Happy Socks

Happy Socks have been one of my favorite gifting products for a few years but today o went into the store where I was confronted by «shaquita» apparently she was annoyed that a person of colour came into her sphere. She was gracious and warm to the talkative white mom before me but when it was my turn she hit a sour note — In this economy, in this city, in this radical climate this is the last thing that I expected from a store let alone from a sista! Nonetheless it time for me to discover a new gifting item! Damn shame!

5 star based on excellent customer service.
What a wonderful staff they have! The socks are super cute but pricey, none of the less they make a great gift, you can build your own gift box if you buy 4 socks.

Cool store, awesome socks! Love the Swedish design and combed cotton. If you’re looking for a bargain this isn’t the store for you, but you definitely get what you pay for.

Tiny shop but you can find some really nice, colourful socks which will definitely cheer you up while wearing.
They’ve got fancy underwear as well!
Only minus point is that the sales assistants are mot friendly at all :(

I wish I can give zero star for this place.
My shopping experience here was very unpleasant.
I went into the store, there were 2 female shop keepers. One of them was talking to her friend (or boyfriend) on the phone all the time I was shopping there.
The other girl was ok.
I picked couple of socks and when I was paying, I found a $ 100 bill in my purse. I asked if I can use it, the «ok» girl said yes, then the other «phone call» girl immediately said «no» in very stern voice.
I asked «so, can I use it or not?»
The ok girl tried to say yes, but the other girl just put her hand in front of her to stop her, then just stared at me.
There were couple of other customers behind me waiting to pay, so I ended up paying in credit card.
I cannot believe how rude the girl was there, and I will never go back there.
P.S.
There was no «no bills bigger than $ 20» sign anywhere, just so you know.

Great socks but overpriced. Got some online in the wrong size and tried to exchange them here. The salesperson (owner?) told me they weren’t allowed to exchange socks, even with the receipt. Not much in the way of customer service if exchanges aren’t convenient. It might be a bad corporate policy, but this bad experience will forever color my view of this location.

The store is small but the staff seems chill and relaxed enough. They mostly had women’s sized socks in stock, which is a bummer for anyone with bigger feet. Not a huge selection, but decent enough to feel like you have options. I spent 7 mins in the store and that was pushing it.

Bought socks that didn’t fit, and Happy Socks wouldn’t even offer an exchange. Sounds like Sad Socks to me!

Fun, colorful socks are reasonably priced. Good as a gift option.

I came here last night with my fiancé. We found the socks that we wanted to purchase, but we left without purchasing because of the salesperson’s rude attitude. She rolled her eyes when we had questions about the size and demanded us to pay with cash when we hadn’t even made up our mind yet. Not sure why they hired a person with that kind of attitude.

This just opened a couple months ago. Very tiny store, not much selection… Cool designs on the socks they had though. The socks are good quality… There just wasn’t a whole lot of options to choose from.

A friend was visiting from the UK and had questions on sizing. As he asked his questions, the sales person Holly was rolling her eyes. Why sales people cop attitudes when customers need help is beyond me. Neither he nor I will ever shop there again.