Macy’s Men’s Store

This is the first time I have ever written a review of a person. His name is Karaj and he works in the Men’s Shoe Department of Macy’s, San Francisco. I was looking for a particular shoe, in a large size. The only thing I knew about the shoe was that it was made by Rockport. We did this complete transaction by phone only. I called the Macy’s phone number and was connected to his department. Karaj could not have been more patient or worked any harder to find the certain shoe I was looking for. He was extremely polite and took the time to search his inventory and after about 20 minutes on the phone was able to find exactly the shoe I was looking for. He was most helpful and considerate. He arranged for free shipping to me and even a 20% discount. Thanks to Karaj I will shop at Macy’s Men’s Store in the future.
Thank you.

Maybe menswear isn’t my thing, but this store is laid out so strangely, and seems never to have a full array of options in any one category. The first floor is (roughly) dress shirts and underwear, but it’s all organized by brand and doesn’t really make sense.
I asked for winter coats, and someone sent my husband and I to the top floor, where suits and sport jackets were located. There was a small section of high-​end overcoats, but they were all over $ 400 and not what we were looking for.
On our way down the escalator, while game planning our next store, we happen to see an _​entire half_​of a lower floor (maybe 3^rd or 4^th floor?) filled with the peacoats we were looking for! Why the staff failed to mention where the majority of their coat inventory was located, I don’t know. We found the coat he wanted, and with a mid-​winter sale, some store credit and gift cards from the holidays, we spent $ 30 on a $ 275 coat. Not bad!
On another trip, we were looking for a specific shirt/​size to exchange with another shirt he received as a gift that didn’t fit. Even in a store organized by brand, we couldn’t find the Geoffrey Beene shirts for 20 minutes because there wasn’t a sign– they were between two other brands on the wall. Eventually we found some other brands that would work, and it was a 2-​for-​1 deal, but later found better shirts at a different store.
In both cases, trips that should’ve taken 20 minutes max took almost an hour. The price was right, but be prepared to spend longer than you intend.

We’ve always had pleasant experiences with the staff at Macy’s Men’s Store. They have a well-​stocked Lacoste section and serviceable shoe department. Easy to find what you need, purchase it, get on with your day. Convenient and easy to navigate, my husband and I still enjoy shopping here after all these years.

Have to commend Rey at Macy’s for being friendly helpful and very knowledgeable about clothing, sewing etc. He was great to work with and I would visit him again for help in the future on my clothing choices. He works in the men’s section in outer garments.

Ich finde Macy’s ist für jeden USA Reisenden ein Muss.
Ob nun im größten Store der Welt, in New York, oder eben in SF.
Neben dem Haupthaus, befindet sich noch der Herren-​Store, in einem eigenen Gebäude auf mehreren Etagen.
Hier findet man im Grunde alles, was Mann anzieht und gefallen könnte. Von Sport bis Casual, von Smart bis Formal. Dazwischen gibt es noch Schuhe und diverse Accessoires, die gerade auch die Gadget-​Fans das Herz höher schlagen lassen.
Generell hat Macy’s immer freies Wlan in den Stores, so auch hier. Also nebenbei die Mails checken geht hier recht zügig.
Sale-​technisch geht immer etwas. Sei es nun bei speziellen Aktionen, oder generell, weil irgendein Feiertag ist, oder eine Saison endet oder anfängt.
Auch wenn der Euro, im Vergleich zum Dollar, gerade nicht so gut steht, lohnen sich Einkäufe bei Rabattaktionen eigentlich immer.
Ingesamt ist das Kaufhaus aufgeräumt und gepflegt, aber leider auch hier und da in die Jahre gekommen.
Was in Deutschland schon diverse Male renoviert und umgebaut worden wäre, ist hier halt normal und stösst nicht negativ auf.
Wie dem auch sei. Macy’s ist eben Macy’s und auch in älter immer noch sehr charmant.

very nice collection of mens clothing. The place is big and has 6 floors. Went there this past holiday and found amazing deals on shirts and sweaters

What can I say? Located next door of the original Union Square’s Macy’s in San Francisco, this alternate building at Stockton Street has all the men’s fashion and shoes all in one! As I entered their doors for the first time on 12/​15/​2015 during my solo SF trip, I was in hooked! The concept and the atmosphere is much the same as most Macy’s stores has, so I have no problems about that.
In this store, they have the most men’s clothes, shoes, and accessories on all 5 floors including the basement too which they have the ultimate collection of Young Men’s! Additionally, this is the place where you can own the most hard to find brands directly from Europe! It’s costly, but it’s worth the price to give you a sharp dressed man feel!
Everything in this store is very clean and tidy without all the mess behind, so I can find some great deals here! Their employees are doing a fine job for making the customers like me a good service! No cons at all!
Parking at Macy’s Men’s Store can be challenging. You can park it at the nearest parking garage nor the nearest surface street parking too. Otherwise, you can ride a bike, walk, or use public transportation easier without the hassles.
In the end, Macy’s Men’s Store is the most coolest Men’s clothes store that I discovered for a long time! A well, worthy visit! My rating: 4 solid stars.

The largest Macy’s men’s store probably in all of the state. I mean I could be wrong, but doubtful. This place is huge! I’m talking 6 floors of shopping! Six floors of only men’s stuff! Wow.
There are good deals to be had, as well as deals that really aren’t deals. Still, inventory is huge and plentiful, so unless you’re a weirdo, you’ll find something you like. You’re not a weirdo are you?
Overall, the best Macy’s men’s that I’ve been to.

went to the mens store at macys to get dress shoes before going to japan to do a cross training exchange with the japanese fire department.
got there early, not crowded.
two staff, one dude who looked like a drunk jackie chan was busy chatting to his female co-​worker and didnt offer any help.
i looked around and searched for someone to get me a pair of shoes to try on.
this is the chair at macys in union square. (see pic)
really macys???

Very good store, much more clothes for dudes then a regular Macy’s. Same typical Macy’s brands but more unique stuff and a wider selection. I like this location.

So I’m honestly not a big department store fan, I’m more into going to one place with one brand (Diesel, H&M, Kenneth Cole) and vibing their style… but… my friends often like department store shopping a lot… and it IS nice to go to a place that has five floors of all-men’s stuff so you don’t have to sort through what’s made for you.
That said… I wish they carried Gendarme here. The fragrance people were so aggressive, but they didn’t have my favorite, so it was a bit off-​point.

Thanks Chris for helping me find a new tux!
If your needing a new suit or tux, go have Chris help you, he wants you to feel you have the right suit.
I appreciate the positive energy in helping me find the right suit and making sure it fit.
Macys has a decent selection of suits.
I went to Men’s wear house and Nordstroms, and Macys won hands down in price and the selections they had were all good quality all were wool. No blends!

Me thinking that I’m simply coming into the financial district to see some sights then get out of dodge ended with me not realizing that it’s actually fall and a single cotton shirt won’t keep me warm.
Searching for a Macy’s, given the incredible prices, landed me at Macy’s for Men. Originally going through the first floor, then second floor, there was no style that fit my interest.
Up I go…
The first person I was was a delightfully pleasant woman by the name of Mary.
I explain my predicament followed up with ‘something that’ll go nicely with my current outfit and won’t decline my account.‘
She walked me straight over, spotted my measurements, told me about the incredible price and the whole time being polite, witty and charming as hell.
She is exactly why I’m writing this review. The attitude could not have been more polite and she was a complete sweetheart.
Ask for Mary!!!

Tuve que venir hasta aquí para encontrar unos pantalones que llevaba años buscando por España. Nada más que por eso, mi experiencia en este sitio fue maravillosa hasta que tuvieron que atenderme algunos de sus empleados, todos asiáticos sin apenas hablar inglés (¿?), lo que hizo que al final saliera contento pero no le ponga cinco estrellas.
Esta tienda, para los españoles, es como El Corte Inglés, donde la ropa se divide por marcas y no por tipos de prendas. Si quieres unos pantalones, tienes que recorrerte la tienda entera yendo una por una viendo todas las marcas. Yo ahí me encontré los que quería que, además, siendo época de rebajas, me costaron apenas 26 dólares, siendo unos Levis 569 tipo bermudas… genial :)

Over the years I’ve come through here a lot, so I definitely have some insight to share that could be helpful to others.
Starting from the bottom up, the basement floor with the «trendy» clothes are almost all garbage except for the jeans, so don’t waste your time.
The dress shirts on the First Floor are pretty hit or miss. While it’s definitely possible to find some good finds here, but you’ll have to sift through some rough areas. If you need a high-​quality shirt, I’d probably recommend looking elsewhere, although they do have a few OK reasonably priced options here from time to time.
Colognes on the First Floor are always on point. You know I got that Gucci!
If you need a suit, the people on the 5^th floor surprisingly know their stuff. Jay has twice hooked me up with suits that fit nicely. Would definitely recommend him if you’re in need of some threads.
Lastly (and this goes for the entire store in general), there will almost ALWAYS be signs that state «SALE, SALE, SALE», but only occasionally are you actually getting a good deal. Make sure you actually check the price tags before buying something because it says «30% off». Because as we all know, 30% off something overpriced is still in a lot of cases overpriced.
Overall this is a decent place if you know what to look for and don’t get tricked into buying one of the «Macy’s» brands because it seems like a good deal. Buyer beware!

This is a very clean store with a lot of friendly sales associates! They all smile at you & welcome you warmly. You can find everything you need. All you need to do is ask the associates. Everything is categorized by what you need. There are different levels to this Macy’s Men also.
The bathrooms are clean by the way!
Sometimes they hold different events. I came here to meet Harrison Barnes which is memorable!!! There’s also construction going on but it’s still open for business. It’s also close to Powell BART station. Maybe less than a 5 min walk away.

Consistently the worst shopping experience is had here.
The staff couldn’t care less about helping you, and when you do ask for help, they may sigh or roll their eyes, like this asshat did yesterday when I was shopping for trousers. And the size selection is pitiful unless you’re a smaller guy, like 30×30, anyone bigger is probably out of luck. So much to look at, and so much of it blah at best.
and the prices! yikes!

Good selection, good sales especially on suits during the friends and family time but very poor customer service. If it wasn’t for value this place would not be my first choice.
Has similarities to United Airlines…

An entire Macy’s just for me. Well, not for me, but for all men.
It’s not that often that guys get their own store that isn’t a men’s warehouse. The Macy’s Men’s store is our own private shopping island.
It’s everything you’d find in a regular Macy’s but so much better because the selection is greater.
Whenever I’m in town I always stop here and I’m not even s true fan of Macy’s but I love this concept.
The customer service is always superior and I always end up walking out of there with something.

Stopped in here with my Sistha look for Christmas gifts. Not to crowded considering the day before Christmas Eve.
My sister found actually what she was looking for, I wasn’t looking anything but I did find a Christmas sweater.

Celso in the men’s shoe section was great! The best. Would buy from him again!
This was our first time in the Macy’s SF location. Each building for Men’s and Women’s is serparate, so you have to walk outside to go to the other. They are huge, though! Great selections and deals.

J’aimais déjà bien Macy’s (sorte de Galeries Lafayette à la sauce US) pour les fringues mais ce flagship (presque) sur Union Square concentre les avantages: physiquement séparé du Macy’s principal donnant sur la place, dont il n’est distant que d’une cinquantaine de mètres, c’est en fait un gigantesque rayon homme sur 5 niveaux (!), d’où il est difficile de ressortir sans avoir trouvé ce qu’on cherche. Grandes marques comme marques de distributeur Macy’s, il y en a pour tous les goûts, et en plus à des prix super compétitifs, US obligent + effet Black Friday en prime.
Service serviable et pas casse-​bonbons. Magasin bien rangé, on s’oriente facilement sans perdre de temps.
Même pour un allergique au shopping comme moi, difficile de né pas être conquis !

Thank you to Charles who assisted my boyfriend in search of a slim and modern suit. Charles provided warm care, good advice and quick speed in comparison to the other stores in the area.
We spent the day roaming younger stores like H&M and Express for cheaper alternatives.
Traditional stores like Macy’s wins today! We are very happy with the purchase.