Blueberi

Stores are closing. and i think a great part to the rude and terrible customer service of owner. I found some great things there once but why give my money to people who don’t understand developing customer service. I guess going out of business is the result.

This store is crap for customer service and professionalism. Save yer $$‘s and go somewhere else.

I love this store. Because it’s fairly expensive I can’t afford to buy here all the time, but it’s my favorite go-​to place for something special. The designs are totally unique and some of the designers are amazing. During sales, I will drop everything and make sure I get to DUMBO just to see what they have. I always get compliments on anything I’ve bought from blueberi.

I wish I could give no stars. I have never In my life had a more unpleasant customer service experience. The person who answered the phone obviously had no vested interest in their local clientele, and lost a 500.00 sale from me because she was so rude.
You can find the same designers in their shop from a place that will treat you better.
Stay away.

This is a great shop. I have gone there when shopping for the last three «special occasion» gifts for my wife. They have always had something in my price range that has been very well received. They are super friendly and helpful. And its super close to the York stop on the F so that’s nice too.

Blueberi is a very cute women’s clothing store in Dumbo. The interior is so pretty with vintage mannequins and antiques. Selection is nice – designer pieces mixed in with re-​fashioned vintage. Great jewelry and accessories too. Staff is quite helpful too.

Contained with old vintage, unique accessories brought by a big name and no name at al designers. After ringing the doorbell to enter, customers engage their eyes locked into the lace dresses, funky tshirts, perfectly done leather and vanilla soft cotton sweaters, having customers dig through their wallets for money they don’t have, staring at all these items with high price tags.
I’ve gotten more respect from the pigeons trying to hop on the subway with me and shoving their way past the hustle of the crowd.

This boutique carries one of my favorite designers Lia Kes.

any store with a buzzer on the outside smacks of snobbery; once inside this boutique, however, the employees here will make you feel like you’re the last person on earth. having found very few spots in new york with employees who treat me, a young professional, with any respect, it was refreshing to experience blueberi. the sales associate kindly offered real advice and genuine impressions about the garments i tried on, returning time and again to present me with other suitable options (which were, i should add, spot on). the leather belts and purses, re-​worked vintage and girly dresses, eclectic mix of jewelry, along with the great collection of basics by vince and generra make it tough to leave this store empty-​handed. blueberi is a fine place to spend an afternoon and will certainly add class and punch to your look. the goods aren’t cheap, though, so bring that credit card.