Solutions Denim

Love this place. The sales associates are so helpful and energetic. They want to help get you something that works for you, not what works for them. Love the coziness of the store. Very friendly place to shop!

I’ve found a few good items here over the years. The salesgirls are really helpful! Sizes can be limited (probably because it’s a smaller store) but that’s a good thing at the same time because it’s less likely that’s known will have your same outfit on.
Very expensive… You really won’t find anything in the «affordable» price range. Sales can be good but still expect to spend at least 100.
My girlfriend found a fabulous NYE dress here (sexy Sky leather dress) for 360. Pricy as hell but a top brand and I always think you get what you pay for.
Overall, cute boutique. Definitely good for the occasional stop :)

I didn’t actually make a purchase in here because the sales girl stuck to me like Superglue… give me a chance to look around please! She was nice and all of that but I had to duck out the door… I like to look in peace and quiet without somebody pulling stuff off the racks to show me within 30 seconds of me walking in the door!

Here I am two years later after moving away and literally 10 – 20 calls from them about their latest jeans… Begging them to REMOVE from their effing call list which I NEvER asked to be included in.: they took my number off my check. I’m livid. I never sent back because the owner/​manager was so pushy in the background to my salesclerk even though I made it clear I was there to look at tops only and not jeans… she said within earhshot of me to the salesclerk «everyone that comes here is to try on jeans» so the girl brought me jeans and I left without looking at anything further and have never been back
So disrespectful

I saw this store while shopping at Promelis (the market next door) and since I’d been looking for a new pair of jeans, I decided to stop in. At first I was really intimidated because you can just tell when you walk in the door that this place is pricey. (Stacks of $ 300 jeans help add to that effect.)
I was about to turn back around and leave when a sales girl came over to me, introduced herself and asked if she could help me find anything. The first words out of my mouth were, «Do you guys only sell expensive jeans?» (Since going back to school full-​time, I have very limited income… as do most people in this economy.) Of course, I felt like a complete idiot once the words were out of my mouth, though.
She laughed and replied, «No, not at all! What price range are you looking for?» When I told her I didn’t want to spend more than about $ 50, she kind of paused for a second and looked over at her co-​worker. In that momentary pause, I just knew they were going to burst out laughing. BUT… just the opposite happened!
She actually said she might be able to find something for me and motioned for me to follow her over to the «sale» section of the store. Then she asked what size I was. I told her that I recently lost weight (yippee for Weight Watchers!) and didn’t really know anymore but that my Rock and Republic jeans were a 29 and fit perfect but my Joe’s jeans, also a 29, were too big. She explained that R&R run small and Joe’s run big.
She then proceeded to dig through the stacks of sale jeans to find different styles in my price range that I might like (I couldn’t believe there were more than one!!!). When we finally came upon a pair that I loved (J Brand), she had me try on 3 different sizes. (It turns out I’m a size 27 now.)
Once I found my perfect pair of jeans, she then gave me advice on what to wear them with. My total? $ 54.00 after tax! The original price of the jeans? $ 165!!! To top it off, they put the jeans in this cute, reusable denim-​colored cloth material bag! It was such a great experience and the sales girls spent a lot of time on me even though I was not a huge sale. I felt like they truly cared and they treated me as though my $ 50 sale was just as important to them as a $ 500 sale.
Now, I know $ 50 is still out of some people’s price range, but the fact that I got a pair of designer jeans for the same price as a pair of Levi’s made my day. This is my new favorite store and I will never shop anywhere else for jeans again! (Seriously! Even a designer jeans «shopportunity» at Marshall’s runs at least $ 100!)
This store is great for the diva fashionista and the budget-​minded gal alike! Oh, and they sell men’s jeans, too!

POW!
I love this little denim bar! After going to Bloomingdale’s for years to go through the process of «pre-​sale» and hold my bag for a week system ect… I found my new gold mine. I can get any size jean I want in any style I want. Need it tailored? Now worries they will pin it for you on the fly and have it back to you in a few days! If I’m looking for a sale (who isn’t?) there is always a section of jeans that they are trying to move to make room for new hip styles coming out.
Besides jeans I love finding unique cool quality t-​shirts. You know soft, but not cheap with a cool pattern. There is nothing worse than walking in to a restaurant and seeing your shirt on someone! Ugh! They have tons of them. If you don’t see you size ASK! They probably have it in the back room. I can’t comment on the chick side, but if I’m having good luck on the dudes side I know they are rocking the girls side of the store. I’m bringing my girl back next week.
Friendly, organized and efficient! What else do you want??? Get with it, and get over there!