Levi’s Store

Went to the store for couple of jackets. When I checked online one of the jacket actually on sale. They wouldn’t do price match with their official website for some reason. Didn’t make any big deal. But the one that I don’t get is that when I go ahead and order it online so I can pick it up at the store, they canceled it! I know they have it, and their store isn’t that busy. This store think that they’re too bougie for sale just because they’re located in SOHO NYC. Don’t waste your time and money at this store. Go online! They have better deal.

Wow, this place has changed! Haven't been in here in a 3-4 years. And to be honest, I only went in out of real need and because I happened to be walking by. This place has turned into something really nice. Still pricey, but hey . . . Soho, tourists, you know . . . There's literally everything Levi-brand. Nothing is missing, and the assortment and sizes is complete. Fitting rooms have been re-done and are plentiful and open. Decent places to wait if you're with someone else trying/buying. There's a customizing shop within the store. This was really special, IMO. Great assortment of patches, replacement buttons, embroidery options - and people are there doing it while you wait/watch. Staff actually knows the product. The young woman in fitting room took the time to explain a couple differences and even show me on the mfg tags. Very impressed with her! You'll pay more than online, but the service and being sure of fit is worth it!

It’s a very nice store. Great selections. But at one point I needed help and only the manager was available to help customers because the other staff was too busy chatting away

I had a great experience at this location. Rosie was so attentive and helpful. She listened to me and responded with such care and sensitivity to my needs. I’ve been looking for quality denim overalls and I really appreciate feeling like my needs were addressed. I will be returning

A shout out to a staff who works at the custom made counter, I believe his name is Penn but I could be mistaken. He is very patient thru out the whole process, and he went extra mile to help us out which gave us a very good experience. With his help, we made a one of a kind Minion Levi’s tees in less than 15 min wait time.

Closed at 7 p.m. instead of 8 or 9 as stated on site/doors. Previously called the location to confirm the closing time, but upon arriving, it was already closed, wasting time for the commute - disappointing. Additionally, the staff at this location is typically rude and clueless about the assortment and sizes. You’re left on your own to find models and sizes

Great people that work there any question you may ask from A to Z that help you the best their ability I love going shopping there

I'm glad I found this Levi's store nearby. Now, any exchange/return, I can manage here. The customer service was great, and I even purchased an additional item at a great price. Definitely recommend them. Here are the Turquoise I exchanged for a Medium Green one, and a Large Green one I purchased.

if you can't find a pair of jeans that fits you here...it's you not them! FACTS lol. there's so much denim in here--it's INSANE! okay not insane, but there's a lot of variety in washes and fits for jeans. beyond jeans, they have a selection of other non-denim options but the focus is clearly jeans and jean products. there's also a denim tailor shop where you can get alterations, repairs, customization, and more for an additional fee. all in all was pretty impressed with the jeans selection especially since this store offers premium denim options like Japanese Selvedge in a limited number of washes. the store is really well-maintained, super clean, and well-organized. the fitting rooms are really large and mirrored so you can see how the denim actually fits and the lighting gives you a true sense of color. all in all, this Levi shop provides a good shopping experience and the staff are helpful and fairly knowledgeable. recently purchased two pairs of Levi's and pretty satisfied. this Levi store provides solid moderate options for denim enthusiasts and is a pleasant shopping experience for anyone who wants a speedy experience.

Store looks great. The inside were clean, organized, and with variety of options. I remember i used to wear levi's when i was little and it was known for longevity and durability. I checked on couple of jeans, and the price tags were like 100+. I was so surprised that it went from affordability to status quo product. I don't think i would spend that much for a pair of jeans... I think i can get affordable and durable jeans for 1/3 of its price tags elsewhere...

They had a good selection of pants to choose from. I spent a lot of time here earlier, but ended up finding what I wanted. The service was ok, could have been better. I feel I ended up getting everything on my own. One of the ladies had ac omplete attitude. Pricing was ok, but its only worth coming in if you already know what you want.

While a couple of the staff were helpful, most avoided us, and one even rolled her eyes at me in the change rooms.

Was here went side see a security guard standing by the door A lot of sales people standing in the middle hallway I was looking at men clothing Everything seem expensive no sales items Left the place with in 5-10mins

There are so many options here. I probably tried on jeans for an hour. The store is well stocked and organized. The associates are helpful. I got the mile high jeans and I love it. I went for an event and received a coupon for a free pair. I went back when it was less congested and was able to take my time.

Why haven't any of you told me that for the past few years, I've been wearing 'Dad Jeans'? My girl Tennille, who works the fitting room here, she told me right up front. And after she had me try on some non-dad jeans, she also told me I have nice legs. I bet she doesn't say that to everyone.* In addition to informing me about my complete lack of style, Tennille and the rest of the staff here put up with me, offered advice (cuffing is evidently important), AND brought me all kinds of different sizes and styles as we embarked on a search for some jeans that would make me look good. We all failed in that search, but we DID find jeans that made me look better than I did before. Which is really all you can ask. _____________ *I think strippers like me, too.

I visited this Levi's store today because I'm starting to buy more durable, sustainable clothing and I wanted a couple of pairs of jeans that I knew would last. I usually buy from American Eagle but lately their jeans have been declining in quality. I wanted a pair of 100% cotton jeans which I knew meant they wouldn't have any stretch. For all of the styles that I was interested in (straight leg, flare jeans) the biggest size they had was a 32 waist. That is about a size 10 in women's jeans. This is unacceptable!! I have never had an issue finding my size in a store. I want to be able to try things on in the store because I want to love the way it fits before I buy it. Levi's -- do better!! ALL body sizes should be able to find jeans that fit them!

Store is cool and no rude staff at all I hope. Cashiers are cool but when it comes to convenience the fact that there are only 2 registers in this location with the hundreds of people walking in every day and they only have two registers?!? Store layout is not pandemic safe at all.

I could not figure out what size I was and was losing energy rapidly to keep trying stuff on. Diane (Diana?) was SUPER helpful. She amped me up and helped me look at different sizes and then when I gave up and said I couldn't try anymore on or buy anything (which is every sales persons nightmare) she was so kind. She was just like I totally get that come back anytime and I'll help you out. She is what customer service should always look like.

The advertised store hours are wrong and they have not changed the information on their website. I called the store because I needed to make a return, and the message said the check the website. The website confirmed that the store closes at 8pm on Saturdays. I got to the store a couple of minutes after 7 and I was told I could not go in because they were closing. STORE MANAGER: YOU SHOULD GIVE YOUR CUSTOMERS INFORMATION IN A CONSISTENT WAY. Correct your website and record a new message please. This was a very frustrating experience.

Bizarre customer service experience. When it was my turn for a fitting room, the guy working today just pointed me to a room without walking me over or helping me with my stuff, so I had to flag him down to ask him if they had a pair of jeans I'd picked up in a different size. He just mumbled something inn response and I never got the jeans in the size I wanted and no one even said anything to me about it. Weird and unhelpful.

Really beautiful layout, but I can't be surprised because it's the famous Levi's we're talking about. I just wish I could have had a better customer experience. I stopped in on a Monday evening to get a new pair of jeans because the all black Levi's pair I currently own is on heavy rotation so I need back-up. When I walked into the store, I was super excited because there were jeans everywhere on the walls, hung up, laid out on tables and they were so neatly organized that I didn't want to touch anything and mess it up because I've worked retail and know the struggle for fixing a pile just to have it all f***ed up. Any who, I walked about and saw a young woman folding. She looked up at me but simply continued folding. Not a "howdy," "good evening," "can I help you find something?" I decided to not be deterred but to keep walking around and maybe someone else on the floor would take notice. I saw more employees but they were more interested in fellowshipping with one another than assisting little ol' me find a new pair of classic, high-quality jeans. Thanks for making me feel like I wasn't worthy of a good shopping experience, Levi's SoHo! Back to the Gap I go, I guess?

Came into the store, tried looking for someone to help me but staff was either talking to each other and just staring in to the ceilings and walls. After helping myself and finding my own fit and size, the dressing room attendant was very helpful and escorted me to my changing tent/room. When I was about to leave, I still wanted to check out the different fits and colors they had and out of nowhere the worker finally appears and offers me help. Thanks, but I was just about to leave, where were you 10 minutes ago when I needed you!?

Can't say I'm absolutely sure this was due to prejudice but on three different occasions in the store, the workers (1 was a manager) (all white) greeted or asked a white person next to me if they needed help but ignored me (I'm asian). I ended up asking someone for help but definitely was a bit uncomfy. Dude working in the fitting room area was super super nice though (He was the only poc) and we had a good chat. Again, not 100% sure but regardless, not the best customer service experience.

- overall rating: 3.5 - helpful attentive staff - almost always crowded - can be a mess at times - prefer the one by Union Sq, never crowded more organized, though the staff isn't as accommodating - affordable

Got what we wanted and customer service was on point. We asked alot of questions from alot of people and everyone was nice to us. We didn't have a bad experience. Usually when a place is busy the employees are rude but not here.

Ho boy, this store. Whats in the water in Soho that results in people hired being this unhelpful and people-who-hire being this helpless? I asked how we can pick up our jean style (513s) if its no longer featured in the store? Sullen, no eye contact, then a statement implying I'm making up a style because shes never heard of it. (Its called slim-straight, like me!). She reluctantly runs my size for 512s and could not be bothered to follow up with me until...sigh...nevermind. You all know this experience, the look, the age group. This store has it all. Get there today!

I purchase the 501 bootcut women jeans, I am 5'7 and 165 lbs. These are the only jeans that fit me perfectly. Super comfortable, figure flattening, the waist is pretty high which is cool. Holds in my belly. Good quality.

The staff is busy taking calls rather than attending patrons. I waited in line for about 5 minutes before I was attended. And nobody really tried to help my girlfriend or I. I give it 3 stars because I like the stock and the fact the staff doesn't bother you when you are in the dressing rooms.

I went in here on a Saturday afternoon: bad idea. I (tried to) walk through the store and immediately walked out. I hate shopping / trying on clothes, and jeans are the worst. I was banking on the fact that someone would be able to point me in the right direction for a good fit, but I couldn't even get anyone to help. I'm going to try again at an off-peak hour, hoping to score a comfortable pair. Then, when I find something suitable, I'm going to Sears to get a few pairs of the same fit for $60 less. To be continued...

Why are the boys working here so delicious? I come into a little change and decided the best way to spend it would be on some classic pieces for my wardrobe. I can't wear any other jeans for this price. It's just impossible. The cheap jeans fall apart and do not fit over the ba-dunka-dunk. So I invest in Levi's because they are built to last. I had a pair of jeans from here that I loved and lived in. And on one fateful day I I fell and broke my ankle and they had to cut my favorite pair of jeans off of me. Even in the throes of pain I begged the medic not to ruin my jeans. Sadly, we had to part. So I happily bought the same number yesterday and now I'm home and yelping in them when I could be in my pajamas. I don't care. I love these jeans. All my Levi's Even the ones that are too big for me. I can't get rid of them. There is definitely a time to go here. Anytime I show up it is not too populated so I can have a somewhat productive trip. A line to the dressing room is unavoidable. I hate waiting in it because the floor there is warped and caved in so it makes a lot of annoying noise. The staff in the fitting area ... totally useless. If you don't know what you need, bring a friend because you won't get anything back here except for some eye candy. There's a little sale section right near the fitting rooms too that makes my heart go pitter pat. I love the S word! There's nothing to really fall in love with. Some trendy stuff and impulse buy worthy things laying 'round. Funny thing, the store ran out of shopping bags. How do you do that exactly? But the girl at the cash register was very sweet so I didn't mind so much. Thanks for being the supplier of the only jeans I will ever wear in the trendiest, snobbiest place to shop in the city.

Epic fail, in a series of epic fails. For a once innovative brand, who for all intent and purpose influenced the entire modern world with the invention of denim pants, continues to be a once was. Let's be honest, there is really one thing these guys sell at this 'new store', blue jeans. If you sell one thing, shouldn't you do it better than everyone else? A cryptic assortment of 'cuts' merchandised in equally mysterious ways throughout a store that looks like it was designed in 1987 (that's not a compliment). I get that you were founded in San Francisco a hundred years ago, but how does the turn-of-the-century wharf-themed vernacular resonate with your customers who couldn't give a flying frick about your history and more than likely couldn't point out SF on a map? It's 2012, not 1912. Innovate or die. The 'one' sale person on the floor (apparently only distinguished by a wireless headset and nothing else) was busy doing something clearly more critical than helping the numerous confused customers. Ok, I know from the past that I want a pair of Levis 510's. Ok. Where are they? They sell just jeans here, can't be that difficult, can it? Wanna bet. Ok. 10 minutes of un-aided search, I find the minimally marked shelf of 510's. Pure merchandising genius. All folded, no prices visible and sizes hidden. Am I supposed to pull each stack apart? Off to Uniqlo.

This Levi's store is exceptional. Big, roomy and full of Levi's for everyone in every size, shade color and print...didn't even know Levi's had prints! I like the spacious dressing rooms. They look like your own personal camping tent. This is also the only Levi's store that I've encountered that offers a selection of jeans for us curvy women. Minus a star because the so-called curvy jeans don't measure up to their claim. I tried on three pairs of Levi's for the "boldly curvy." They all fit too wide in the waist and they made my backyard look as flat as a pancake. Boldly curvy? I don't think so. Otherwise, this store is great. Very kind and helpful staff as well.

I stopped by because I was early for a nail appointment. I purchased two shirts which took a tad too long to ring up because the registers aren't real and cashiers have to use cell phones to ring guests out. The cashier handed me a bag which was clearly a sleeve for shipments, this would be fine if the colors didn't bleed. The bag had no handles so I had to grab it with a clenched fist. After my nail appointment I realized the make shift bag from Levi's was bleeding all over my palms and my $75 manicure, luckily I was able to wipe it off. The shipment bag for purchased products is inconvenient and unacceptable. I will be returning because I only wear Levi's but I won't accept a shipment sleeve as a bag, also there were many staff members organizing and fixing displays but there was only one register available for checkout. I give three stars because I've been here many times and I'm usually pleased with the service but today there was a sale and maybe they were bombarded so I will give them a pass but they need to change that bag!

Terrible store, managers and employees here gave me inconsistent answers related to promo codes and caused me to carry two heavy pairs of jeans all the way there and not ended up being able to get my money back although I had purchased similar items using the exact same promo before. They didn't seem to care about the customers and had pretty terrible attitude, I would avoid this store and check out other Levi's

This is my location when jean shopping, I finally found a fit I like, the 514 slim straight. Now I just go back every 4 months or so and see if there's a new wash I like. On the last trip I saw the sale rack and super skinny 510's were on sale for $10 so I'm giving those a try. Definitely won't wear them out for a big dinner though, these are TIGHT man. Particularly around the calves. I'm no Russel Brand that's for sure. I like this location best followed by the 14th Street location. The styles here are definitely superior to what you would buy in other retail locations BTW. Go on, give it a shot. Just stay away from the acid wash, PLEASE.

When I first walked in, I couldn't beleive how many different styles they had of jeans...but I'm glad they did, because they really do have somethign for everyone. Different syles, different shapes...it was cool to pick-out something that was just for me. The quality of the denim is great and it has such a classic but cool look. Check this place out!

Just did my Christmas shopping and although I am a fan of Levi's I will NEVER shop at the Soho store. The manager Ericka is rude and her staff has no idea how to service clients. Levi's you should know better, Broadway is full of stores who carry your brand, I for one plan on taking my business elsewhere. the STYLE CURATOR

I was here last night for the launching of the new Levi's Lens Pack for the Hipstamatic iPhone app. This place has a nice set up. Vintage Cameras, lots of photographs on the wall that are not framed, but held up with just nails. Very creative. Old man Levi is coming back with a vengeance. This photo gallery/party space is gorgeous from head-to-toe. Obviously the exhibits, but also the layout and the hipsters who frequent it (often in underwear that masquerades as shorts). It exudes downtown cool. The Levi's brand has epitomized classic, casual American style since their Levi Strauss jeans were invented in 1873 and quickly became some of the most recognizable and imitated clothing in the world. Half decent... I've been wearing Levi's for over 30 years now (things last forever) so I found myself needing a new pair and this place let me down. There just isn't much there due to the size. I'd recommend going elsewhere or just going to Levis.com, Awesome Sale... Levi's makes beautiful jeans and this store had the 531 skinny khaki colored jeans on sale for under 20 bucks. Perfect for the summer time...to secretly wear to work and then after work to hang out with friends! The store was hip and trendy, had a nice selection and a wonderful staff!

When all else fails and you just don't know what to wear, I bet you throw on your favorite pair of denim and a cute black shirt and hit the New York City Streets. For many jeans are the go to clothing for most occasions- a night of drinks, dinner with a new man, a baby shower or just a day of shopping. Whatever the occasion, your favorite pair of jeans are normally there to share it with you. So, where do you go when you are looking for the perfect pair to share your life with? Levi's of course. This store has a pair for everyone- Tall, short, thin and chubby- you'll find a pair that fits and looks great. I normally have one of the associates select a few for me, since I feel like the know their merchandise better than I do, but if you're feeling daring hit the shelves yourself and go for something a little outside your comfort zone. I'm sure they'll soon be your new BF.

This is one of the few stores where my husband and I both like to go shopping. Somehow we both fit into their jeans and love the way they feel. He's tall and I'm short, and that's ok, they have jeans for everyone. Once a year we make our annual trip here to get a pair jeans we'll know we'll get many uses out of. I'm not saying these are the only jeans I end up wearing, actually since I'm short, I tend to buy jeans whenever they come in a short size that way I save money hemming them up. But I do have to say, they are classic jeans with many different colors and styles to choose from and that's what I love about this place. The people will help you find your size no problem, everything is as organized as it could possibly be, and no the jeans aren't that expensive when you look at designer jean prices. Yes, they are more money than Gap and Old Navy, but it is Gap and Old Navy we are talking about. In just a few more months I'll be making my trip to this classic store for the right pair jeans for the next year.

Just had a poor experience, asked a staff member for help finding a certain style in a different wash and was told in a very condescending tone to look it up myself on my phone. Clearly this person dislikes interacting with people who have questions.

Levi's employees here are 8 times out of 10 super friendly and helpful. I've had multiple interactions with Andrew in the fitting room who was amazing!! Helped me find styles and sizes that worked best for me and was professional and friendly.

Is it just me, or are all pants being labeled as skinny now even if they are straight leg or boot cut? I don't know why I even tried them on when I could see that they were not skinny, maybe I was hopefuly that they would look good anyway, but to no avail. The sales section was very messy even though the staff were right next to it, making it very difficult to fnid my size

Rubbish service, I was largely ignored as the sales-guy was more interested in talking about "hoes". Ended up walking out. Total wankers.

Surprising new mix of products. But staff is completely incompetent. Always long lines at the register. Lots of returns. No one seems to know how to use the system. Bad experience (twice).

BF and I went to this store on a Saturday afternoon. The last time my BF had purchased jeans, Sk8ter Bois were in (yes, it's been that long) and the last I had purchased new jeans, I was XXlbs lighter (too afraid to step on a scale to quantify it- sorrynotsorry). For men's clothes, in a store with an intimidating selection, I find the best dressed male employee who is doing his job (and not just standing around ignoring you). For my BF, I found Frederick. I waited patiently for him to finish with a svelte male customer and then asked if he was free. He nodded and then I explained the problem and waved a hand over my BF. "Please help." He took one look at him and said "34 Short Athletic". He brought us over to the correct display and dug out a pair of the aforementioned jeans. He pointed in the direction of the fitting room and asked if we needed anything else. I said that we wanted to purchase at least 2 pairs so would need more help as soon as we confirmed his size. Frederck announced that he needed to go on his break but that he was going to leave us in very capable hands. When we were in the fitting room, Matthew(?) came over and introduced himself. Frederick's pick was spot on! Matthew was very nice and when my BF cautiously identified that men seemed to be wearing skinny legs, nowadays, he helped the BF find a second pair of very nice fitting skinnier leg jeans. While they were in the fitting room, I spied a wonderful courier jacket that I knew would be awesomesauce for the BF's build and I brought it over. Matthew looked at the jacket in my hand and said "very nice! That just came in and I have one, too! That's going to be great on him!" We coaxed the BF to try it on, and even he had to admit it was great when he looked in the mirror. BF bought the 2 pairs of jeans and the jacket. I asked Matthew if he could help with the women's jeans, as I only needed to get 1 pair. Perhaps the desperation and hopelessness of my feelings about getting a pair of jeans for my new fat a$$ triggered flight in him but lucky for me he said "I don't think I'm the person to help you with that but I know who can." He led me over to a woman (Darlene) surrounded by a flock of European customers and spouting sizes and cuts to her assistant(?). He caught her eye, and pointed to me. She met my eyes and said "I will help you in 1 minute. Let me just finish up with these ladies. I got you, hon." I expected dealing with 7 customers would take a while but was astounded when she proceeded to address each one's issues within about 20 seconds a piece. A few didn't have English but she seemed telepathic in her ability to know exactly what each woman needed. 1 such customer, Darlene asked her to lift her shirt and when the customer didn't understand, she pantomimed it and as soon as the customer did, she waved the customer over to a new section. "You want a 26 long." pulling a pair off the shelf, pointing to the size sticker. I was seriously impressed and intimidated. She asked me how she could help. I explained that I had gained so much weight even my current pants didn't fit (BDUs with the waist folded down). She asked if I knew what style of jean I liked and all I could reply is "not too skinny, I have freakishly large calves" She laughed, squinted at my waist (which was buried under 2 layers of sweater + hoody) and selected a pair for me and said, "ok, try these on. If they don't fit, come back to me, because I got you." I tried them on and while I was able to get them on, my heart sank because I was pinched at the waist but I could sit. I was unsure, do jeans with so much stretch need to be purchased too tight? I came back out and found her. When she asked how they were I said "I like the leg and the rinse of this 1 pair but how much muffin top is too much muffin top?" She laughed and said "I got you. We can do better than that." She explained that while I have a short inseam, if I tried one of the same waist size with a longer inseam, there would be more room in the waist. My legs are so short I'd have to hem short jeans anyway so hemming extra longs would make no difference to me. I tried on a same size waist with an extra long leg and HALLELUJAH!! Darlene is amazing. I had to hug her or cry over my new jeans and so she let me hug her while we were flush with this victory. They fit and look great. Levis should give Darlene a raise (hopefully they are already paying her a lot) and she should have at least 5 assistants during peak shopping hours. People leave jeans stores because they are overwhelmed with the choices and get cranky tired after blindly trying on a few pairs. The only thing limiting her ability to move even more merchandise is the fact that there is only 1of her but salespeople like her are VERY rare and do so much more for the brand than just push a pair of jeans. I used to buy DL1961s but you can be damn sure I'm going to this Levis first, next time, because of Darlene.

The store is nice enough, but I have to question the way they do business. I came in to return a 4 jeans I bought online (cyber monday sale). I wanted to exchange the jeans because I ordered the wrong sizes. The dude tells me I can exchange them but their will be a price adjustment and I will have to pay the difference between what I originally payed and what the store was selling the jeans for on the day I went in. I could understand that policy if I wanted to exchange the jeans for different types of jeans, but I just wanted a different size!? So I ended up just returning everything. Basically they lost all my business because they would not permit me to exchange the jeans for the right size. How does this make sense? I guess they would rather lose the sale than actually accommodate the customer. Sounds like a winning business strategy to me!

Came in here tonight to see some college friends. I don't usually shop at Levi's but I decided to look around anyways. Staff was super friendly, striking up conversation about my tattoos and piercings. Its super cool how the back-up selection of jeans are right behind where they are hanging. I ended up walking out with a pair of white skinny jeans for under $30, thanks to the sales going on. The dressing rooms were clean and everyone seemed happy to be at work, something that is super refreshing in the city. It was about an hour and a half before closing, so I didn't experience heavy crowds and didn't have to wait to try and my jeans. It was a peachy shopping experience and I will be returning to Levi's in the future.

Levis are where it's at - I gave up on Gap jeans. This store rules, and pretty much always has your size. It's great when they "check in the back" and the back is right behind the rack. There is some futuristic jean-sizing-machine-thing near the fitting rooms, which is scary. The fitting rooms are also a bit weird, as they're just circular curtains and not rooms, per se. The checkouts are really slow. But, whatever. Great stuff.

I strongly suggest O.M.G which is near from this store. It has the exact same levis jeans, byt lower price

To be honest I've never really been a big fan of Levi's. For whatever reason they just never seem to fit me. Someone needs to tell Mr. strauss that real women have curves. Oh yeah and are sometimes under 5'6. Anyway I stopped in here yesterday with a guy friend that wanted to go jeans shopping. Store was pretty neat and clean and they had a decent selection at affordable prices. Too bad they don't fit me.

This particular Levis store is great. They actually had my size and styles I liked as opposed to the 59th street store. The staff was very friendly and attentive. If you're there, ask for a guy named Edgar. He's awesome. 514s are my new favorite jeans. Quality comfortable fitting affordable jeans.

Levi's = timeless. The dressing rooms remind me of military camp tents, awesome. Staff was super friendly, and jeans that finally feel and look right. Why does every time I put on a light grey hoodie sweater I hear "Gonna Fly Now" by Bill Conti. Great spot.

Horrible service, the workers yell around and don't show any respect to the customers! Perhaps it's too big a company

I love Levi's jeans. Personally I love the 59 street Levi's store. I'm big on jeans that fit well. So big that I've skipped out on work and school to just go jean shopping. Shh that's a secret. I came to Levi's one day depressed that I couldn't find jeans that fit well as I'm very specific about fit. The guy working there brought me about 10 pairs of jeans until I found the right one and was completely helpful not trying to push jeans on me that didn't fit well. I also got these amazing black jeans from here last year and now that I'm looking to throw out wornout jeans and get new ones Levi's here I come!

I usually hate jean shopping cause the manufacturers forget that short skinny people are a demographic. I wasn't expecting much when I walked into the store but after trying on a pair of 514s I'll never dread denim shopping again. The staff wasn't exactly helpful cause they were having their winter clearance and the store was a mess.

So i decided to come to this location being that it has a larger selection of jeans and other apparel. I came in was greeted. However when I proceeded to ask for a certain fit. By the the time I turned my back the greeter made a gesture to a following associate in regards to me. That associate made a comment back and giggled at my expense. I continued to look for a specific color and fit I wanted. There were a few associates who more than delightful on helping me with my size and cut. Even the young gentleman in the fitting room. I got the Jean I wanted then proceeded to check out. The same associate from earlier who giggled rang up my jean. She was very cold, distant, and displayed poor customer service. She even seemed to have a slight Attitude because I wanted a print out of my receipt. All in all very inconsistent experience at this Levi's location. Very unfortunate and disappointing to say the least. I'm giving it two stars for the 2 associates who were pleasant and nice to me. Some words for the other associates. Go get a customer service training and try harder.