Soma Intimates

Shopping for bras happens to be one of the few things I hate shopping for. However, I have found that I can always rely on Soma when that time comes. I usually shop at the Pacific Place location but stopped by when I walked by a sale sign.
Soma manages to carry my size in the essentials I need. I forgot the name of the salesperson that helped me but she was awesome to work with. She remeasured me, and helped me find the bras I was looking for. I ended up buying more than what I anticipated but hey, when I find bras that fit me well, its worth buying a couple.
While the Pacific Place location is more convenient for me, I wouldn’t hesitated to come back here due to the great service I experienced.

Very unfriendly staff even on Mother’s Day. Never cracked a smile even when my two year old son tried to say hello to them. The Asian woman there is the worst. Go to the soma at the bellevue square mall… so much nicer and friendlier.

The wire on one side of my soma bra started to poke through, and I took it back to exchange it. Without even looking at the item, I was told they wouldn’t exchange it. I have been a customer there for several years, and now I won’t be going back because they won’t stand behind their products or customers.

Told the salesperson in detail exactly what I needed and she sold me on the opposite. Slick! They were out of my size in the bra style I wanted, so I relied on the staff’s expertise. Which in the fitting room was fine, but in the actual daily wearing of the bra has not worked out. It seemed like the sale was really the only important thing… not buying a great bra and gaining a customer for life.
The only reason I’m not giving them a two is that the bras I bought are really flattering and (mostly) look great. They just aren’t feasible in hot weather and don’t stay in place. If you’re looking for a simple bra and cute undies, Soma is fine. If your cups overfloweth and you’re looking for structural underpinnings with breathable materials, I don’t recommend.

I’ve shopped at Soma for a few years, and this is the first time that nobody greeted me or offered to assist me with my shopping. I’d been in the store for around 5 minutes, selecting panties from the table up front. I found the ones I planned to purchase and continued to walk around the store looking for other items. Neither of the two sales people greeted me; however, the woman ahead of me and the one who entered the store well after me were both greeted.
I wasn’t dressed up, so perhaps the fact that I was wearing hiking shoes and a fleece top put them off, thinking I didn’t have the money to buy clothes.
Too bad for Soma. They lost a sale. I placed all the panties on the counter and left, heading to Nordstrom where I proceeded to spend money on quite a bit of lingerie.

I made my very first SOMA purchase tonight. This place is great. The feel of the fabrics is amazing and beyond words. They offer free private bra measurements and the employees are well trained to offer suggestions based on each woman’s unique issues. Did I meantion the fabrics feel amazing in this store?

To me, undergarments is more than just a necessity.
I like Soma’s vanishing edge panties.
Comfortable, good support. And no visible panty lines. Who really wants to see that? It works great if your dress is semi-​transparent.
The intimates here are well made. It can provide proper support from lifting to minimizing. The style is more simple. Sales people are friendly.