Prada

The service here absolutely sucks. I thought Prada was supposedly high-​end???
I stopped by on my way home from work one day, looking for a wallet. So I wasn’t dressed up like a bum, yet no one stopped to ask if I needed help?
Of course I need help looking through your overpriced s&$#! The price tags are either hidden or missing altogether.
The security guard really sucks. I don’t know what his problem is, but when you ask him questions, like «Can you get someone to help me please?» He will not respond or walk away… WTF. Does he think that he works at the Buckingham palace? Loser.
Last thing I’d like to add is that their new summer line (for men’s side) absolutely sucks. Design sucks, color sucks, price sucks.
I don’t care if your floor is carpeted, I’m never coming back!

Normally, I hate going into snooty stores. I would rather order lux items online than have some salesperson who gets paid on commission or hourly judge me because I look schleppy. My darling husband bought me a purse for our anniversary and my obsessive self wanted to double check to make sure there wasn’t something else that I would want more. The sales people and security were very nice and friendly. I had to be careful and walk out of there with only the purse because I felt so comfortable I started trying on shoes and coats. And once you really look at the pricing for some of these items you start justifying why you can afford them (like buy 1 pair of shoes instead of 3 or 4).

happy valentine’s day to me.

Came in here to browse the selection of leather card cases today with my Sweetie. Upon entering we were greeted by a thin white man, he seemed professional but I didn’t really feel the appreciation upon stepping in.
I noticed other salespeople across the store looking at me but with no smiles, maybe worries? Who knows. So I walked around and saw a few cool card cases, but wasn’t approached to be asked if I needed assistance. I decided to just sit and wait for the guy who said hi to me, but after a while noticed he was helping a gentlemen with a suit jacket. The Sweetie and I decided to check out Saks across the way and ultimately we came back.
Upon the second entrance, the same guy was helping a lady with some luggage, we waited for a bit at the counter and he walked by and asked me if I needed help. He then pulled out the wallets I wanted to see and luckily they had price tags tucked in them so I wouldn’t have to talk to him, as it seemed like I was pestering him, hrmm… I thought I was the customer, lol.
After deciding on this nice red color, I let him know I wanted it, and he took it back to wrap and process the transaction. For some unknown reason he took a while and told us to have a seat. When he finally returned he thanked us and shared a little bit of conversation with us before sending me on my way. Later I looked at the packaged wallet and noticed he stamped the authenticity card which I appreciated greatly.
Don’t know if I’ll be back anytime soon, but for all those shopping, you best come in knowing what you want versus waiting around!

NEGATIVE stars if I could.
I called to see if they had TWO different bags I wanted, the lady who answered was rude said she was busy but still took my phone number and promised to call back.
A guy called back, had NO idea what bag I was talking about about, this is a current bag from this season and they don’t know it? SERIOUSLY?
lack of knowledge of Prada and BAD customer service.
The guy just said he didn’t know and didn’t even both to look for it in the store, ask someone else, or look online for me.
DON’T ever deal with anyone in this store.

Definitely an upgrade to what the Prada store used to be in SF. Big plus is that they have a men’s section, which was absent in the past. Awesome looking building, fit for a flagship in SF. It might not be as swanky as the LA or NY locations, but I’ll take it. I do wish that the men’s section was a tad larger though.
Service is pretty decent, same as what you’d find at any Prada store. If you don’t know what you’re looking for, the sales will help you find it.

I went into this store needing directions. I went up to the security guard at the store entrance and asked him how to get to a store I couldn’t find. He was very friendly and gave me directions to where I needed to go.
Also, I LOVE THE CARPETED FLOOR THERE

I hated the sales people here at Union Square, they kept playing with iPhone when I requested to see the purse. POOR POOR POOR service, will never go there again!!!

I defiantly love Prada, I brought so much stuff from Prada Store, but recently i hated their policy.
I brought a handbag and within one week price changed and they did not match the price. And i hated it, it was a big difference what i paid.

Prada will not credit your credit card for a return.
Purchased shoes two days ago — poor fit.
Had receipt, box, unworn shoes.
Forced me to take store credit; said policy on receipt. Policy not available until purchase is made.
Deceptive practice and bad customer relations!
Will never shop at Prada store again. If I must have Prada it will be from a department store with a more generous return policy.
Note: I am referring to the Prada store on Post and Grant.

When I shop for Prada, I like to go to this location. While the New York locations are closer to me, the staff pays a lot more attention to you here. I guess the New York locations just got a lot more traffic.
The mens selection is limited, but that’s the way things are everywhere for guys. Guys just don’t get much love in this country.

The latest handbags: To. Die. For.
Finally, some bags that don’t just scream a brand name with a $ 1500 price tag, but scream «Hey, this was hard to make. I’m intricate and complicated and I look like I should cost this much.» I think I have an unhealthy obsession.
Oh Santa, won’t you please be kind this year?

I was in the neighborhood and thought I’d check it out mainly for the interior, 5 stars for the interior, beautiful, rich and luxurious. None of that bare concrete floor with a 60′ long iron bar for a clothes rack with exactly 7 pieces of black clothing and some indirect lighting and a service desk with a vase of one sunflower BS. I didn’t really spend much time checking out the clothes.
Prada for men never appealed to me, when I think of Prada it’s usually some skinny Rob Petrie pants with a grey v neck sweater and a white crew neck T big wup.
I’ve worn that look from BR and Target since ’99 and it didn’t cost me 900 bucks an outfit. The only Prada I have is a wool beanie ski cap I picked up at Marshall Field’s in Chicago a few years ago. What I’ve always wanted was one of those one button sexy black suits by Tom Ford when he was with Gucci. Now that I would buy if I had 4 grand but a new Apple would be a better investment.

For the first time I didn’t walk into a store like Prada not wanting to shop for me. For the other half’s b-​day I procrastinated, yes ill admit it. I bought him a few football memorabilia, planned dinner with friends and a giants game but besides that nothing else.
Instead of going through the main entrance, I slipped through the side door on the Men’s side. This was essential as I knew that if I had even one glimpse of a bag or shoe id be shopping for myself in no time. Mariana greeted me as I came in and offered her assistance. I told her what I was looking for and in no time she opened a few drawers and whipped out a handful of ties to choose from. After pulling out a black jacket and «dressing» the ties I was pleased with the choices.
The store reminds me of LV but with bright white walls, mirrors everywhere, natural lighting shines through the big windows. The staff was attentive and helpful. Not at all pushy like most high end boutiques. Can’t wait to go back and look for something for me!

I have always been a sneakerhead, but as I get older I find that it may not be quite appropriate for me to walk around in Air Jordans. I need something for a somewhat older man. So Prada…
Such pretty shoes. I would totally buy these, but…
«Can I get a pair out for you to try on?» says the salesman.
«You don’t carry my size,» I say without looking at him.
He pauses, looks down at my feet. «Oh,» he understands immediately.
They don’t serve my kind here.

i will ALWAYS drop it like it’s HOTT for Prada!
I would wait in line if I meant that I could get my hands on the lastest Prada handbag collection. You cannot go wrong with PRADA!
Go buy something nice here… it will change your life.

if you love people turning their noses up at you as if you just stepped in dog poo and then treating you like dog poo, then this place is for you.
i breezed in with mother and we were treated as stated above, which is all part of the prada experience. i asked the sales boy for a specific clutch, he disappeared into their secret vault and brought it out, all new and smelling of italian baby cow leather (mmm).
with just a swipe of the plastic, i waltzed out with said clutch in a glorious prada shopping bag and proceeded to prance around union square for the remainder of the day as a walking textbook example of conspicuous consumption.

if the devil wears prada… i’m the devil…
revelation 13:18 — here is wisdom… let him who has understanding calculate the number of the beast… for the number is that of a man… and his number is 666.

Since someone I know is in love with Miuccia’s world renowed brand of luxury clothing, I decided to take a quick lunch break and visit their Union Sq store. To utter delight, their collection has so much improved since the Luna Rossa Challenge Collection a couple of years back. Subtle colors, constructed for most body styles, and the minimalistic pattern threw me in contrast with my Guru Tom Ford.
While I was at Prada, I was comparing Miu Miu (more funky but another of Miuccia’s lines), Galliano and Francisco Costa on a horizontal line for fashion experts, and honestly the latest collection of Prada made headway. But, dont get me wrong Ford and Jacobs still stand as first loves. Although, after the CFDA award, things may change for Costa as he heads for the limelight. One word for Lagerfeld — leave Lindsay Lohan as an arm candy, and Chanel will love you again.

Prada should accept direct deposit.
This store is filled with irresistible stuff and the customer service is unbeatable.
Joyce and Kira in RTW will get you anything you want and then some. These girls are awesome!