Michael Kors

bad service. the staff doesn’t know what deals going on in store. misguide customers

«I’m an all American designer dressing the trendy, real woman of New York and Los Angeles. Resort lifestyle is my my strong suite» Michael kors.
When I think of Michael I don’t think of his leather wear. It’s great to know, since his company went public and he increased stores by 80 percent globally, everyone wants a Michael bag.
When I think of his stores I think of snooty girls with long hair and overly accessorized, guys in slacks a button down and some cardigan or blazer. Not to my surprise most stores have that feel. I would have to agree with other reviews and say «Michael kors selling strategy to bombarded their customer is a little overwhelming». I knew what I was expecting.
Small store, average selection and snooty associates.
Not the cleanest location.
Associates talking floorset and todo lists and then trying to suggest items was distracting.
Customer service –3. Not the best. I rate most mk stores a 3.
Merchandise –3. The basic selection. They carry the best sellers only. Nothing new or signature collection.
Over all 3. Check it out of you need a last minute present of some sort but not worth trying to find something truly special.

I went into this store yesterday with my boyfriend and have never been so BOMBARDED by workers. It’s nice for them to want to help, but when they distract you from actually looking at the merchandise it is extremely unappealing. People don’t go in to chit chat and make friends, they want to make a purchase! I was so put off and annoyed that they wouldn’t leave us alone that I left and made a purchase elsewhere. Give people space, let them look, and don’t ask them question after questions and give them your live story! I’m sorry but I’m not interested in a sales associates personal life when i’m trying to shop. Wouldn’t recommend anyone going into this store if they want to make a serious and pricy Michael Kors purchase.

Just what I need. More temptation.
«I can resist everything but temptation» said Oscar Wilde. That is my mantra, my overall philosophy on life.
This outlook on life has served me well. I have amassed great piles of purses, little wristlets, a vast array of shoes, and jewelry: my jewelry must come as a matching set. That’s just my pathological OCD kicking in.
Naturally, I was pleased as punch to see this new Michael Kors store open up. Now I have my eye on a beautiful rose gold, low profile, sparkly watch. I don’t even wear watches. What am I thinking!?!
I’ll probably obsess about the watch for several weeks. I’ll walk furtively by the store, stalking it, before I finally crumble helplessly and buy «the precious.»
Ah yes, temptation…