Zebraclub — Local services in Seattle

I have literally spent hundreds of dollars here, simply because I like their selection of Obey products. Every single time I come in though, my boyfriend and I are treated like they think we are homeless scum. I am followed around as if I am going to steal something and asked over 5 times if I needed help even though every time I said no thank you. This last time I went in I asked to buy a reusable bag. I had purchased one before for .50 cents with the clothes I bought. This time they told me it would be 3 dollars unless I bought something. I told them "okay, ill go ahead and buy a bracelette. " the cashier literally sighed and told me the price with a scoff and attitude as if I couldn't afford it. I think the employees really need to check their attitude and treat their customers with respect. For the amount of money I have spent here, I really think its the least I could ask...

My husband and I have shopped here before and I’ve liked the things I bought but today I left empty handed. I found a shirt I liked and was continuing to browse when I noticed the woman who works there or maybe owns it standing around not even pretending to work, just following me. This went on throughout the store until I couldn’t take it anymore. Every single item I saw had an anti-theft tag on it but she made me so uncomfortable that I put the shirt back and left. My husband said that I should say something so I went back in and told her that it was really uncomfortable to have her shadow me, not even asking if I need help, just making sure I didn’t steal anything and she said, “So?” So, I won’t be back. It’s too bad, we both like their clothes. I’m sorry if they have a lot of theft but that...

First time visitor, with wife and friend. Small store, music was pleasantly upbeat, generally good atmosphere. They have a small selection: wife and buddy were done browsing the store in 3 minutes. No complaints there.

However, lady in store was rude for no reason. I'm looking at these shirts priced at $125. Upon asking, she tells me it's because they're produced by some local (obscure) designer. I proceed to tell her that I still think it doesn't justify the price tag, because it's not even made of expensive materials. She just walks away as I'm sharing my thoughts as a potential customer.

Needless to say, I walked out empty-handed with a sour taste in my mouth. No reason to come back mainly because of this poor experience (as well as the limited selection). Whatever happened to listening to...