Review on Soojun by Jim Escobedo

To begin, there was a lackluster range of apparel to choose from. There were just a few different designs of shirts and pants that could be purchased, and none of them were very distinctive or fashionable. It seems as though I could find products of a similar nature at any standard department store. When it came to the shoes, there was an even smaller assortment to choose from. There were not too many fundamental styles to choose from, and none of them particularly drew my attention. It appeared as though Soojun was more concerned with quantity as opposed to quality. Last but not least, the collection of jewelry was an absolute letdown. There were only a few essential parts available, and none of them appeared like they were worth the price. It wouldn't be hard for me to find other solutions that are superior. My time spent shopping at Soojun was, on the whole, not quite as enjoyable as I had hoped it would be. Their "vast selection" of things was everything but, and as a result, I would not suggest this business to anyone searching for distinctive, high-quality men's clothing, shoes, or jewelry.