Forever 21

I like this Forever 21, it’s not like American, but I bought beanie for 2 € and backpack for 20 €, and I think you can find there something interesting any time. Everybody was nice to me, so I will back there

I am a fan of their accessories which can vay from being cheap to overpriced. However I rarely have interest in their clothes. A lot of people seem to get it wrong and blame the sizing on Americans. The store is from Korea! They have Asian sizing which is why it can seem small to us. I’ve been to this store a couple of times and I’ve never seen anything in terms of clothes I’d actually buy. It is a well laid out store and very large. I hope to go back and have another gander at the accessories.

If you’ve read any of my other clothing store reviews you’ll probably know by now I’m not a very fashionable sort! I tend to wear what suits me & what I’m comfortable in which unfortunately leaves me out in the dark as far as certain shops go depending on the fashion at the time.
For moths now I thought Forever 21 was one of these shops! I’ve walked through the ground floor so many times with all their crazy coloured & patterned clothes assaulting my eyes as I went & more often than not I’ve just continued past it & went to one of the stores I was more famililar with. Until this weekend. I finally decided to spend the time having a look around the other floors & I was pleasantly surprised! Not only were there some clothes I could see myself wearing, but there were also some very resaonably priced sports clothes too (which I always have a hard time paying for becuase they’re just so damn expensive!)
Anyway, overall I was impressed & I will definitely now consider giving it another go… Maybe I just need to learn to branch out more!

It should have been a 3.5* because it is a bit better than OK but it is not that amazing. I love the style of the clothing but what I hate is their small sizes, as I am on the bottom bigger than a Large I can not fit into their dresses, skirts or pants which I love about their clothing. But I can fit into their shirts, tops and cardigans.
The staff is there but they never offer any help which is not great. I like it when they at least offer you help when you enter a store and then it is my choice if I want the help or not.
I like their jewelry for the most part but their shoes not so much. You would think that they would have enough money to come up with better quality and ideas for shoes.
The store is very well organized and it is very easy to find the things that you need or even the section with the style of clothing of your choice. I like the way it is organized.

The problem with Forever 21 is that it has an American mentality when it comes to sizes. I recently went there to hunt for some new jeans, but all I could find with sizes 4 and 6, then a gap up to one size 16, which looked like a 12. They do have some great bargains though, especially for work clothes, but I have heard that most clothes don’t pass the wear and tear test.
As for tops etc, I’m 21 and I would be hard pushed to wear some of their clothes. The colours just seem so abrasive and it’s hard to get any basic mute colours. Having said that there are three floors so you will find something cool if your ready to push through throngs of women. Not a fan though

If Forever 21 was anything other than a shop, it would be a rainbow.
No matter what entrance you walk in, you are completely consumed with colour. Pink to the left, bright green to the right and a shimmering skirt dead centre — it’s a raver’s dream.
A high street stockist for someone who loves wearing bright blue skinny jeans, it’s a shop that’s full of fun and reasonably priced. Loud, lurid and a bit mad, it’s like H&M married the 90s and Forever 21 was their baby.
Massive, well stocked and cheaper than most, there will more than likely be something to suit most who come through its doors — and will be especially esteemed by people who love eye catching clothing. Not so much into this place now that I’m well over 21, but when I was 18 I would’ve loved it!

I always have the urge to go into Forever 21 when I’m in town. But I often find myself coming out with nothing, or if I do come out with something it never usually lasts long. Their stuff is cheap but there is a reason for that. When I first went here, I thought it was heaven and bought a really nice black dress from here as well as a skirt, shorts and some necklaces. The prices are great, perfect if you’re bargain hunting. However, the quality really isn’t. Fake silver necklaces I have bought here have turned bronze way too quickly and dresses have become frayed when I’ve barely ever worn them. I think in general it’s a good store and it has everything you could ask for, but personally for me I prefer to buy better quality clothing. As the old saying goes, ‘you get what you pay for!’

Yeah its bright and shiny, but I just can’t forgive them for the fact that their plus size range seems to be from a size 14 to 18… which is just like normal size, right?
And its full of these young people … and its loud with harsh lighting
oh god I feel old!

I am a fan of Forever 21. There is just nothing better than inexpensive, fashionable clothes in copious quantities for a girl like me. F21 is a regular stop for me on my ‘shopping loop’ through my favorite corner of the Mall of America. Now that I do not have the ginormous MOA for my shopping adventures, I am beginning to realize the true glory of the monster I had come to know as my closest shopping mall.
I was rather excited for the new F21 at Jervis Centre. Being a whole 5 minute walk away, I thought I’d have a place nearby to feed my addiction and get my fix. Unfortunately this Forever 21 doesn’t live up to my expectations in two important ways.
Price: Things seem outrageously expensive since in my mind F21 is supposed to be dirt cheap. Some things aren’t the greatest of quality but that’s to be expected. There should be nothing over € 25 in the entire store… and yet this seems to be the base price for even a tissue-​thin long-​sleeve shirt. What the what? I bought a really warm, high-​quality pleather bomber jacket at the one in Minnesota for $ 20. That’s about € 15 converted so you can understand my point.
Fashion: I normally think of F21 as a place to get designer knock-​offs, fun prints, cute collars, party dresses, and generally unique pieces at a fraction of the price of similar-​looking pieces found at expensive department stores and boutiques. A Marc Jacobs knock-​off clutch bag for only $ 10 or a Phillip Lim 3.1 knock-​off party dress for $ 20. Instead, this one seems to be full of plain sweaters, simple skirts, and boring basics. Is it just me or does every rack look the same? Bleh.
Here’s hoping they shape things up when Spring rolls around and they feel a little more comfortable in the neighborhood.

I feel a bit sorry for the staff here. It is fairly «every person for themselves-​primal instinct» vibe, especially in the jewellery section. I got nudged off two rings and squeezed out of a mirror.
What of this department store that was launched amid hype and anticipation? I’d never heard of it before (proving my lack of fashion consciousness) but I took a look to find out what all the excitement was about. It is like a H&M and New Look type store, over 3 floors, that made minimal sense to me. Lots of shiny and sparkly clothes but there are lots of them and you would really need a sense of what you want when you come in here. Judging from all the distinctive yellow «Forever 21» bags around town, there are several people who know exactly what they want!
No doubting they have a bit of everything; day, office, night, sleep, under, over, men’s, women’s, childrens, foot-​wear for every wear and the prices are nice and reasonable.
This shop is extensive. I will have to come back here another day and give it another go.