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About the Alo
Alo is a trendy clothing store located at 96 Spring Street in New York City. This fashionable boutique offers a wide selection of stylish and high-quality clothing for both men and women. From casual everyday wear to elegant evening attire, Alo has something for every fashion-forward individual. Visit us today to find the perfect pieces to elevate your wardrobe and express your unique style.
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96 Spring St, New York, NY 10012, United States
Opening hours of Alo
Monday:
10:00 - 20:00
Tuesday:
10:00 - 20:00
Wednesday:
10:00 - 20:00
Thursday:
10:00 - 20:00
Friday:
10:00 - 20:00
Saturday:
10:00 - 20:00
Sunday:
11:00 - 20:00
Reviews of Alo
"Inbox abuse To say alo leaves you feeling at one with Air, Land and Ocean is, perhaps, the over statement of the century. I ordered one hoodie from this company for the grand total of $139 (Not cheap by any standard). So you can only imagine my horror when I found the item to be both cheaply decorated and made from low grade materials. The hoodie is decorated with a flimsy plastic alo logo, which threatens to fall off after more than one trip in the washing machine - while the material does not feel dissimilar to the sort of hoodie you might buy in Primark. I returned the item to the store immediately, realizing I had been hoodwinked by American marketing. Fast-forward to two weeks into that return... Has alo given me back my money? No. But have they emailed me? Yes. And 15 times to be exact. They are bombarding my inbox in a way not dissimilar to how the Israelis are mercilessly pounding Gaza. The emails are also repeatedly non-sensical, with titles such as 'this hoodie is lovely' and 'order now to get something before Christmas'. Perish the thought of one using an emoji. I would say it might be an idea for the over-budgeted email department to talk to the sales team, which would reveal I have purchased exactly one hoodie from alo before quickly returning it. Not the best bet for sales. The only thing alo has brought me is annoyance, poverty and heightened cortisol levels - something that I will now have to look to the real air, land and ocean to soothe"
"Staff are rude and dumb. I’ve never seen such incompetent people working the register at a retail job. A basic task of doing an “even exchange” was difficult for them. Waste of my time. Instead of being rude and giving attitudes, just remember..you’re the one still working a retail job. Do better!"
"I drove in as I no longer live in Manhattan. I ordered $800 worth of items but one of the pants run very long. I wanted to try in person a size small and possibly exchange it was in the high waist straight leg sweat pants . I asked a latin girl with long hair if they had the pants. Showed her the ones I wanted to exchange (the ones I bought) with the tags on etc. she claimed they didn’t have them sold out. Website said they had them in stock in every nyc location. She didn’t even look! I asked another young guy tall handsome nice. He also claimed they were out of stock. He at least tried to call a few stores but some didn’t answer etc. I decided to walk upstairs to see what else the store had. And what did I find near the women’s coats? The damn pants! Lots of them! If both people would’ve looked they would’ve seen the pants were in fact in stock.employees should know the stores inventory like the back of their hands. I’m not sure if I didn’t get full assistance because I’m not a 20yr old white girl but it is leaving me to wonder. I love the quality of the clothes but not sure I want to support a brand whose stores associates don’t go above n beyond to help patrons. The clothes r not cheap! Do better! Oh and the bathroom were filthy. My husband had to give me toilet paper from the men’s bathroom. I know the store is busy but it’s in soho and should really be kept to a high end standard."
"An experience that goes beyond the purchase. The kind attention and good vibes are in the air. There are two levels with the men's area on the top floor. On that upper floor is the yoga studio. On the ground floor are the yoga fashion for all women and living room sofas."
"A wonderful experience even if your not shopping for yoga wear. It was a must discover store in Soho visiting from Toronto. From the tome you enter the store you know this is a different type of shopping experience. There are two floors with the men’s area featured on a portion of the second floor. A quarter of the second floor is occupied by a yoga studio. The main floor is all woman’s yoga fashion with big comfy sofa’s to lounge if your not doing the shopping. The staff were helpful with the gals showing them the latest fashions to arrive on the store. There is an amazing snack bar which we discovered at the end of the experience at is at the same area as the cash out area. I would have liked to have heard about it earlier so could have parked myself there to enjoy an espresso and a healthy treat. If your in Soho and comfy yoga fashion is your goto then you won’t want to miss this store."
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