Diesel

This store has some very pushy, arrogant and undereducated kids working in sales. Some of them could use soap, water, and clean clothes. These kids need to learn proper English (it’s clear English is their first language, except that they are undereducated and don’t know how to use it); a guy Jole (ir Jol, or Joyle) was especially rude. He doesn’t know how to lower his voice when talking to customers. I order online just get my clothes and avoid paying for staffs bonuses. The worst thing is having the money, wanting to spend it but being unable to do so because you get disgusted by pushy staff with Napoleon syndromes.

I stumbled upon this Diesel store during a Saturday stroll through Georgetown. The customer service, which prompted this review, was streets ahead of any I’ve experienced at any retail store in a long time. On this particular day, I may have been that annoying customer who is just browsing and not looking for anything particular, but I left the store pledging to return before the end of my trip to find something to buy.
As for the store itself, this is a rather large and nicely laid out store. The men’s collection at this branch seemed even more heavily focused on jeans than usual. Diesel designs some pretty creative graphic Ts, but there were none to be found here.
In brief, if you’re within driving distance and in need of a new pair of jeans, then visiting this Diesel store should be a safe investment. Go on a Saturday and hope you meet the same chaps I did!

Let me start by saying I am quite the fan of diesel clothing and I swear by their jeans as the best /​worth every penny. Whenever I travel I always make it a point to visit a diesel store. I’ll go so far as to say I’ve made decisions not go to cities before that lack a diesel store. I’ve been to at least half of them all across the states and this one is by far the nicest experience of any I have ever visited.
The store spacious, the items are well laid out, and all the different styles of jeans were displayed along with signs explaining the fit. Maybe I just haven’t been paying attention but this was the first time I’ve ever seen this at a diesel store.
While shopping here I had one of the more memorable customer service experiences that I can recall with an employee who helped me pick out a new pair of jeans. I was leaning towards a previous style I already owned only in a different wash but he convinced me to try something different. I am glad he did because the italian viker he recommended are pretty much the best jeans of all time. The cloth is so smooth, the fit is perfect, and I had only been wearing them the first time for a couple of hours before I had a woman ask me about them. As a guy I don’t think that happens very often… at least it doesn’t for me.
Georgetown, you are lucky to have such a great store.

Ok I still really like this Diesel store. I went to pick up a pair of black jeans and tried on a few pairs. One of the sales associates came and asked me how I liked them. I, being honest, said they didn’t look good on me and, shockingly but thank jesus, she agreed. She actually convinced me to try on super skinny jeans, a style I never would have picked myself, which fit perfectly. I was so pleased I actually looked around to see if there anything else I wanted (when I had went with the clear intention to buy one pair of jeans and get out).
I would give you 5 stars Diesel but a male sales associate came right into my changing room and asked me if I was trying on jeans. Obviously i’m tring on jeans. I’m standing here in my underwear with jeans half way on. I guess he was sent by the other associate (who was so helpful) because he then handed me a pair of jeans. However, I had no idea he was an employee and the way he asked me did not make me think he worked there. It was awkward. Maybe I should be flattered and he was hitting on me but it was totally awkward.
I made my purchase and the sales associate told me they were about to have an event for Fashions Night Out, which I had totally forgot was that day. She invited me to stick around or come back in 30 minutes when they’d have free beer and goodies. That’s good service. So I came back, had a few free beers, made a free tote bag, and left completely in love with their customer service (minus the guy who wanted to, and did, see me in my undies).

I went back after they moved locations. I think I like this new location better – definitely more spacious and it looks like they have more of a selection. Staff does breathe down your neck, much like any other store where the cheapest item is still $ 150. I did try on one pair of jeans though. Does that count?

If you are female or male, and you don’t have at least 1 pair of Diesel jeans in your closet, than you’re either obese, cheap, crazy, a loser, dork, nerd, weirdo, fashion-​dead, or just have no style or panache what so ever!
Diesel makes nothing but «the» best jeans. Whether you’re tall, skinny, short, thick, or just normal, these jeans will fit you like they were made for your body! I’ve dated girls and then saw them outside of their Diesel jeans, and I jumped out of a 2^nd story window! That’s how much of a difference the $ 250 – 400 you pay for these jeans makes!
Believe me, next time you’re in Georgetown and head to a Diesel store, but don’t forget to take a friend, preferrably a fashion-​conscious and one who’s not a cheap son of a b! This way when you try on their jeans, your friend can really tell you how divinely fabulous you look! These jeans will give you a figure, they’ll fix your figure, and they’ll make you look like a model!
And ladies, especially! If you don’t have at least 2 – 3 pairs of Diesels in your closet, than you’re not as bad or hot as your think! You’re just a buster who likes to think she knows about fashion because she buys a Vogue every 6 months!

Trend setter? If not then you’ll scoff at some of the stuff on display at this spot. Despite the fact that I’m wearing a pair of Diesel jeans right now and have a pair of Diesel sunglasses in arms reach, I think the vast majority of the clothing and accessories they offer for men scream either Euro or yea — it’s true though! But hey, props if you can pull it off!