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Their customer service manager is named Lewis Browne the reflection of bad customer service.Person consistently ignores consumer laws engages in abusive harassing behaviour towards customers.CEO not concerned? I was sold Balenciaga bag of significantly lower quality than advertised.Return was agreed.Long story short everything done within six months.Once Lewis Browne got involved power abuse started where person is clearly acting from their character ignoring any external circumstances facts but mainly acting because they feel like.Behaviour is so sickening it's a huge concern why such person is employed as CS manager.This person never explained why they are refusing refund.I returned bag to store refund was approved and processed.A week later Lewis Browne took over and reversed refund saying bag will be sent bag.Actions are totally unlawful but supported by CEO.Person is so obsessed with power and is allowed to act in most unlawful ways it's totally sickening.Going as far as reversing already processed refund is huge red flag and will land Selfridges a big nice fine.Anyone who experienced harassment from this person please complain as much as you can.It looks like it's a pattern and person enjoys abusing customers.

I would give this company zero stars if I could.

If you’re ordering from the U.S., don’t. They charge $35 for “express shipping”—which is the only option they even offer—and then completely fail to deliver on it. The estimated delivery date they promise at checkout is misleading at best. In reality, expect your order to arrive at least a week later than what they claim.

To make matters worse, they won’t refund or take any responsibility for the delay, even though you paid extra specifically for faster shipping. It feels dishonest and frustrating, and I definitely won’t be ordering from them again.

Useless customer service. Bought a pair of trainers in store (Arne trainers), wore them once and cracks became present, with the material peeling off.

Told I couldn't return online so went in store. Store staff (Manchester) told me I'd worn them in the rain, so non refundable. Funny part 1. They were worn in Seville - No rain. 2. Are trainers not meant to be worn outside and in different weathers?

Store staff took my details and said head office would be in touch. Still heard nothing and going round in circles with no refund in sight.

Avoid at all costs - Purchase direct with the brands, shop at John Lewis, or any other competitor. Because you'll be sure to get a far better customer service.

Been a customer of Selfridges for 10+ years, won't be using them again.

Ordered a gift for Mother's day - which was to be delievered to my home address. It was not delievered. Instead - it was sent to a DPD pick up. I went to the DPD pick up point and it was not there. I complained and was told that someone would update me in 24-48 hours. No one did. Meanwhile, I kept getting messages to say that the item was at the DPD point. I went there twice more and it was not there. When I rang to complain a week later, I was given a refund. When I asked for an explanation I was told that I would not be given one as it would be dealt with internally. So what's the point. Mother's day was ruined and they don't have any explanation.

I’ve had many parcels delivered by Selfridges, and never had an issue
Today I had one delivered, and it was packed so well, all wrapped in tissue, and the chocolates carefully wrapped so they don’t get damaged

Order placed and paid for on 11th March to click and collect a pair of trainers from the Manchester City centre store.

Told item would be available Monday 16th - the item has still not been received by their own store!

I Requested help from their customer services team who took details of order and then have failed to return my calls and emails.
As this purchase was a birthday gift - (date now passed) I have tried to cancel the order and request a refund.

After several emails - I have now received an E voucher as a refund.

So hopefully all good- but to much like hard work- come on Selfridges make it easier to sort a problem out

I ordered a pair of shoes yesterdayand paid £10 for delivery so I could get them shipped express on Friday however I received an mail telling me that the order has been cancelled due to the item being out of stock??? Why was it still being sold then? Now I’m left without shoes for an occasion

I’m really disappointed with my recent experience. I paid for a premium, timed delivery service, but my order never arrived.

When I contacted customer support via live chat, I spoke to an agent called Adrian who was extremely unhelpful. He told me I would have to wait up to 48 hours for a resolution. I explained that this was unacceptable given I had paid for a premium delivery service, but he showed no empathy or willingness to help. Instead, he simply repeated that this was the only option and then ended the chat abruptly.

Concerned, I immediately called customer services and had a completely different experience. The representative I spoke to was helpful, proactive, and professional. She stayed on the phone with me while contacting the delivery company (DPD), and quickly established that the parcel had been lost. She arranged a refund there and then.

While I appreciate the excellent service I received over the phone, my experience with Adrian was extremely poor. His lack of customer service skills, empathy, and willingness to assist was frustrating and unacceptable, especially when dealing with an issue caused by a failed premium service.

Overall, a very mixed experience – great recovery by the phone team, but the initial support I received fell well below expectations.

Awaiting results of updayed complaint.Apeased by the latest response. Looking more likely the corrected outcome is being processed. May not be "Absolutely worst company i have ever come across". Would highly recommend doing business anywhere else than this company. Atrocious product with worst cover for unsatisfactory products ever. Raised concern on the day of delivery to condition. Referred to email customer services. Follwed up through several emails. Unsatisfactory responses and contrary to consumer rights. With final response going unanswered. I have never come across a company who is so adverse to resolution of complaints and wish I had looked at reviews of customers before making a purchase as these reflect the worst of companies. We have purchased products through other major companies for similar product, never having any issues with their products of similar types. Worst customer services ever encountered also. Advice to all stay away, do not trust, use any other supplier of products. Will update at appropriate resulting outcome.

Awful experience in Selfridges with my daughter while visiting London. Booked an appointment for piercing after querying with staff member who gave us information about age and ID requirements. Returned the following day for appointment with required IDs and was given information contrary to what was told to us the day before. We were told she was too young for the piercing booked. No apology for misinformation and wasting our time. Absolutely awful customer service.

Genuinely the worst online shopping experience of my life. 2 orders, 2 cancellations. The first a quality check issues, the second they 'couldn't find the product'. Then to make matters worse, repeatedly ignoring emails when the refund never appeared. Eventually I had to call up to find out that there was an error with the refund meaning I had to reach out to my bank in order to have it released. A true comedy of errors.

I recently ordered a pair of boots from Selfridges. The delivery was fast and the item was very well packaged. The boots themselves are absolutely beautiful and it took me a long time to finally find them in my size.

Unfortunately, one of the boots arrived with a visible defect in the leather (a stain on the side). This was clearly not caused by me and appears to be a manufacturing or quality control issue.

I contacted customer service hoping for a replacement or at least a partial refund since I would still like to keep the boots. I was told that the only option available was a full return for a refund, and that a replacement or partial compensation was not possible.

This is very disappointing for a luxury retailer. When a product arrives with a defect, offering some form of solution beyond simply returning the item would show much better customer care—especially when the item is difficult to find in the correct size.

While the product itself is beautiful, the lack of flexibility and willingness to resolve the issue leaves a poor impression of the customer service experience.

worst company to ever order from, called up got told dpd said they was at fault i’m going to get a refund too get an email saying it was delivered correct after investigation, called back up the lady has no clue why i got that email because she has all evidence then got told they need to ask head office if i’m allowed a refund cause of the item value, mind dpd and said it’s there fault there is ring door bell footage it wasn’t delievered online it says delivered 5:19pm but when i checked too see where it is it was 5:14 so how can it be put up for delivery before i checked i recorded it all they have it… iv got legal advice and they have insurance with there couriers so they are taking my money and money from dpd… iv emailed and emailed asking for the dpd report nothing but citizens advice and small claims court can get that report from dpd because this is out of order if i read reviews before i ordered i wouldn’t of treble company working people they are robbing

The customer service provided by the online support team is appalling. I bought a few items on their website and everything went well; they delivered on time. However, after I bought a pair of trainers, which were quite expensive, a very unpleasant situation arose in my family, and I had to return the trainers to get my money back, because it was a very difficult time for me, my life and my family, so I returned the trainers and sent them back on 21 February. The parcel arrived on 3 March. I wrote to customer support to let them know that the parcel had arrived and that I wanted a refund. I even explained the situation in my life and asked them to speed up the process, but I still haven’t received my money. Today is 13 March, and I haven’t even received a message from them saying they’ve received the parcel, and so on. I haven’t received any notification that they are refunding the money. I don’t know if it’s just me, but I feel their customer service is terrible and everything takes an awfully long time.

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I called the customer service team today about a necklace we purchased with a voucher in store that has snapped! They could not put my call through to the relevant department / franchise and couldnt offer any help at all! Useless. As a regular customer in store this is totally unacceptable.

ETA (17/03/26) - Despite their message below, Selfridges has not followed up. They just want to give the illusion that they’d like to resolve issues once a negative review has been written.

I purchased a Samsung TV from Selfridges in May 2024 and the display has stopped turning on this week (March 2026).

I initially reached out to Samsung, who told me that the 12-month warranty had expired and there was nothing that they could do. I was advised to contact Selfridges, since I purchased it from them. I did so, was asked to send a video and response e-mail outlining the issue, which I provided, alongside highlighting that I would like to exercise my rights in accordance with the Consumer Rights Act 2015.

I received an incredibly abrupt and unprofessional response from ‘Jack - Selfridges Management Team’, who considered the matter closed because the TV was not purchased 6 months ago. He stated that: “Before dispatching any products at Selfridges, we complete a series of quality checks to ensure we can be confident in the condition of the stock we are sending. We repeat this process when we receive returns to ensure the item meets these standards.”.

It is therefore possible that during these ‘checks’, that the TV was damaged by Selfridges, or returned faulty and overlooked by Selfridges unless they can prove otherwise.

I was simply looking for an amicable remedy. A giftcard refund, to enable me to buy a new TV, or a repair would have been sufficient, since the TV model does not exist anymore and therefore cannot be replaced. Even just having a calm, professionally toned e-mail in response would have sufficed if there was truly nothing that could be done.

I am now escalating the matter and filing a formal complaint as the response from Jack in the Selfridges Mangement Team was unprofessional and does not align with Selfridges’ corporate policies & statements, or the high quality of customer care and service that Selfridges purports to offer.

I visited the Birmingham store today and was delighted to be served by Keith in Guerlain fragrance and Laura in REFY makeup. Both were exemplary, professional, knowledgeable and so helpful. They made my shopping experience one I really enjoyed. I spent more than anticipated but enjoyed learning about my purchases and will go back for sure!

With a mix up at the post office my John Lewis parcel went to Selfridges and vice versa. John Lewis returned the incorrect parcel immediately. Selfridges, despite numerous emails and phone calls have confirmed receipt of the incorrect parcel but are not returning it to me despite my offer to pay the postage. The comparison between the stores is vast. Selfridges customer service staff are polite and helpful but ultimately only correspond via email with their returns centre. Not holding out much hope of getting £800 of clothes back

DISCRIMINATION CAUGHT ON CAMERA On 17 Feb 26, 13.45pm my little granddaughter Ruby Rose neurodivergent, stopped outside Selfridges video phoned her mum, she was full joy and glee, her dream of going to visit Jelly Cats fish and chip shop had been realised, (for months Ruby had watched tic tok videos) as we entered the store through the revolving doors, I put my phone in bag as I get very dizzy and didn't want to drop my phone. Whilst in the doors a man squashed himself in our compartment, started rubbing his penis on my back and breathing on me, terrified, stress is huge trigger was narcolepsy and cataplexy. As soon as we could we got out the revolving door the sex predator continued to push up against me, my maternal instinct was to move Ruby to safety, as soon as we got away from him, I said to Ruby I think that guy robbed us. Sure enough my phone, crucial medication, and little purse had gone. Both being neurodivergent you can perhaps imagine how difficult this was, already over stimulated by a crowded shop. We made our way straight to customer services. SECONDARY TRAUMA AND DISCRIMINATION. The women was dismissive, we asked her to call security, the police, she said there was nothing she could do. However she did phone my phone and it was still ringing. She concluded that because the phone was ringing out, I had lost my phone and nothing had happened in their store. She was then kind enough to go on to find my phone, at this point Ruby crying begging both women to help us, "my nannie disabled, she needs her medication, we can't get home, i'll never see my mummy again, please please help us" Ruby sunflower lanyard is clearly on display, she clearly in distress. Lauren continued and she was persistent and thorough in showing us the map, telling us we had to 72 Brook Street to retrieve my phone. Remember this guy just sexually assaulted me, and robbed me. That we are two disabled vulnerable patrons. I explained I can't read maps or follow instructions, but she continued to say sorry there nothing we can do you need to go there. They refused to call security/ the police or even make log. Ruby words its because were disabled nannie they don't care, what is the point of wearing a lanyard if this how people treat us. I wish I was a regular kid" Selfridges own policies state they have zero tolerance to any kind of sex offences and discrimination. There are clear guidelines the police should be called, this has lead to offender being able to walk and dna evidence lost.
There is also a matter a quite safe space should of provided, instead we were sent out to track down the offender, There was no offer to call my banks, or concern for Ruby wellbeing.
We left store crying and terrified, the vendor across the road in green van, told is they are known for it, they don't want bad publicity. "Please madam you can't go to Brook street the police tell us all the time, never ever sent victims to try track them down. No money no mean to get home, an elderly women Jude, our guardian angel also said you can't go there. They both said there ws security on street and find one of them they will call the police for you. We found a couple security guards and another lovely young women who called the police for us. The police were very concerns and said they would get somebody out in a hour.

Absolutely not recommend
Purchased a makeup tint on their website, the actual item received was a significantly darker colour, and the representation on the website was not true.
It was unused and unopened, however, based on T&C i been refused a return.
Distance selling regulations mean nothing to them.
Unfortunately have to report to Trading Standards.
Had been shopping in Selfridges both online and in store for ages, spent thousands, but now would not be using them at all.