DLM Supply is my hands down favorite place to shop for the MEN in my life. Finding the style &…read moretaste specifically for each of my dear ones closest, locker, and, drawers. Fantastic are the lines DLM carries, some known and others I learn about at the store. Of course while there, I'll also browse through their featured accessories, seasonal gifts, and, cute women's clothing section. Great quality comes with everything at this boutique. On most visits, I end up leaving DLM with a gift for him and a splurge for me. CHEERS!

Love this store! Deavon and her team are fantastic and always very helpful. Check it out.read more

This place is in a great location and is always a fun stop. The employees are friendly, helpful,…read moreand very knowledgeable. Each vendor booth is well organized and full of unique items, and the pricing is very fair for the quality and variety you find here. If you enjoy hunting for hidden treasures, this is definitely the spot. They also have a great selection of records for collectors. Highly recommend checking this place out--you never know what cool piece you'll walk out with!

Great mix of retro, funky, MCM, and Knick nacs, massive inventory to browse thru and you will be…read moresure to find a treasure. The staff there are so professional and easy to work with....this place is like a well oiled machine..

I used to love this place. Over the past year their prices doubled, skyrocketing in the past 6…read moremonths. They now have bigger "vintage" sections full of overpriced walmart tees and clothing that's no older than 10 years old. Shoe and bag prices have doubled in the past few months, the only pair of sneakers in good condition I saw recently was 20 dollars!! They now split up curtain sets, dishware, and home decor pieces so you have to buy all of them separately. The men's section is 60% more expensive than the women's. This is shameful and greedy. I no longer donate here because i have seen some of the items i dropped off priced for more than i bought them for. I'm not sure if it's new management or if this business forgot that they were a thrift store in a low income community, but this is very disappointing.

I love coming to shop here for my winter clothes. They always have good random pieces. Also, they…read moredo have a big selection when it comes to women. The only con, in my opinion, is their pricing. It has gone up tremendously.

Such a cute spot and a gem of a place in oak cliff! Fun events and a great selection.read more

A cute spot with beautiful clothing and a solid sale section in the back. I was happy to see they…read morecater to a wide range of budgets--there were $10 tees and $100+ jumpsuits and dresses. I was also greeted and helped very kindly by the staff; overall, it was a wonderful experience.

I like this store...they just opened this location and no, I LOVE this store! Not since DDs…read moreDiscounts have I been in love with a store. They have shirts as low as 1.00 and I didn't see anything over 25.00. They had cute dresses, jeans, shoes, and cute costume jewelry all for reasonable prices. Men folk aren't left out either...they all kinds of jeans, shirts, jackets also! It's a big store but not so big you can't find something for everyone. However, the larger sizes go quickly but they get new stuff in all the time so check back often. I say we can never have too many cool stores to shop in and add this one to the list!

If i could do no star i would. I purchased a pair of jeans from the Southwest Center Mall location…read more& they ripped the same day. I took them back & was told that they would not do anything about it. You could clearly see that the damage to the jeans were caused by poor quality & not from a snag. I was then told to contact corporate which i did & no one ever answers or returns your calls. This is unacceptable i work hard for my money & would appreciate if i could spend it on a quality product at a store that will honor its return policy on a faulty product. You decided it was ok to keep my hard earned money after selling me a cheap made product so im going to take your money by leaveing a bad review on every site that you are associated with.

This felt like the Portland of Dallas…read more Since everyone else is going to talk about the funky, eclectic, communal and hippie vibe, and the 60 independent businesses, I will mention some history: 1. The neighborhood was nicknamed "The Devil's Back Porch" back in the 1920s. I hope that was not a reference to his butt. 2. This was one of the busiest streetcar stops in all of Dallas in the 1930s, which is the reason the shops are close together. 3. The restaurant Paradiso is L shaped because it was built around century-old trees. 4. Bonnie (of Bonnie and Clyde) worked as a waitress in this area before her crime spree began. Rumor has it she needed money to afford the $8 slices of pie at Emporium Pies. Only three things sucked: 1) Parking is difficult on weekends. 2) Cops are everywhere, so don't jaywalk. 3) The people with clipboards asking you to donate to blue whale abortions or whatever are aggressive.

My friend and I came here for the Bishop Arts Bazaar which was a lot of fun on a toasty fall day…read more They have retail parking available that's less than three minutes away walking distance. There was live music, food trucks and plenty of vendors. They had a couple of older model cars on display which was cool. When we entered the bazaar there was a lady there to welcome us to the event which was nice. I enjoyed a refreshing drink at a food truck and got street style tacos from another vendor. The live music was upbeat and complimented the event. We were able to walk around and explore a majority of the vendors. I ended up buying a couple of things from the vendor. The bishop arts bazaar occurs in the fall once a month on Sunday. Attending the bazaar was a lovely way to spend the Sunday afternoon.

Best people. Best place. Best clothes. If you truly appreciate vintage and creativity this will be…read moreyour own personal paradise. I live in Denver and I go out of my way to come here or to any pop up events A&A is at in Texas when I come home. LOVE IT.

This is my absolute favorite place to buy clothes in town. Not only do they find, source, and make…read moretotally one of a kind beautiful items, but both Caitlyn and her mother who own/run the place are totally precious and delightfully eclectic. In a town where there is a bit of a lack of art in general to enjoy--the are a God send and a breath of fresh air. Literally every one of my favorite pieces of clothes-from beautifully made affordable peasant tops to stunning one of a kind caftans--are from this shop. So lucky to have them here

This is one of the cutest stores in Bishop Arts! I believe the building houses different vendors,…read morebut all under one roof. It's fun to browse through all the trinkets from soap, to jewelry, to baby items, cards, tshirts, magnets. All the fun stuff with Oak Cliff labeled items too. Support local!

Such a cute store! I love all the fun items that this place has: clothing, hats, jewelry, stickers,…read moremusic, home decor, beauty and body care, etc. Definitely one of my favorite stores in the area!

It truly is fashion!…read more * Great Prices * So diverse in style and color * Fun experience

Clean and organized! Friendly staff. Cute stuff for very reasonable prices! I love that they…read moreactually carry size 11 women's shoes. YES!i