Thereformation Coupons & Coupon Codes September 2020

The clothes are stylish but it’s very difficult to find the right fit for women with larger breasts.It’s almost impossible to find a dress that fits the waist without being too tight on the top.They need a wider range of sizes that aren’t so narrow.

Quite a lot of people here said the customer service was the worst so I was really worried about the situation that I've gotta get a refund. During a sale period, I bought 2 tops from Reformation. One was better than I expected but the other was in the worst condition. Poor stiching, different color from the website and so on..However, Reformation's response to my email asking a total refund was really quick and simple. I sent an E-mail with detailed photos of clothes. I've got an answer within 1 and a half day saying they are so sorry that they would give me a total refund.It is possible they inhanced their quality of customer service and refund policy I guess.I liked the service.BUT the clothes are overly priced. THE Best and the MOST REASONABLE way to get a reformation things is to target the sale period. And then you could buy a cute and nice piece of tops and dresses at a decent price.

Love the fit of their clothes, I always get a ton of compliments and it always feels great. I always shop during their bi annual sale so I love their prices too. Updated my review since it doesn’t seem super eco friendly even though they say they are

Money vs qualityI have a number of their items from the easton top being my first purchase and their snake skin robbie skirt being my most recent. I would say I own about 5-7 pieces of their clothing. The quality is fairly decent but my last purchase for a $128 silk skirt (before taxes shipping and handling) the quality was poor. The stitching had loose threads. Fit was way off as well for that type of money. I'm not a rich woman at all but I do drop money every now and then for things I like. I was very disappointed. Like with most companies... the quality get's more poor over time. I remember when their quality used to be top notch. Also once a product is gone... it's gone! If you use a company like afterpay to purchase and make payments you're not able to get your money back should you want to return an item. Some of their items are very very cute but also very very over priced. My issue is their fit seems to be slim fitting which I like. Casual clothes or looks im going for I can't seem to find in regular stores like Target or Macy's that fit me the way I want it to. Reformation doesn't disappoint imo when it comes to being form fitted. Just way over priced. As far as their sustainability goes...i'm not impressed.

Everyone is just salty because they’re either shopping at a store they can’t afford, are buying dresses in the size they WISH they were, and/or are failing to read the ‘final sale’ statement before checkout. These things are your fault. Not the company’s. The reason they didn’t accept half your returns is because their clothes is delicate and the fabric stretches easily if you force it. I’ve spent over $5k on ref clothes, I painlessly returned a dress once, and another time a strap ripped after 3 wears and they completely replaced the dress FREE OF CHARGE! Ref is a good company and half of these haters don’t really hate Ref, they hate the mistakes they made and don’t want to eat the blame (ordering wrong size from being too lazy to measure themselves or ordering dress in their ‘wish size,’ checking out with such childish zeal they missed the blatantly visible ‘final sale,’ or are low key too financially strained to shop here and take their angst out on the store.

I have had nothing but positive experiences at reformation. I am lucky enough to live close to the store on Melrose, so going in to try items on is a big plus. I have also purchased online and I literally get my items in one to two business days. I have exchanged and returned clothes without any problems. People on here mentioned that they didn’t know sale items are not returnable but it clearly states it on the website and when you check out. I have purchased clothes from them for a little over 6 years and I have never had any issues.

MUST READ!I have never had an issue. I only buy online. I get treated so well with customer service. They have always fixed my issue and have given me full refunds time and time again. I have not had the pleasure to shop in store. I shop online and I love it and if there is any issues customer service makes it right every single time! I have tons of Reformation Dresses!

Ordered a pair of girlfriend collective leggings and they came pretty fast considering the fact that it was shipped overseas. And a big bonus is that the whole brand is focused on sustainability so they didn’t send it all packed in plastic like other brands.

I finally had a chance to shop at Reformation and I was not disappointed. Their styles work for a variety of ages. I was looking for casual clothing and some dresses. The staff was great. I tried on a variety of items and they were very attentive bringing me different sizes and similar items. I bought several dresses and knit T-shirts. I love them and get compliments whenever I wear them.

I like their clothing. I have a bunch of tee shirts and have ordered online mostly. Usually I get lucky and things fit well. I tried some stuff on in the store once and a slim fit medium fit better than a small but a relaxed fit small was better than a medium. So I was ordering online recently and I guess got confused about which sizes and ordered three t shirts. Two are fine and one is a little bigger than I’d like which was my own mistake but I contacted them to see if I could exchange it and they said they don’t do exchanges. I asked if I could exchange it in the store but that wasn’t answered. I had also asked about the price because I got a discount for Black Friday and I asked if I can’t exchange but return and get a different size could I get the same price and they said no. Sorry but that’s ridiculous. I have worked retail for years and have never been told to make someone pay the difference for an exchange for an item bought during a sale. You can literally just go in the inventory manually and add 1 size and subtract 1 of another.....but whatever I am just keeping the shirt, it’s not too big just could be better. I love their clothes still but was pretty surprised by this policy.

I never knew how much I'd love shopping sustainably until I started shopping here! My first Reformation purchase was a gown I wore to an event. I was nervous about sizing and although the reference guide was comprehensible, I wanted extra help. Customer care was great in assisting me and my gown was a knockout! After making my purchase and getting the daily emails, I realized how important it is to shop sustainably. Now, I mainly shop from here and designer consignment platforms.

I've been in love with this company ever since I saw their vintage line clothing out and about in NYC. No, I don't really buy all the environmental hogwash they spin. and I don't think their eco-friendliness at all supports their prices. But it's sure nice to imagine you could be saving the planet by shopping with them (hint: you can't). Now their prices: people always complain that for regular ol' viscose/rayon they shouldn't be hawking wares at prices an average of 98-218 per dress. But let me tell you something: The cut of their clothing and care for detail justifies it. No other company makes dresses/shirts etc. with seaming that hits perfectly at your natural waist. I'm honestly sick and tired of this higher, semi-empire waist retailers resort to on 95% of summer/spring dresses because they're too lazy to investigate how their items will fit on a multitude of body shapes. Neither do they pay attention to sleeve lengths that flatter everyone, or neckline angling/shapes, all of which Reformation have honed their expertise in to perfection. Maxi, midi, mini, muumuu, every single frock fits as if custom tailored to my body. Plus their repurposed silk items are always a steal! Check them out if you like modern/mod cuts with a vaguely retro feel to them. Ref's aesthetic is 20s,50s-70s clothing brought into the modern century, which can be adapted into ANY wardrobe, regardless of whether your style is more 90s grunge, hipster, preppy or minimalistic! PLUS FREE SHIPPING. I can't praise them enough and already my fingers are tiring while typing this. I also like how they keep a subset of flirty tops/dress styles and alter them every season with small touches to keep them fresh. One of the biggest failings for modern brands is their inability to refresh and update classics, ensuring they fit well without also taking away what makes them mainstays in the female wardrobe. Reformation does not fall into this trap, and I think its for this reason their dresses sell out year after year. I'm not here to chase after gauche styles that will be outdated 2 years from now. If I lose/destroy a particular blouse or dress, I appreciate the reassurance that something similarly charming will be available later. Reformation is that blouse in your mom's closet any girl looks feminine and irresistible, demure yet sassy, modern with hints of old-time glamour in, no matter how much time has passed.