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Stick with stores that believe in customer service.
My mother bought me a shirt here as a gift. We were originally quoted a sales price of 50% off. Then at the register we were told they made a mistake — it was only 20% off. Despite my hesitation, my mother purchased it in any case. When we got it home I discovered the hemline was unraveling and would be difficult to mend. I took it back within 3 days, but they would not take the return or do an exchange.
Not the way to build a committed customer base…

Been here a couple of times… it’s WAY too overpriced! Guess this style works for guys who go to clubs to impress girls but not sure how exactly to do that… so they choose to be shiny…

This is like another version of Metropark, but more expensive. They have Ed Hardy and other «hip» brands and punkish, rockish clothing here. However, there really isn’t MUCH of a selection in the store. They take up lots of room to display and lay it out, which leaves little space for actual stock.

My latest foray seemed to confirm widespread belief that this store is shoddy and fraudulent. The blond-​haired manager seemed not to know the difference between a debit and credit card, insisting and demanding to see ID even though the customer knew his pin #. She disagreed when I informed her this was illegal and not required in retail; It was an exercise in futility as she barely spoke passable English. If you are going to be the manager of a retail store in America, the least you can do is learn the language. The merchandise remains stale and the same things I’ve been seeing there for the past few years are still there, only shuffled around, rearranged and further marked up. Disgraceful. Still a big three thumbs down from me.

Ohhh so THIS is where the girls who go on Rock of Love shop…

The clothing selection isn’t that great. They carry Sky dresses but they have a poor selection and they don’t fit me well): They have a bad and limited selection of clothing .The customer service is okay. but I wouldn’t recommend wasting your time at this store. NEXT !!

«Do you love it, i got it at Ross!»
The next time I need an outfit that looks like it belongs on road-​kill, I’ll just go to Ross and save $ 400 dollar’s… tacky — tacky –tacky!

This must have been the place that provided wardrobe for VH1’s & Brett Michael’s «Rock of Love» reality show.
There’s a security guard in there, but why? You couldn’t give that stuff away let alone having to worry about people trying to steal it. Sandblast your own jeans, toss cat litter in your dryer. Attack your t-​shirt with a pair of scissors. Order one of those infomercial rhinestone bedazzler and adorn everything in sight, top off with mesh trucker hat that looks like it commuted by getting dragged from the Oakland West bart tracks and back to San Francisco.
Fate of this store is all in the name… NEXT!

I think the retail genius who came up with the idea of blasting shitty music in stores needs to be slapped around with a rubber hose. It’s so fucking loud in here! In fact, I WILL BE SCREAMING THE REST OF THIS REVIEW IN ORDER TO REPLICATE THE SHOPPING EXPERIENCE!
Okay, I won’t subject you to that. Because there’s so much bling on the clothes that I think this store is solely responsible for bankrupting a rhinestone factory and YOU WILL WANT TO GOUGE YOUR EYES OUT WITH A FUCKING TOOTHPICK. Believe it or not, I don’t want to make things worse.
Next deserves an extra star because of Adrienne (sp?), who was a courteous, informative saleswoman.
Otherwise, Next is like Metropark at a 500% MARKUP.
And don’t lecture me about Ed Hardy and Christian Audiguer blah blah blah Designer blah blah blah Celebrity Clients blah blah blah. Fucking douchebags. Look, If writing your name on a sweatshop t-​shirt with stencils from a tattoo artist’s primer makes you a designer, then I’LL MAKE YOU A DARIN I ORIGINAL FOR HALF THE PRICE. Shit, if that’s the case I should just apply for the next season of Project Runway — I could be the TOKEN ASIAN on the show, since there’s one every season RIGHT!!! And I don’t give two shits what labels Britney Spears fetishizes — like SHE’S such a fashion plate and tastemaker? BITCH, PLEASE.
Sure, you’ll find trendy jeans like Rock ‘n Republic, but you can find most of them at Bloomies. Oh and did I mention that some hoodies — COTTON hoodies — are $ 300+ and some t-​shirts are $ 100+?!? WHAT. THE. FUCK. Do you know how many hookers I could hire for that kind of coin?!? Or something?!?
But I suppose if you’ve got the Franklins and are vainly searching for the youth you lost 20 years ago, maybe this is your place.
I’m sorry — I’m so angry, I really need a drink.

this is a very sparkly store. im not a sparkly girl. everything on there is sparkly. the girls stuff and the guys stuff. ok not everything. the other week my guy friend got a cute t shirt from there, and its not sparkly. i went in yesterday and didnt see anything. i may go back again maybe it will be less sparkly and there’ll be something i like. what i didnt like was that every 3 seconds someone would ask me if i needed help. ugh. i dont. im fine. just looking. no i dont want to try on the pants i was just looking at them. i think they thought i was about to destroy the store or steal something or whatever… i could pay, there was nothing i wanted. and they were kinda pushy so that even if there was something i did want, i probably would have been put off. so next time, i’ll come with my friend b. he will pushy them right back.

Reading some of the reviews about this store makes me laugh. I mean, come on, you should already know how much this stuff is before walking into the store. AND, if you can’t afford it, don’t talk shit and post an awful review! Go to Wal Mart already!
That said, I love this store! I shop here once every 3 months along with Rolo. LOVE the new Faith line they just got in.
They have a great selection of urban gear and the prices are set accordingly. $ 200-​$ 500 for jeans, $ 70-​$ 1000 for shirts, etc. Also, they one of the best collections of belts I have seen anywhere.
Great store!

Plenty of flava in the clothing selection but the store is just EH. I’ve seen plenty of better put together stores selling the same product.
It’s cluttered and hard to get through the store. They need to see how to layer their displays to create more walking space for the huge walk in traffic.

I have lust for this place. Yes, it’s expensive. But, they have some Gautier items, and some other lesser known labels that make fantastically interesting clothing. Maybe I’m lucky, because when I went, everything I found and liked was on sale– like a great pair of shoes down to bargain (they were made really well) $ 70 from an overpriced $ 250, and a great architectural but comfy cotton wrap jacket thing. Yeah. Wrap jacket thing.
I’ll shop here when there are sales, but you do have to be somewhat assertive in dealing with the sales people or you will be left trying to block out the majorly loud music all by your lonesome.

When I first saw this place I was excited. I went in, looked around and, while they do have some nice pieces, the prices are too high for the items. There was one associate working when I went in (I was also the only customer in there) and she didn’t even say anything to me and she looked like she really hated being there.

Apparently Westfield Centre thinks that San Franciscans are balling out of control because they placed this store inside of it’s expansion. Here is an experience of mines from about a month and a half ago.
Enjoy.
When I see this place «Next» is what comes to mind. I usually keep on walking, too. Today was special though, one of my close friends (bless his heart) wanted to check it out and see what they had to offer. I argue that we would leave disappointed but he insisted we take a look. I go in with him because… Why not?
Everything was ridiculously over priced. 75 bucks for a shirt… and get this, it wasn’t on sale. On top of that it wasn’t on sale. What really disappointed me was that when I asked about the label/​designer of the shirt, the girls (who looked like bratz dolls) didn’t even answer my question… though one tried to but ended up saying some shit that was completely off topic. Why open your mouth if you don’t have the answer?
I guess the reason they call this store next is because the customer service sucks so much in conjunction to the prices being so high that people literally exit and go to their «Next» shopping location.
If I had money to spend, I wouldn’t spend it here. I’ll go 2 floors up to Ruehl.

So my non english hottie friend had to buy this Ed Hardy hat for one of her buddies back in asia. So I’m looking around and noticed that there were some really young girls working here, chatting away and eating cookies. As we were at the cash register, the girl stuffed the cookie in her mouth, without wiping her greeeezy hand, laid her hand on our $ 65 dollar hat!!! Luckily it didn’t stain, but just very poor sales practices. I’m still pondering why would anyone pay $ 65 dollars for a trucker’s cap
stinky tofu

Read JP S. review– I agree… this place sucks.
Service– if I tell you I am fine– leave me alone. I am not some chick who is saying I am fine when I am not. Leave me the fuck alone.
Prices– granted they had some very unique items which looked like they took work… but dayamn — not that much work
I ended up buying a phatty shirt for a grip… so 2 stars
bottom line– go to Metropark for a better experience…

Wow, totally loved it! My favorite store in the new Westfield extension. The denim was nothing special, it seems every store here sells elite premium denim. True Religion here is about as rare as grass at Wrigley field, but it’s the more rare pieces that help Next stand out. I found a one-​of-​a-​kind Salvage shirt that I immediately fell in love with!
If I have to say something negative, and to be fair I do… The dressing rooms were far from ready. Mounts for mirrors were in place, but no mirrors. And the lights barely worked. Minor miscue as it was easy to step outside and use the big mirrors less than three feet away.
After an awesome weekend in the city, going shopping and finding this gem was a perfect ending. It totally blows away Blu and some of the other «trendy» boutiques in Westfield.

American Trash… If you want to look like a total PWT (poor white trash)…then I recommend that you drop your black American express card here. This store stands true to the concept that more is indeed excessive.lolz. Talk about discretion right? I mean everybody by now should know that we are in San Francisco… not Hollywood. There’s a reason why we are living here right?
Anyway, I just think it’s ridiculous to spend money on a tie dyed shirt or a pair of tattered jeans that looks like crap. And I hope somebody tells the store owner to at least put an effort to make the store look nice and organized. When I was at the store I felt like I was in a TWC sample denim store with everything all over the place.

Get your Rock & Republic Jeans here and maybe some Cavalli!