YesStyle

Kind of sad that this place is now closed. They had cute stuff, but a «one size fits all» type thing can only take your business so far. :(

The majority of my experiences with YesStyle have been online, so consider this mainly a review of their site, though I had shopped (or attempted to) at this location multiple times in the past.
The first time I ordered from YesStyle was in February of 2013; the process was smooth, albeit lengthy, as shipping takes an eternity because your items are coming from Asia. However, the item I ordered came just as it appeared online and fit well, plus pricing here is relatively cheap when compared to stores and sites based in the US.
On February 18^th of this year I placed an order on a cardigan and a jacket. The cardi was in stock but the jacket had to be ordered from the supplier; the site does warn that it may take 7 – 14 days to ship particular items, though I was unaware that it was because they needed to order it once YOU place your order for it. After nearly 2 weeks of no updates or correspondence from YesStyle, I finally called customer service to see what was up with the jacket.
The automated service quite frankly felt really low budget and unprofessional. The recorded voice of the woman giving commands was incredibly fuzzy and sounded like it was recorded on an answering machine from the 90s, and coupled with her thick accent I didn’t understand initially what she was saying. When I finally got to a representative, she didn’t understand all of what I was saying due to a slight language barrier — and I was calling the US extension based on the west coast and chose the option for English. I had to call back again and got another associate that could understand me, who told me they would «look into» what was happening with the jacket.
The next day I got an email notifying me of the cancellation of the jacket because it couldn’t be supplied.
The cardigan was shipped and I’ve watched its moments go from Taiwan, to Japan, to Oakland, and then inexplicably go back to Taiwan and it’s now in transit in Japan. I’ve ordered a different jacket to replace the one that was cancelled and am again having to wait 7 – 14 days for them to order it.
You either have something in stock or you don’t. If you’re going to offer something online, at least have a selection already produced and in stock and when you’re running low put in an order for more. Having to wait up to 2 weeks to HOPEFULLY get the item from a supplier is poor service, I’m not looking to play Russian Roulette when I’m shopping online.
This particular location at Stonestown had a very limited selection of clothing, associates that would eyeball you as you shopped and engaged in zero interaction with you, and just as on the site, many items are one size only, which could be annoying. It’s especially annoying to deal with online when the entire ordering process takes a month and it would take just as long to ship it back and get a refund if it doesn’t work out.
Cute clothes that you know no one else around you will probably also have, pretty good pricing, but horrible service, not to mention a glitchy, slow site.

Nothing really fit right; service was alright; small store. Random sales every week though, but I don’t think its worth the visit.

Very $ Asian clothing store. I can see the appeal for the style of clothing (among mostly Asian girls) but I don’t see how the prices appeal to those girls. They are pretty steep in price for say a shirt or a pair of pants. The only things I would probably ever buy in there are the accessories but I don’t think I would even buy those unless the accessory were a Pokemon phone case or something. I think I will stick to Macy’s for my clothes.

This Korean women’s clothing store is an odd place, not odd in the sense that the styles are ugly but odd as in bizarre. The styles are too Asian for the majority of shoppers and everything seems to be just one size (one size fits all). How can one size fit all???
The store is small and they have lots of different styles of casual shirts, t-​shirts, sweaters, hoodies, dresses, leggings and jackets. The prices are low and the quality is okay — not great but what you would expect for $ 15 shirts, $ 30 dresses, $ 7.50 leggings. Most of the clothing is made out of polyester. The sweaters, while not made with natural fabrics, are quite soft. Sweatshirts and t-​shirts feature some grammatically incorrect English phrases and cute animals. Accessories include scarves, shoes, jewelry and beauty products.

Very tiny store!!! I’ve never bought anything online from them, so I was glad to try on the clothes for free. Yes, the clothing style is pretty unique and different from the other moderately-​priced staple stores around (Forever 21, H&M, cotton-​on, etc) and you can find nice looking jackets for $ 40. On sale, the jackets can be around $ 20, which is what I found!
A lot of clothes are «one size fits all», which is somewhat of a relief to me, because generally when they say that, the clothes aren’t too big. It fits their average demographic.
Big Bang music in the background… and other various KPop. Only two fitting rooms, and a five item limit at a time.

I adore the yesstyle website, but this tiny store is awful. The small store footprint is one thing I could overlook if the product was displayed nicely – the clothes aren’t curated in any way, shape or form. Which designers are popular? Which collections are new? Who knows, the managers don’t seem to care.
Def not worth the trip from the peninsula via public transit.

I love YesStyle with their unique clothing style. Although the store cannot be compared to the website I think it still offers good amount of clothes for a small store. In the past I have gone to the store a few times to look for clothes because sometimes it is more convenient to shop at than the store. I live about an hour and a half from the store. Unfortunately today I went to the store to find out there is no more guy section. The employee working there told me that they did not make much money off it so they took it away. Which is understandable but in a way I think that they could have done something different. Even if the selection is even more limited for men clothing, it would be better than removing it completely. Defeats the purpose of representing YesStyle if it isn’t equal. Promoting more on the men clothing would have been a better choice for them. A lot of the guy clothes were more expensive compared the girl clothing. This was a great disappointment even though I was probably a few months late of finding out that they removed it. They still have their website thankfully. Just that sometimes I would have liked to try the pants there and know that they were comfortable. Rather than finding it was uncomfortable when I ordered from the site.
This is a guys point of view of being disappointed they did this. If they did bring back guy clothing I hope they will notify people through their facebook.
Any girls reading this review, rest assure you have a good selection of clothes to choose from.

BEST:
It has a small selection so you go in and out.
Foreign Music
The employees are helpful and greeting.
WORST: ALL of the clothes are either Large or Extra Large even though it says One Size Fits All.
The store is very tiny and while the music is foreign and refreshing, the clothes are random and boring.
I like the huge online YesStyle store, and this store in the Stonestown mall is just a tiny, tiny fraction of what it has to offer. You can find only some cute blouses, dresses, and maybe one jacket, but really if you want a more wider selection I would suggest a department store.
They also have men’s clothing as if the store isn’t mall enough. I am guessing their return policy is a NO RETURN or Exchange, so watch out.

I honestly think it’s unfair to compare any store to its online counterpart. The website has a TON of stuff, and the selection is ENORMOUS, so of course, the store isn’t going to have everything or even close to half of what they have on their site. For the size of the store, I felt they had a pretty good selection.
I believe most, if not all, of the clothes are «one size fits all,» which isn’t going to fit everyone, but thankfully, I fit into most of these «one size fits all» clothing. So be warned, because if you’re not typically a size extra small/​small/​medium in American clothing, the fit may not be ideal.
The style of the clothing is Asian (Korean, Japanese, Hong Kong, etc.) and I actually found many items I liked. I was quite happy with the selection, though I can’t say the same for the men’s clothing.
However, if selection is what you’re looking for from Yesstyle, it’s best to shop online (they do offer free shipping if you spend more than a certain amount, and offer free shipping in general from time to time).

I will agree that the shop is a little small but it had some pretty decent stuff in there. Quite a few items I saw and thought about buying on
were in the store so I really liked that.
I really liked the buy 3 items and get 20% off esp since some of the clothes were on the pricier side ($ 22 for a plain tee). Some of the items were well worth the price and others were just kind of eh.
This was my first time going so I’m not quite sure how often they restock. I definitely had more interest buying things here than at F21 and H&M. Since the store is smaller, customer service was a little better. I thought the staff was friendly enough.
I don’t know why they listed the store as having a «men’s section» since the section is hardly bigger than a closet space. I wish they would just scrap the men’s section and use the space to put in more women’s clothes. Most guys wouldn’t shop there and even when they do the clothes probably won’t even fit them esp with the size differences.
Overall, it was worth the trip and I had a fun time looking around. I really wish they would expand and put in more items though.

I drove 100 mile for this!!!
The shop is smaller than my room! (ok, I exaggerated a bit, maybe the shop is bigger than my room a little bit.)
I shoulda came on Unilocal to read the review before visiting the shop to know what to expect before heading out on a 100 mile trip to do some shopping spree.
I was expecting a big selection of clothing, a big shop! Fill with Asian style clothing!
Maybe something like their website?
Filled with thousands and thousands of clothing for men and women!
No style, no go. Its not worth it… the 100mile drive… Believe me. If you must, Shop online that is your best bet.
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Despite the many reviews here that talk about the bad quality of the clothing and small selection, I’m going to have to say that they don’t do the store justice.
YesStyle is a huge online store with tons of selection — more than F21. The physical store itself is very small and therefore cannot hold the amount of clothing offered online. The styles offered at the store may not be as «cutesy» as the clothing online because you have to understand that they are catering to Americanized clients who may have a different taste in clothing.
I’ve heard the store restocks about every 2 weeks and each time I go there I find a few pieces I like. The prices are not ridiculous (around $ 20 for a shirt/​blouse or hoodie) and many times, the employees will give you a free gift. The free gifts that I’ve received haven’t been crap — they’re decent for being free. On one occasion, I was offered chocolates and cookies on a tray an employee was bringing around. That’s a first for me.
The clothing have not ever fallen apart on me. They are not of the best quality, but I wouldn’t say they’re any worse than the clothes you’ll find at F21 or H&M. It’s cute and definitely wearable + washable.
I have come across good service and bad service. The younger workers I’ve met are very nice and hospitable while an older worker (not sure what her name is) wasn’t as pleasant.
All in all, I think everyone who is interested in visiting the store should not let reviews deter them– you have to go see for yourself. However do not expect a huge store with the online selection available. That way you won’t be disappointed :]]] and have fun shopping!!~

I’m not sure what to think of this shop other than Koreans are much smaller than Americans. The Korean large is barely bigger than an American small. Is it because Koreans are small or is it that Americans are fat? Probably both.
The style is conceptually cool but somehow always just misses what I would buy. Half the shirts look like they’re related to the pirate shirt featured on Seinfeld. The t-​shirts are a little on the femme side. The pants are way too decorative for me to wear.
I thought Kerrie would like it but they clothes were beyond her too. It was either too cartoonish, too weird or too freaky.
It’s a great place to start a long conversation from, «what would you think of me if I wore that» which the typical response is «Gaysian».

The last few times that I’ve been to YesStyle have been very different from the time I went when it’s first opened. I’ve not really been a fan of YesStyle, but every time I stopped by, I always found cute and unique clothings with good deals at this place. Maybe I’m familiar with the one-​size-​fit-​all Asian clothing, so I can fit into essentially most if not all of the pieces in the store. I got many compliments on all the clothings I bought from this store. Then again, it depends on your selection.
Their clothing quality is definitely average, as it is pretty much the same as Forever21 or H&M quality. Brands from Korea generally have a better quality that those from China, and are more pricey. You can check the brand names on their website. There was one time when I tried on a jacket, and the zip just fell apart right in store.
Their price is cheap to average, depending on the style. The similar style is for sale at a cheaper price than that listed on their website. They do have huge seasonal sales, and those are the time I’d suggest checking them out. I barely paid over $ 30 per piece for anything I got from there, including the coats and jackets.
Now one of my dislikes: during the Christmas, they had this campaign to give out one complementary clothing for purchase over $ 50. However, their complementary clothings are really crappy – I mean so crappy to that you’d not even want them for free. The manager/​store owner should really reconsider such a promotion, because it really hurts the business to pretend to give out ‘complementary’ x-​mas gift clothing which in fact turns out to be something nobody really wanted. (Missing botton sweater, old super extra small shirt, something unidentifiable if it’s even a t-​shirt or kitchen wiper, etc) Other smaller/​cheaper items in a good condition (key chain, etc) would have been considered a real gift if you ever intended to give out some.
That being said, the service was generally friendly. The place is small, so if you are claustrophobia you may not like it. Then again, the store is not that busy most of the times. I’d go back to check out the new styles and deals from time to time.

Of the few times I’ve been here, I haven’t had a really great experience. The time I found something remotely decent, I asked if I could try it on, and the worker told me that I couldn’t because the fitting room was closed. How can the fitting rooms be closed if you’re still open for business?
My only good experience was when I saw the YouTube artist, David Choi, there, but even then, it was unorganized and crowded.
Recently, some of my coworkers and I discovered that some of the t-​shirts they carry have copied the EXACT same designs as some of the local brands, such as Adapt, Breezy Excursion, Booger Kids, and possibly more. That’s not cool at all.

I have to agree with the majority here.
I recently discovered the online store and I was intrigued by all the pretty clothing, sweet prints but most of all the SELECTION.
Apparently, the one at Stonestown must have been the REJECTED merchandise because I saw nothing that resembled what I saw online. Too many animal, weird aka fugly prints. Only one size. seriously? I mean, I’m a thin girl myself, however, I do have some curves and other than tops, nothing on the bottom would fit me. The place was also very small and it didn’t really seem like you could even put together a whole outfit no matter how hard you tried. Don’t even get me started on the stuff their charging for these «rejects!»
HUGE disappointment!

I would give zero stars if it was possible.
I’ve never been to the actual store, but the Yesstyle online store is terrible. It literally took 2 months to get my product. And if you want to return stuff, it takes another 2 – 3 weeks to get your money credited back to your Yesstyle account. Then you pick something else cuz you just want to use that credit (but the shipping cost just keeps deducting your credits) and then turns out the stuff that you pick is another mistake.
What you see is NOT what you get. I think they pin the clothes on the models. I got something and the size looked perfect on the model. She was really skinny and I think I’m about her size. When the product came, it was more like an EXTRA LARGE to me.
The opposite thing happened for shoes, they have this weird centimeter or millimeter measurement crap. Then I used their conversion chart. WAS NOT USEFUL at all. So I’m a size 6.5 and I got their 7, the product was too SMALL it was more like a 5. I even went up half a size just in case it was too small and what the hell???
I finally gave up and just kept the product that I didn’t want to save me time and trouble of returning and choosing another terrible product.

I have always been attracted to the online store, so when I learned that there was an actual store in SF, I HAD TO check it out. But I was a bit disappointed.
I guess I was imagining a larger selection of clothes; however, this wasn’t the case. They had a very small selection of clothes, and I wish they had more of the better looking clothes that are featured on the website. A lot of the clothes at the store seemed more catered toward college students, which I guess may work to their advantage since the mall is located right next to SF State University and Lowell High School. I thought the clothes were reasonably priced (slightly cheaper than the online store), but the quality was somewhere in between Forever21 and H&M. I guess I was expecting slightly higher quality due to the price.
The service was okay — it seemed like the two people who worked there didn’t really like working there and well, I wish they didn’t make it seem so obvious.
I don’t know if I will return to the actual store. I’ve recently placed a purchase from the online store, so I guess it’ll depend on whether I love the clothes I ordered.

Yesstyle took over the Srint PCS store upstairs (between Macys and Vans store) and if you’ve ever been to the Sprint PCS store, you know its tiny.
There was a crowd of teenagers (mostly asian) and a few random other ppl gathered around a mini stage where Miss Asian California of the Miss Asian American Pageant posed with the lucky few who waited several few hours to get the promo doll (supposedly valued @ $ 100/​pop) after making their first purchase. It was quite interesting to see… I swear, after that Rob Pattinson came to this damn mall, weird happenings have followed… like this yesstyle grand opening… (and the Fling chocolate bar photoshoot downstairs that I totally took advantage of.)
The store itself was pretty sorry =/​Again, it’s the Sprint PCS store… so it’s super tiny and the selection of clothes was disappointing. Considering it was the grand opening, I’ll try and come back to see if they stock up. I was pretty damn disappointed to say the least…
Afterwards, my sister and I went to Olive Garden to get their endless soup and salad… and not to my surprise, all the asian teenagers and other ppl who attended the grand opening were chowing down.
Cmooon more clothes selection, plss!!!