Oslo’s A Men’s Store

We love Oslo’s. We’ve taken our nephew (now 9) here twice for haircuts with Chad. He gets treated like a grown up (which he loves) and Chad’s attention to detail is great. It’s always a pleasure to see Oslo, as well. What a friendly greeting ;) We’ll be back … great haircut, reasonable price and my nephew gives it rave reviews.

My sister and sister in law bought my husband two button up shirts for his birthday from Oslo to support a local business. The shirts didn’t work out due to the cut of the shirts. We got one exchanged right away however the second one took some time getting back to the store to do the exchange. In the meantime, the shirt went on sale. Although they had record that we paid full price in the computer & the sales assistant was going to offer it the owner (I can only assume that is who he was) swiftly walked up and told the sales assistant in front of me not to offer the credit for full price. What completely annoyed me was the owner never acknowledge me at all. I was standing at the counter and he was standing behind the counter not even an eye contact. He continued to scold my behavior to the sales assistant for not getting this returned in a timely manner again never making eye contact with me or acknowledging me. I have no problem with the message it was the lack of delivery and customer care. The store has a nice set up even offers an old school shave barber service and has a great mascot but I would rather support a local company that appreciates my business and acknowledges my existence.

It’s difficult to find someone to cut your hair the same way every time. Problem solved at Oslo’s. Chad does a great job every time, ensuring you are set to slay some ho’s on the weekend. Thanks Chad, my numbers keep climbing every weekend. I’ll be in for a trim next Thursday. Women beware!
The clothing selection is good too but on the expensive side. They have a couple of sales when they clearance out the end of season stuff. If you’re poor it’s the best time to shop there. If you’re a baller, say «F it» and buy the new shit.

My boyfriend takes my 6yo son to Oslo’s for the «Father/​Son Special» and they always come out looking snazzy!
Further, Oslo’s is a big supporter of local elementary school fundraising efforts and I REALLY appreciate their contributions to the community! Thanks guys! :)

Went to Oslo’s for a haircut and the Royal shave today. It was a remarkable experience, and I highly recommend it. Chad does really great work. I felt very well taken care of, and am very pleased with the service.
Unfortunately, I need to subtract one star, only because Oslo’s does not carry any clothing in my size. To be fair, it’s not a large store, and I’m not an average size. I have two foot wide shoulders, and therefore wear a 3X shirt. Being of a very stocky build, it’s more difficult to find clothing in my size. Still, what they have on hand looks very nice, and I picked up an «The Art of Shaving» carry-​on shave set for a very reasonable price.
I’d highly recommend stopping in and taking a look.

I don’t think this place should get slammed for being expensive. They carry super nice threads. I’ve never come across Ted Baker for cheaper.
Next time I have a boyfriend, and a great job, he’s going to get spoiled rotten. Folks have always been super friendly when I’ve been in (with guy friends, of course. Not just to gawk. Though I could.)
Plus every so often they have a sale table totally stacked. THAT’S the time go, people! Sale sale sale!
This is the only men’s store ever that has made me jealous. But then I leave and go to one of the 5000 great girl boutiques in town and I feel better.

I came here with my groomsmen on the day of my wedding to have a nice shave before the ceremony at the barber at Oslo. I came for the shave, and walked away with a mole removal. Seriously, I have one less mole now, and the cut was a total gusher that I was glad to finally see stop bleeding before we had photos taken.
These guys put the barbarism back in barbershop.

I love the staff, selection, service and STYLE at Oslo’s. I’ve worked with owner John and his staff for quite awhile, and I’m always impressed with everything they offer. As a professional shopper and personal wardrobe stylist, it’s my business to help my clients develop a signature style and a wardrobe complete with uniquely sophisticated pieces. After we hit Nordstrom and Mario’s for classics and basics, I always delight my male clients with some one-​of-​a-​kind pieces from Oslo’s to take things to the next level of style. Oslo’s does not disappoint!

I went into this store last fall with a friend. I only looked at the sale items, already knowing how overpriced this store is. I find a nice shirt on sale for $ 40 and decide to buy it as a gift for my husband. While I’m at the counter paying for it, I ask for a gift box. They say, okay, that will be $ 4. I’m like, FOUR DOLLARS??? For what!!! Thinking that maybe they’d thought I’d requested gift wrapping.
The clerk then tells me that for full-​price items, they’ll throw in the gift box. But for sales items, there’s a $ 4 charge. I bought the shirt, then told her where to shove the box (JUST JOKING).
Anyway, that was the last time I will ever buy anything at Oslo’s. It’s a nice store, but not that nice. I think they’re a little too full of themselves and think that because they’re on Queen Anne, they can charge exhorbitant prices while offering shitty customer service. The friend I was with, undoubtedly a prime member of their target market, was just as appalled as I was.

The help is nice but the clothes are a bit too boring for me and I couldn’t justify the price tag. Maybe if I was in my 30s or 40s and a card carrying member of the old boy’s club this would be the place for me. They carry stuff like Ted Baker and Lacoste as well as a few smaller designers but I didn’t really take to it.
The in-​store barber was a nice touch.