Zara - Clothing store in Thane - Thane, India

Visited this store. Purchased some stuff with a Trackpant. Quality is unworthy and not upto the mark. Trackpant started showing bubbles in 3 washes that too without washing it in Washing Machine. Trackpant is not at all worth for 3k. Zara must conduct a quality check in its store.

I recently purchased three formal trousers from the Zara store in Thane. While they are comfortable to wear, I noticed differences in the quality of the three trousers despite them having the same price. This left me feeling that they might be a bit overpriced. Store lacks an in-house tailor for alterations. Furthermore, staff managing fitting rooms and billing need training in customer service and soft skills.

Complete Zara experience. Located inside Viviana Mall. Theres plenty of parking and access is pretty easily available even by autos. The shop itself is two storeys. As always one entire floor for the ladies and the next floor is for the men and children. Went to pick up an online order for a jacket. You pick it up in the men's cashier for online pickup. It was fast and easy.

I visited the Zara store in Thane, and although it was a bit of a journey to get there since there aren't many Zara stores in the area, it was definitely worth it. The staff were helpful and provided me with all the details I needed, except for the time when the store was nearing closing time. They wouldn't bother unless you need their assistance, which Is great. Unfortunately, the fitting rooms were closed at the time of my visit, which made it a bit difficult for me to select the clothes I wanted. However, I managed since I knew my size. Overall, the store experience was great, with a nice lighting and vibe that added to the overall atmosphere. I like how the lights have a different shade on each piece of fabric that makes it look premium. If you're in the area and looking for a Zara store, I'd definitely recommend one.

My personal thoughts are as follows. Firstly, fast fashion brands like Zara, produce in a way that is very harmful to the environment. They create a lot of pollution and waste. Their business model is not sustainable. Secondly, I have been into a number of their stores, and the quality of their product is not good. Their parent company, Inditex, owns a number of similar fast fashion brands, Pull and Bear being another. These type of brands make relatively low quality product that people tend to only wear a few times and then discard, which also has very negative environmental impacts. I hope this helps.

Store was messed up. Clothes were lying on the floor. No care was taken for managing the floor mess created by customers.

Make sure you double and triple check your clothes before buying as many come apart at seams. That being said, I had a horrible experience at this Zara. My partner was trying on shorts from men's section on the first floor, was told she couldn't use the men's fitting room on the first floor and would have to go down. They don't have an in-store escalator. When asked why she couldn't try it there since she was buying "men's clothing" anyway, she was given the reason that it was for her safety. Only after raising our voice and asking them about their LGBTQ+ insensitivity did they tell her "okay, try it but at your own risk of safety". I mean what even is that?! Zara's insensitivity towards genderqueer and other LGBTQ+ folx is just abhorrent! With poor quality clothing topping it off

I always felt it's overated..I never shopped here until last week.. It's expensive but worth it ..the material is awesome..