Pseudio

Two things;
East Coast Lifestyle
Guess Jeans
My life is complete. And their sale days — so good! You know where to find me.

I found a pair of Guess jeans that were $ 20 off, and some comfortable soft v-​neck tees in all colours of the rainbow for $ 9 each. I wouldn’t go here to find fantastic statement pieces, but if you’re in the neighbourhood and need some new jeans, t-​shirts, or a cute sweater, this place is worth a look. I did see a few things that I thought were overpriced, but it’s easy to avoid when you can walk straight to their huge sales section. There are a lot of spacious dressing rooms, too, and the ladies that work there are very nice.

Shockingly, I’ve never tried on jeans at Pseudio. But after reading some fellow Unilocalers’ reviews, I’ll probably be in later this week.
No, my poison tends to be short, flirty floral dresses. I own a million of them, and most of them came from Pseudio. Every time I walk past this store I see at least three things that look like they belong on me. The prices are high but they have great sales. It’s become one of my go-​to stores, and my favorite place to shop in Park Lane.

Hummmm. am I a lover well when someone sees a sign outside saying 50 — 75% off you know you at least have to go in and see what they have. Yes I have been to Pseudio as I have previously was searching for my Guess bag. Well this location was stacked with jeans and jeans and guess what more jeans. Well for me I actually do not wear jeans so I was there to check out what else they might have.
Bench seems to be the next on the list that is stacked in the store. Anything from hoodies or what I call fleece you can find here. Guess and silver Jeans are just some of the other name brands that Pseudio will carry.
Oh bring your wallet as you will need it as I do find that it will run you some $$$$$

Pseudio is one of those stores thats been around forever, and for me, reminiscent of younger years. When I shopped at the store back in high school, it was the skater girl trend that was big. Avril Lavigne was but a budding solo artist, and teens/​tweens everywhere were up for the much loved sporty-​cool look. I admit to have fallen into such loopholes, as the Roxy and Billabong offerings were plentiful. Oh, the days of innocence.
The skater-​girl look is long gone, but Pseudio is still on track with the kitschy trends. This location seems to teeter between work professional, flirty femme, and semi-​sports looks to appeal to a broad consumer audience. Generic, but with good intentions, this is a mall stop to either love or hate.
Other Unilocalers are reporting a fab selection of jeans, so that may be worth a trip in itself. Not much of a jeans girl… I find Pseudio just a little too clean cut for my own stylistic preferences. And with a hefty selection brand encrusted jackets and tanks, the prices don’t seem to match the appeal.
Some may find love, others will not. If you’re in the area, it never hurts to peek, but I prefer to keep Pseudio in my age of innocence.

I will admit, and I’m sure most of my fellow Unilocalers agree that the jean selection at Pseudio is the most redeeming feature of this store. I have long legs and find most stores tend to fall short in their denim sizes. I’ve come to rely on Pseudio’s sale jean rack for most of the bottoms I add to my wardrobe.
My love for this store ends at jeans, and I’m not sure if I’m a fan of the rest of Pseudio’s inventory. I’m not really impressed by the large selection of Bench jackets and hoodies that take up almost a third of the stores floorspace. The sales section in the back is usually a great place to find a few cool shirts but I haven’t had much luck with the New Arrival clothing– too expensive.

Upon entering Pseudio I was greeted by four chipper young girls who actually appeared to be enjoying themselves while folding clothes and singing along to the music. I love that. The clothes turned out to match the demographic of the young ladies working there, and were not too interesting to me. They’ve got Mavi denim, Silver Jeans, lots of slinky neon tops and shiny, short dresses. I saw a few sale racks with basic tanks and tees that would be worth a once over, and the overall selection seemed to be pretty wide, if you’re into the style they’re pushing. Service was definitely with a smile though, so if the clothes are up your alley you could definitely do worse.

I’m with Liz S. 100% on jeans. I have never liked shopping for jeans. Mostly because I can never find a pair that I like. They either ride too high, have too big of a flare, or have too much design on the pockets. I find it hard to grab a pair I like.
At Pseudio, they have such a wide selection of jeans to choose from that it actually makes shopping for jeans a little easier. I don’t go jean shopping very often, but when I do I really like Pseudio.
Some of the jeans can be a little expensive, but other ones are very reasonable. I’ve never understood why people spend $ 350 on a pair of jeans and probably never will, but at Pseudio I don’t need to spend that much to find a nice pair.
I hope I don’t need to go jean shopping anytime soon, but when I do I’ll probably just make it easy on myself and go to Pseudio. If you’re like me and Liz S., you’ll like Pseudio as much as we do.

As everyone else has stated: the jeans and pants in general at this story are really one of the only reasons to head in. Lots of variety and choice depending on your body type. It can be a pain to try on jeans in your size only to find that the fit isn’t ideal and they don’t have much else by way of an option. Not the case at Pseudio!
The reason for my not so stellar review however relates to the overall price and lack of distinct or unusual option at this shop. In general, if you buy something at Pdeudio, you can expect to see multiple people in the same outfit within a matter of weeks. Prices can be pretty steep too with jeans ringing in at $ 100+, tunics $ 60+, shirts $ 50+… check this spot for the sales though.
Wish they could come up with some more original designs!