Politix Store

I want to like this boutique. But it’s really a sad shop. The little blonde Russian sales gal with the great haircut, she is super creepy and follows you around everywhere. Her desperation to make a sale is overwhelming.
The clothes from FR or IT are awful quality European lines. You would never see these clothes at those prices in the actual country of design or manufacture.
Save your cash to shop at Barney’s, American Rag et Cie, H. Lorenzo, Saks or Neiman’s. This place is truly bizarre & creepy!

I recently visited the store w/​my daughter and was pleasantly happy w/​the change. New owner did an amazing job remodeling. I was extremely excited to see a much better selections in the women department.

I would stay away like the plague. We some jeans here for Christmas and tried to take them back. The store said they only allowed Christmas returns until Jan 5^th. No exchanges no returns nothing.
These jeans were 250.00. Not a cheap pair. We just wanted to exchange due to sizing issues. No help whatsoever. Terrible policies.
The manager was a real Jerk about it. So we will never be coming back. Probably why there was no one in this store.

Great job Politix what a fantastic window display, bought very cool drop crotch trouser and a super cool one off leather jacket, I admit being a fashion victim, lately Politix is satisfying my craving, you love one off fashion pcs which you do net find every where go to Politix
Gen 22

Love it! Don’t like the torn jeans look ALL of the time but they do seem to have some kind of cutting edge on fashion… depending on what kind of «edge» you are looking for…
Or… if you are a russian import into america this is the first store you will hit!

If you’ve been to Traffic or to the «young and modern» section of Saks Fifth Avenue or Neimen Marcus, then you pretty much have a good inkling of what Politix Clothing will be like (‘spensive like WHOAH, ho…) except Politix isn’t as good as any of the aforementioned places.
That’s not to say Politix is bad — it isn’t. The variety of styles, brands, and articles is diverse and impressive. Shoes, jewelry, tops, jeans, dresses, jackets, hats… if you can wear it and are willing to pay a pretty penny, Politix may have it.
– In size XL.
That’s one of the big problems with Politix: although they have many nice things (cool T-​shirts, nice outerwear, etc.) they tend to run only large sizes in men’s clothes — and even women’s clothes are hard to find if you’re under a size four or five. I don’t know if that’s because the smaller sizes tend to sell faster or because the store never had them in the first place, but the fact remains that if you find something you like, it will be too big for you.
If you do buy something, you might end up having to drop some more coin at an alterations place to make it fit properly.
«Maybe they have more sizes in their stockroom?» you ask yourself…
– But don’t even think of asking a sales associate for help. Although some of them are kind of cool and will actually ask you if you need assistance, most of them will give you a rude once-​over when you come in, then ignore you while they continue their [loud, profanity-​laced] conversation about which of them is the more important player in the high-​fashion world, or which of them has an exciting, important career outside of this job and they only hang out at the mall because… yeah…
(Don’t forget to clock out for your 30 minute food court lunch, Marc Jacobs Jr…)
The stacks of shirts are often in messy, disorganized piles, and just as regularly the workers seem to stand around oblivious to this, on occasion lackadaisically attempting to straighten out the displays, but just as often drinking Frapuccinos on the sales floor — more «hanging out» than actually working.
Maybe it’s just my own experience but there was definitely a negative, borderline antagonistic vibe from the staff — at one point I overheard employees making fun of another customer behind her back.
Classy.
All in all, the selection of clothes, shoes, and accessories is great, although the sizing is very limited and the service for the most part is atrocious. Politix is a good place to go if you’re looking for that one-​off closet gem that you come across every so often, for which you’re wiling to pay a fortune.
My own recommendation is that you go to Traffic or Barney’s New York instead — you’ll still meet prohibitive price tags, but at least the employees’ enthusiasm when helping you isn’t predicated on how cool they think you are, or aren’t.

It’s not easy outfitting my PRINCE with clothes befitting true royalty — men have it much harder than women when it comes to fashion selection!
Politix is a God-​send for my sweetie’s X-​mas, B-​day and anniversary gifts.
AWESOME selection of men’s shoes!
And make sure to check out the SALE rack…

I purchased quite a few things there a couple of times, but the sales associates were terrible. I don’t think their clothes are that upscale or anything (they are pricey but nothing that impressive), so I don’t understand why the people there think that they can ignore customers and be rude to them.

This place rocks! It carries some of my favorite designers and has a lot of rare clothes! I believe this the only place in CA that carries Andrew Mackenzie stuff! Love it! Also, they carry a lot of boots and cool shoes. I brought a pair of boots there and love it. Be prepare to send lot of $$$ when you go there! You just can’t help it! haha