Sunset Clothing Co - Miami Beach (FL)

1 /5 S NYC: Paying far beyond retail for the convenience of a neighborhood store, is ok. But when you buy a pair of jeans for 300-400 dollars, I expect some courtesy and service. The man who sold me these jeans stated while measuring me that he would leave them long to accommodate for shrinking. He did not. Not only did he cut the legs too short, but two obviously different lengths. The pants are unwearable and instead of at least offering some solution, (Im a reasonable man) I was told that the only thing they would do is cut the longer leg to match the shorter. Zero accountability for poor tailoring on his part. I would never go back and will certainly tell my friends, family and neighbors to avoid this store as well. At least an attempt to remedy the situation would have been appreciated. Take your business elsewhere.

5 /5 Joana Guimaraes-Byrom: In my opinion, its the best clothing store in Miami Beach! I love the vibe there; the owner appears from behind piles of jeans and beautiful clothes in pastel shades, smiling, and the salespeople are super friendly and not at all pushy (I avoid pushy salespeople/stores). The style is my absolute favorite: casually chic, elegant, discreet and the quality is incredible! Its a must-visit store for my mother whenever she comes from Rio de Janeiro to visit me. Shopping at Sunset Co is a family affair! :)

5 /5 Robert Antich: Love the Edwins jeans I got here. They have some stretch yet are 100% cotton. Thnx

1 /5 juliana antunez: Unwelcome and Rude Customer Service, I stopped to buy a present , I was totally ignored , a head to toe look, from the sales person , continued attending very nice and polite to the other costumer, I took the product and let her know I was ready to pay , asked me if I needed a bag, I replied it was a gift , she proceed to grab a wrinkled tissue paper from a return box she has next to the cashier wrap my gift in very rude way and put in a bag, like it was giving something for free, very nice variety of really good brands of clothes but if you don’t fix South Beach Stereotype , don’t expect to have a welcoming and nice experience at this Store. I will never ever been stoping by.

1 /5 Andrea Goldbaum: If you’re bigger than a 29 don’t bother. Shop girl glanced at us and decided we were not worth her time. Soft t-shirts but overpriced. Cloud walk shoes for men and women. Men’s bathing suits for the man in your life who wants to spend over $150 on some swim trunks. Now the owner asserts that the demographics of the area dictate clothing sizes. Based on the most recent census the median age of south beach residents is 61, with 30% of people being over 40, and 43.5% over 65. Median income is less than 180k for a family of two. Miami Dade county has a rate of obesity and overweight of 67.4%. The average waist size for an American woman is 38.5”. So no you do not cater to the local demographic- you encourage body shaming, diet culture, and eating disorders with your store and the way they treat customers. And don’t treat people like they’re stupid it will only bounce back