ZARA w San Francisco

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  Gazi yaşar

  :: 01 May 2018 20:49:22

  I love zara no need to say anything else..only thing go there with bart

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  Jayalakshmi Nair

  :: 13 February 2018 16:04:13

  We all love products of ZARA..don't we?.I love the collection, sizes and availability.. What I hate is the customer service. It would be really nice if you could please switch to self checkouts and find your price machines...It would save customers some real annoyance of having to deal with the store folks. Even when the store is crowded they keep 1 register open and act like they are doing customers a big favor of assisting at the registers.

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  Raquel

  :: 13 February 2018 14:11:35

  Changing rooms won't let you change in the men's section if you're a female or vice versa. Not on board with this policy and with SF being so gender neutral friendly this seems super old school. Let's just be frank, I want to show my man the clothes we're buying before checking out and same for him. Not to mention it's particularly annoying because the changing rooms are in fact individual stalls.

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  Victoria Yuen-Ruan

  :: 10 January 2018 17:53:49

  BEWARE OF SHOPPING ONLINE WITH ZARA! Their online customer service is disappointing! And it's an absolute mess during the holidays. I returned a skirt that didn't fit and they refused to refund my purchase. They claimed that it was not received at their warehouse but I'm fairly certain they lost my shipment and will not take responsibility. Please take caution, and take photos if you do return your items online. Their service is incredibly slow to respond and do not truthfully reply. My first purchases with Zara back in 2010 were amazing but I've only seen their quality go down. I guess that's expected with a fast fashion retailer. I hope Zara can one day fix their nightmarish system!

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  cuppycat

  :: 14 December 2017 13:05:08

  Highly satisfying workmanship, reasonable prices, and a joyfully rendered full line of clothes. Designs are bold, whimsical, stylish, but also practical. It's no wonder why this Spanish headquartered store is thriving while other design houses and retailers are struggling as they dumb down and imitate each other's mediocre half sewn garbs. Instead of the shoddy , lumpy, uneven, workmanship we've become accustomed from the "main source" of imported clothes, workmanship at Zara's is done in Tunisia, Morocco, and Portugal. They also seem to use a better quality of textiles and paying more attention to a respectable finished product rather than the cheapest mass production to pawn off on an increasingly unaware public that doesn't remember a time when clothes weren't flat, cheap, glued together, and disposable. New products premier all the time. Lots of shoes and boots too.