Marc Jacobs Bleecker Street

MJ will always have my heart. I love to shop the accessories and shoes here. They do also carry the exclusive t shirts, which is great so I don’t need to spend on online shipping.

Its says inly for woman but don’t be fooled… There is lots of unisex! Definitely worth a visit when in NYC! On top of the fact that it is in Soho which is amazing!

Hardly do I write reviews based on a 10 second interaction, but this one warrants one. I called this store up to ask a few questions and the woman that picked up responded so rudely that I don’t even care for it anymore. I wanted to ask if online purchases could be returned in store and she just gave a flat out no in a «I don’t care kind of tone» and when I asked my follow up questions which was if the item is on sale online is it on sale in store? She responded in a very unpleasant tone «well if you tell me what the item is, I could tell you» and then talked down on me saying that the two are very different. I think I had to bite my tongue because I was going to say «you know what, I don’t want it anymore.»

Went to this store just to have a peek, and saw this great tee shirt from the new fall collection.
I was on the fence, but then I started chatting with Cameron a bit and he was incredibly charming. Plus he’s probably the most beautiful man I’ve ever seen.
Cameron, if you are reading this, god damn you are beautiful.
Sincerely, the guy from Oahu that liked your ink.

I love Marc Jacobs! I love his clothes, his handbags and yes even his Latin HB pencils but at this particular location I am giving it a woeful 1 star.
As a friendly Australian I am constantly perplexed at New Yorkers thinking that poor service is a sign of elitism. (?)
If I wanted to see high school drop outs, chewing gum and looking like they are envisioning you dead I’d shop at Target.
I digress… A girlfriend and I went in to buy party dresses to go with our Marc Jacobs bags we just purchased up the road (much better service) and upon entering we were glared at by the five staff leaning on the pretty glass counter in an almost empty store. I asked a youngish blonde guy if they had a particular dress in a different colour I had seen online and he LITERALLY SPAT IN MY FACE the words «ugh no» (I’m guessing the droplets of DNA on my face were an accident but it was revolting) and upon putting it back my friend said that the two other men towards the back were crossed armed and frowning at her so she didn’t want to make them mad by possibly making a purchase. (Seriously those guys were terrifying)
We quickly made an exit and took our money to Opening Ceremony.
If you love Marc Jacobs as much as I do shop online…
however if you like being spat on by men with cold sores whilst perusing the spring lines, this place is for you!

Horrible customer service. Mediocre quality with highly over priced items.

I’m addicted to Marc by Marc Jacobs and I’ve been a huge fan of the brand’s accessories for years, so when I needed a smaller wallet to fit into a crossbody, I visited this store in the West Village.
I had a little trouble finding the store since there are many Marc Jacobs stores in the area, including a Marc by Marc clothing store. First stopped in here to ask the location of the accessory store and the associates were so rude that I ended up asking pedestrians instead…
Anyways, once I arrived at the accessories store, the associates were great and answered my questions, opening up the glass case where the wallets were multiple times. I ended up purchasing a cute little clutch/​wallet and was even told that there was a 2 year warranty on hardware (which is great since the plating and zippers do get scratched up sometimes). All in all a good experience, but I think I was lucky the the person that helped me was actually nice.

I never have complaints about this Marc Jacobs because for me, it’s more of a speciality store that sells some of their signature items at a cheaper price than if I brought it at, say, Bloomingdales.
They offer a variety of items — shoes, clothes, jewelry, perfume and watches. Not everything is cheaper than other Marc Jacobs stores but I’ve always been able to find cute little items that are discounted.
About twice a year, the Boyfriend and I always venture into the West Village and stroll around the neighborhood checking out the stores and restaurants. We always make a pit stop in the Marc Jacobs store. He always lets me pick a piece of jewelry and treats me to it — «just because». It helps that some of the jewelry pieces are discounted so he can always afford on it on a poor college student’s budget.
There’s no better way to a girl’s heart than cheap, designer jewelry!

I am a long time buyer (my bank account does not approve) of Marc by Marc Jacobs and I am not sure why it is but I am always disappointed by the customer service when I come into this store. Employees don’t spend more than two seconds looking you over, if even that, and are no sooner ringing up your purchase than moving on to the next person. I get it. It’s New York City. I also get it. It’s Marc Jacobs. But I’ve worked at Marc Jacobs in a different city and it’s very disappointing to see the different level of care. Clothes are the same, image is kinda the same, but ehhhhh

Love everything about Marc, just wish there were more and the store was bigger.

As a long term Marc Jacob buyer in different continents I really thing the stores in NY are the worst out of all. Their service is ALWAYS really bad, either that they don’t care at all or they have very rude attitude. I was just there picking out some necklaces for my friends, the lady couldn’t wait for me to finish picking and had to put everything back on the shelf immediately as if I was going to run away with them. I had to keep asking her to take them down again so I can compare the colors. As I was purchasing, she kept running back to get «new ones» and make me wait for at least 15 min, yet she comes back with a mouthful of food. If it wasn’t because I was too lazy to go elsewhere, I would really not buy anything from them.

There is a guy who works at this store who is a real dick. whenever I go in, I will pick something off the rack and then keep looking. He forcefully will ask me, DO YOU WANT TO TRY THAT ON? CAN I START A FITTING ROOM FOR YOU? and I will reply «No thanks». He gets this twitch in his eye which tells me, ‘LADY I’M NOT GONNA LET YOU WALK AROUND WITH THAT ITEM” and I hand it to him to «hold for me at the front.’ I’m not sure why I can’t hold onto an item ON A HANGAR within the store but I can tell you I never end up buying after that. What an asshole.

I went here on a mission recently to purchase the Classic Q Huge Hillier Hobo in Cement or Dirty Martini. They had both, which was nice. Although the store is a little bit out of the way in the West Village, it made for a nice walk.
Because I’m super indecisive, Brittain helped me decided between the colors. She showed me other styles relevant to what I wanted the bag for to make sure I saw all my options.
If you’re going for a MBMJ bag, go here. You won’t get as good of service at any of the department stores.

Boutique homme, enfant et au 403 – 405 bleecker st, boutique femme (petite boutique).
Vous y trouverez essentiellement des sacs et des chaussures.
Une paire de chaussure vous coutera dans les 250 euros

I’ve had my eye on a hand bag here and although I’ve been to this store several times, I haven’t put down the cash (or rather, plastic) in purchasing it yet.
In the front are their handbags and the back room has clothes, accessories and other little things. It’s always packed and I’ve found the customer service to be lacking.
When I was looking at the handbags in the front, there were atleast 6 employees at the cash register, all talking. In the back room, there were atleast 3.
Despite the lack of customer service, I’ll continue to return to stalk the handbag I’ve been eyeing…

This is a fun little store when you can get in! It’s one of the many Marc Jacobs store on Bleecker, but being the least expensive of the lot, it’s always packed. However, it’s a great place to check out. There are great giftables and your friends who have never been to NYC probably won’t realize they’re so affordable when they see the Marc Jacobs name!
You’ll find cute clothing and great accessories like rainboots, scarves, jewelry, umbrellas, keychains, etc.
Attached is the Marc Jacobs store with handbags, shoes and t-​shirts. These are a lot more pricey, but amazing!
Just a few steps over is Magnolia Bakery, so you can knock out a few things at once while you’re in the area.

Quasiment 50% moins cher qu’en France! donc très intéressant pour les intéressées.

there are quite a few Marc by Marc stores all near each other.
the stores are really small so it can get packed and a little overwhelming.
every time I’m in New York I make a stop to the Marc by Marc stores and I never fail to find something cute. whether it is a shirt or something small like a ring, it never disappoints.
however, the first time I went (I was in the accessories store) and i became star struck. if you’re korean… you will know who I’m talking about… I was looking at some shirts and in walks in this tall guy and I swear I knew who he was. so, I got the courage to go up to him and totally embarrassed myself. hehe. I accidentally asked him if he was in the wrong group but I totally knew who he was. (it was Seulong from 2AM)

I’m a shopaholic. I love Marc Jacobs. Put me in this store and it’s like you’ve unleashed a monster who’s forgotten she has a budget.
Bought $ 28 rainboots that I wore out of the store because it was pouring (all weekend! Boo.), a $ 5 heart compact mirror, a $ 3.50 lipstick pen for my friend who is also a MbMJ fan, and 2 $ 18 umbrellas. Wanted to get some $ 35 cashmere gloves too, but I never wear gloves so I thought I’d pass. Rainboots are surprisingly sturdy and the umbrella is light and made of an awesome material that seems to dry within minutes.
Very large selection of clothing but I came for the specialty items. They also have hair accessories, jewelry, and the smaller handbag type items such as makeup/​pencil pouches. Nothing I wanted there since I could get it cheaper without tax from the Nordstrom near me.
Love this place.

Let me start by saying i’m a huge Marc fan. I love Marc by Marc Jacobs, and Marc Jacobs clothing, hand bags, and perfumes as much as the next gal.
Everything in this store is super affordable, which you think would make me crazy happy… so why the 3stars? It’s just gross. Like other reviewers said, it’s like the marc jacobs dollar store. Take 50 little trinkets in various colors, slap a MJ logo on it and there you go. Instant hit. People can own a marc jacobs item for the same price as… well the same exact item from a mom and pop boutique in chinatown.
It was cool with the tote bags, sure, but it’s expanded to cheap plastic jewelry, beach bags, umbrellas, makeup case, etc. and the logo is like an afterthought. It’s not like marc had any impact on this stuff whatsoever, so I couldn’t get behind spending money in the accessories part of the store. The other part of the store (still had the cheap stuff, but mingled in with the silver jewelry, boots, swimwear, and clothing) was much better. I grabbed a white belt and my husband picked up a cheap pair of yellow cashmere socks and called it a day.
Still love the man, but it made me sad to see this wal-​mart style treatment of his fashion genius.

The store is always crowded, but hey it’s trendy and cheap. So I breeze through every now and then, and out-​of-​towners love it. I steer away from the logo-​ed items — its like A/​X up in there. My faves are the shoes — very sexy and chic, not funky.
I love the window events!!! You can take complimentary pics at the window displays. Last winter there was a huge sit-​in swan with a beautiful wintry background, along with two models dressed in the Nutcracker theme. This spring, during March, there was a human-​size skunk in a colorful, flowers-​everywhere display. It’s so fun. You get a photo on the spot and can order the rest through the photographer’s company website. Proceeds from the orders benefit charity: water, which provides safe drinking water to impoverished countries. Definitely a good cause, beneficial for them and rewarding on your behalf since you can get copies of your cool pics. It’s a win-​win, and the kids love it.

A small haven of sanity exists in this crowded (did you see the oversize swan in front?!) Marc Jacobs store. It’s a small narrow room at the back that is currently stocked with coats, sweaters and rain boots.
In this tiny space I discovered something that will most definitely make my first winter on the East Coast more manageable. As soon as I put on the gray double-​breasted wool felt coat, I loved it. The shock of pink lining inside is a fun touch and I adore its many buttons. I plan to live primarily in this coat until Spring!
Oh, and I hear the swan’s around until the 29^th, so if you haven’t gotten your picture taken with it and the nutcracker yet, what are you waiting for?

I don’t love Marc Jacobs with the exception of a few pieces, but this man sure has a following. Two weeks before Christmas, the store was SO busy, but we managed to walk through the store. The atmosphere was fun but had zero sense of luxury. The store had a Nutcracker theme, where female store associates were dressed up as sugar plum fairies and male associates were nutcrackers. Cute!
Anyway, cute accessories (but not really my style) and very cute clothes. I used to love MJ years ago, but I feel like he has lost his flair. The people who work here were busy, but still very nice.
It was nice to visit the MJ store, but there are so many others in the area that I’d rather visit.

I love MJ, I truly do, but the crowdedness of the accessories store made me want to murder, kill, and pillage.
Also… Dear Marc Jacobs,
Fuck you for making me want your $ 350 mouse shoes so badly that I see them in my dreams.