H&M

Good place to shop for decent clothes. Price is very good and variety of selections. Their style is very up to date. They have many locations so it’s very convenient.

Soooo I’m actually a huge fan of what I wish H&M actually was, not what it currently is. It really is hit or miss for me a lot. You can’t beat their deals, I’m a huge fan during the summer because some of their tanks are $ 5, and I am still wearing them this winter. But a lot of the time their stuff fits weird. And could they stuff their racks any fuller? It’s so hard to see what to buy because you can hardly separate the clothing to get a good look at it. So right now, only 3 stars from me.

H&M is a great place to get dress clothes cheap. It is hard to find better stuff at the price level that they are selling. Their men’s clothes don’t always have all the pockets, but they will at least look like they do and that is all you really need. If you are looking for a cheap suit jacket, shirt, or pants, H&M is probably the best place to get temporary items for a wardrobe. The white shirts though are a little too paper thin and the collars are far too weak for you to look serious in them though, so go somewhere else for a dress shirt if you need to be dressing business.

H&M, why do you make your window displays so appealing and so trendy that I want to buy everything. although I know I’ll never look like that size 2 model in the window does? Great and affordable enough to be able to change your wardrobe as the seasons change. They actually have quite a decent line of work clothes for all of the grown-​ups out there.
I had a great experience last time I was in an H&M. Found the perfect outfit right out of the window. I was having a hard time locating all of the pieces of my super hot night on the town outfit and it just so happens that a sales assistant was standing next to me. I asked him to help me find the bits and pieces and he led me to everything from the pants to the scarf.
Went to check out, no que and I didn’t end up spending a fortune. Pants, top, belt, blouse and cardigan for right around $ 100. The only unfortunate part of my experience is it seems that everyone that was shopping that day was my size as there were only belts left in XS or XL. Eh. The trip was still well worth it!

While I don’t frequent this store often I do stop in from time to time if I am
at Bayshore.
Sadly every time I do, I’m more often telling myself to never do it again.
The staff seems generally negligent, absent and downright rude.
Like a cafeteria of college students were just randomly handed part time
jobs without a clue how to deal with customers or others in general.
I walked up to a tall young man on staff (someone called him jesse?) to ask a question and was waived to go away as
though I was bothering him and keeping him away from his cell phone or
something equally unimportant.
Next time I am at Bayshore Im tempted to find a manager there before
I even bother to look at anything. I assume they have one…

This store is alright. The quality varies and the prices are usually pretty reasonable. I’ve never had a sales person greet me or ask if I need help. I have found the odd gem but on lucky days, when I’ve taken an armload of clothes to try on, very few of them fit well. Most times I don’t find anything and leave empty handed. Like Rachel said, maybe it’s just not my cup of tea anymore. I’ll find a few things that are *almost* there but it’s boxy, or it’s see-​through, or a drab color.

Does H & M stand for Hit or Miss… cause they only hit the miss part of that question. I wouldn’t know how the service is, because nobody actually acknowledged that I walked into the store, past the women’s clothing and checkout, and up the escalator to the 2^nd floor. … actually, I couldn’t tell if the people I saw were employees or shoppers, they all looked like kids skipping school to me.
Ok, so maybe I’m too old to shop at this store. I was looking for a pair of jeans that didn’t look like they’ve been twisted into a ball and sat on for 3 days, and that actually had a waist size, not «circumference of your torso at 1 inch below pubic hairline» size.
When the heck did men start wearing tights made of stretch denim?

This stores return policy is deceiving! The signs that they have posted state «Buy Now — Decide Later» however… They will only give you in store credit and they won’t refund at the price you paid, even with a receipt — they will only give you the current sale price back!

ISHTAR!
It is to clothing what Ishtar is to the big screen
I was encouraged to find another clothing store that carries fashion for guys. That is, until I actually experienced H&M.
I first became acquainted with H&M years ago in NY. I wasn’t enamored with this chain then – but I blamed it on the freakish trend of those odd «guy-​scarves» that catered to this segment of the market called «EMO». I still don’t get what the hell these EMO guys are? They seem to have big Bieber hair, shrunken heads, and anorexia. But hey, to each their own.
I decided to give H&M another shot. These stores remind me of this chain back in the 80’s: Hal’s. «Memba them?» They were the same generic-​ish looking boxes with a gray-​scaled color palatte, that carried inferior quality threads that are on the fringe of acceptable fashion.
Case in point: their t-​shirts. I just needed a t-​shirt to work out in, since I forgot to pack one in my gym bag. They had ‘em, in spades – AND on sale. $ 9. But the colors were, well, a little too bright. And I’m not conservative. Had I stumbled onto the women’s half of the store? But I (regretably) bought a purple t-​shirt, the least offensive of the neon colors. After the first wash, I had a LAVENDAR shirt. Nice – if you’re BLOSSOM! Cheap. Crap.
Admittedly, I am not H&M’s targret demographic. I am not 20. I do not wear jeans custom made for Kermit the Frog. I do not have the body of an underdeveloped 11 year-​old girl. I am not shoppping with my «allowance.»
I’m better served at Banana Republic, if I’m going the chain clothing store route.
Do youself a favor and walk on by.

Ahh, H&M. This giant, big box fashion mega-​mart can be found in malls throughout the country. Cheap and sometimes not, this place is all sunglasses and scarves and printed dresses and flannel shirts and strange sweaters.
Sometimes you’ll find a gem at H&M. This gem will most likely be cheap, and cheaply-​ish made. (I say most likely because I got a kick ass blazer there this one time, and it’s actually super solid.) That said, for the most part, I usually find myself wandering through H&M somewhat confused and usually? I end up leaving empty-​handed. This place can be ridiculously overwhelming.
I’m a big advocate for shopping local, but in a city that hasn’t the number of independent clothiers that I’d like it to have, sometimes, you just have to hit up the mall. And sometimes, you wander into H&M hoping for a sale, or for that elusive accessory or shirt or dress that’s priced right and right up your alley. It’s sort of like thrift store shopping but for new clothes, honestly… and for that, I bestow upon them a two star rating. Maybe H&M just isn’t my cup of tea anymore…

It seems the only people who can shop at this damned store are people who wear less than a C-​cup. Sure, they offer larger sizes, but that doesn’t compensate for the lack of clothes that bigger-​busted girls can wear without looking 8 months pregnant. Please make pretty dresses that we can wear without resorting to mumus ala Homer Simpson. Thank you.

Need a power suit for work, something skanky to wear to the club, a breezy sundress with a tribal print, and something retro to wear to your sister’s theme wedding but you only have $ 100? Well, H&M is the place to go…
Pros: Awesome clothes at cheap to moderate prices. Definitely the most bang for your buck as far as style goes. I’ve never had a problem with service here either.
Cons: This location can be a little disorganized sometimes, the Brookfield one tends to be better but doesn’t have as large of a selection. The quality of the clothing can be inconsistent; check your garments for flaws before you buy. Also, you may have to try on more than one of an identical item to find one that fits.

The staff at this location sucks. Rude, unpleasant. Told me — scratch that, BARKED at me — I wasn’t allowed to put my very heavy school bag behind the counter while I shopped because they cannot be held responsible.
Oh-​kaaaay.
One of the guys walking the retail floor was far more interested in texting on his cell phone than anything else.
Left a security tag on a pair of jeans, now I have to make a special trip back just for that. Blech.
ID was requested when I used my check card (YAY!), and by «requested» I mean the sales guy looked at me impatiently and said, «ID?!»

This location is carrying the Matthew Williamson Collection,

Stylish clothing at big box store prices.
I have a very tall/​slender build but have found that H&M has very small/​slender sized clothing and I tend to have to by a size larger then at other retailers.

Good selection and variety. Reasonable prices. Staff not very friendly and long lines at check out. Clothes are not made that well but what can one expect for the prices charged. Bayshore H&M much better than the Brookfield version.

Awesomely stylish clothes on an affordable level. The quality suffers slightly on some pieces (for instance a shirt I ran through the washing machine came out with finger sized holes in them). In my opinion it’s the best place to get new clothes for any season as they always pull through with something unique and stylish. There are so many gems to be found in this store! I’ve had many shopping sprees at the mall in which I end up coming out with several bags of only H&M gear. Super fantastic stuff! Two checkout centers too for speedy shopping.

I’ve been to H&M in other cities and am glad we are cool enough to have one of our own here in Milwaukee! The H&M at Bayshore is big with lots of great finds. Prices are cheap and styles are very cool/​European inspired. I can always find something that I love here for a great bargain.
Before we had this one at Bayshore we had the Brookfield Square H&M which is good but smaller. I usually have better luck at the Bayshore location but in any case it’s a great store!

You know…
I AM SOOO FREAKING PISS THAT MILWAUKEE WISCONSIN HAVE AN FREAKING H&M BUT I NOW LIVE IN SAN DIEGO WHICH IS A MILLION TIMES BIGGER THAN MILWAUKEE AND WE STILL DON’T HAVE ONE!!!
But any who. Now that I am done venting. Let me get you some info since the last person who review didn’t put forth an effort.
Anyway if you don’t know what H&M is its a godsend for those who refuse to pay a million dollars for a pair of jeans… and noticed who Express and the GAP is starting to raise their price point.
H&M has a better clothes with the same quality as Gap and Express. BUT here the thing… its LESS EXPENSIVE!
This is the only place that I know of that you can get multiple outfits for under a hundred dollars. okay besides the Goodwill. If you are the über trendy spend type. you’ll love it.
if you’re the SK8 type… you’ll love it
if you’re more of a Chic and clean cut type of person. You’ll love it.
so go for it.