Agree with this. This should be closed for the same reasons as the previous.
@Saffynyc in your previously (closed) thread you graded "NYC MADISON AVE A" and "Lisbon C+"
But just over a month later and everything's changed? Okay.
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Agree with this. This should be closed for the same reasons as the previous.
@Saffynyc in your previously (closed) thread you graded "NYC MADISON AVE A" and "Lisbon C+"
But just over a month later and everything's changed? Okay.
C+ based on size of store , my apologies I should have said that . But as far as full experience I would say it’s my favorite . With me friendless goes a long way . Of course Madison Avenue has the best selection but they are so rude that I would give them an F . But merchandise wise it’s and A+.
Beverly Hills now serves champagne, which is soooo bad for my wallet. They will also be building a VIP room in the near future. So, of course, Beverly Hills is my favorite, my least favorite, Ala Moana Hermes. I hate to say Ala Moana because I was born in Hawaii.
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I notice more and more luxury retailers having champagne on hand - and not just for special events - and agree this is going straight to my wallet!
Look forward to being offered in London
Look forward to being offered in London
My experience at the 2 Malaysian stores: was served by an accommodating lady at the Pavilion branch. I asked about a Lindy, and she brought out both that were available in store. She unwrapped it for me, allowed me to take photos, answered my questions about the bag, the works. It was my first time handling a Lindy, and I was in awe. I didn't end up buying anything.
My second visit was to The Gardens branch and the SA I got was a cold, standoffish guy. I asked about a few bags, and he just told me "We have none" or "Stocks are usually reserved for our regular customers". Yeah dude, I know. I walked out almost immediately.
My second visit was to The Gardens branch and the SA I got was a cold, standoffish guy. I asked about a few bags, and he just told me "We have none" or "Stocks are usually reserved for our regular customers". Yeah dude, I know. I walked out almost immediately.
I forgot to take the nice lady's contact unfortunately! I already got my Lindy (first H!!) from overseas, but the Pavilion branch is def my first choice when I want to see and feel new bags, or talk to SAsSo we know who your SA is gonna be. Best wishes!
I forgot to take the nice lady's contact unfortunately! I already got my Lindy (first H!!) from overseas, but the Pavilion branch is def my first choice when I want to see and feel new bags, or talk to SAs
You will recognize her the next time you go in. dI would make a beeline for her
In all fairness no
Not until you're very sure getting the item
Just think for the next buyer
You like to buy something new but not in pristine condition?
Thanks for the reply, but that’s not what I’m asking. I’m wondering if it’s a company policy that you can’t try your things in the bag, irrespective to whether you’re about to make the purchase or not. Maybe I’m about to make the purchase and I walked in there ready to buy- that’s not the point. Just wondering what their official policy is.
Unless there are any Hermes employees on here to answer your question
you are only going to get the reported experiences of ordinary customers.
I can tell you that when I was looking for a messenger bag in NBS I was able to try out some of the larger items I wanted to carry. However that was just to check for fit, it was not loading the bag with a lot of paraphernalia.
Ah ok. I wasn’t sure if there was a known policy that ordinary shoppers who post here can shed light on.
SAs do have a lot of experience 'reading customers' and a lot might depend on how they read your intentions. They will not be correct every time.