Supreme

Super cool store! Some of the pieces that they have are so sick and you definitely can’t find them anywhere else, even if they’re on the more expensive side. The vibe in the store was a little weird, just because the workers were all pretty stern and unfriendly. However, whoever was on aux was cooking lol.

I just went today. I was visiting chicago and was excited to see they had a Supreme store! I read the comments and I was hesitant, but I really wanted to pay retail for Supreme, so I went anyways. I went around 5:30pm on a wednesday. Doorman was really nice. Employees were very friendly. They must’ve read the comments or something cause my experience was great. I didn’t feel rushed at all. I told one of the employees I wanted a jacket but was still looking. While I was still looking he had my jacket ready. I asked for 2 more items and he gladly grabbed them for me. While checking out, I had a nice conversation with both the employees at the counter. They had a pretty decent selection in stock as well. Overall, I would recommend this Chicago locations if you want to just casually shop for Supreme at retail prices. Not sure how they operate on drop days, since I’m a more casual Supreme wearer, but I’m glad I was able to still find some great items.

I honestly wish I could give zero stars. I came to Chicago for the marathon this past weekend with my family and we decided to check out the supreme store to go shop. We were welcomed by 2 very rude “doormen” who treated me and my family like cattle. It wasn’t even busy by the way, the line had about 6 people my party (3) included. You get better customer service from TSA at security check. A guy next to us stepped out of line and left because one of the doormen got real aggressive with him for no reason. It’s like they think this is some sort of high end club. I know supreme sells it self but the staff here really make it where u want to just leave and go shop elsewhere. Over all the atmosphere was not welcoming at all. The sales associates I experienced were very dismissive and condescending making it more uncomfortable for my party so we all had enough and took our business elsewhere. Supreme is not so exclusive as it once was these people that work here need to cut the act because hiring insufferable brats is killing this location. 0/5 experience, bape was a night and day difference compared to this place

Shopping at Supreme Chicago was a great experience. The staff were super helpful and actually took the time to talk instead of rushing me. They knew their stuff and made the whole process feel more personal than most streetwear stores. The vibe in the store sick too. It’s cool to see the employees care about the culture and the brand. Definitely one of the best retail experiences I’ve had in Chicago.

Unsafe and discriminatory experience as a blind customer I have supported Supreme since 2013 and have shopped at the Chicago location almost every week since it opened. I am a legally blind artist from Chicago with keratoconus, and I have always followed the registration and drop process. During a recent drop, a wristband I was issued broke and became unreadable. I still had the tag, and store management approved my entry at the time. That situation was handled by staff. Weeks later, I was suddenly accused by security of “finessing” the store and told I was no longer allowed inside. I was mocked about my blindness and told to move in a way that was unsafe for me. While trying to leave, I slipped on ice and hurt myself. I did not feel safe, respected, or accommodated. I am not asking for special treatment. I am asking for basic dignity and reasonable accommodation for a documented disability. No one should be treated this way in a public retail space. I hope Supreme corporate addresses what is happening at this location, especially with newer security. This experience has made me seriously reconsider supporting a brand I have stood by for over a decade.

Terrible experience. From the very beginning, the service was awful. I was treated poorly, with a cold and disrespectful attitude, and zero willingness to help. They made the entire experience uncomfortable and unpleasant from start to finish. There was no professionalism, no courtesy, and no respect for the customer. For a brand like Supreme, this level of service is unacceptable. I won’t be coming back and I do not recommend it.

Hardly any inventory , however the staff is friendly and helpful.

If you’re trying to get something on a drop day, do not bother. Releases are beyond corrupt. The staff/security prioritizes resellers and people they know personally. They let them cut lines and don’t allow genuine buyers to get chances to purchase merchandise. You will catch people coming in line from out of nowhere and cut the line and walk out with 5 of everything when you have been waiting forever. I saw people who just came out of the store with sold out items, taking videos of the items flexing. They would mock/yell at the lines of people on video and throw the sold out items on the floor. backdooring of items is extremely obvious as well. Supreme do better.

Supreme store we visited during a dance convention. First store we didn't need reservations to enter like in Ca. Street parking, nice neighborhood. A lot of their pieces were same price, do not take pictures inside unless you ask. Got a shirt and a hat. Overall, you get in and get out.

It's a Supreme store... pick your stuff and drop that cash on that drip. It's as simple as that. Btw, there is no clearance rack or sale items

If you are going to wait in line for a drop, never attend this location seeing that they will let in their "friends" in before your reserved slot. I can't think of a more inadequate way of promoting a business than this. If you are going to have a certain set of procedures or certain events, follow thru with them. If you wanted to sell to your homies or resellers for a better word, then do exactly that but keep the public out of it. You're just wasting ppls time and resources. But hey, keep doing what you're doing. Yall wouldn't care for criticism anyway.

Nice pieces . Looks fairly new for the neighborhood. Thee service was also pretty good.

It's finally open!! This Chicago location is a fantastic addition to the neighborhood. Easy access from Damen blueline stop. Cool tshirts and hats. For me, it's all about the shoes. The line was blocks long opening day. I didn't take any pics it was so hectic. I am here before they open today! They open at noon on Sunday's. The artwork is edgy and cool, large video screen and awesome hard to fine hoodies!

Employees were wonderful. Everyone I talked to was very knowledgeable about the product and inventory. Very kind to our baby, great customer experience.

The staff here was some of the best I have ever had from a Supreme store. The area is clean and put together. The prices for clothing seem high but trust me when I say that the clothes DO NOT disappoint. The clothing they offer, don't go with just your typical street wear and can go with whatever you style it with.

3.3.23,, It's finally here!! Chi very own supreme store. It's nice to have one in our hometown. Staff is friendly and willing to help out. I love the fact you can see the product and feel it before purchasing. Way different from ordering online.

Image getting upset over a picture being taken when you're just a tourist AND you're not even in the picture lol. The service was definitely not friendly at all. The situation could've been handled better than making a scene.

One of the most underwhelming supreme stores I've been to. I've only been once so maybe they were just low on stock?