9 Mistakes You Are Making With Your Hermes SA l Giovanni Loafer Review and Unboxing

[@cap4life1]

Great tips! I don’t think you need to buy in a variety of metiers if you’re spending big in 1-2 high commissioned metiers (RTW, FJ, Watches, Home). But agree that you can’t just buy scarves, costume jewelry and shoes if you also want a QB. And only the flagships assign SAs to a specific metier! Smaller H locations don’t do this ❤

[@OnlyIfYouWatchMe]

I think it's really helpful to focus your spending, you're absolutely right! Thanks for sharing about some places not having dedicated SAs for certain departments, it may vary in different countries. I shop in a very small store and my SA pointed out some of the other staff and which departments were their specialty 🩷

[@cap4life1]

@ so it’s changed - thanks for the info

[@maysk47]

Agree! Nice tips.

[@OnlyIfYouWatchMe]

I'm glad you found the tips helpful!

[@NashvilleFrank]

Would you make an SA appt for perfume shopping? Or would that not be worth an SAs time?

[@OnlyIfYouWatchMe]

If you have an established SA that is OK. Even small purchases every now and then deepen your relationship. Otherwise I wouldn't call the store and specifically make an appointment for this. This could be a good chance to put your feelers out as a walk-in and look for your permanent SA.

[@NashvilleFrank]

@ thank you!

[@vena936]

Can I ask if it's okay to buy gifts for our SA's or is that a no no?

[@OnlyIfYouWatchMe]

It's tricky. At my boutique there is a policy whereby the staff aren't allowed to accept gifts. If it's OK at your store then you may want to consider giving the SA something they can share with the other staff (chocolates, etc).

[@cap4life1]

No gifts, even if they are shareable. Shareable gifts are no longer allowed at least in the States. The best gift is to buy high commissioned items that you like.