New balance 西門町概念店

The clerk is very kind and professional, and has been taking the trouble to help us find the size, the experience is very good ?

I bought xc-72 and a piece of clothes here, the clerk was very enthusiastic about the introduction, and even shared the outfit with me

When I went to the store to buy something last week, my friend tried on a pair of shoes. The clerk said it was a co-branded pair of shoes. They are only available here and will be restocked later. I went to the store again after six or seven days. I asked about the size of the pair of shoes because I was willing to buy it. Later, a different clerk told me that it was out of stock. The current price is 23.5, and the next one is 27.5. Asked if the stock will not come in again? Because I tried to wear it a few days ago, I said I would restock it. The other party was very puzzled: "A few days ago?" I said, "Yes, when will the goods be restocked?" The other party: "I am not sure when they will be restocked. After four days, I wanted to call to inquire, but the other end of the phone answered: "I'm sure there is no, we have it in the province, and there are only zero." It's rare to pass by and see that I think it's good and I want to buy it. If it is confirmed that the stock is out of stock, I will directly inform that there will be no stock out of stock. Why do people wait like this. It’s one thing to have a good attitude, but this mode of operation is really a bit confusing! Don’t the clerk know the inventory of the goods?

In particular, I told the clerk that the hat was a gift, and I asked him to get a brand new hat. The result seemed to be a dirty one from the second floor. It was dirty and even the inside of the new hat would be dirty. There is no cardboard stuffed, and you dare to prevaricate the guests. It's really dishonest, and I will never visit again.

The store staff are nice! Because I was looking for 5740 waterproof shoes, he told me that the shoes are currently in the outlet, and he was very kind and said that he could call to ask.