August 2023 by Cyrus
Friendly and relaxed atmosphere. Great customer service too especially by the manager.
August 2023 by FS
Friendly and relaxed atmosphere. Great customer service too especially by the manager.
February 2023 by Rufus Williams
Manager Rhian (forgive any misspelling) couldn?t have been kinder or more welcoming, helping with a gift card issue and presiding over our nine year old sons first Reiss purchase ?
July 2021 by John Latta
Not cheap but really good quality clothing. Service 1st rate. Everything you need from casual wear to suits though not so good when it comes to shoes. I have been shopping with this company for a few years.
May 2019 by Fergie Tomlinson
Great place
December 2018 by June Wood
Staff very friendly and most helpful . Success tried on 1 dress and bought it ...Perfect. Prosecco to top it off .
May 2018 by A Ferrari
One of the most professional clothing establishments in glasgow, the service they provide is impeccable from entering the shop to leaving, all staff are most gracious and cater to your every need,they only sell the finest tailor-made products, for their clients and there is no other clothes boutique that offers the whole package when it comes to shopping for something to wear...love it its a cut above the rest,Great manageress! With such a beautifully helpful manner who makes you feel so at ease & welcome with the most amazing attention to detail, Great manager who is so polite with amazing knowledge of the garments sold and their staff are always only too happy to help ....it makes it a total delight to be in the store, been shopping here since it opened and the quality of service has never changed, only the best service always.
Lived in L.A...for 2 years and the Reiss over there sold the same clothes but the service was not in the same league as the Glasgow branch.
June 2017 by Shifu Colins
Reiss is like most expensive fashion shops..!!
They are for Rich upper class pathetic weak minded individuals that are pretentious snobs and their prices are ridiculous as usual
So far this reason I will be giving it a
(1 star rating...!!)
Sincerely yours
Shifu Colins. MA PHD
A Chan Buddhist mystic and a religious and esoteric researcher and scholar and a internationally acclaimed lecturer and teacher...!!
April 2010 by S T.
I'm not really a designer type of girl. No, it's not because I'm 'an individual' or that I want to create my own style by customising everything I own with pins and sequins. It's because I'm skint. However, sometimes, an occasion arises when it's ok for you to spend £150 of your £200 wages in a month on a nice dress for a special occasion. My graduation prom last year was that occasion. And when I say £150 of my money, I really mean my Dad's. I was just browsing in town one day, not even intending to buy anything in particular, when I saw the one, strewn across the shop window in a glitter of gorgeousness. You know the feeling girls- it's the kind of moment when you see something in a shop window and your head literally stops as your feet keep moving. It's the kind of moment that makes you stop so abruptly that you cause a small pile up of pedestrians behind you. This was one of those moments. I entered the shop and was greeted by the shop assistant who had obviously seen me drooling down her shop window. She asked me if I needed assistance and without a breathe I asked for 'that' dress in my size. She was very nice and extremely helpful, getting the dress for me and assisting me in the changing rooms, whilst offering my mum a seat and chatting away to her too. I tried it on, and even with my windswept hair and minimal make up, it looked amazing! It was a coral coloured halter-neck which came just below the knee, emblazoned with tiny crystals which shimmered for just the right amount of bling. I had to have it! Taking it off, I gave it to the shop assistant and uttered those famous last words 'I'll take it'. For some reason, in my dress and sparkle filled brain, I had forgotten to check how much it was. Browsing the rest of the shop whilst the assistant wrapped the dress for me (and a very nice layout the rest of the shop has, clean, minimal and modern) the possibility of bankrupting my Dad crossed my mind. He went to pay for it, and we left the store. I later found out that it had cost £169, which was way over the budget my Dad had set! Still, he allowed me to have it and I wore it to my Grad ball. I loved wearing it so much, I've worn it to two weddings and a christening since. It still looks as good as new, and none of the gems have fallen off. It's timeless, and I think I'll wear it to a wedding this May too. Reiss is a shop where you buy classics; dresses or jackets which are timeless, an investment that won't break the bank, but will most definitely turn heads!
December 2009 by Adam B.
As labels go Reiss is one of the more understated yet they remain highly fashionable. Reiss like to keep it simple and stylish and this is their strong point; a recognised label with a strong appeal to anybody who has a keen taste for style. They remain one of the few brands to crack America and have recently opened their franchise up to ASOS. Within the UK they have stores on the ultra exclusive Multreese walk in Edinburgh and Terminal 5 at Heathrow airport. Their Glasgow store has been open long before these news additions. As a label they remain a key-stone to British fashion and this store is where you can experience Reiss for yourself.
April 2009 by Qype User (ginger?)
The ladieswear section is upstairs in this corner building situated on Queen Street and Royal Exchange Square. It is a really bright spacious ladies department which is really well merchandised. my only gripe (well 2) is the ever increasing emphasis on workwear and office type gear which lets face it is completly boring. The sizes tend to be really big made too which can be a pain although I hear they will soon be stocking size 4. So sometimes getting smaller sizes can be a bit nedle in a haystack although the staff will always try and order in when possible. On the other side is the eveningwear which is a bit expensive but generally the quality of the fabrics and attention to detail is great with lots of matchy-matchy accessory things if thats your bag. If only they would stock a wee bit more evening although I suspect they don't want to turn into another drab Karen Millen mother of the bride type place.
