Incu

Some staff are friendly and very helpful (the small portion), but most don’t care and very arrogant. Better going somewhere else. The collections are so great as before, only one or two brands that other stores don’t sell but most brands have their own store nearby.

Incu Sydney sent out a cap in a flat paper bag which lead to it arriving squashed and lacking structual integrity. Took no responsibility what so ever but instead made up excuses and claim that the cap is designed that way. Classic Sydney.

Is this place a joke? EVERYTHING is made of plastic. I swear if the clothes went near fire they would just go up in flames. What are people paying $1000 for polyester for?This is just FAST FASHION. It’s disgusting. Couldn’t barely find anything made of natural fibres. Had a voucher and I didn’t even know what to use it for so I bought a candle. 😂

Malcolm and Suzy sourced three shoes for me across the country in a speedy, friendly and helpful manner. Superb people to deal with not pushie just smooth.

The staff who assisted my friend today was incredibly helpful, friendly and has excellent customer service. All the best for you. Keep it up!

I love the clothes in this store, I walk past daily and admire them. I check them out online, find wonderful pieces I can't get anywhere else. Then I walk in and feel like I am interrupting the staff somehow, invading their space, causing them discomfort by merely browsing. I am ready to purchase something delightfully opulent and then... then I feel the stank eye of general apathy emanate from your staff and I just can't reward you with a transaction. I want to love you as much as I love your clothes. But, you are a beautifully delicate exotic flower that smells like hot garbage. Fix the garbage. and bloom into the wildly exotic and delightfully fragrant bouquet of therapeutic retail joy your promise to be. Until then I will need to wait until my next trip to Tokyo to get my fashion fix, a place where they understand how to make customers feel welcome and valued.

Staff was super helpful and the service was on point! Saved my day and helped me sorted out my very last minute shopping for a wedding!!! Also, the product range is just getting better and better!

Extremely terrible service at the shoes and accessories store. I walked in with my brother with the intention of buying and counted at least 4 workers who did not greet us. They were just standing around and acting like we weren’t there. As someone who has worked in retail, this should be a priority when a customer enters the store. We were browsing for some time, it was not as if we were in and out. After being in the store for 15 minutes, we were bluntly told to put our drinks on the tray— which we were fine with, but telling us this before a “Hello” or “How are you?” Is quite rude. For a retailer that supplies more upscale brands, I expected better customer service.

Alexander Wang, Acne, Lover (Australian YAY!), Karen Walker, Marc by Marc Jacobs. Just a few of my favourite designer names available at Incu. Sure the prices are high but these are designer brands after all and to be expected. Although I have to admit Incu marks it up quite high. This place fits right into my approach to shopping. I don't shop often at all so I have a small wardrobe, but when I do I tend to buy investment pieces that would last me years. I have bought a few items here (mostly when its on sale) and even the most simple items look different when worn. My favourite designer is Alexander Wang and his casual wear line is amazing. He puts a bit of cool to my usual uniform of jeans and t-shirt! The assistants there are usually design students and are nice enough when approached. I guess the clothes speak for themselves and their demeanor reflective of most designer stores. Truth is, at current market conditions, I would rather shop online because you can get all of these designers on websites such as net-a-porter at much lower prices. But if I can't wait or if its sold out overseas, this is when I head to Incu. Lovely store with beautiful clothing.

Incu has two stores in the Galleries Victoria, the Mens store which I am discussing and if you a re a woman or tranny, they have a women's store opposite. Incu is great, expensive but great, I don't often buy anything as I don't want to spend $45 for a singlet or $120 on shorts, but if I had an unlimited budget and less clothes I would shop there. They sell casual designer clothes from leading design houses and their clothes cover a range of styles, but are all excellent quality and extremely stylish. Although I try to keep my credit card in my pocket, I still like to have a browse.

Wow, this is what it must feel like to be rich. Everything in this upmarket clothes store is simple, elegant and beautifully tailored. Racks are arranged by designer, but the labels are understated, the value of the clothes speak for themselves. I was happy even just touching the quality fabrics. Given the elegance of the pieces I'd recommend coming here for work or evening wear rather than casual. Although there is the odd t-shirt, it wouldn't be worth throwing away so much cash on something easily imitated by a cheaper brand. Due to my slightly ragged attire (I always seem to be far too casually dressed in these circumstances) I wasn't exactly welcomed with open arms into this shop, the impeccably dressed assistants were far more interested in gossiping and posing in appropriately fashiony angles. A big bench in the middle supplies a range of accessories too, though the shoe range is limited. As John C says, there's a mens store opposite for which I'm sure the same rules apply. One can only dream.

Best shop for designer/luxury streetwear in Sydney. APC is my favourite brand there. I just wish the store was bigger with even more stock:)

The Sydney store is honestly a little underwhelming, having oggled at their online collection weekly for a while and made purchases online, their physical collection was limited. Nice staff, clean interior but just limited.