I’m not sure why Unilocal has this listed only as women’s fashion and accessories, but let me say this to all who enjoy exceptional customer service while shopping for men’s denim – Lucky knows how to treat its customers. We went in and were greeted by Olivia as we made our way to the Great Wall(of jeans). Olivia didnt miss a beat as she introduced herself, asked us our names, and asked how she could help. I asked a question jokingly, and she wittily replied. Bonus points. A salesperson who is engaging is more fun to work with. The fact that she was pleasant, not pushy, was a great start. When I expressed what I wanted, she walked over to a stack and selected the two sizes I had mentioned. She gave me an appropriate amount of time before asking whether everything was going ok. Again, bonus points; after all, I hate when I just shut the door or pull a curtain and I’m immediately being asked how I’m doing without enough time to remove an article of clothing. As it turns out, my weight loss left me with a distorted sense of what my appropriate fit was, so I explained to her the issues with my initial selections. She immediately recommended two other styles and pulled the sizes I requested. She hit the nail on the head – my weight loss had moved me from my «huskier» stlye to a more slim cut. It was clear she knew the various denim styles and could direct customers to the right product based on imprecise descriptions. I decided to buy both pairs so I could try them on, move around a but in them, and see how they fit over different shoe styles – yes, I do that sometimes. She asked me if I wanted to continue looking, as she mentioned a sale the store was having, or if I was ready to check out. Bonus points again – she mentioned the sale as a segue, rather than a directive, which avoided coming across as pushy. After getting a second opinion from a reliable source, I agreed that I should return one pair because the fit wasnt as flattering. I dont mind returning items, but it’s less comfortable if I actually like the salesperson. When I returned the next day, Olivia was there. She recognized me, and asked whether I’d had a change of heart or if the product was defective. I advised that the fit wasnt as good, but that I loved the other pair, which I happened to be wearing. She said she was sorry the other pair didnt work out, but was happy I liked the other pair. She then asked if I wanted to look around or just make the return – again, not pushy… more bonus points. After stating that I just wanted to make the return she began the process, thought for a second, and asked me how E* was doing? I thought I misheard, but she repeated the question. I was really blown away that she remembered my friend’s name who accompanied me when I purchased the jeans the day before. That was what really set her apart. She seemed to make a connection with her customers – even if they didnt buy anything. While she could very well be a misanthropic psychopath, I find it far likelier that she is just REALLY good at her job. Olivia made a really good impression on me and is a great representative of the brand. After all, she made the experience extraordinarily pleasant for someone who kinda hates shopping. In short, Lucky is lucky to have Olivia.