Levi’s Meatpacking

I would have given this a better review before today. I have bought about 10 pairs of expensive jeans there and gotten decent service over the past couple of years. I recently bought a pair — I asked for and tried on a 34 waist and then had it hemmed. I have gotten mainly 33 and 34 waist jeans from them for this whole time. I got it home and put it on today and it was tight. I checked and it was a 31. I have not worn a 31 since the 80’s. Yes, I should have checked before I left the store, but I stupidly trusted them, as my name was on the jeans. They obviously mixed it up when hemming. I called up and, after the woman interrogated me for a while, she said «what do you want me to do?» but she had already blurted out earlier «we can’t take them back.» So I said «why do you want to know what I want if you already said you can’t take them back?» to which she was silent and sullen. I got off the phone and won’t go back there. My loyalty was rewarded with a shitty attitude. I can understand if that’s their policy, but it would have been nice if she had been solicitous and understanding. Maybe she’s just an unhappy wage slave there, and I’m sorry if she is, but that ends my association with this store.

Awesome store for any Levi fan and amazing customer service. From the moment I called and spoke to management about a hard to find trucker jacket to an exchange I had to make on it, the level of friendliness and accommodation was impeccable. I’ll be back.

This store could not have been more helpful. One staff member in particular named Trent has an encyclopedic knowledge of the Levi brand history. He understands and celebrates the symbolic concept of the jeans and taught me things I never knew including how the 501z was the only 501 model that featured a zipper. Brando wore it on the famous movie THE WILD ONES. This store even offers tailor made jeans and the explanation and passion of the laid back and anything but condescending staff shines though. I am tired of falsely ingratiating sales persons who may make fun of you when you leave the store but here it is the total opposite. You are respected and valued as a human being as much as a client.

Really friendly and knowledgeable staff. I bought my Levi’s Vintage jeans elsewhere and brought them here for a chainstitch hem ($ 30). They gave me tons of info about washing the jeans and even messengered them to my office for free when they were ready two days later. Thanks Jason R. for the great service!

Although a nice store as a vintage Levi’s collector and self acclaimed connoisseur I was disappointed by the Levi’s Meatpacking store.
First off the store is kinda small and they don’t stock the full LVC and Levi’s Made and Crafted collection.
The salesman was kind but seemed a bit confused when I asked him questions, they sell «real» vintage pieces, bought myself a type III big E jacket, but most of them are recently and overly altered, patched up, stained. So if your looking for a real vintage 501 visit Goes Around Comes Around. If you want some LVC STF buy ‘em online.

Levi’s goes boutique — great space, one off selections, dedicated service. Love that such a cornerstone brand continues to reinvent itself.

The folks at this Levi’s couldn’t be sweeter or more helpful. They will fix the rivet on your Levi’s gratis while you wait. They will hem and repair them for less than most dry cleaners, & they will go out of their way for you.
The merchandise runs the gamut, except they don’t have the «supreme curve» line (that is only sold in the top 10 stores in the country, so in NYC you have to brave Times Square for that), but they have everything else plus the über-​cool vintage stuff.
I can’t say enough about this store & its employees!

This Levi’s store focuses on the LVC line (and other partners’ products exemplifying the rugged American style). If you are looking for high-​end Levi’s denim and vintage-​looking workwear, this is the place to go. If you are looking for regular Levi’s clothing, this is not the place to go. Denim will run around $ 250 and t-​shirts will around $ 70-​$ 100, so the products are not cheap, but they have superior fabric and construction relative to the regular line of Levi’s products.
The store is hard to navigate at first because there are so many different types of denim and products are placed rather haphazardly (though I am pretty sure that is the casual look they are going for), but the sales staff are very knowledgeable and friendly. They provide just the right amount of service.

If you’re into authentic, faithful reproductions of the historic 501XX line and other high quality Levi’s jeans, this is the place to be. It carries the full LVC (Levi’s Vintage Clothing) line of 501s, along with the lower priced Selvage Goods line. The staff was friendly and very knowledgeable about the products, fits, and fabrics. Top notch.