Savvy

Boulder, Estados Unidos

1.8

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Teléfono:
+1 303-440-3989
Sitio web:
www.savvyonpearl.com
Dirección:
1114 Pearl St, Boulder, CO, 80302
Paradas y estaciones de transporte público cercanas:
470 mBroadway & Canyon
610 mGate 1
610 mGate 2
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Garaje, Calle
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Hoy

Hoy 11:00 – 21:00
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Horario local (Boulder) 13:53 viernes, 29 de noviembre de 2024

Horario de apertura

lunes 11:00 – 20:00
martes 11:00 – 20:00
miércoles 11:00 – 20:00
jueves 11:00 – 20:00
viernes 11:00 – 21:00
sábado 10:00 – 21:00
domingo 11:00 – 20:00

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12 opiniones sobre Savvy

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Tu valoración: 1
Boulder, CO
What a horrible shopping experience. The lady working looked older, didn’t bother to look up from her task at the register to greet us until we had already been the only people in the store for like 10 minutes. She was too busy working on her project to care about anyone in the store. Had to ask for a dressing room. She seemed rude and annoyed people were in there
Tu valoración: 1
Boulder, CO
Snotty and rude, the staff acting like they were doing me a favor by being there. It’s a shame because the clothes are so cute I would go there more if they got there costumer service together
Tu valoración: 1
Northeast Denver, CO
I love the brands and clothing in Savvy! I could shop here all day! But wait I CAN’T shop here all day because the employees are so unbearably rude! I put this off the last few times I was in here. They do not greet you, they do not help you, they look at you like you are unintelligent and pathetic. They should get rid of their attitudes and appreciate that they are employed. It is terribly uncomfortable to shop in the store. I will continue to shop for BB Dakota, Free People, Maaji, and Billabong online and nicer establishments that I feel deserve my business!!! I am disgusted that a store with such poor service distributes these brands.
Tu valoración: 2
Denver, CO
Savvy, you have great style — but I’ve gotta say — you need to clear retail in your store more quickly. things that are on the clearance rack have been there for months… and a lot of what I find there I can also find at discount retail stores like Nordstrom Rack, TJ Maxx, and Off 5th Saks. For real. Get it together. Out with the old already. No need to be such a hard ass with pricy pieces staying pricy. The reality is we can find what you carry elsewhere for much less.
Tu valoración: 1
Longmont, CO
I just read another review about another negative experience with a sales associate at Savvy and I was curious if it was the same one I encountered. She responded with her name on his review (very defensively and completely irrelevantly) so I looked it up and it was her AND she is the owner. It makes a lot more sense now; the attitude and culture of any business works from the top down. With her in charge, no wonder these reviews have not resulted in any change.
Tu valoración: 2
San Francisco, CA
The customer service in this place is terrible. The clothes are pretty cute (I was visiting from California, so the trends are almost similar), but they were really expensive. However, I purchased a pair of crochet Toms that I had been looking all over for the internet for more than a year, so I had to buy them. However, when I went to the register to ask for the size I needed, the girl interrupted me halfway through and said, «I advise getting a half size smaller than normal, they stretch.» Didn’t think much of it, said okay and told her my size. Then when she returned with the box, I politely said «thank you» as she literally threw the box on the bench. Rude! Either way, the girl who actually rang me up was a bit nicer, but I don’t see myself going into this store next time I visit.
Tu valoración: 4
Fort Collins, CO
i always stop by savvy when i’m in boulder. they have clothes both me and they boyfriend like. and they have SO many TOMS. they also have pura vida bracelets. big fan of those too.
personally i am a huge fan of not being bothered when i shop so i love that they girls working there always leave you alone. but i can see why some don’t like that.
Tu valoración: 3
Boulder, CO
This is a cute store but really really overpriced! The shoes however are great! Their sales staff however could use some work since they don’t greet anyone when they walk in! The location is superb and I liked most of their products but the pricing needs to be changed!
Tu valoración: 1
Denver, CO
My fiancée saw this shop while we were in town and she grew excited as we approached the door. However, once we entered the shop, no one greeted us or acknowledged that we were there. One lady stood at the far end of the shop folding clothes and moving things around. I didn’t realize she was an employee until she went behind the counter.
This is a very quaint shop. If someone was anywhere towards the front of the store and even displayed a smile, I’m sure they would get more business. I noticed many small placards around the store saying «locally owned and operated.» If you guys are indeed locally owned and operated, wouldn’t you be inclined to help people as they came in?
I don’t understand how these people stay in business. We got one mean laser stare from the brunnett supposedly working and that was it. I seriously doubt I’ll be back and hope for the best but I really don’t see a bright future for this shop.
Tu valoración: 1
Longmont, CO
I went here because this store sold a brand that I had been looking for. There were two girls working at the time and one was very kindand said «hello» and asked if I needed any help, the other girl (Erica) did not even say hello to me. Erica also rang me up, I had asked her a question and her response included laughing in my face and making me feel like I asked an extremely stupid question. I myself work in retail and have worked with several managers and a few which had complaints on them. They all handled them cordially and were very apologetic to the customer however, when I called Erica about she was very defensive and was just ready to make up excuse after excuse after excuse.
Just a hint Erica if you want your business to survive learn to apologize.
Tu valoración: 2
Denver, CO
My girlfriend likes the Savvy, I suppose because it specializes in cute clothes. The first time I went in, it was just opening, and had some decent looking stuff.
However, the second time I went in here, the first thing I saw was a picture of Jessica Alba showing that she was wearing such and such an outfit, which they then had on display; ripping of celebrity clothing? I then looked around and noticed the crowd: sorostitues and trust-​fund chumps. Too bad… the clothes just got a little too trendy to be cool anymore.
Ouch. I promptly ran for the door as fast as my legs would run.
Tu valoración: 3
Boulder, CO
This funky little shop looks like it would be more at home on a sandy boardwalk in Southern California. Geared towards the mussed-​up, landlocked surfers of Colorado, this is where to load up on nouveau-​retro tees, flip flops and other assorted beach gear.
It’s not my style, but it’s a nice shop.