G-Star Raw Store Washington DC

I have some store credit in this store and don’t plan to use it yet. If you want it, i can offer you a 10% discount and appreciate it if you do me favor. I can meet you in store at your visit

Love the product, hate the service. I just phoned to get a receipt less than 6 months ago and had to hold the employee’s hand along the way. When I made multiple large purchases where each employee asked for my contact information I assumed they would keep a record of this stuff. A simple, «Sure, let me check on your request,» would’ve been nice, but instead I got, «Um, hrmm, I’m not sure because I think we don’t have that information.» Thinking is different than doing/​trying. Proactive employees should be a requirement at a store that charges around $ 200 for jeans. Also, don’t expect them to have any record of your purchases because apparently they «purge» data every month, even though I’m sure each client record is less than a few KB of data. Not sure exactly what they do with the contact information they collected…

I simply don’t understand how distressed denim is worth $ 165 for a pair of jeans. Nothing about them looked different than any other pair of jeans. I don’t get it.

absolutely the best in jeans, and comfort style ware.
european clothing with a difference, that every one seems to notice, and compliment. dont just widow shop, try some of this gear on. i have never left this store, with buyers remorse.

There’s a dangerous new trend that’s sweeping the country. It can’t be denied, and it can no longer be avoided. Check out a video or a reality show (if you can stomach it) for confirmation; the truth is staring us all in the face: White men’s asses are looking more appealing and tintillating than their Black counterparts. I KNOW! Don’t shoot the messenger! You know it’s true. What could be happening? Is it in the water? What am I saying – like these guys would be caught dead drinking tap water. I have heard rumors that all the soy men are drinking nowadays is leading to more estrogen in their system – could this be the reasoning behind their newfound hips and the junk in their trunks? I mean, squats can only do so much without the help of genetics. Ahhh… I think I’ve got it! It’s in the jeans!
G-​Star RAW offers those willing to sell their kidneys for the sake of fashion, options of European-​cut, stylish jeans and clothing that allows them to look like they’re perpetually going to the club. Which club? It doesn’t matter. In these $ 185 jeans, $ 100 t-​shirt, $ 160 button-​down shirt, $ 300 sweater, $ 600 jacket and $ 80 scarf (as layering is key), anywhere you are is the club… and the people will LIVE for you. I mean… look at your ass in those jeans. LOOK AT IT!!! Fabulous, absolutely fabuuulouuuus.
Now unlike this new breed of Black guys who somehow have become genetically predisposed to that horribly disfiguring disorder, Noazzatol, I have ass, thighs and hips to spare; so finding a pair of G-​Star RAW jeans (in a size I’m willing to admit to wearing) that leaves something to the imagination is kind of a chore. Not only that… I’m kinda old. Not OLD old, but yeah… old. So while I actually like a lot of the clothes sold here, I don’t particularly WANT to look like I’m perpetually going to the club. Actually, at my age, I don’t want to look like I’m going to the club even when I am. These clothes are for the young – and those who need to feel young. Ironically, if you’re able to afford shopping here, you probably aren’t that young at all – or you live with your parents or are renting a space the size of a phonebooth, in which case… put this money into a cd and save up for a house. Unless you already own a house; in which case… well, hey… how YOU doin’? Nice ass, I mean, jeans.

The Worst customer service experience ever! My story: i bought a pair of jeans then 1 week after the jeans were starting to desintegrate and tear themselves all over so i return then and they explain me they never saw this ever! So, they exchanged me the jeans and after 1 day i was wearing then same story the jeans started to have holes and tears everywhere, so i went back right away to either give them a third chance or get a refund. First they had no other one in my size and told me they could not get it and also they just told me they could not refund me! How could that happen that such a name and brand cold tell you such.
Please remember my experience and do not even get them a chance, since my only way out was to get my refund via my credit card.

Be aware that they have a seven day return policy. For the money, one would think their customer service would match

Seriously with the loose, tapered jeans, G-​Star?!
They reminded me of MC Hammer’s parachute pants.
Take a minute to think about that, folks: denim parachute pants. They’re loose in the general crotch area and then morph into skinny jeans from the calf on down. On whom could this look possibly be flattering?
I did, however, spot a wonderfully cut dress that I wanted to own. But for how prominently it was displayed they had it in only two sizes, neither of which were mine.

G-​Star is the only place I go for jeans. I love their design, they flatter my body, and the quality is top notch. On top of that, G-​Star really stands behind their product. I bought a pair of jeans a few years ago and within a year a hole appeared in my crotch area. When I mentioned that to them, I was asked to bring the jeans in because «their jeans were not supposed to do that». After they looked at my jeans, they apologized that I bought a pair that may have had a defect in the fabric and they allowed me to trade them in for a new pair of jeans. I shop at the nicer boutiques and I’ve never seen a store to this.
For the guys (or anyone shopping for a guy) — I love G-​star boxer briefs. They are comfortable, provide lots of support, and they present your assets very nicely.

G-​Star RAW turns the typical D.C. dress of muted colors and simple detailing on its head.
G-​Star is Diesel’s eurotrash brother: quality materials, original detailing, and ahead of the curve in design. Very trendy casual clothing that runs as slim and tall, as the Dutch that design it. There’s not much you can wear here to the boardroom, but you’ll be best-​dressed kid in the club wearing these threads. The jeans are the antithesis of Levi’s, eccentric washes and details not seen in American jeans. The tops look basic from afar, upon examining, you find some unique touches like zipper teeth runing down a v-​neck and a polo that buttons all to the top like a turtleneck.
Great military jackets that run way to tall for me. The store is wee bit small, but there is something for everyone here. The staff is extremely helpful and nothing like the pushy commision whores in Georgetown.
A must if you’re shopping in DuPont

I love this effing brand.
My personal style ranges from what one might consider «sleek» and/​or almost aerodynamic, all the way to more utilitarian. This brand, I find, is an excellent combination of the two.
The jackets are awesome. In some cases, like a futuristic Carharts coat or something.
Their jeans are very badass. They’ve got a nice finish to them usually (though I’m never into the whole sandblasted thing) and while being very tough on their exterior, they’re as well, very sleek. The inside of some of the jeans are obscenely soft. As in flannel pyjama soft; oddly enough. I must admit, it’s nice to feel like I DON’T have sandpaper grinding against my legs with every step (as pleasantly exfoliating as that might be).
The clothes in general are sometimes just very interesting too. One reason for this is that they incorporate extra little accents or features to their clothing. Extra zippers, fasteners, etcetera. One jacket I saw had a water proof zipper, straight off a scuba suit attached to it on a shoulder. Very awesome. It’s the little extra touches that go a long way sometimes.
As for the store, itself, I find that it’s set up in a very cohesive, non-​chaotic and rather navigable way.
The salespeople have mastered the art of being very eager to assist, give information and help you out; all the while making you feel comfortable. They’re totally NOT pushy. Very friendly and kind. It just seems like they enjoy the brand and enjoy working there, for the most part. Very good store. I hope they stick around.

For me, G-​Star is all about the jackets: excellently constructed, work appropriate, slim fitting, warm. Enough edgy and quirky details to make a bold statement, but a subtle enough execution and overall aesthetic to make most of G-Star’s pieces timeless and elegant.
Whenever I have set foot in a G-​star store (New York, San Francisco, and now DC!) I have been awed by the vast array of sweet throw-​back windbreakers, dark and classic waxed cotton rain jackets, black wool pea coats with subtle unique details, huge black zippers, quilted cotton linings, and high, high collars, flaring out defiantly against bland and risk-​less fashion.
I am not a huge fan of the jeans, shirts, or bags, but the JACKETS! If you ever feel like purchasing a cool new jacket, definitely stop by G-​Star and pick up one or two of their beautiful pieces; you definitely won’t regret it.
UPDATE:
I forgot to mention the recent holiday sale. I stopped by on two consecutive days with two different friends, each of whom has a unique personal style and taste in clothing, and each of whom bought the SAME awesome G-​Star wool jacket! It’s a slim cut women’s long wool coat, with an overall classic look but with some of the cool details mentioned above: a huge hood with snap detailing, very long slash pockets (makes it look very sleek), and a button-​up wool cover to hide the main zipper. Incidentally, I am ALSO currently wearing a G-​Star light jacket I bought in New York recently… yeah I really like the place.
UPDATE #2 (making this the longest G-​Star Unilocal review in known history):
My boy Jeff from Boston reminded me that HE introduced me to the whole G-​Star concept in the first place. He was all like «dude I need a G-​Star jacket» and I was like «what… isn’t that stuff really trashy» and then he bought one, and I was immediately seized with poisonous envy, coveting his finely tailored jacket with an insidious desire, which was only finally sated when I bought a jacket of mine own! Disclaimer: G-​Star is so cool that it has been known to cause sinful envy.

After being on a mission while visiting DC, I found the perfect zip up from this store. The staff is very friendly but not in a pushy way. I will have to remember to get in the groove and visit the Boston store more often as this clothing company puts out some really cool sleek stuff.

The clothing is nice, fits well, fashionable, but expensive. The sales staff are very friendly.

I have a lot of boy friends, significantly more than girl friends, because… hmmmm… I dunno, for a lot of reasons, I attribute it mostly to having grown up with 3 boys and not really understanding girl-​girl relationships and behavior, except for the occasional girl-​girl kiss… joking… Ok, back to talking about my boy friends. I am very lucky that they are all wonderful and gorgeous and most importantly (for the credence of this post) very stylish. Their styles, however, are drastically different: London snob, Indie cool, Rock & Roll prince, South American playboy, Parisian nerd. So, you can imagine that they don’t frequent the same clothing stores… except for one… G-​star Raw. I know. I couldn’t understand it either. But every single one of them has gone into the new G-​star store in Dupont Circle and bought something there (or really really wanted to): slim jeans, Spring jackets, boot-​cut jeans, sweaters, Winter coats…
I don’t completely know how this is possible, but alas, it is a factual reality. Oh, and the other rarity of this phenomenon is that all my boys are drastically different sizes– from a slim 5’10″ to a muscular 6’5″ so how can a clothing retailer cater to such a wide range? A deeper mystery. But, all recondite facts aside, the store is cool, even I bought something there, something pretty kick-​ass actually, and bright :)
So, if you know a man who is… I guess that’s all he has to be, a man, take him there, I can almost guarantee you he’ll like it (Of course you might buy something for yourself there too).

I opened up an account to review this place. I found a pair of very stylish jeans I absolutely LOVE here today. I haven’t been this inspired by clothing in quite a long time!
G-​Star is replacing diesel as my go-​to for denim. Clothing is expensive in general, but they’re one of a kind pieces that wear very well. Jeans seem to be a little less pricy (mine were $ 160) compared to some other designer options.