. Thanks, guys!

This review is for Laura in the Bridal Salon. My fiancée recently came in with her family to try on a wedding gown. She had a great experience and found the dress of her dreams. She was surprised how down-​to-​earth everyone was in the store and how non-​pushy the sales team was. This was in stark contrast to Neiman’s, which they also visited. We also got a hand-​written note in the mail a few days ago thanking Ashley for the purchase, which was a nice touch.

when celebrities when they come to Dallas this is where they go. Why? because they have an unparalelled selection. I only once have had an unhelpful sales person. Most all the associates have been stellar. More cites could use specialty stores like this as opposed to chain goop. having only neimans in town to serve a more affluent market is wretched and makes this city look foolish. Its like having only walmart as an option. low class

I couldn’t afford to buy anything, but the staff there are very friendly. Five stars for customer service, especially Andrea in the jewelry department.
It’s only the customers that will look you up and down if you’re dressed like peasant folk. Relax ladies, I ain’t gonna rob you *inside* the store.

Gorgeous, new Louboutins, Fendi, Valentino for 50%-75% off? Free shipping? No sales tax? Yes please. Again please. And again please.
My favorite place to order shoes, so many already (Eek! Bad wallet!). During the clearance sale, the staff is sometimes slower to ship out your purchases. According to their website, they are supposed to ship online orders out by the end of next business day but they don’t always do this.
They won’t do a price adjustment after the shoes go on sale, even if the shoes get marked down again the day after you ordered them. Other high end dept. stores will do this (Yay, Neiman Marcus).
Still, with the free Fed Ex shipping, great sales prices if you wait long enough and no sales tax, there are great deals to be had.

First of all: I have yet to step foot inside of this store. I have however, shopped their on-​line store a few times in the past three years. Whether I call up there or send a quick email, Joanna takes the time to answer all my questions about sizing, color, and comfort. Three very important things to know about when you’re shopping on line and buying a product sight unseen. The packing is well done and professional, and the shipping is amazing fast. The personal touches added are always appreciated. Pretty much the best on line shopping experience I’ve had which is why I will always come back.
It should be noted: I am not a celebrity (Maybe a little, but only to my dogs). I do shop when there’s a decent sale. I also do my own research on the items I plan on purchasing before contacting TheShak.

The Bridal Salon is amazing and the customer service is excellent. This review is for The Shak. My friend and I walked in and were never greeted. We stayed in the store at least 20 minutes browsing items and not one of the 4 girls asked if we needed anything. I’m sure its because we didn’t look like the only other two shoppers in the store. It’s their loss because of their assumption that we can’t afford anything in that store. We drove up to NorthPark and made a sales girl very happy at Neimans.

Always something interesting when you want to splurge.

Where do I begin? My cousin bought all of her bridesmaid dresses and wedding dress from this place… the work product was shoddy and overpriced… on wedding day everyone was sewing and stressing. They are greedy and rude, and will pass you up for celebrity clients.

They have a great selection for women’s jeans and shoes. I’ll definitely be back!
Ultra high-​end and expensive.

Not my favorite place to shop, but it’s fun to look around. You definitely have to dress your best and I don’t mean Sunday best… I’m talking about over the top best with all your designer labels showing so that people know you’ve got money. Some of the workers are nice and they’ll greet you with a smile, but there’s a good bunch of those snotty workers who won’t even blink when they see you — they’ll even manage to bump into you as if they didn’t notice you… in which they were really trying to avoid you. There was a nice gentleman at the makeup counter that was really nice and another gentleman helping me pick out a tie — they immediately saw me and asked me if I needed help and showed me around.
Oh — I did go to the shoe section and I was looking at their Fendi, Louboutins, and woah woah~ they even had Tom’s! Odd… but kinda cool. As I was walking back to the jewelry section I did have one gentleman approach me and ask me if I needed help with anything. I said no, but thank you for asking. It’s really a nice gesture to say hi and ask a customer if they need help — even if you know I’m not going to buy anything, it’s nice to be offered the help because I just MAY come back and get something!
I also went into The Shak for the first time, located next to Palomino. There’s several girls working there, but not very many customers. They’re chatting amongst themselves and straightening things out, trying to make work for themselves — I literally took at least 45minutes looking at some items and I found a pair of jeans I was particularly interested in, but they didn’t have my size. I was hoping someone saw that I was looking at them for a good 10 minutes, but no help — I had maybe 3 – 4 of the workers walk right past me and say nothing — no hi, now how are you, no do you need any help?, no smile… geez, is it cold in here or is it just me? They do have a good selection, but it is very pricey and you can really find these items at any high end department store. I hope you don’t get the same treatment as I did… nothing, nada, zip, zilch. And I sure hope I can find those jeans somewhere else. Yes, I would have made a purchase if someone did help… too bad.

Great place to look for a wedding dress. The girls and I came to look for the «one dress» to walk down the aisle and we just knew that this was the place to start. The boutique provide great customer service. When entering into the bridal salon, you notice that they do not have alot of dresses but that is what makes this boutique different than all of the other wedding dress shops. I like how they can customize your own dress if needed. We did find a dress that we liked it was the first dress.

Just read the other reviews and agree that Stanley Korshak is a really unique and special store. I purchased a beautiful wedding gown there for my September 2011 nuptials… my groom also purchased his suit there. All in, we spent about $ 9K — not an insignificant amount.
The wedding weekend was so frantic… almost hard to enjoy, frankly. The day before our wedding, I swung by to pick up my dress at the bridal salon. Everything was packed in the hanging bag, which one of the salon associates begrudgingly agreed to bring to my car. I checked into the hotel where I would stay on my rehearsal dinner night and get ready for the wedding festivities the following morning. On the big day, my mother and soon-​to-​be mother-​in-​law joined me in my suite to have hair and make-​up done. Later in the afternoon, my bridesmaids joined as well. Again, it was hectic. With everyone ready we grabbed my dress and headed to the wedding site.
I changed into said beautiful gown at the venue. I didn’t notice that I had forgotten the belt that accompanied my dress until during the dinner. I ran to the back room to look through the bag… no belt. I was CRUSHED but thought «don’t let this ruin your night.» Moving on.
On Monday, I called the bridal salon. I was informed that the belt was wrapped in tissue and placed on top of a stack of empty tissue at the bottom of the bag. Ok, let’s be honest, that is not a smart way to pack a dress accessory. I went back to the bag and looked through it again… no belt. Was it there? I’ll never know. Stanley Korshak never apologized… never recognized that wrapping an accessory on empty tissue isn’t a good idea… and frankly didn’t demonstrate any real empathy about the situation. One associate informed me that «wrapping accessories in tissue is a standard practice and that many brides have misplaced bras, etc.» I guess I’m not alone.
I’m going to post this message on every blog I can find on the subject. Hopefully other brides won’t have disappointment with their $ 5K purchase for their one special day.

So, I’m getting married.
Woo hoo! Pop the bubbly!
And that means buying the perfect wedding dress. I knew I wanted to try on a variety of dresses, so I figured I would start at the top at Stanley Korshak.
I expected impeccable service, and impeccable service is what I received. Pamela, my bridal consultant, let me roam free to pick out the first round. Then she led me upstairs to my own HUGE, private room to try everything on.
As I picked out things I liked and didn’t like about each dress, another round of gorgeous dresses was brought up by the staff. I bet I put on at least two dozen of them. Pamela was so helpful with everything, and so honest with me. I really appreciated that.
Even though they knew I wasn’t purchasing that day, it didn’t stop them from letting me romp around the store in as many dresses as I liked. I was there for almost 2 hours and felt no rush at all.
And you know what? I found The Dress that day.
Three weeks later, I returned to look at The Dress again with my mom. And we did indeed purchase it. Yay!
What’s even sweeter, as a Korshak Bride I get 10% off all things like shoes, jewelry, etc in the store. Louboutin… here I come!

If you like clothes and labels, this is your place. Everything is VERY expensive but very chic, trendy and beautiful.
Basically a local version of Barney’s or something like that. I think it is actually nicer than Barney’s though. Regardless, it is not really my style, look, or pocket book, but I can appreciate that they have pretty equisite clothes and if that is what you are looking for and price isn’t an object, than Stanley Kroshak would be a good place to go.

Whenever I visit Dallas I like to visit Stanley Korshak.
After parking in the underground lot you take the escalator up past a giant fountain. Then it’s like stepping into luxury heaven. They carry tons of top-​of-​the-​line brands, my favorites being Roberto Cavalli and Balenciaga.
Last trip I got some amazing glitter eyeliner there %30 off!
In «The Shack» they had a sale rack with plenty of goodies on it but I actually ended up with a non-​sale item. A sweet little dress by some company made in USA (I buy things made in the country designed, which SEVERELY cuts down on what I can buy! Made in China? You can get that at Wal-​mart.)

While I love to hang out with my girls at the Shak and occasionally splurge on a couple items – they DO have some diamonds in the rough (or, not-​so-​rough, overly soft, sugared up dripping with sweet, loud ladies only to be found in this area of Dallas and only to be accompanied with men found on
), if I didn’t have a couple good friends working up there, I’d be frightened away by the employees in the other boutiques. But I do love going up there and do so at least once a week. No, I definitely don’t make a purchase that often – I’d be so far in the hole at that point, I’d be one of the vagrants spending the night in and around the courtyard, using the fountain as a shower. Come to think of it, that doesn’t sound so bad…
You’ll NEVER be disappointed with the eye-​candy here… and remember, not all candy is tasty. But if you’re down for some entertainment, Stanley Korshak is sure to please. Great cosmetics department. Be sure to get your parking stub validated!