H&M

to the girl/​boy at the second floor register 1÷25÷16 @ 7pm. no i wont line up just to get what i put on hold earlier to try on. i used to work for h&m too. people dont have to line to put/​get something put on hold. thank goodness i found another employee to get my stuff or i would have to line up behind five people ahead of me just to get something behind the registers which could have been done while waiting for the receipt to print out.

I felt like the place was a little disorganized compared to other H&M’s I’ve been to, but nevertheless the ambience is the same.
Becuase there are so many people in the place, you have to go ask for help when you have questions.
Just wished there were more tables to sit down while waiting :)

I love coming here for a quality type of clothing!
One day I wanted to exchange a pair of tights for a bigger size, but when I came home I noticed I had the original item rather than the item I wanted – it was also my fault for not paying attention before I leave the store.
So I came back to this store and stood in line. While I was in line some ladies in front of me weren’t paying attention to «Next in line!» One of the staffs yelled, «Next! Oh my God, Please!» in an irritated voice. I found it a bit rude.
When I was called by another staff, she was patient and was able to clear out my issue. I was pretty happy that my case was resolved!

I love this H&M store! The store is huge and have many options to choose from. The price was very reasonable and I love that they had a leather jacket for $ 15, sadly I couldn’t get it because it was to big for me.

This location always disorganized. Michael in the Men’s department (the checker) was not helpful and did not honor my coupon. Thumbs down

H&M does not honor discounts when several garments are found in the ‘sales’ section. Several unmarked items are hanging on/​in/​around sales racks that clearly state everything within that rack is on sale when they are actually full price.
Buyer beware.

Pros: Big double story building with men and children’s at the top floor. Large selection for women. Top quality fabrics
Cons: long lines at checkout, staff a little hard to find at times, dressing room difficult to find.

I was there today and it was about 104 degrees! Their AC broke and they haven’t been about to fix it and forcing employees and customers to deal with the uncomfortable temperatures. They stuck a fan in the dressing room for employees and they were still very uncomfortable. I will not be shopping at H&M after this experience I don’t want to support a company that makes their employees suffer through that type of environment no matter how temporary.

Be sure to wear a swimsuit before coming in during the winter. This place feels like a sauna! Which could be good because its also freezing outside. Other than that, the place is pretty cleaner and bigger than most other H&Ms. The fitting rooms are on a separate level on their own, but there are many and good seating. The staff was super helpful and asked if I needed help when I was lost looking for the fitting rooms. Got a whole outfit for $ 16 thanks to their black friday deals!

This place is run by a bunch of rude employees. The workers are not kind and will talk bad about you when you think you’re not looking.
They are also angry when you have to make a return. Thats their JOB! I

Great lay out and many things in store. This location is awesome, a lot to choose from and a very mixed crowd of people shopping. As I was shopping I can hear two loud females talking and having a full blown conversation and I look over and thought wow! Still assuming that the women were in line, when I got in line to pay, I then noticed these were the employees ringing the customers up who have been loud talking and haven’t stopped! They were very unprofessional, I was stunned! I never been to a store and the cashiers are cussing and having full blown conversation as they do their job! This is so unacceptable! Nice store, horrible service!

Unbelievably terrible service! Was just dropping in to pick something up quickly, told the cashier I had a bag at the start of the transaction. She rings me up, goes to put my one item in a bag — I point to the bag I already have and ask, «Did you charge me for a bag?» Of course, the answer is yes. It then takes no less than TWO managers being called to the register, one at a time, and 10 minutes of waiting. — all to fix a TEN-​CENT SCREW UP! Obviously it wasn’t worth the wait — especially given that the sales clerks are so slow that I’d already waited in line for 15 minutes while only two people manned the registers on a busy Friday lunch hour — but it was the principle of the thing!
I won’t even get into the fact that H&M clothes fall apart in 1 or 2 washes…

This place is always busy. I hate it! I wanna shop in peace but they’re too popular and I can’t hang! They have so much product crammed everywhere that it becomes unshoppable. The girl at register seemed annoyed that I was making a return. I don’t get it, isn’t that their job?
I love HM but I rather go to other locations.

This place was huge. Too bad it was packed since its sale sign is everywhere which attracts a big crowd. I was shopping around and barely saw any associates. There were piles of clothes everywhere in the men’s section and the lines were long. I got tired of waiting so I just left the store.
Also if you’re a size small, expect to have a very limited selection.

Only 2 registers were open while there was a VERY long line. I had to ask the cashier to call for back up. She did but at an extremely slow (turtle slow) speed. No sense of urgency. Thank goodness the prices are low or I wouldn’t even shop here. Ugh!

Out of the 3 H&M’s within a half-​mile radius here, this is my least favorite.
H&M is my first stop for all my girly wardrobe needs. Half of my closet is from H&M.
But even though this is the closest one to my home, this is the one I go to last, and only if I don’t find it at the first 2 locations.
–It’s the most crowded
–It’s the most overpicked
–It has the most limited selection
–The line is the longest and most frustrating
The one silver lining for all the reasons above is that their sale/​clearance section is usually the largest. Because it’s so busy, they advertise their sales more heavily and there are usually more things because cleared out to make room for more stuff. But like I stated, it gets overpicked and you won’t usually find something in the size you need.
Their dressing room is also impossible to find if you’ve never been here. It’s accessible only by the stairs in the far back corner behind all the shoes, or by elevator (which is hidden next to the stairs). It’s the «M» floor, which is in the middle of the 1^st and 2^nd floor. If you end up in the men’s section, you’ve missed it.
At least the place is still very organized and tidy, which I give the employees a lot of credit for!

The cashier is ridiculously bitch!
1) Didn’t ask me if I need a bag or not
2) Just throw me the receipt after I paid
3) it’s funny that I said «thank you» to her rather than she said to me as a customer. And she totally ignore me but just yelling «next customer in line…»
What the hell service u have!
Last but not least, the cashier is: 56 943
Good luck !

The clothing wears out after about a year, but when you can get $ 19.99 jeans and $ 14.99 dress shirts that are relatively stylish, what else would you expect?
Three stars because the staff moves slowly here, even when it’s not busy, you wait a bit… and it’s usually busy.

I have a love/​hate relationship with H&M.
I shop here a majority of the time because, well, this is the Ikea of fashion in that they both offer modern trends at lower but durable and visibly good quality at relatively cheap prices. Sounds great, right? Well, yes. THAT part is and earns them 5 stars.
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What takes 3 of those stars away, however, is 1.) their new return policy on (what once were highly coveted) designer collaborations and 2.) how they treat people when they’ve spent ridiculous amounts of money buying some of those aforementioned designer collaboration (especially Margiela’s in 2012 and Alexander Wang’s 3 weeks ago) pieces within hours of the store opening on release date after waiting in line for HOURS starting sunrise… and want to return items within the allowed timeframe.
I’m not sure if you’re ever waited in line, but on day 1 they give you 15 minutes to grab what you can and get out. So what do you do? You grab everything you think you might want to try on at home.
They have a 7 day return policy for that limited edition designer stuff right? Wrong. They DO, but they also apparently reserve the right to reject your return. And if you go to another H&M location other than the original one, they can also choose to decline your return. So if you happen to be out of town when you made your original purchase, you’re SoL. If they accept your return by mistake or because they didn’t pay close enough attention to the receipt, they will reiterate loudly and repeatedly that they’re doing you a favor and you should be grateful.
Then you go on eBay and find that all this stuff you bought for as much as the designers charge at their flagship store for higher quality materials is selling for less. How, you ask? Well, apparently the staff members get 75% off.
Not a great policy, especially when those items start selling on eBay for less than retail within days of their release. Doubt the designers appreciate it.
Props to Andy and Jaqueline (I believe that’s her name) for being friendly and cheering us up while Melissa’s attitude might be best labeled as rude.

Here’s a question for you: what’s worse than shopping for clothes for 2.5 hours — carefully collecting the items & sizes you need, trying them on, and finally selecting the ones that are keepers to be placed on hold — only to discover that the sales lady accidentally returned all the things you wanted to the rack?
Answer: not effing much.
I hate shopping with a passion. So when I finally get to the store to buy those work clothes, I go balls to the wall. Armfuls come into the fitting room with me. Keep two, return five, repeat 5 times, end up with 10 items. Ten precious items, tried on & vetted, to add to my (terribly outdated) closet. Hey sales lady, remember that time you asked me which ones I was keeping & which ones I wasn’t? Remember how you were supposed to KEEP the keepers? Remember that??? Cuz I do, it’s one of the most critical parts of shopping. Know what happens when you put all of them back? I spend zero money at your store. What’s worse is that I get hella grouchy and return home empty handed with nothing to show for that painful shopping trip.
The reason I was so disappointed, and the reason this review is 3 stars instead of zero, is because H&M actually has a great selection of clothing, sizes, and price points. Some dresses are $ 90, some are $ 19, and I found one on sale for $ 7. They have great work clothes, casual wear, and lots of accessories. Ahhh, H&M, this is why I will return to you despite the fact that your incompetent sales lady ruined my day!