Levi’s Store

It’s Levi’s. It’s time square. Good quality over priced jeans. Friendly sales people. If I still lived here it wouldn’t be my go to for jeans, but I’m glad it was there when I needed it.

Customer Service is everything here. I feel like the employees are paid on commission they was they interact with you. Love this place. Its a must stop every time I’m in the city.
Got a nice rain coat for the L.O. It was on sale with an additional 30% off. Cant complain!

Because of the location, I try not to come here often, but it’s pretty close to my jobs, so I stumble in here often.
NOTE: They always have «sales» Just so you know almost all the clothing in the store is at least $ 10 more than online. The sale is about the same as the online price, so there isn’t much of a deal. The Levi’s you buy from Levi’s are different than the ones you buy at Sears, just an FYI. Gone are the days of the same thing being offered at the same place for cheaper.
The service is usually friendly, although when someone was helping me, another employee ran over and watched me move things… because I’m going to steal with no big bag to put anything in.
The person who helped me recently (Supreme) was really great and I walked out with 2 pairs of pants (I didn’t really need!!! But needed).
I find this location more than the others (especially the 34^th street one, yuck) usually has my size and not just one pair.
It’ super touristy though and I hate coming in here. The prices are more than online (but for some reason online jeans are smaller) and the deals aren’t the same. The stores sale section beats online’s by a mile. If you do need to do an online return, make sure you have your receipt and invoice because it’s a big pain in the butt if not.

Good store much better then the one in soho, plus they also have a better/​wider selection of jeans, people working there are really friendly and are more then happy to help.

Touristic shop with everything from Levi’s you will ever need.
If you are Levi’s fan you can’t go wrong with this one.
Otherwise if you are just shopping around you can find Levi’s much cheaper for example from Marshall’s or TJ Maxx.

Don’t be fooled. This is a tourist trap. I checked out a pair of Levi’s 514 jeans and they were asking 78.00 bucks. You can get them from J. C Pennys for $ 40! So stay away and leave this store to tourists who don’t know any better.

Very nice store but unfortunately they did not have my size for the jeans I wanted. The staff was very helpful and was well organized

childish ass workers have no respect for individuals with tmau. but the store has nice clothes

Oh yeah! they had exactly what i was looking for, Macys didnt have it when i stopped by over the weekend. But beware, its totally swamped with tourists and packed. I know, I kniw, you say, but you are in Times Sq. But I just dont have the time ti stand in a 10 min line behind tourists from Portugal, giving recommendations for restaurants for dinner in the area. I mean, WTF is Unilocal for???

Great customer service, as with most Levis stores. Too bad it’s in Times Square. This location seems to be better stocked than other Levis stores, I suppose because it’s the Times Square location. The floor staff are always willing to help, which I guess is helped by the fact that they earn commissions. The dressing rooms can be «overbooked» if you get there during a busy time, but generally it’s quick to go in and walk out with what you showed up for. I’ve had to do a few returns/​exchanges over the past few years, and it;s always been a breeze, assuming you have the receipt of course. I will continue to come here despite the inconvenient location.

Being in Times Square I was reluctant to go in the store as I was expecting to see stupid tourist prices and a closet like store arrangement.
I was glad I was wrong. They had some good sale prices, the staff were helpful and it wasn’t crowded at all!
I ended up picking up a pair of jeans for 50% off.

I came to return Stuff on Black Friday, so that was my bad. The place was crazed, with long lines to pay, and only one cashier doing returns. Still, they move pretty efficiently. The store in Times Square is also huge, which is nice, much bigger than in soho or Santa Monica.

I usually have a good experience in their stores but not at this one. I had horrible customer service. My husband and I had questions about the jeans and got blank stares. The girl at the register was not only rude to us but rude to a lady who had taken a picture in the store accidentally. Yelled at her like she was a child. Didn’t give any eye contact to us and seemed annoyed she had to ring us up. Never going to this location again.

The particular jeans I tried on didn’t work for me, but I am sure if I had more time I could have found a great pair. The inside of the store reminded me of being in Abercrombie — low lighting, loud music, and merchandise everywhere you turn, not exactly my taste, but it was fine. I must say though the service was excellent! The staff was knowledgeable and friendly! I might even go to Time Square again (I personally think its one of the worst places on earth even though I am a New Yorker), just to go to this store.

As a rule, I don’t go to Times Square unless I’m headed for a theatre and can avoid the crowds. But I really needed new jeans and nothing ever fits, and I heard about Levi’s fitting system, and there is such a toss up between Soho and Times Square on the weekends, that I figured this store might be more manageable.
And, wow. The jeans are fine, they fit, they cost (much!) less than $ 100. But the service was freakin awesome. The service was really great with all the people I spoke to. This one employee, Angel, kept bringing me stuff to try on, walking around the store with me, suggesting things. You must go there and get Angel to help you posthaste!

big fan. they have all of the styles, washes and cuts. The staff is friendly and they have huge fitting rooms. For a place that does such volume of business, I have rarely had to wait for a fitting room. They have by far the largest selection of any levis store (probably in the country)
On top of all that, they have good sales as well. Good stuff.