Kenneth Cole

Another US brand that often has things that fit me well and I like wearing. It seems I am naturally attracted to NY brands as far as US brands are concerned. I also like this particular shop as they have specials quite regularly and often have things that fit me well.
Staff were super friendly and helpful and were constantly trying to upsell. I bought a nice winter jacket here today and the end price was also very good. I visit this shop every time I come to SF.

I visited this store 7 years ago and got a killer deal on boots. I bought a brown pair and a black pair, both the same style for $ 35 each. The boots gave me a good 6 years until they started to look worn. I also bought a black flip wallet that is still in great condition. I’m planing on visiting this store again, hoping for the same great deals to replace my boots. Kenneth Cole Makes quality, durable products so I purchased a Kenneth Cole Reaction Luggage Check It Out Carry on. Fits the overhear compartments with easy and it a quality item.

Cashier: Did anyone help you today?
Me: No.
Cashier: Did anyone offer you help?
Me: NOPE!
You’ll love this Kenneth Cole outlet store if you love being ignored when you’re shopping. Then again, the hospitality (or lack thereof) you receive depends on how the sales associates size you down. They tend to be more proactive if you’re dressed like you’re their stereotypical client base. Forget it if you don’t look the brand, even if the store isn’t busy and the sales associates aren’t busy making themselves busy. Still, I come here for their shoes and accessories like clutches and wallets. A good number of the products are Kenneth Cole Reaction so prices are more affordable. The store is an even ratio of men and women clothes, accessories, shoes, and jewelry. If you have the Gilroy Outlet’s coupon book, you can receive $ 10 off any regular priced item.
I thought about raising this store up to three stars, but you know what? I’ve been here often enough on busy weekends and slow weeknights many times over the years to know that their customer service is blah across the board. Case in point, the first Unilocal review of this store from 2008 reflects the same sentiments. Surprise, surprise. I honestly don’t mind shopping alone without being offered assistance, but when I’m-better-than-you-because-I-work-at-a-designer-brand-store-for-like-$ 10/​hour attitude is consistent, it’s obnoxious. There, I vented. Sorry, Kenneth, but I won’t get over this one.

Better selection and prices online. No point in shopping here.

I tend to go here on a whim after I hit the Polo store since its 50ft away. Often some great deals and sales.
I wouldn’t blindly purchase anything in the store. Lots has that «I’m the kind of douche that you’ll see at the club» vibe. There are some solid purchases however and I’d recommend browsing through to spot their watches, shoes, and sweaters.
You can get a lot of bang for your buck with some Kenneth Cole watches. I’ve had a few for over 5 years!

Kenneth Cole isn’t a store I would normally go into but the girl I was shopping with yesterday really wanted to go in here. We were greeted right away upon entering and were told about the current sales going on. My friend was ecstatic to find a watch, something that had been on her shopping list for weeks, for both herself and her man. Both watches included lifetime warranties. Even though I wouldn’t have typically gone in here before, now I can definitely see myself shopping here in the future.

I really like this guy’s shoes.
Really comfortable dress/​casual shoes for all and when you factor in the outlet savings, it’s a win-​win situation!
Another thing that I liked about this place is if you spend $ 100, they’ll give you $ 10 to give to a charity of your choice for the holidays so another win-​win situation!

The inside is pretty small compared to what I expected from outside. Ergo, the selection seemed a bit limited. I did find some stuff I liked.
I saw something weird though. I was pretty much ignored the whole time I was in the store but there were like 3 clerks who seemed to be waiting hand and foot on this one older dude. We were both looking at belts at the same time and 3 people walking by at different times asked him if he wanted to try some on and that they have lots of different sizes in the back if he finds a style he likes. He didn’t have any shopping bags so it’s not like he just blew $$$$ at the store.
Later as I check out, the cashier asks me, did anyone help me today and well, I tell her no. Places that treat people differently (aka discrimination) get low marks from me and I don’t return. 1 extra star for having decent merchandise though.