AllSaints

When it comes to my leather, I spare no expense. I absolutely love leather and AllSaints gets it right EVERY SEASON!
I’ve had the pleasure of purchasing their leather pants, skirts, shirts, bags, coats and jackets. All are extremely well made and have worn awesomely over the years.
If they don’t have it in store you can order right there in-​store on the iPad and it’ll be shipped to your door. There’s also AllSaints Archive which offers great sale merchandise.
Thank me later.

Horrible return policy, don’t shop here ever. People have no idea what customer service means.

The brand is just amazing I use to buy clothes in london from them most of the times.
In Miami the staff, if you ask them for any help they tend to have an attitude of making huge effort to help you, which turn the shopping experience to the end in an heart bit, and you just wish to leave.

Bought my first leather jacket here a few years back and it has aged perfectly. The prices are high on regular clothes but once it is sales season, everything is worth it. Don’t even get me started on the décor and ambiance because I love it and basically want to move in one of the dressing rooms. The staff is goodlooking and has that «laid back chic i am totally prettier than you» look but they don’t have that attitude. Also dont feel bad if your usual size is a 6 and there you are a 12. If you cry because you don’t fit in a size two do not come because the 2 is a 00 and the 10 is 4. I am a medium but my leather jacket is a 14.

This place made me sad
The music was depressing, some relentless keening that Dead Can Dance did better years ago
The clothes made me sad, very stylish, very chic but there was no joy in them. Clothes should make you feel good.
And come on, distressed jean jackets?
Seeing the vintage sewing machines made me that all of these overpriced items were made in some sort of Dickensian sweat shop.
Maybe I’m just out of it, but I saw nothing new and nothing interesting here

My absolute favorite store! It’s rare to find an All Saints store and it’s great that there are two locations in Miami. I adore the clothes and love the service. All of the sales representatives are very friendly and Mike from the Aventura location was a tremendous help! I highly recommend going to him for styling advice. Love this store!

I love this store! Beautiful and perfectly cut, printed jeans lovely tops, not to mentions the leather jackets and the dresses and the chunky jewelry. If your style is darkly chic and industrially edgy, AllSaints is the place for you.

The store is beautiful. The clothes are absolutely gorgeous. So what’s with the one star? It’s a short & simple explanation. Out of curiosity, my boyfriend & I decided to look at the interior tags to see where the clothes were made. I saw a very pretty grey dress & went searching for the interior tag. What I saw shocked me… sort of.
Price tag: $ 275
Material: 100% polyester!
Made: In China!!!
I can get the same exact quality at Forever 21 for $ 15. Made in China?! Gee, I wonder what that means? How much do those workers get paid to make polyester clothes that get jacked up in price about 1000%. I’m sick of seeing companies do this. It’s as if there is no such way to buy ethically anymore. I saw a high end dress in Neiman Marcus that was also manufactured in China. It was a very high end Italian brand. You’d think they’d make their product in Italy, but no. I’m sorry but I will never buy a single thing at AllSaints. Anyone who does… well to quote P. T Barnum «There’s a sucker born every minute.»

I find AllSaints to be ridiculously expensive for a British High Street retailer in South Beach. For one, their aiming towards a progressive/​industrial clientele, and let’s be honest, that’s a rarity in South Florida.
I know, as well as the next guy that there’s a scarcity of progressive fashion-​forward individuals in South Florida, let alone South Beach. Don’t believe me? Walk around Lincoln road and you’ll see what I’m talking about — bright, coloured clothing; sometimes even glittered t-​shirts — heading towards Score?
Not a very industrial crowd, right?
There’s also a strange tackiness side to AllSaints. I’m not sure if it’s the same in NYC (probably not), but there’s always a huge sale, like 50% off everything.
But this is never true, they don’t deduct from the price tag, so that t-​shirt is still going to run you $ 100.
A $ 100 t-​shirt that’s made out of wool — in South Beach?
I’m already sweating…

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If you don’t… That means you don’t like me either.

If I could give this store 6 stars I would!
In the abyss of stores on lincoln road that only sell tight sparkly club wear and acrylic platform heels, All Saints stands out to those of us who don’t pay our bills with nudity.
The clothes are well made with beautiful prints and fabrics constructed in a London chic vibe.
I walked in and the sales guy (Tony?, i forget) was really friendly and helpful. The sizing are UK sizes so he was quick to explain that to me before I started shopping around. He was very knowledgeable about the line and was able to recommend things based on what he saw I liked.
The price is reasonable for the high quality silks and leathers.
I was pleased to be rung up the by the manager, who was super cute and friendly, even though i wasn’t spending tons of money (for now at least).
All in all an awesome shopping experience. I’m looking forward to earning a ton of frequent flyer miles here!

Although this is not my style at all and everything is ridiculously overpriced, All Saints is one of the nicest clothing stores I’ve been to. They definitely concentrated on decorating the store from top to bottom.
Their style is kind of preppy gothic, which is completely unique, in my opinion. Even if this isn’t your style, make sure to stop by and check out the store!

I love the overall aesthetic of the store, but everything is ridiculously overpriced!
I was checking out the men’s section for my boyfriend and it is full of what I imagine the poor, tragic characters in a Charles Dickens novel would wear. Maybe their muse is Oliver Twist or maybe they’re going for «Chimney Sweep Chic.»
Everything was worn, scuffed, torn or wrinkled. I was wondering why they would leave of their mannequins outside but then I realized it was actually just some homeless dude.

Very lovely store!
Kind of expensive, but amazing quality and will make you stand out from the crowd in a good way. The highlight of my MIA trips has been visits to this store, and my purchases. :)

Very nice store! They do not follow any trend. They are the trend, the décor is second to none and the attentions are outstanding! I like to stop by every time I’m in the area! I got my self a pair of boots a leather messenger bag an d super cool jeans. Very happy with my purchase! Highly highly recomended:-)
Pier

I came across this incredible store last month in Miami. I think it was the massive old metal sewing machine design that initially caught my eye and seeing a store name I did not recognize drew me in. I talked with the staff for a bit and, in a tradition with G-​star Raw, this is a very popular Euro brand that is slowly making its way into the US market. Their clothes have such a unique twist to them– a casual shirt that partly morphs into a thin hoodie for example, things I haven’t seen at a lot of other stores but all look really good. The staff was also extremely amiable and helpful. I may be going back to MIami in the coming months and know where I will be doing some more shopping!

I am not a shopper, in fact my attention span while shopping is less than 10 seconds, I grab stuff from the rack and decide immediately whether I buy or not and usually I end up walking around with it for a few minutes and putting it back.
This place keeps me inside, not only for their décor, feel and overall flow, but in a world where obnoxious music is the norm, these guys got it right — excellent music to keep you engaged and some wonderful pieces of clothing to add to my wardrobe.
Great style and flawless quality.

Modern, urban femininity is a powerful yet difficult aesthetic to capture. The cliché saying goes the magic is in the details and true to form at All Saints it is. The clothes are of a darker color palette and overall the entire collection and store offer more of a noir sensibility. This leads to well-​placed buckles, zippers, weaving, detailing, and a more grown up, more sultry take on tailoring. This line is restrained, it’s well thought out and positioned to be useful. There are traces of menswear which adds to a classic, timeless appeal.
If you’re familiar with British designer Phoebe Philo now at Celine and her classic and practical appeal then you’d see some similarities here in silhouettes and overall aesthetic. Take a cocktail dress that offers a neutral tone and an almost Zen minimalism and frames the body perfectly, the asymetrical, dark peasant blouse, the leather vest with buckels down the front, the dark jeans, the woven high-​heeled sandals, take it all and you’ve got a wardrobe that takes a woman from casual business chic to cocktails and a late-​night lounge. All the time looking refreshingly dark and confident.

My mom struts around in her Tory Burch heels, her Gucci purse flung over her shoulder and asks, «are you going to change before we leave?» She’s looking directly at the black and blue plaid Converse on my feet, and the now loose «skinny jeans» hugging my legs. There are certain sacrifices I’ll make for my mom that I won’t make for any other. So I kick off my Cons and throw on a pair of flats — that’s as close as I’m getting to changing I think to myself.
As I stand there, she gives me the nod of approval and off we go dinner — to South Beach where all things are beautiful. «There’s a store I want to take you to, I think you’ll really like it.» In the early years, this used to mean stores that sold high-​fashion goods, stores that sold mini-​skirts, stilettos, and frilly things. I hated them, I hated their eye-​rolling salesgirls, I hated their intensely lit dressing rooms. It just wasn’t me.
Then, when I was about 15, my mom went on a business trip to somewhere and came back with a little trinket for me. The box read Urban Outfitters. I’d never heard of it, but when I opened the box to find this dog chain looking necklace (it was cool then), I knew my mom had nailed it. «This is a new store and they’re opening more around the country, it’s just your speed.» Fast forward years later and it’s safe to say my mom caught on early.
The same thing happened with Diesel. Around the same time as Urban, she said, «you’re really going to like this store — it’s for hungry models who like to dress like boys.» She nailed it. I was no hungry model, but the dressing like a boy part — I liked that.
So, I was hopeful last night. Could this new store be what Urban Outfitters and Diesel were for me years ago?
As we walked in, installations of antique Singer sewing machines acted as dividers between the first and second floors. I might have done one of these upon entering: =)~~
That’s drool.
The place was completely devoid of floral patterns and bright colors. Imagine Diesel meets H&M. Mom was right — this was just my speed. And of course, because at the root of it, she’s still a fancy lady, she had already arranged for her own salesboy. Even though mom’s a high fashion lady, I love that she gets me — no matter how many pairs of Converse we had to go through together.

I am in fashion lust. Total fashion lust. This store looked into my soul and spit out fashion accordingly.
«Honey… these coats look like your designs» my hubby said. He was totally right, if I had a store this would be exactly what I would be designing (I studied Fashion in another lifetime). I have a huge fetish for black, grey, for striking military coats, for scuffy leather boots and chunky jewelry. They had it all.
No one seemed to mind me taking the amazing wool coats and turning the lining out and looking at construction, and man they are worth the $ 400 price tag. Well made solid construction.
The place was packed with people but the edgy punk girl (man if I were 20 years younger I would look just like her) who was working there was incredibly helpful and was all smiles.
They had the coolest music pumping through the store, and la pièce de résistance? My other obsession — antique sewing machines and industrial furniture everywhere. I want to live here please.
Forever.