Giorgio Armani

Staff is super great. I’ve been a few times and the staff is always so attentive. obviously great clothes. cant go wrong ever

Love shopping here. Love the clothes. Love the service.
Staff has always gone above and beyond. Asks how the clients are, asks how my kids are. Kind will always win me over and if you can remember my kids names I’m coming back.

Always a greeting, usually real-​ish, and the clothes are luxe.
Look around, the staff knows their goods and can show you the best for you, in your size. Very good service.
A gracious experience, even when they’re busy.

I crazy about my new shoes!!!
Wonderful service with a lot of patience till I found what I like the most.
I am really impress about the new leather jackets collection.
A bit pricey but I super recommend.

I walked into the store with a friend knowing that I didn’t belong in there. I was not dressed the part, nor am I the age to have money to spend on a $ 2,500 bag. Beside the point, maybe because it was slow, the staff was very friendly and easy to talk to. I even met the manager and chatted with her before leaving. Very amazing people. Very amazing clothes.

Great service. whoops. I forgot picking my pants this weekend.

WOW! this store really really surprised me, the guards and customer service clerks were really approachable and nice! They offered the best of the service they purely could, and catered to a persons need. From most of the designer stores in the area, they carry the most standardized materials of the current designs, however I took one star off because they don’t have a big selection of sizes.

I’ve tried other stores, boutiques and brands and nothing is as fine as San Francisco Giorgio Armani boutique. When I realized that, I became their loyal and very happy customer of many years. The boutique is excellent, the product is superb and the service is always fine. Ask for Alex — he is a true representative of this brand.

Buyer beware! Stay away from this Armani! My bf and I came in looking for a leather jacket. He found the perfect one, but it wasn’t his size. We asked the employee if he could check online and see if they had a small at another store. Well the employee flat out lied and said there was no smalls left anywhere in the world. «All sold out.» My boyfriend hit up the Beverly Hills store two days later and they HAD smalls. On top of that they had a «secret sale.» He bought the jacket and they hand delivered it when it was done being tailored. So it seems like the employee’s at the Union Square store will do and say anything to keep their commission check.

Its exactly what you have come to expect from the most elegant designer in Italy. Suits and dresses that seem so unobtainable. I was scared when I first came into the store when it first opened years ago. I even bumped into Steve Jobs and his wife. He must love the place because I don’t go there that often (3x/​year) and I run into him almost every time.
For guys, if you want to look like a million bucks and don’t really have that much style sense, this place is a no brainer. It was for me. In fact I think they subconsciously guilt you into buying by constantly serving you cocktails.
Everyone there is great, but for me Erika Canavieri has always taken very good care of me.

I can only comment on the men’s department for now, but my experience was great. If you are shopping here, you must love Armani and his deconstructed styles of traditional mens tailoring. The fabrics are amazing and innovative. The silhouette of an Armani suit is iconic and when you put one on, you can feel the care and quality that was put into it’s creation Of course, there is more here than suits. There is a great assortment of styles from casual to formal. This isn’t A/​X, but there are some edgy fashions is addition to the classic Black Label suit. I dealt with was Alex and he was top-​notch When you are shopping here, you are the focus. Yes, it can be pricey, but you are involved in an experience that is going to transcend walking into any department store and browsing the aisles. You are going to get a lot of personal attention but no pressure. I think it is worth it. As a previous reviewer stated, it should be everyone’s goal to own at least one Armani suit before they die.

Love this store. His clothes always look great, they don’t try THEY JUST ARE, effortless, elegant, flattering, discreet, wearable and masculine. I just wonder who buys it? It seems like the places I go people dress in overpriced jeans and some t shirt that looked like someone spilled some bleach on it but you know they spent 95 bucks. if you’re gonna do Armani do black label just wait for the sales. Don’t waste your time with the Emporio crap all it is, is over priced Banana Republic. And AX well… LOSER!!!

so once upon a time, the older sister was getting married. the fams left sfo a week before the mens tuxes were ready. i bought a special carry on bag that holds suits. i was in charge of picking up the tuxes from armani before i went to icn.
armani employee: excuse me, are you in the right place?
me: ???
ae: you know where you are right?
me: last name lee, three tuxes. you suck.
ae: OH mr lee. can i get you some coffee or tea?
me: get me my tuxes, you suck. i want to leave now. btw, you suck.
ae: thank you.

Sometimes the vibe is just off… maybe it was me, but that is how I felt in this store. I had an appointment and arrived 10 mins late,.and then was made to wait for about as long. it’s unfair to them, yes, but I became so frustrated that I just went to Saks and spent my time and money there.

Excellent Service! Great Quality of Clothes! My honey looked wonderful in his custom fits! Minus one star for the delay in receiving the suits (cutting it real close to our wedding day!)!!!

I touched a $ 700 t-​shirt. Then I was thrown out.

I love this place. My goal in life before I and Giorgio Armani die (together, one can only dream; he is gay, didn’t you know? He called Versace’s torchbearer outfits for the Torino Olympics horrid!), is to own one Armani suit and one Armani tux. Black Label, people. None of that white label Armani Collezioni shit, which is co-​manufactured by Zegna and sold by Macys, Saks, etc. The perks to buying direct from the Armani boutique, besides being treated like royalty, and being recognized as such when you step out on the town, is that you get on their mailing list, thus receiving the beautiful catalogs (the paper stock quality alone attests to the fact that Armani does everything with style and elegance), and notices of sales. There are twice-​yearly 40% off sales. Sell your unborn children (Armani Bambino is only available in Milano anyways!), or whatever else is necessary, and earn your way onto their mailing list. It doesn’t even take much. I’ve bought swimsuits here, as well as the occasional shirt. The SF store is closed on Sundays, which sucks, because the Rodeo Dr., South Coast Plaza, NY, London, and Tokyo stores are NOT. The Rodeo Drive store is so much better, and bigger, and frankly, not as snooty as the SF store for some reason. Maybe it’s because they get more tourists. At the SF store, ask for Alex Mack or Sean Yousofzoy (who transferred up from South Coast Plaza). The Rodeo Drive and South Coast Plaza stores tend to have more swimwear too. I lost my Rodeo Drive store salesman to Prada. So save up the 6K for a suit and a tux. One tux to rule them all!

007 up, secret agents! If you love Italian fashion and look good in a tuxedo, then you must get your tuxedo here. Expert tailors and very personalized service makes this a great boutique. Casual line is a bit pricey, but shoe line is fun. Saks Men’s Store is a better deal in most cases; take a look at their Armani Collezioni line for weekend wear.