Zebraclub - (Near Seattle, WA)

3 /5 Maui World Travelers: For some reason Im not a fan of small city shops like this, but my partner needed hiking shoes. They also sell regular everyday clothing and shoes. Some jeans ran $200+, a marketing concept Ill never understand. The female sales person was very friendly and helpful, so we came out with a new pair of Palladium shoes, which according to him are very comfortable.

4 /5 Yogi Donovan: Ring the doorbell to enter! A great selection of all the newest, most trendy threads. Their clearance section is nothing to sleep on either, and the staff was courteous enough. Diverse selection of sizes and styles for whatever your “show out” occasion. Still they may be missing something being located in the more tourist zone that is pike place. I’d love To see them in pioneer square or the hill. Maybe the atmosphere would be better for both parties.

5 /5 Celine: I placed an online order for some sandals that were unavailable anywhere else, and they arrived in perfect condition, in a cute reusable bag, and with a kind, handwritten note. Online shoppers, worry not!

1 /5 John: First time visitor, with wife and friend. Small store, music was pleasantly upbeat, generally good atmosphere. They have a small selection: wife and buddy were done browsing the store in 3 minutes. No complaints there. However, lady in store was rude for no reason. Im looking at these shirts priced at $125. Upon asking, she tells me its because theyre produced by some local (obscure) designer. I proceed to tell her that I still think it doesnt justify the price tag, because its not even made of expensive materials. She just walks away as Im sharing my thoughts as a potential customer. Needless to say, I walked out empty-handed with a sour taste in my mouth. No reason to come back mainly because of this poor experience (as well as the limited selection). Whatever happened to listening to your customers?

1 /5 Sarah Troyerhampton: I have literally spent hundreds of dollars here, simply because I like their selection of Obey products. Every single time I come in though, my boyfriend and I are treated like they think we are homeless scum. I am followed around as if I am going to steal something and asked over 5 times if I needed help even though every time I said no thank you. This last time I went in I asked to buy a reusable bag. I had purchased one before for .50 cents with the clothes I bought. This time they told me it would be 3 dollars unless I bought something. I told them "okay, ill go ahead and buy a bracelette. " the cashier literally sighed and told me the price with a scoff and attitude as if I couldnt afford it. I think the employees really need to check their attitude and treat their customers with respect. For the amount of money I have spent here, I really think its the least I could ask for and deserve