Hello - I don't know if this counts as "treatment in Hermes store" or more like "behavior in Hermes stores" but I had to post it somewhere and hope this is close enough.
We were in Paris last week and we made a couple stops in to FSH. Last Friday we were upstairs trying on loafers (I have hard to fit feet, so the SA was being helpful going back and forth finding stock) and we got to just sit and observe some of the goings on while we waited.
One in particular caught my eye - a lady who seemed to be setting off for a beach vacation as her next stop, because she was buying towels and perhaps sandals and commanding a great deal of attention from SAs and customers alike. Because she was dressed in a sheer poncho and white bikini bottoms (that's right, just bottoms) and H sandals. She seemed to be getting good customer service, despite her rather casual (ok, pretty see-thru) attire. Which made me think, maybe we spend too much time worrying about what we should wear to FSH...
The other thing I noticed happening at almost the same time (who knew the shoe department was such a great people watching spot), was a group of women around the hats displayed on a wall. One tried a hat but it wouldn't fit, even as she tried to squish it down. So her friend decided to try it, smooshed it down all the way over her head over her hair clippy so the indent part of the crown of the hat suddenly popped up. A third friend was busy picking her nose while all this was going down. Anyway, they decided not to buy the hat I think and handed it to the sales person, and he seemed pretty gracious about it as he nodded goodbye. I watched him go over to a corner and try to reshape the hat, and though he had sort of a pinched look on his face at that point, well, I couldn't blame him.
I don't think I could work in an H store, having seen just some of the wide variety of customer experiences they face within a mere 15 minutes of observation, well, I just wouldn't have the patience or the tact. This is not to diminish the experience of anyone who had poor treatment from a rude SA, I'm sure they exist as there are unpleasant people to be found everywhere. But boy oh boy, the SAs I saw on Friday were sure earning their paycheck!