Hugo Boss

Cozy Store! The associates were very friendly and offered to assist us. The store is warm and has a variety of stuff for both men and women!

Love the stuff they have here. Great selection!
Excellent customer service! The staff here were very polite, friendly, knowledgeable, & helpful,
Free tailoring!
If you love Hugo Boss stuff or just looking for something nice to wear, definitely worth stopping by here.

Outstanding store. My husband and I had been wandering all over Soho shopping on a short getaway vacation. We popped into Hugo Boss to see if my husband liked anything. Jeffrey approached us and jumped on it. He was fantastic and coaxing my husband into some great clothes worked with us for a long time. I wanted to try on women’s clothes but my husband wanted me to give him advice, and I was too tired to walk back and forth so Jeffrey arranged a room for us both to try on clothes. He ran to look for the exact shoes I thought my husband should buy. When we started running late for our plane, and the tailor had not returned (free tailoring!) Jeffrey pinned the clothes themselves (they arrived already — perfect!). Then when we left it was raining and he ran up and down the street in the rain working to get us a cab. Really — is this New York or Disneyland??? I can’t say enough about Jeffrey and the Soho Boss — it will be on our regular NY shopping plan from now on!

This spot has a huge variety of trendy cut pants. The service is also impeccable.

i’ve here at least a dozen times.
big store, high ceilings.
excellent customer service.
all sales persons are courteous, not pushy at all, & dressed like something out of a magazine.
great selection of attire & accessories.
most of the time has my size.
free tailoring.
always leave this store poorer, but looking dapper as a motherfucker.
always a pleasant experience shopping here.

Was pleasantly surprised. I usually don’t like Hugo Boss stores, I only went in because I saw a jacket in the window that I really liked and have been looking for a jacket of that type for a long time. Staff was helpful and friendly — turns out the one in the window was the only one they had. It only took them a few minutes to find that out and take it down for me to try on.
As others have mentioned the store is small with limited selection, but I thought the stuff they had was good. Also I am a very small guy so it’s hard to find off-​the-​rack clothes that fit but I was able to here, so that’s a big bonus to someone like me.

Great experience.
The hubs is difficult to shop for. Not only that, but difficult to shop for EVEN WHEN HE TAKES THE TIME TO TRY ON CLOTHES IN SHOPS. What do I mean?
I mean, something will fit okay in the store, but when he gets home it just fits, well, different. And apparently, irritating. So, even when something is tried on in-​store, it doesn’t mean it is going to work for him.
Enter Hugo Boss. One of the few designers that actually works for the hubs on a regular basis (jumping for joy here, can you see it?). We encountered Isaac on our initial visit here and he was infinitely patient while we searched for a sport coat.
We found one that worked, and went with it. The sleeves needed to be shortened slightly, so we paid and arranged for a good time to come back and pick up the coat.
Fast-​forward to Tuesday, and we are there to pick up the coat. It is Isaac’s day off, but we were greeted warmly by another woman and helped immediately.
Great service all around, and I would highly recommend heading for Hugo Boss if you have (or are) a gentleman who can be challenging to shop for.

I am always aimlessly wandering in some neighborhood killing time and went in. I have always been a fan of Hugo Boss since I am a big dude and the stuff fits right. There is not a point of ranting on about prices, because well it is obvious. Not terribly expensive, but pricey for those who do not know.
This store has a generous selection for the size of it. The woman that was helping me did such a fine job. Professional and fun. Cannot wait to stop back in.

I purchased some t-​shirts from Boss in Soho. At $ 85 each I do not think I am being unreasonable in asking Boss to put a label in that is not such dreadful quality that it irritates the wearer — if they spent an extra 10 cents the t-​shirts would be wearable.
I cut the labels out but will not buy these again.
I contacted Boss through their web site «Contact us» section. They did not give me the courtesy of an answer. So I wrote again and once more they did not respond.
Clearly Boss are only concerned about taking our money — so I will not buy anything from them again.

I am going to give Boss a 4 star.
I work in a field (Client services) where image and appearance is everything. I prefer shirts from Zegna, Thomas Pink and Gitman Brothers. To be honest, I never really walked into Boss store, even though I go to SoHo all the time. Yes, I realize that statement came off pretentious but this is NYC after all.
Anyway, I came in here to get a nice dress shirt and pants before a cocktail party. I came away impressed. I bought a white oxford with a pointed collar and a pair of tan chinos to match a Zegna jacket. The saleslady was incredibly helpful (Lisa, I believe) and she showed me some stuff from their spring selection that wasn’t in store yet.
This is a good store with helpful employees The prices are equivalent to other dress stores in SoHo, but the quality feels better. Yes, this isn’t a bespoke, but the quality is good for the price.

So I’m swimming like a fish in Soho. Just swimming because I like the atmosphere of Soho on a nice mild chilly day. Like a fish, I am swimming with all the other fishes but I decide to head down Greene Street where less of the other fishes swim. Around I see less of the branded hooks trying to lure me in. Except I discover the Hugo Boss hook, I didn’t know it was there. What made me bite in was not the mannequins in their smooth suits or stylish shoes. But I saw a sharp, black in chrome, leather duffel bag. The ones you see in movies where there’s bundles and bundles of cash in it, but smoother.
I’m a fan of Hugo Boss, I have a small collection in my closet and my main brand of cologne is also Hugo Boss. I like the way the brand makes me feel, so I go in just to check out what chef Hugo Boss can create of me: sushi or a fish taco.
I like the décor of the place. It’s simple and sleek. I been to the one on Prince Street (which has a different selection in style) and a few others including one in Europe. I think this one matches the style of Soho. The selection it carries is not that broad but has more to choose from than if you went to Bloomingdale’s. Each category of bottom wear to a nice dress shirt or jacket fits for a nice dinner or event. Is it worth the visit if you’re in the area and looking for a fashionable piece people can tell it’s good quality but doesn’t scream obnoxious. Yes, it’s Hugo Boss and it’s pricey and it’s from Soho!
The sales associates are pleasant, both had a good welcoming assistable character to them.

Super cute store, on the much quieter and less crowded Greene Street.
We were greeted promptly upon entering the store by both people working, and they were very very nice.
We were offered energy drinks or waters, and we each gladly took a water while we were shopping.
As we were trying on stuff the girl associate, who was absolutely adorable, was always offering suggestions and showing us stuff that was not on display to see if we were interested. She was very knowledgable about the clothes and very nice.
We left the store with two-​button down shirts and a nice pair of jeans and were very pleased the the selection and level of service. Will definitely visit on my next NYC trip.
For those looking for the cheaper (and notably larger) collection of Boss Black, that store is just a few streets over and has other things such as underwear and socks, leather goods, etc over there.

To quote another Unilocaler «AVOID. This is the worst Boss location I’ve had the misfortune of going to. I think you’d encounter more enthusiasm if you tried selling ice to Eskimos.»
The selection here is very limited and the employees are useless. They don’t offer to help you, they’re obnoxious and rude.
I would head over to Bloomingdales or Nordstroms instead.

It’s a small store but it’s got the basics of the fall collection including underwear and tees. Pricey but I’m told it’s better than what others expected.

This Hugo Red outpost in Soho is much smaller than the uptown locations but does have the full red, younger-​edgier-​Hugo Red line. I would say i love it, but you can totally find the same current season gear discounted at filenes basement, saks, etc. Nonetheless, there’s always that one piece, like last seasons gold loafers (they were siiiick) that sell out immediately or are Hugo store only pieces… worth checking out, once…