AllSaints

I am sorry to say that i had an awful experience. I was followed by the manager the entire time I was there. She also called the police to check and see if i stole anything. I was very embarrassed and angry, all in all i would have to say they had some very cool items there, I just wish they would have treated me better

I think AllSaints is hit too hard by the admittedly difficult return policy, which for regular shoppers is well known.
If you want «edgy» clothes for a slim or athletic build, you’ve really got few options in DC. This is one of them. Personally, I find the quality of the clothing good for the price. I’m willing to pay extra not to have to try on a dozen pieces of clothing to find the one NOT made for a fat man.
The look is my style. Everything fits my body type. The staff is friendly, and the décor is more interesting than anything else on M Street. And, they don’t cater to the masses of obese men.

I first discovered this store in Seattle, and visit every time I am in Georgetown. It’s fairly expensive, but the clothing is understated and very stylish. This is where you shop when you’ve outgrown Hollister and AF, IMO. There’s always a discount rack and it’s a good place to start.

I just discovered Allsaints this past weekend. This store makes me wish I was 20-​something again. It’s fun, hip, and edgy — everything I cannot wear to work in this boring fashion town. What I can do is throw in a piece here and there to add an edge to my office executive attire, such as a funky shirt or blouse under a suit jacket. I bought a pair of midcalf military boots which could go just as perfectly with a pencil skirt and button down shirt as with a pair of skinny jeans. All their leather products are so incredibly soft and buttery! Service was great and they didn’t make me feel too old :)

ooooooooooo! Love it, adore it, crave it. So many gorgeous pieces that I have vowed to save up to buy something from them in the future! haha.
It is a great store and the salespeople are pleasant.
I enjoyed the décor very much and could live in here! Especially with all the vintage sewing machines stacked in the 2^nd floor window! Genius use!
I liked them almost as much as I like Belstaff!

Store does not provide refunds for returns. Only permits exchanges or store credit. This is unlike any other major retailer I’ve ever dealt with, and I think it’s outrageous. They pointed me to a small sign with small print near the register that I would be unlikely to read, not to mention the receipt, which obviously, I would have obtained only after I had already made the non-​refundable purchase.

I am soo excited this store is in DC!
A couple years ago, I was at the one in London and thought it was a private boutique — no idea it was a chain !?
Yesterday I was in G-​town and just about passed out when I saw the store in my backyard! (DC)
The prices are a bit pricey, but they were having a 50% off sale. I think I tried on half the store, and love their quality. When you compare to Anthopologie, the quality is better at All-​Saints for the same price. And it is more unique.
I agree with the comment about chains, etc. — I prefer their fabulous detail w/​o looking so punky. Those coats and jackets are A-​mazing! Love just about everything.
My only annoyance is that the lighting in the first dressing room on the right was bad (the other dressing rooms were fine), and the clothes kept falling off the hangers (get some sticky hangers please :)
This will be my new go-​to store.

I recently bought the Marsh leather jacket online and found out it was too big for me when I received it. They do have a strict return policy (you have to send it back within 14 days) and there’s no return shipping label and based on what a previous reviewer said, apparently you have to pay for shipping.
When I went to the store before I ordered the jacket online, they told me that if I didn’t like it, I could exchange it for store credit. So I went to the store today and the employee wasn’t sure if I could do that since my item was on sale… but she talked to her manager and it worked out! Hooray!
Whenever I’ve been here, the service has been really friendly if you open up and talk to them. Since I was serious about buying the Belvedere, I asked for the censors to be taken off and the manager came down and approved it. She also stayed with me while I tried it on, answered my questions and gave me tips! Besides the confusion about the exchange and store credit, I had a great experience with the salespeople at All Saints.

This is my local AllSaints! I love this brand already but the staff at this location is especially great. They’re always so friendly and helpful. I love the layout too. it’s the only AllSaints i’ve been to so far with two levels.
I give 4 stars only because i bought an individually dyed shirt here once that bleached some of my other clothing. boo!

Doing the Saturday afternoon Georgetown window-​shopping thing, the gf and I stopped in to check out AllSaints especially since it was touting a «Sale…Up to 50% off». Like many of the shops in Georgetown that are a part of a large chain, the AllSaints is quite a bit smaller than most that I’ve been in. Still, the Georgetown location is chock-​full of Men’s and Women’s clothing, shoes, and accessories, which are frequently on sale in-​store or online.
I’ve never been that impressed with AllSaints’ Men’s clothes that I’ve seen in their store. Frankly, Men’s clothes just aren’t that distinctive. Jeans are jeans and a collared shirt is basically a collared shit. I did purchase a half-​priced Pea Coat online from AllSaints that I originally saw at this store, so apparently there is something here for the fashion dead like me. Prices aren’t cheap, but they’re certainly much more appealing when on sale. Sales associates were seemingly scarce while we were in the store, but I’m sure they would’ve popped up if we looked like we had a question to ask or we were attempting to shoplift.
Upon final tally, call AllSaints a very solid 3-​star window-​shopping experience

Word of warning — read the fine print.
I love the style of this store. Everytime I walk by I find something absolutley fascinating — although its pretty pricey. Was very excited to find a beautiful suit exactly to spec of something on my «stuff I should have in my closet» list, on sale (called «Archives») on their website, that they didn’t have in the store.
I ordered it. Gorgeous, totally unique, beautifully made. Sadly the fit was really off, but I spend a little time debating whether to take it to the tailor or just return it. Then I read the fine print.
This company has the most unforgiving return policy I’ve ever encountered. Refunds only if the return shows up at their distribution center with all tags within 14 days of when it was delivered. Online purchases may not be returned to the store for a refund. You have to pay for the return shipping… they don’t even provide a return label! So I returned it — hopefully it gets there under the wire.
This is such a departure from most online retailers, especially those that have a brick and mortar store nearby — they could have easily turned my request for a refund into an exchange by luring me into the store. But, sadly, no, not so much. I will think more than twice before committing to a purchase in this store — online or IRL — again.

I first heard about the boutique was in NY and i was just astonished by how amazing the style of this company was. Then when i realized they were opening in DC i freaked out and had to make a visit. The experience was overall pleasant, i was greeted at the door, i got help with everything i wanted help with, but they were a bit pushy. I did also enjoy the knowledge some of the staff had behind not only the clothing but with the sowing machines and just the overall look of the store. There are somethings that i saw that i felt was too pricey but once i felt the product and compared it to the things i have in my closet i now understand and don’t have a problem with the prices.
If you’re afraid of spending big bucks on the brand itself experiment with its sale items on the website
. There you can buy it all at at least half price which is a steal but overall the store should be visited to just be engulfed in the environment Allsaints create.

This will be the first place I shop when I make it big… or marry a doctor. Whichever happens first.

I wish Allsaints was a Star Trek-​like holodeck program that I could step into whenever I feel like being a chic, western badass in the middle of fashionably bland Georgetown.
This boutique is wonderful. I had never heard of it before chancing upon it while walking back to the office from lunch. I browsed inside for a bit and vowed to come back to explore.
On my next trip, I spent 1.5 hrs looking through all the leather goods, airy cottons, and well-​constructed silks. The shoes are also fantastically-​made and fanciful. I walked away with a very western-​inspired blouse with a soft ruffle diagonally across the middle. It’s lovely.
I almost bought a scarf but thought that $ 50 for a cotton scarf that I could only wear in the summer was not quite worth it.
Verdict: Check this place out if you tire of the usual preppy casual/​sorority party girl fare Georgetown boutiques usually offer. Or if you’re into statement jewelry, ripped cotton, stressed leather, and all around awesome style.

We went here just to look around and ended up buying a (pricey) pair of men’s jeans that fit my husband really well. The salesperson was very friendly and helpful but also a little too pushy. I felt too pressured to make a purchase. It would have been better if she made a few suggestions, and then sort of distanced herself and let us decide.
A lot of cool stuff for men, but the women’s stuff was a little too crazy in comparison — a lot of chains, industrial fabrics, and various other Post-​Apocalyptic Wasteland that Somehow is Fashionable gear.
Bottom line — be prepared to have someone insist you purchase 15 – 20 additional items to go with your 0 – 1 items! And be prepared to have to say «I don’t think so, but thanks» a heck of a lot.

SO stoked for this store to come to DC! Although I’m frankly not so sure it’s going to do well here… it’s ridiculously expensive for albeit super rad stuff that hipsters will likely wet themselves over (unfortunately, I doubt any hipster is going to be able to afford anything here), while those in DC who can afford it probably won’t have much appreciation for AS’s style concept. Whoever is the shopper for this store needs to make sure they load up on items that will sell well to a more straight-​laced, generally not fashion-​forward crowd.
As for me… well, I better start saving my paychecks… [sigh]. Do I get a gift certificate for writing not only the first but a 5 star review??? Please??? :D :D