Diesel

I will say that no one should go to this store. It is closing soon and part of the reason is because of the horrible management they have in this store. How can a store close and not let there associates know. Thats right guys the store is closing in February and they have refused to tell any of there workers. This store went down because the store manager ALAN was always in the office sniffing drugs and coming out of the office extremely high. Him and Andrew Gallofag both horrible managers that use to sniff drugs in that office. This is one of the worst companies to shop at let alone work at. they throw 700 dollar jeans on the floor. One time there was a main water leak causing all the jeans to mold out and ANDREW THE FORMER STOCK MANAGER AT DIESEL JUST SAID LET THEM DRY. The jeans were left moldy and smelly and they still sold them. We have also found ticks on the clothes and both ANDREW GALLOGAY AND ALAN MADE ASSOCIATES SIGN A PAPER THAT THEY WOULD NOT SAY ANYTHING. They also never got rid of the ticks. These two managers have been the epitome of why this store failed. I was told by a former security that ANDREW GALLOGAY USE TO STEAL AND HE SAW HIM WITH HIS OWN EYES. To my knowledge he was a very stinky man. Then to top it off they have hired a new manager who looks like a old man (like Archie bunker) he has been trying to ruin the lives of associates. I have seen some bad companies but this one is by far the worst. Its sad bc workers in that store work harder while the managers are doing drugs in the bathroom and office. To the corporate people Andrew Gallogay is a drug addict that always has whisky inside of a bottle he’s a junkie drunk… And AlAN is just a bald headed alien that doesn’t care about his associates. They are nasty and i would not spend my hard earned money on clothes that were thrown on the floor, had mold on it, bugs and ticks all that smh STAY AWAY FROM DIESEL 5^th ave

Absolutely the worst customer service I have ever experienced at a NYC flagship store in my entire life.
At one point, a manager came by as I was trying to explain what I didn’t like about the fit of one style. He was a total dick to the sales rep and tried to make him feel like an idiot. He told me to «stop talking because I’m going to teach you a lesson» about how jeans fit. First of all, I’m in my 30’s and I know how jeans fit and stretch as you wear them. Second, who the heck tells a customer (who is spending several thousand dollars at your store) to «stop talking?»
I had to return to the store to exchange the jeans for a longer inseam. This, regrettably, was my fault.
I then had to return to the store again (third visit in 2 days) because the cashier neglected to remove the security tags from both pairs of jeans.
I then returned again (fourth visit in 3 days) the next day to return everything. The jeans were already falling apart. Just to be clear, the jeans were unworn and already falling apart. A stitch in the crotch of one was coming undone and the stitching on the back of the other pair was totally undone. In all, I returned all 5 pairs of jeans (both mine and my wife’s) and a very expensive leather jacket. I wasn’t about to go home with $ 2k worth of clothing that fell apart as soon as it was out of the bag.
Yes, I realize that Diesel probably doesn’t care and losing my business probably is not going to impact their bottom line. There is plenty of competition in the $ 200+ jeans market. I’d rather have happy thoughts when I put mine on.
Cliffs notes: go anywhere else to buy jeans.

Let me quote literally word for word how my interaction went.
I’m on the first floor. I say «Hi, do you carry the Larkee-​T». Respone «(snort), I don’t know, look up stairs yourself.»
I walked right out of the store then. Not spending $ 350 on a pair of jeans in that place.

I really wanted to buy a watch here, but after standing around for 10 minutes, waiting for someone to help, I got fed up and left. This was after 2 employees at the cash registers stared at me blankly and another floor guy walked right by me and ignored me. The employees here really need to pay attention to their customers.

Dieser Diesel Store ist für uns Europäer in den USA schon sehr cool. Nette Location.
Stylishe Einbauten und coole Klamotten.
Letzteres findet man sicher auch in Europa, aber in NYC wirkt das irgendwie besser!
Der Service findet irgendwie nicht statt, und wenn nur auf Anfrage, aber so ist das halt bei Diesel! Style geht vor, Service weniger!
Alle Kollektionen sind dabei! Die Denim Abteilung ist groß, and very Vintage.
Die Uhrenabteilung noch viel größer, und die ist wirklich was Besonders.
Hier gibt es Uhren, die es nur in NYC an der 5^th Av. gibt!
Wow! Ein Kauf Argument für die Daheimgebliebenen! Mitbringsel gibt es ja viele in den USA, aber etwas cooles gibt es nicht überall. Hier wäre die Gelegenheit.
Die «I Love NYC T-​Shirt» gibt es ja überall! :-)

The store is big but the employees need an attitude adjustment.

Been to lots of Diesel stores throughout the states and this is the best one yet! This is the biggest Diesel store that I have seen. There are 3 floors of goodies and the jeans selection are awesome. So good that I couldn’t resist and purchased 4 pairs!
The staff here are also cool. They are very nice and helpful. I usually encounter pompous ones, which doesn’t make sense because it’s not like they own Diesel. You freaking work for Diesel!

«Super Unleaded»
This location was a welcomed haunt for me. As a New Yorker that grew up on the 60^th and Lexington location, and a Diesel jean only wearing guy, I was excited.
This spot has everything the brand has to offer which is nice. The layout however allows you to miss product. The floors can seem confusing and have alcoves of product that are easy to miss.
I went in with questions about jeans I purchased from Wallace at the Lex location, that I loved. The sales guy was on it and suggested not only other washes but a style very similar. I walked the whole store and it felt very luxury but was empty (customer wise). I think the biggest downfall is the layout.
All of the staff were very, very nice and engaging. (right down to the cashier). {I also know they work on commission and although multiple people approached me they were really respectful to the original guy helping me}
This Diesel location carries the largest variety, although it be hard to find/​see it all. The energy is always there because of the music and «tourist traffic vibe», but you should not be shy to ask the staff for anything because they will drop what they are doing to seek what you need.

Yea so there are 2 Diesels on 5^th Ave in NYC. Hell maybe there is more, the only thing that matters is that THIS IS THE BEST ONE!
I live, eat, breath, drink, think, sleep, and creep Diesel. I’ve been to stores in ATL, Miami, Vegas, DC, heaven, hell, and god only knows where else and this store is the top dog of them all.
3 Floors, massive selection, tons of sales. Unfortunately I was a fool and stopped in the one closer to Central Park which has 2 floors and ¹⁄₃ the selection. I bought a few things there and then stumbled into this store. Needless to say I bought 3 more shirts that were on sale here, the other store only had 1 color… this store had 10!
Seriously Diesel stores all over the country are very different. Seriously the selection can be sparse. Seriously this has EVERYTHING compared to any store that I’ve ever been to.
You can’t go wrong here

My favorite brand and store in New York!
Yes its expensive but it’s the right and «ideal»
brand for a Modern man living in a great city
like New York haha
Anyways, I like how spacious this place is
and not so-​crowded with European tourists and
people from the Midwest like A&F and Hollister.
taking pictures of literally EVERYTHING in New York City.

Love the jeans! Love the underwears! Love the t-​shirts! All-​around, an awesome store with fun accessories that will titillate your minds, senses, and sights.

This Diesel store was big, and I suppose it was a flagship store but it gave me a headache so much. It’s so dark inside and so stuffy it’s hard to see what’s going on, where you’re going or the size of the item you’re looking for. They don’t have enough staffers to thoroughly be able to help you when you need but plenty on the first floor to ask if you want to check out their special edition 5^th ave watches.
They have a decent selection of items for men but nothing extremely enticing or exciting to the eye, sense or touch. The whole store is just way too messy, I guess its an experience but my headache could have done without it. What a waste …

The 5^th Avenue location is a much-​needed woman’s dream come true. Whereas the other Diesel stores in Manhattan had such little sales floor area dedicated to the women’s line, 5^th Ave has the entire second floor! It’s a blessing and a curse, because now I spend much more money because I can always find about 5 or 6 things to fall in love with.
The salespeople are nice, but some of them are overzealous and just trying to make a sale. As with any Diesel store, I’m pretty sure the unsaid rule is that all employees should ideally have less than 5% body fat. All joking aside, one of the salesgirls is so helpful, I love her. She actually remembers me each time I come in and remembers exactly what I my love of houndstooth and exactly what I bought. She and the other employees are more than willing to check for additional sizes that may or may not be on the floor. Those aspects make the shopping experience really personal for me.
The music, atmosphere, and in-​store experience are great, although I feel like the configuration of the store is «boxier» and doesn’t have the same vibe that the Union Square and SoHo stores have. The windows are always well-​done, although I’m more partial to the windows in SoHo.
The flagship store is definitely worth a visit.

Like the design but feels like a cheap movie prop store, the store is huge and one of the bigger once that can be found in the city, There is a huge selection of cloth for both men and women.
The sales people basically just down your throat and want to make a sale off you. Everything looks good and great on you no matter what — I THINK NOT. Can’t touch anything with out some ones permission — excuse me am i back in pre-​k?
The music is a bit loud and if you spend a long time there you might get a headache — the live DJ either is good or bad its a hit or miss.
Do like the store front designing on the window.

Could this store be more cool? At first glance from outside the display with a giant head that crashed through a setting of someones home just made me want to go inside and see more. I usually visit the Diesel store in Union square more just because I live close to there but one day when I decided to stroll down 5^th ave I came upon this one.
I like how each floor is basically assigned to a gender here. I wanted to buy so many things when I went in here but. sadly I had to walk away empty handed… ugh the power of 5^th ave is so luring! This place is worth the look though. And if you have the money to actually buy something they give you this nifty shopping bag with a diesel hologram on the side of it.

The largest Diesel store just opened about two weeks. The store is packed with Diesel fun!
It has three floors — First floor is your Denim Lab & Accessories, Second is Women’s Denim/​Shoes and Third Floor is Men’s Denim/​Shoes. They also carry the Diesel Black Gold collection at this location. Some of the special services they offer at this store, you get to customize your own denim (the waistband where you can put your name or initials), same day alterations with tailoring done on premises, WI-​FI, etc.
Don’t forget to check out the magic mirrors!
This Diesel Planet definitely rocks!