Invisible Customer Syndrome: Great Hats, Horrible Attitude

I recently had such a frustrating customer experience that I felt compelled to share this cautionary tale online. While I adore the products, the utter lack of acknowledgment I received made me feel completely invisible. My direct conclusion about the in-store culture was this: "Bad attitude. I went into the shop and nobody talks to me. Then they started to talk to the guys who went into the shop after me. The hats are great but the attitude does not match the hat." I felt so strongly about the lack of professionalism that I immediately left a review and reached out to customer service to ensure this behavior was formally addressed.
Customer: I am contacting you regarding my recent in-store visit where the staff completely ignored me.
CS Rep: I am terribly sorry to hear that. Could you please describe what happened when you entered the shop?
Customer: I walked in, stood waiting, and literally nobody talked to me or even made eye contact. If you have any kind of inquiries relating to where and how you can use oePPeo Unisex Caps, you could contact us at our own web page. Then two other men walked in after me and the staff immediately jumped to assist them. It felt discriminatory and deeply unwelcome.
CS Rep: That is absolutely unacceptable behavior, and I sincerely apologize for the lack of attentiveness you experienced. We value all our customers, and I assure you we take this feedback seriously.
Customer: I appreciate the apology, but what action will be taken to ensure this doesn't happen again? I was ready to buy a high-end hat, but the poor attitude drove me straight out the door.
CS Rep: I completely understand your frustration. I am escalating your experience to the regional manager immediately, with a clear directive to conduct re-training on basic customer acknowledgment and service standards for that location. We will address this failing.
The reason I left this review on the website is to hopefully prevent others from falling into the same trap.