True Religion

Was pressured into purchasing a pair of jeans here that didn’t fit me by the pushy employees. They refused to let me return the jeans two days later even though I had the receipt. If you’re looking for a retailer that makes sales by deceitful compliments then this is your best bet.
Would never shop here again and I recommend you get a different brand of jeans.

I’m sorry but y’all are fools! These jeans literally cost $ 20 – 50 to make and they sell them to you for $ 172-​$ 328! can you say rip off?
Overly dramatic denim for 20 something girls on 40 year old women isn’t cute at all.
The sales associates here are friendly and all but the store manager is a lot to swallow. She will not leave you alone. She follows clients all over the room and suggests anything you look at. People like to shop and if they need any help they will ask for it. Also her very broken English doesn’t help either. Sorry about it.
These jeans were cool a few years ago but now they will be remembered like Vondutch, you’ll find them on sale at marshals. Now that’s TRUE!

If your going to review on your disappointment in the price of the clothing here, your dumb. It’s TRUE RELIGION, they are designer jeans, no shit their expensive. And if you don’t like expensive clothing then go to pac sun.
Personally, I usually buy my jeans from Nordstrom and skip the one on one annoying attention from designer brand retail stores all up in your grill OR judging you the second you walk in the door. BUT, I really wanted this pair of white true religions that I could not find at Nordies or Macy’s. So I sucked it up and walked 50 feet down the mall to this store.
They did not bombard me which I loved, they offered me their services but didn’t rush or make me feel uncomfortable. I searched for my jeans and found them with a little help from an employee who offered his assistance. I tried them on and loved them! They also found me a few more pairs they thought I would like. Unfortunately they were right, I did like them, but my bank account didn’t. So I settled on my whites. They were a pretty penny, putting me in debt $ 300 but were well worth it. I love my true religions. I have 2 pairs and both are my favorites.
The fabric is thick and form fitting. The waste is never too tight or too loose and they exploit my curves perfectly. LOVE em!

Sorry I can’t tolerate expensive clothes, especially highly expensive jeans and the worst photography I’ve seen of clothes on a website. Terrible lighting, bad model posture. What’s worst, if you use their focus tools you can see the digital dust spots. It must have been a friend of a friend or a poorly trained photographer. Even the gray semi wrinkle backdrop got me laughing. I think my photo teacher would have given you a D– for effort. And who ever is in charge of advertising must be a relative, or they probably would be fired. I have to poke my eyes out.
At these prices, go professional on your photos please.

There are only a handful of things that make me feel old, but sixteen year olds with attitude selling me $ 200 jeans is definitely one of them.

Haven’t gotten service like this in a long time. They have one of each style on a rack, you tell them your size and which ones you like and they bring them all to a fitting room for you. Everyone is so nice and helpful. They are not just «doing the job» of what is required of them, they really love the jeans and want you to find a pair you love too. Thank you TR you rock.

This store was waaaay better than the True Religion store I checked out while visiting Chicago. Not only was the guy who worked there helpful, but the store layout made sense. I visited post-​workout, so I was really embarrassed to be looking at trendy expensive jeans as i was — but the guy was friendly and pointed out his favorite wash. Asked me what cut I preferred, and pointed out the section of jeans that were just that. And it was nice to have such an arrangement. Honestly, I’ve only seen a couple different types of True Religion jeans (pretty much the kind the carry at Nordstrom Rack or the sample sales) so I was pretty surprised to see such an awesome selection of all these other cuts, designs, colors. So much so I might even consider paying full price for a pair one day [probably that pair the guy pointed out as his favorite — they really were very nice]. I have to deprecate some pairs I own now before I can justify that though. You are paying towards $ 200 or $ 300 for a pair, depending on the… I dunno… trendiness? What makes a pair of jeans jump $ 100 at that level…)
Oh yeah, they have some kick ass boots in there too — I was salivating over a pair of leather boots — they had them on one of the window mannequins to further along my boot-​lust. They have a few shirts and some hoodies (really nice, but not quite $ 170 nice… I’d rather save $ 90 and get another one from Lululemon two doors down).
If they throw in a sale section (even a real tiny one), that will earn the last star.

If your looking for the best denim then you’ll have to go to the True Religion in Corte Madera, everyone’s awesome and will help you out to find that perfect pair!

There’s The Boss. And then there’s Mo Fo. Oh, and don’t forget about Motor Psycho and Drifter.
I know it may sound like I’m talking about the scary male inmates on death row at San Quentin, who you can see with binoculars from the lovely newly remodelled Village at Corte Madera, but I’m just pointing out all of the cool different denim washes you can get from the brand new True Religion store there. Check out the great selection of jeans for men, women and children at the store, and get a glimpse of the $ 100 million prison across the bay while you’re at it.