Supreme — Local services in Paris

Such a hype over absolutely nothing. a publicity stunt and nothing more. Hey! let's have people to wait for the privilege for buying clothes so that they will appreciate our brand?

We were visiting Paris when we came across 2 security guards in what appeared to be some sort of an underground exhibition. it was about noon. there were other people there waiting so we decided to come in. the security guards gave us a ticket that said 1800 so we realized we had to come back in 6 hours for the privilege to enter this mysterious place. I asked them if it costs money (did not know it was a clothing shop) and the security guard laughed. now I know why!

When we came back to the mysterious place we had to wait for about 40 minutes standing in a line to get inside. during that time we googled it and realized it was only a store (and rather small) but we were already there... the lobby had a wall full of paper pictures that showed a lot of imagery ranging from pornographic to horrific (there were people with kids in that line - this was so inappropriate for children but parents did not seem to pay attention)

Once passed the lobby we realized it was a very simple clothing store with really nothing special about it. some t-shirts, some pants, some jackets - nothing really that unique. we left after 5 minutes really embarrassed we had to waste our time with this.

People! Don't...

Welcome to Supreme! Prepare to overpay for average sportswear while being treated like dirt.

When you walk up, the bouncers will yell at you to tell you where you should stand in line. If you sit on the street to wait for someone in line, they will yell at you to move. In line they treat you like cattle, herding you from one segment of the line to the other.

Congratulations! You have waited one hour to enter the store. Do not take pictures of the inside or they will yell at you. FOR GODS SAKE DO NOT TOUCH ANYTHING THAT IS NOT ON A HANGER! You may think this is store where you can touch something that you want to buy (like most people are used to) but it is not! If you see something folded on a shelf or sitting on a shelf, it is a display. But they do not tell you this because it gives them another chance to yell at you. Not only will they yell at you but they will shame you, chastise you and demean you. Would you like something in another color or size perhaps? They will yell NO! at you. What is on the hangers is what they have. They do not restock during the day so your chances of getting the item you may want lessens as the day goes on.

Personally, I can put my money where my mouth is. I left with my money still...

I visited this store on 20th Feb and was excited to see, what my favourite brand had on to offer. As soon as I walked into the store I had a look on the display and picked up a T-shirt that I really enjoyed the look of. Within 5 seconds of me picking this up, a member of staff came and ripped it out of my hands and told me that I could not touch what I was holding at the time. I advised the member of staff that a “do not touch” sign should be in place, to prevent this from happening again. The member of staff then proceeded to make me feel intimidated by rushing me along and being persistent by asking me what “size I want”? This made me feel very uncomfortable and worthless. To top things off, I noticed the same member of staff proceed to clean the t-shirt thoroughly, like I was dirty and not worthy to touch this brand of clothing. This will be the last time I step foot in this store again and I can safely say that it has put me off Supreme if this is the way they treat...