Porsche Design

Holy cannoli! What a beautiful store! This two floor Porsche Design location is a stunner for those who own the luxury automobile or those (like me) who take the bus. Porsche design clothing, I have to be honest, reminds me very much of Adidas in design, aesthetic and even quality. A polo shirt will run you 3 figures and that’s on the cheaper end of this brand’s merchandise.
I love this store if only to window shop and long for the their handbags, the blue ostrich one starts at a nauseating $ 9,150! I have purchased some items from here before for very special occasions. The customer service is really excellent. They wrap it in a gorgeous box and give you a little chocolate with it. The salesman even emailed me after my purchase to ask how the gift went over. I look forward to coming to this location in the future.

Amazing service.
I went in to look at watch bands for a Porsche Design watch I had purchased through Amazon (in other words. not from their store). I decided I’d stick with the rubber strap the watch came with, but I needed to have it sized to fit my wrist. They did this for me for free. It was a Porsche Design watch, but I had bought it somewhere else. I thought that was very nice of them. They didn’t even charge me. But because I was grateful (and because I like their stuff), I spent 250 on some sale sneakers and bought a belt for 225. However, even when they thought I was just there to have my watch strap cut to fit my wrist, they treated me like royalty. Really great service. Couldn’t have been better. Jeremy and the whole crew. Great.

Was in the market for a replacement pair of Porsche Design shoes. Found four models from the past season online I fancied and called the Soho and Madison Ave stores to confirm in store availability. The one I wanted was at the Madison store, although Leah at the Soho store over the phone went through the trouble of emailing me pictures of the other models she had at her store since the main Porsche Design website was under construction. Oscar at the Madison store let me try on 2 – 3 different sizes of each shoe I was considering (some run narrow), had a pitcher of ice water with a hint of orange peel ready — well received in July in the city, and generally enjoyed the shoe buying process as much as I did, never making me feel rushed. I got the exact shoe I wanted, there was only one other left this size apparently in Beverly Hills as this was a sale item. The best looking driving shoes I’ve ever bought, ELSw Formotion black with the orange highlight. I also picked up a grey cashmere polo at half off after trying on a couple of t-​shirts, again never feeling rushed. On the contrary I felt like they were enjoying my meticulous company, a great feeling to get during a purchase, especially if you really enjoy taking your time.
Then the reason I’m taking time to write a review about what would simply be a good purchase experience. The shoe did run narrow, and only after a couple hours of wearing them at home on a carpeted floor I had to admit to myself that just a half a size larger would be SO much better. At the store I had already tried sizes 11, 11.5, 12, but I really needed 12.5 or 13 perhaps because I couldn’t wear these shoes for more than a couple hours. I suppose compared to the smaller sizes I tried on first the 12s felt great for the several minutes I had them on in store. I’m not a woman in heels, so I need some shoes I can wear all day without a second thought. You get further in life by asking, so I called, explained I understood sale items were final, but I didn’t want store credit, just an exchange to a larger size. Jeremy on the phone after confirming with the manager obliged and I came in the next day and tried the 12.5 and 13s, took the 12.5, left the 12 for someone else to enjoy, without any hassle, and again was well attended by the two different guys there that day who were informed I was coming, despite the store being full of people this time.

They are really nice people, they treat you well and with respect. Also they try to help you if you needed anything.
I went looking for a jacket, search in many places in NY but couldn’t find any winter coats. Went to north face but they didn’t have either, so this was the only place that I found one. And the price I got from sales is cheaper than north face. It’s a great deal to have it and the brand name is awesome. And Jorge was really helpful I will decently go back again

Just reconfirms my suspicion of this location. we went to the SF location and the watch came back repaired without the $ 160 the guy in this Madison Store said it costs to get fixed. Avoid this location if you can, it’s ghetto. When we brought the watch there with the warranty card, the manager treated us like we were tricking him or something. He said «what’s the exact name of the watch store… oh, well I’ve never heard of that one (like he has a catalog of all authorized dealers in his little head!)… well, I’lll have to call to verify, and get back to you.» We know the watch is legit and it was appalling that he was implying our authenticity, when he’s supposed to represent a company that prides itself on brand image & service.
It took months before we followed up to find out no repair was done and no follow-​up was made. We took the same watch to our SF store, and they had no problem fixing the issue. Seriously for a store that charges gazillion-​times more for a product, service should be top-​notch and hassle-​free.
the SoHo one might be better but never been there.

The inventory in this store is pretty unique and there is some good stuff here… but the people who work here are rude.
My mom bought a leather organizer here (it was on sale) and when she left the store she noticed that there was a 2009 calendar inside of it. She called and told them and they let her know that she could stop by and pick up a 2012 calendar anytime. She went back about an hour later and they charged her $ 15 for a new 2012 calendar to put in her new organizer. They said the reason it was on sale was because there was an old calendar in it so they were still going to charge her for the refills. They didn’t make that clear when she called originally and it was pretty dumb.

I went to an event here last night at this small boutique in midtown lastnight, and had a good one. There was the usual italian models displaying vaudeville garments, giving me cocktails, and caviar. After you get past all of that you actually see that there is a store here selling porsche ‘related’ items. Ya know once you buy the car, it’s the little gadget accessories to go with that you must obtain. I must be out of the loop, but when i bought my Honda i was never offered caviar and a cute swarvoski incrusted clutch with detachable ink pen. It’s a small store with some really useful things at reasonable prices. They offer sunglasses, luggage, belts, shoes, rogaine — all the essentials for a man going through a mid life crisis. With the joking aside, the staff is actually very friendly, knowledgeable, and very welcoming… so if you’re in the market for a accessories then take a peak.