Armani Exchange

Cloth is cool and stylish. One of my favorite brands, But sales person tried to flirt with me and that was a guy. Next time I llcheckdifferent location.

I’ve always assumed I would hate Armani Exchange. I somehow connected it in my mind with douchbags, and maybe that’s still completely accurate.
That said, I bought 3 of the most magically hot yet modest dresses ever here. Seriously, long sleeves, knee length hems, but still just made of filthy disgusting sex.
I’m a convert. I’ll be back.

i think this place is GREAT for jr. high/​high school kids! it’s actually not cheap materialed stuff at all&does live up to the name armani, considering it’s like ‘gap armani’…

Armani Exchange is an acquired taste, like sushi, Picasso, or spooning.
Some of their clothes scream «label tramp» as loudly as the most obscene Polo or Nautica offenders (if you haven’t been an Asian eighth grader, count yourself fortunate), while others whisper, «Wear me, baby. I’ll hold your hot little torso better than any warm pair of hands could ever dream…»
Styles at A/​X range from «GAP’s slightly sluttier but still-​staid sister» to «OMG you’re looking fierce, honey…» You just need time on your hands to browse, and separate the weird-​zipper-​looking nightmares they sometimes push, from the gorgeous sweaters, tees, and jeans they floss on a regular basis.
Belts and boxed underwear are on sale here, too — though no men’s thongs or g-​strings, so if kinkiness is in your repertoire you’ll need to slake that thirst elsewhere. I suggest Bloomingdale’s at the other end of the mall, which pimps the Hugo Boss and Emporio Armani euro-​tramp undies like there’s no tomorrow.
The store is equally divided between men’s and women’s fashions, and the level of trendiness is somewhere between GUESS? (also at Beverly Center) and French Connection (no longer at Beverly Center — go to the 3^rd Street Promenade). Both Miss Sixty and D&G are edgier, though pricier as well.
Service sucks at this A/​X, but the people who work there still manage to be cool.
How does that even work?
It’s magic.
Voodoo magic, I tell you.
A/​X has got me under their spell.
Bring $ 100, sweetheart, and you can afford to buy at least one thing.
Bring $ 300, if you want to buy the most expensive thing.
If you want ME, though, all you need is a nice smile and validated parking ticket.

Since H+M moved in the neighborhood, there’s not the same need for A/​X as before. They have hip casual wear, but the prices are high for trendy garb that’ll be out of style before the next new moon.
When I enter the store I head directly to the back sale corner and don’t even peer at the new merchandise. Why? Because from experience I know that that stuff will be on sale in a few weeks. They run on a six-​week cycle meaning when new line comes out the old stuff has to go somewhere.
The back is usually filled with markdowns and logo T’s. I prefer the little A/​X embroidered next to my heart or nothing at all. I asked a manager why they put huge logos on everything and he told me a lot of their customers LOVE that shit. So i’m not a logo whore, but I do like shopping there when items are 60% off. Yeah I know, they’re often out of my size, but there’s nothing there that I can’t live without.

I have been with Armani before. Im no Virgin to the Armani Exchange store. We have had a long and rocky relationship. It started back in 2004 when I bought my first pair of AX jeans and I was hooked. I needed it like a drug.
I have been in several AX stores in my time. Every time I find something new and exciting. Always interesting.
I must say. this way my favorite. From the first entrance to the amazing clothing, I was in heaven.
I learned long ago to never rate a store by the employees. They are usually making minimum wage and arent really interested in helping. Can you blame them?
I look for the deals. What can I get for the cheapest price. I dont know if I came on a special day but they had so many items on sale. I was thrilled.
Needless to say. I had to Unilocal about my love of this location. A good time was had by all.

I contantly come into this store to check out their clothes. 9x out of 10, there’s nothing I like, but when I do see stuff I like, its on. Those fine few pieces that do fit my personality become some of my favorite pieces of clothing.
I rarely get someone asking to help me. Those prissy queens usually hide behind the register or stand in the far off distance folding clothes. I guess the $ 300 I spent there was for the packaging and bagging, not for the service. Bottom line, the clothing and its materials are grade A. Those variables are enuf to keep me coming back.