Boutiques in Germany/Austria

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#47
hermesaddicted said:
Any information about Cologne H store? What about stock? Any SA recommendation? Thank you in advance!
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I was there two weeks, there wasn't much in stock. There were a couple evelynes in Gm size, double sins... No shoes in smaller sizes. They did have sizes for belt kits though. I was able to get the blk and Gold belt kit in size 80. Good luck hunting!
 
#48
HoneyLocks said:
Thanks for your answers. I visisted Ku'damm first, where I experienced the best service ever. They had more items from my wishlist than I could pay for. Very good selection of scarves, I bought two in CWs I thought I could not get anymore.
AND: since I came from a camping site and it was searing hot outside I was dressed very casual, but I did not feel judged for a second.
At KaDeWe I was just walking by, I felt no need for more H that day...:cool:
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Dear HoneyLocks, where there any bolides? I'll be there in the beginning of September, so I'm contemplating a Bolide. How was the selection of twillys?
Thank you in advance!
 
#51
hermesaddicted said:
Any information about Cologne H store? What about stock? Any SA recommendation? Thank you in advance!
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If you have time, try to go to Düsseldorf H store, they have bigger selection and it's only 25min train ride and then ~10min metro/cab ride from the Cologne H store. Both stores have pretty good service, except for when it's packed with tourists (especially in Cologne) and turn into a mad house, i.e., the SAs can all easily get quite stressed as the space is really not that big. Just leave and go back later.
 
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#53
hermesaddicted said:
Any information about Cologne H store? What about stock? Any SA recommendation? Thank you in advance!
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I was there this morning and it didn't seem like they had so much in stock. The store is relatively small and there were only a couple of customers today so it didn't feel crowded. The SAs were really nice and gave me perfume samples.
 
#54
MikeinGermany said:
I've visited the Koln store a few times and found the staff very friendly. I'm a fan of small leather goods and found their selection OK.

The Frankfurt store on Goethestrasse is an exceptional store in my opinion, if only for their selection. Its a large store that gets a lot of high end clientele buying bags, and I'd think the chance of landing a B/K might be better there than most stores.
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I agree on the Frankfurt store!!
 
#55
I liked a lot the Berlin boutiques, especially the one at KDW! Very nice personnel, I asked for a Bolide, and they said yes!)))) the other boutique was giving me the usual- ohh, in the summer they do not produce anything in France... But in general everywhere they were very nice, nicer than France ;-)
 
#56
I'm going to Berlin soon and wanted to try my chances at a B or K. Is it next to impossible to get one as a walk in? Or you need to do the usual H dance of pre spending $$$?

Otherwise I want to get a CSGM and it seems stock is good there? Also in the market for CDC. :graucho:has anyone been lately?
 
#57
Hello everybody

after a long long time on ban island I am ready to swim back to the orange land:)

Beeing on the island we decided to move which also means changing my boutique.

Till now I am in Salzburg but after moving my next boutique would be Munich (the airport isn't open for walk ins except you have a ticket?).

Any experiences with Munich on a regular basis? Don't have to say that I am craving for a Kelly and so I need a good SA. Leaving my SA in Salzburg makes me burst into tears, but Salzburg will be too far away for me after moving.

Tips and tricks are highly appreciated!

Thank you!
 
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Your thread was merged because there is an existing thread devoted to the same topic, and we don't allow duplicates. That's just the way PF is and always has been (and most forums too, for that matter). It's not directed at you personally.

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