H&M

Very spacious floor plan and great vibe. Staff experience was very pleasant and friendly. I was happy to actually see that this location actually has a «home furnishing» department with some cool stuff for the house. Great store. Great people. Great location. Great experience.

Very nice, new and clean store. Everything seemed to be well stocked with a variety of sizes and colors available.
I’m sure that you already know about the great prices offered at H&M. This is one of the reason why we stopped in.
The three star rating comes from the service. The service was slow, un energetic, unhelpful and unpleasant.
I asked one employee about the price of an item because the sticker on the tag said $ 15 but the ginormous sign above these shirts said $ 10. I asked if he would check the price for me. The employee played dumb and apparently didn’t understand or care what I was asking.
The checkout process was unbelievably slow and inefficient. There was only 2 guys in front of me and we each had 2 items… Now think about how long that should take… I waited 20 minutes to get checked out.
Not the best trip to an H&M.

I love H&M clothing and whenever I was in a city that had an H&M, I would spend over an hour there and leave with at least $ 200 in merchandise. That said, you can understand my excitement when an H&M opened not only in my city, but in my neighborhood.
Unfortunately, this excitement was met with palpable disappointment when the store opened and I saw the selection of clothing available. It may not be true for the selection of women’s clothing (which is much larger), but the clothing that the buyer for this particular store has chosen to stock in the men’s section is all on the low end of the H&M spectrum. You won’t find any of the «premium quality» selections here that you can find on the online store (i.e, no 100% cotton dress shirts and not a single wool suit – everything is either polyester or a poly blend, which a very odd choice for such a hot climate) and for some strange reason, every pair of jeans that I have ever looked at has had a minimum length of 32in, despite the availability of other sizes online.
All in all, if you like H&M clothing, you’d be better off shopping in another city cosmopolitan enough for H&M to stock their more high-​end fashions or go through the inconvenience and extra expense of ordering from the online store.

I like shopping at this location. There’s always a sale or some type of deal. This store has two levels, which means more clothes. The dressing rooms downstairs fill up fast and there’s usually a line. The one upstairs isn’t as busy. I recommend that you try on anything before you purchase, unless you know your size here. Some of the sizes run small. There’s a really good deal on basic tops for women, 2 for $ 10. The associate at check out was friendly and professional. I’ll be back!

It’s so odd to come up to H&M as you are trying to make your way to Café du Monde on an evening when 1) I have had waaaaay too much beer in a fish bowl, 2) it’s hard to think that the store is STILL open even when it felt like (to me at least) it was past 9pm, and 3) to find a retail store you can shop at while you are trying to get past the amount of beer you drank in early said fishbowl.
First off, let me tell you — being in here and being kinda tipsy made for hard times to go upstairs to visit the Home and Plus Size sections of H&M. Good thing for rails! (I didn’t notice the Elevator until I came back down and went up to pay for the $ 5 bath towels I found).
The Home section was surprisingly big and had a lot of great stuff on sale! The Plus Size section was small but mighty.
Employees were kind and seemingly ready to get out of there as the time got closer to closing time. No one bothered me nor asked me if I needed help, which I liked considering I had some beers beforehand. :)
It’s worth a stroll to check out H&M in the French Quarter (who ever thought this was a good idea?!) just to say you went in and got to walk off your tipsiness.

This H&M saved my freezing rear end Halloween weekend without having to spend massive chunks of money on things that I won’t get a ton of use from in Tampa.
Yet, I was very stylish, warm, comfy, and knew that H&M could provide what I needed and wanted. I really loved the setup of this store with the two levels and multiple sections (including home! such cute stuff!).
Aside from the hideously long checkout line downstairs, this H&M kills it :)
PS– I cheated the checkout when I discovered the checkout section in the men’s dept upstairs. Go me.

Clothes are clothes and they’re cheap. Yes. But my reason for 2 stars is because the staff was overwhelmingly inappropriate. Yelling across the store, ignoring people at the registers upstairs, and yelling SCOOCH to make people in sections move aside. I have worked in retail and understand how frustrating it can be at times, especially with the kind of traffic they probably get at this store. But this was ridiculous. I live just down the street and doubt I will come back.

It’s a good H&M but not the best. I wish they would receive the same things as the other big cities.

I absolutely live for this store! If you are on a tight budget or no budget at all even, look no further. I come here to get whatever it is I need and quickly. Sure the quality of some of their items isn’t the greatest, but it’s frickin cute and will do the job. Hand dry your stuff and your clothing will last longer and wash in cold water and you’re good. And have you SEEN the home section? Beautiful comforters, blankets, and candles for days. I’m pretty sure they see me coming before I get there because I can’t go in their without coming out with more than just one shopping bag. The cheap prices are well worth it. And the few more expensive items are usually much higher quality and worth the money. You can’t find shimmery beautiful silky comforters just anywhere people! Very happy with this new addition to the New Orleans French quarter. Living, breathing, and loving it ²⁴⁄₇. Alright that may be a little dramatic, but it’s amazing nonetheless.

Oh how I loved H&M, well at least until they came to NOLA.
Yeaaaaa yeaaaaa yeaaaa, it should be that way, but it is.
The clothes here in the NOLA store are just blah!!! I mean just drab. Now the clothes in the NYC-​Soho Store, I could take one of everything. So I say its the fault of the NOLA buyer.
So, I haven’t given up hope on H&M-NOLA; but for now, I’m glad they’ve finally embraced technology & I can shop online.
I would be remiss at mentioning a few noteworthy things in particular about this store:
–children’s department is rather small; limited selection
–2^nd story houses said children’s depart & a home décor section
–the lines oh the lines… ALWAYS LONG
–security is posted up at one or both doors; ehhhhh I don’t know the reason for that, but whatever
–register upstairs for convenience
Like I said I have hope for the store & the clothing line selected; hope the buyer is listening.

I was very excited to see H&M open in NOLA. Couldn’t wait to shop there. Now it’s here and Ive been several times, and I just can’t muster up anything other than an «eh.»
Cheap clothes that look cheap, limited styles, and … just whatever. I think I can find better style for the same price at other stores within walking distance. I’m giving this 3 stars because I think a lot of my disappointment was partly the result of all the hype.

I finally got down to H & M for the first time, and I enjoyed it a lot. The prices are comparable to Forever 21/​Charlotte Russe, but the clothes are a lot cuter and they seem to be much higher quality. I got 1 pair of super cute shorts, 3 shirts, mascara, and hair bands for under 50 bucks. You can’t beat those prices!

If you are looking for cheap, trendy clothes, this is a great place to go! The racks are crammed full of fun and cutesy designs mostly in sizes which cater to the under 30 set, possibly more focused on 14 – 24 year old females. The racks are so full that is it hard to find some items buried under other styles and the racks are so close together that some parts of the store are rather maze-like…enjoy.

H&M is really nothing special. It’s cheap clothing at a cheap price. I don’t know why so many locals got so excited about this place. I guess it’s just because it’s new. Meanwhile, if you wanted to, you could just go shopping on the H&M website. But uh… I guess people didn’t realize that.
H&M is located in a prime spot in downtown New Orleans, and to me, it just seems out of place. If I was a tourist, I wouldn’t want to waste my time shopping at a huge national chain store, but I guess that’s me.
The clothing style is basically modern casual tops, bottoms and dresses for girls. They have stuff for men and kids, but I honestly didn’t check that stuff out when I went. Honestly, you can find clothing that is just as nice or nicer at one of the little shops on Magazine St., and by shopping there you are supporting local business.

All I heard was ooooh H&M is opening. This is so exciting. OOOHH. I’m going to wait in line for hours… and I finally get there and, yawn.
Maybe there was just too much hype. Maybe it’s because I hit up a mega-H&M in Germany in the 90s. (The US stores, that I’ve been to, are pretty much tiny in comparison.) But I don’t get it.
I’m glad that the retail space isn’t idle. I’m glad a major international retailer has come to our fair city. I’m glad that this location has housewares as well as clothing. And I’ll probably stop back by when I’m downtown for other reasons but I don’t see it becoming a destination shopping venue for me.

I went to Mardi Gras and the entire time I was checking the forecast for New Orleans the temperature was in the 60s. They were hit by a storm and it was in the 30s and 40s and raining. Desperately needing another layer, I was very happy to find H&M. Clothes are well priced and fashionable.
Much larger than the H&M back home. I spent some time looking through the home collection because my store doesn’t have one. Now I wish it did. There is a good selection, but they were lacking in gloves and scarves.

Buyer beware! I picked up a scarf that was marked down and when I went to pay for it, they tried to charge me double the amount on the sale sticker. They said they made a mistake and it wasnt supposed to be on sale. No apologies, nothing. Rude! Rude! Rude! Whatever happened to customer service H&M? Your mistake, not mine so honor your price tags!

1. It was pretty exciting to see them open a H&M! Apparently Im not the only one. It’s always crowded and everything I need is always out, which makes me sad! I love the good finds but if you don’t get it soon as they put it out you may be out of luck.
2. Parking is hell. It’s French Quarters, you will be lucky if you find street parking, if not most likely you need to catch the bus down here are pay to park. There are near lots, mainly expensive but my preferred lot for lots of things in French Quarters is Canal Place.
3. Plus Size section is non-​existent. It’s a few things upstairs for plus size but definitely nothing they cater to and don’t expect too many options.

Louisiana’s first H&M store smack dab in the middle of downtown New Orleans! Everyone was so excited to hear that they were opening one and I could not wait to visit. I have only been two a few of these stores before and my expectations were kind of high since the locations were in Las Vegas and NYC, but to have a store close to home was exciting. I knew the crowds were going to be massive in the first few days so I waited till about two weeks after to visit. It was still super crowded and you really need patience to shop here.
This particular H&M has women’s clothing downstairs while men’s, children, and a small section featuring their home collection stuff is upstairs. The home section has some cute stuff and nice decorations, bedding, and organizing things for you house, but don’t really expect to find everything here. I spent most of the time in the men’s section and while it was a headache looking around through the flood of people, I found great stuff! I like H&M because their prices are reasonable and they tend to have good sales. The only downfall is that sometimes you have to search very had for them. You can find T-​shirts for about $ 10, while sometimes others are about $ 20. I bought a sweater for about $ 12, and then a nice plaid shirt for $ 14. If you added one more color stripe to that shirt then it was about $ 30. They were basically the same amount of quality too. My point is that their clothes ranges in prices all over and you have to search to get those good deals. Their quality is a hit and miss sometimes too. Maybe ¹⁄₃ of the clothes I buy from H&M shrinks. This causes me to be extra picky.
So overall, if you don’t want to break your budget too much and want hip, modern, and chic clothing then for sure visit H&M. You might just want to wait a few weeks after the hype and crowds have died down. i waited about 30 minutes in the fitting room line, and another 30 minutes in the register line. Add the hour I took looking around for stuff, I spent about 2 hours in here. Happy shopping and welcome to NOLA H&M!

It’s suppose to be a flagship store although it doesnt feel like it. Housewares is way too small. So is their curvey girl section. It’s teeny. If you’re curvey don’t expect too much. First floor is all abt us chics. Still though, compared to other stores it should be bigger. I’ll take what I can though.