Lucky Brand Dungarees

Jeans here are pretty pricey. The non sale jeans ran $ 99 on up. The jeans on sale were up to 60% off. They have everything from skinny, boot cut, to straight leg. The staff was helpful and assisted without being asked. Nice shop if you have the money to blow.

Great store! First of all, the staff here is amazing. They are super friendly, helpful, and attentive. The clothing selection is awesome, and they always have great sales. Even my puppy loves them… and their doggy treats!

We went in on Black Friday it was almost 10 o’clock and we were just walking around Gaslamp after dinner. We walked in just to check it out and everyone who worked there was so nice even when it was closing time and after such a long day! I’m in the fashion industry and haven’t been in a Lucky store in a while because I had the impression that it wasn’t my style. I’m so glad I stopped in! I found several sweaters, a hat, a necklace and a dress! I think that their merchandise is on trend and I love all my purchases! They even called another location for a sweater I wanted in a different size and had them put it on hold. Knowing good customer service is rare these days it was a refreshing shopping experience!

I love Lucky Brand. I buy it for myself, my husband and my 3 yr old. Living in San Diego, my number one pet peeve about shopping is that stores carry larger sizes online than they do in stores. As a plus-​sized woman, this means I often have to order clothes, try them on at home, and return them to a store. It’s a gigantic waste of my time and to double-​down on the annoyance, I am usually greeted with a lot of attitude when I ask if the store carries the brand’s plus line.
That being said, my experience yesterday at this Lucky location was so refreshing. I had 2 shirts to return. They both seemed to have a defect. I was not looking forward to the regular dance of questions and shaming. To my surprise, the cashier was friendly and took my return with no issues. She was sympathetic to my issue. This location does not carry Lucky’s plus clothing, but the employee was very helpful in recommending a few items that might be a good fit anyway. In fact, all three women working in the store were so kind and fun. I left with 2 new items.
This would have been a 5 star review if this store carried the larger sizes, but I still left happy that, despite the limitations, these ladies took great care of me.

Hubby and I ventured in after seeing the very cool Rolling Stones display. But what kept us going towards the back was the Triumph motorcycle shirts. The girl that was working was very helpful and knew what was in stock. She was super nice and we had a really good experience. The store was clean, organized and not at all a mess.

I love Lucky Brand and I LOVE this location. My group of friends and I have been to San Diego twice in the last year and Lucky is always on our must do list.
Their clothes are super-​cute and have a boho feel to them. I am 48 years old, 5’9″ and 147 pounds so my body has a few flaws. The boyfriend jeans are a perfect fit — they look good and help hide my muffin top and saddle bags.
Both times we have been in the store we have had stellar service. On my last visit, Rosa was so helpful that I felt like she was my own personal shopper. She made suggestions based on my body type and help me put outfits together. I spent a lot of money in that store because of the great customer service. Definitely a five star experience!

So much variety in boutiques and shops in Gaslamp that I would not recommend to go to Lucky, unless you want to spend some time checking what do they have. The jeans they have are too boring for me, the butt needs to look nice, at least in a women, or at least on me!, and somehow the jeans for ladies lack in this aspect (at least in my case).
So a store that is known for their jeans but actually they fail to do the job, and the rest of items very boring looking, too much white and beige and prices more on the high end. Not even the accessories are really worth the price. But their façade is very nice.

Horrible customer service. Went in to get shoes that were on sale, and clearly marked additional 40% off. Even AFTER asking the male working the floor about the shoes on sale, when checking out the rude cashier tried to overcharge us. When asked about the price, he snapped back at us «You’re getting a good deal here!» With the biggest attitude as if someone was trying to pull something over on him. First of all, he obviously can’t do basic math and who knows maybe he was trying to pocket the change. It wasn’t until the male working the floor came over and corrected his co-​workers mistake. He was rude and seemed more annoyed that anyone was in there trying to spend money.

Joined a girl friend in there while she found the perfect jeans! The fellas that work here (on the sunday we ventured in) were super friendly, knowledgeable, they pretty much knew her size by looking at here and knew how all the different types would fit and look! It was amazing to watch!
Next time i need super expensive jeans, that fit like butter — i’ll be back! (every pair was at least $ 99 — although it was 25% off day!)

I am a loyal lucky customer but had a poor experience at the Gaslamp Quarter location. I tried to return a sale item that had a large stain and the manager denied my return because it was a «final sale item.» The the «final sale» item had a stain that would not come out so now i am stuck with a useless piece of clothing, probably because one of their staff members was carelessly drinking coffee while stocking the shelves. My loss is Lucky’s gain apparently except I will never return to the Gaslamp store so they’re the losers. The manager was very aloof and almost pompous when denying my return. When I asked why there wasn’t a sign to indicate final sale items she said the indicator is the on the price tag «when it ends in 97 cents.» Should customers know that Lucky’s ending price tag digits indicate where the article of clothing is in their clearance cycle? Would ABSOLUTELY NOT recommend this store to anyone.

Buying a new pair of jeans is almost as bad as buying a new bathing suit. For those of us with weird, fucked up bodies, it ain’t easy and it sure ain’t fun.
I’m tall – a whopping five feet with nine inches tacked on top — but for some reason, my legs are short. Super short. After I spend hours finding jeans that will slide over my «muscular» thighs, I am forced to spend another five hours finding jeans that don’t hang five inches past my feet.
Typically, I am forced to buy the long jeans and use a pair of scissors at home to truly make them fit.
Whew, now that that’s out of the way – Lucky Brand jeans are decent. I’ve actually found a pair of jeans here that fit semi-​well. I paid about a $ 100, but in the jean world of today, that’s almost cheap.