Neiman Marcus Last Call Studio

They’re good for small items, like sunglasses and accessories; the clothing options are meh so I can’t say I’d shop there for clothes as they don’t bring anything worth spending my dollars for. Shoes are also on the meh side, seem a few seasons behind and not much options either.

we all know the type. the ones who know they need a dress for an event months in advance, but opt not to shop until a day before said event. yeah, that’s me. but luckily, neiman marcus last call exists. so whenever i am in a bind (ahem… more often than i’d like), this store saves me! given that most of my shopping occurs when i am at a point of desperation, i dont have time to compare inventories. so… again, thank goodness for neiman and their long hours and ability to keep me looking spiffy at last minute’s notice

I love Neiman Marcus last call. Actually I only give this store 2 stars because the online deals and inventory is so much better than what’s in this store.
In the store– the inventory rarely changes. I visit it monthly and become less and less impressed …
But you should check it out… only after going online …

Too small for a store, but good who lives near by. Well even its small they have a lot of choice of clothing. Shoes section was lil bit messy.

Popped in during my favorite shopping season, after Christmas. The deals were amazing. Missoni 50% off sale price?! Yes please. I don’t know if the deals are always this good but cashmere sweaters for 40 bucks makes my fancy but loves a bargain heart singggg.

People in Manhattan, this place is not that far. Its one stop away from FiDi.
And the store is literally next to the subway stop.
It was smaller than I expected. You have to take escalators to go up to the store. The clothes are organized by brands such as DVF, Theory, Vince etc. The clearance section is a huge mess, it feels like a messy TJMaxx so you need to sort through the clothes. Fitting rooms were fine.
On top of clothes, they sell Godiva, candles, accessories like scarves, bags and shoes. For the shoe section, there was a sign labelled Tory Burch but I didn’t see any Tory Burch shoes.
The cashiers seemed slow, or maybe I lucked out and were behind people returning a million items.

If I could have a do over I’d would of totally avoid this place for good!
OMG… this place sucks… With all of the great department stores and shops in New York City… don’t bother wasting your time in visiting this one… There isn’t much in here or much to choose from… so why bother…

As someone who’d previously bought clothing on the Last Call website, I was in shock when I saw this location in Brooklyn. When I had the opportunity I decided I had to check it out. To be honest, many of the merchandise here isn’t my taste or costs too much but I can always find that rare gem that is affordable as well as something in my style aesthetic. Definitely found that on this occasion. The staff was very friendly when I mentioned having been a customer on the website; I found out this location has only been around a short time so it’s not like I was missing out on it for years.
I wish they did more organizing by size than designer since I have trouble finding my size in things but it’s definitely clean, airy and well organized here. I also like that here I can try stuff on & see if it would fit me or how it looks on me vs. having to rely on blind faith via the website.

When I arrived the staff was in a group huddle at counter laughing loudly. No one dared to say hello, welcome to the store, or may I help you. Not a word.
So I wandered. As I wandered from rack to rack I was very impressed by the accessories, wonderful selection of necklaces, earrings, scarves, hand bags, and the home goods including candles, however I have found many of the same items at TJ Maxx.
The selections of shoes were limited, the sizes were very very small size 5 or 6 or size 11 or 12 nothing in between for the average sizes, but the selection was decent but no bells and whistles.
The layout is nice, well lit and organized. The displays are colorful, stylish, and well put together. This store is conveniently located in busy down town Brooklyn on Court Street across the street from Starbucks near all mass transit.
I’m not impressed, this is Neiman Marcus Last Call I was looking to be «wowed». Not so much.

A few friends and I stopped in this Neiman Marcus Last Call Studio before getting on the subway to go back into the city.
the store is extremely clean and well-​organized, and the staff is friendly and attentive.
My 2-​star review does not reflect the staff or physical store itself, but rather the merchandise.
I understand this is an outlet store, but Neiman Marcus should do a better job updating the inventory and making out of reach expensive items a little more reasonably priced, especially when they are as old as 10 seasons prior.
The shoe selection was very small, and only had the Neiman Marcus brand which was outrageously overpriced for being knock-​off styles of popular trends.
I was also extremely underwhelmed by the accessory, jewelry, and sunglasses departments.
Neiman Marcus Last Call Studio should take a lesson from Nordstrom Rack in adapting their store to better merchandise and reasonable prices!

I love the layout of the store, and based on organization, this location would have five stars hands down.
Needless to say, this is the store of NO. It is very rare that a floor associate will ask you if you need any help. Yesterday evening, it was the first time someone approached me and said. «Did you find what you were looking for?» I stopped, and it wasn’t a helpful comment, it sounded as if she was saying, «we are closing soon, why are you still shopping around?» I was so taken back, I asked if they were closing soon. In the end, she went and grabbed a bunch of items from the back in hopes she could help me find something I loved.
When it was time to pay, it was 8pm, I was exhausted after a long work day, and vigorous workout at the gym. It was also raining, but I found an item I really liked so it added a ray of sunshine on such a gloomy Tuesday.
I was told by the other associate that a person at the register could look into their system to see if they had any more of my item in stock in the store. I was given a huge attitude, and NO. Every question I asked was a harsh, NO.
Cashiers tend to be spacey (I had another item on the table and she didn’t even see it until I mentioned it). When I left, I beeped (the woman that checked my bag was VERY KIND I wish I got her name). My cashier didn’t even remove the plastic security scanner (imagine if I left anyway and went home). I only purchased TWO small items.
Overall, Not a place to go if you need help. However, it can be great if you like to be LEFT ALONE in a store. Prices are either crazy, or decent. I have been to other locations where I find far better deals for the same item.

This store is a pleasure to shop in. It’s super convenient to all Brooklyn trains, and the staff is attentive, helpful, and courteous.
The clothing is all impeccably arranged and displayed by brand names. There are mny excellent brands featured. There was a lot of very beautiful pieces, gorgeous fabrics and color combinations– a well edited collection. Whatever fault anyone has found with the clothing and selection available, compared to the past 3 decades, it is sadly a reflection of the state of clothing manufacturing in the US since 9/​11, which was the subject of a full cover story in the New York Times. Clothing manufacturers have increasingly relied on synthetic fabrics, and prices have all gone up.
Unless you are going to Barney’s, Bergdorf’s, or an upscale boutique such as Bird, most clothing sold these days is made from synthetics. We don’t have the range of natural fabrics that used to be available.
That being said, Neiman Marcus last call has excellent sales, and many beautiful finds.

I attended their opening night launch party and it was awesome. Got my pic taken upon arrival and was handed a glass of prosecco and some fancy horderves… the more I drank the more money I spent… I must say that the staff was very attentive…

Small but well organized, clean and modern. Staff are really friendly and helpful for the most part and you can find good stuff. Prices could be lower on shoes and clothes, yes, but the discounts are not too bad and there are better brands than the tj Maxx and nordstrom rack nearby (though I haven’t seen Burberry here :(so please please get Burberry stuff) it’s also much cleaner than either.
I wish there was a larger section for men and men’s shoes and stuff too, and much less Michael Kors. That’s everywhere and it’s just eh.

It’s horrible. First of all you can’t find it. It is not on Joralemon Street. It is upstairs on Court Street, there is no sign unless you look up. I spent twenty minutes marching up and down Court Street and Fulton Street in the rain. Finally I found 210 Joralemon but it was a government building a guard told me where it was. Once you get there it is small. 80 Percent strange clothing no one would wear at higher prices than Century 21 or TJ Max. This is not the same merchandise that Neiman carries at either its Last Call or its regular stores. Go to the ones in the suburbs.

I visited the soft opening at a party sponsored by Brooklyn Mag last night.
The latest in the gentrification wave to hit the Court Street Downtown Brooklyn corridor, the store has as its neighbors, Sephora, a Yogaworks, and a candy store.
It’s clean, modern and well lit, but generally uninspired. A step up from a TJ MAxx and more like the nearby Nordstrom rack.
The store is divided up into 70 percent for women including shoes and accessories, 25 percent for men, and 5 percent for other (homegoods, consummables) I guess they know who’s going to be spending money here. It’s the upwardly mobile 20’s to mid’s 40’s young professional lady who lives in nearby Brooklyn Heights, Cobble Hill, or Downtown Brooklyn.
I felt the offerings were mediocre — Prices comparable to Gilt Groupe, and all very safe (boring) names and designers with a few seasons’ old merch. Helmut Lang, Vakko, BCBG, Lamb, Stuart Weitzman, 7 for all mankind, Michael Kors, Romeo and Juliet couture, Ugg, with M. Missoni and Mcq by Mcqueen as the most interesting. Nothing wowed me, but then again, I was looking for the really high end or unique stuff that we wouldn’t normally see in Downtown Brooklyn. My god, there is plenty of Michael Kors to be had already in Macy’s, Nordstrom Rack, or even the TJ Maxx nearby.
Overall, I’m slightly disappointed. The wins here would be the homegoods (candles and diffusers) and the NM cookies and dessert tins that would make perfect gifts. These would be the only reason for me to come back

Fabulous sneak preview party; full review forthcoming.