Clare R.
Google
I recently visited the Tommy Hilfiger store on Regent Street after work, hoping to quickly find a few items I had in mind. To make things easier for the staff, I even brought pictures of the items I wanted. Unfortunately, my experience was not that pleasant.
Upon entering the store, I approached a lady with black/dark brown hair who was standing next to the sale section. I kindly asked her, "Hi, do you have this item by any chance?" From the look on her face, it was clear she didn't want to help. She looked unfriendly and uninviting. Without a smile or any sign of willingness to assist, she coldly replied, "No," and then looked down, ignoring me completely.
I decided to give it another shot and went around the store to find another item. When I approached her again with my second request, I received the exact same cold response, without even a hint of a smile or any form of customer service. Her demeanor made me feel extremely unwelcome.
Feeling frustrated and unwelcome, I decided to leave the store. I even made eye contact with another customer, who seemed to empathize with my situation, as if they too noticed how unhelpful the staff member was.
Nonetheless, the security guard (I think he was security, he was wearing all black) was very friendly and welcoming once I arrived. He also suggested, after seeing that the lady didn't help me at all, that I maybe order online or check the big screen in the store. He was a way better salesperson than the actual sales assistant.