Awesome service here!! Crazy variety of clothing, perfect vintage store suitable for many styles!!…read more Have gotten a few shirts that my epic girlfriend liked & said i looked very handsome! 100% recommend if you wanna look fly! Emphasize on epic.

Beautiful selection and plenty of variety. Everything's reasonably priced. It's an absolute gold…read moremine in there service was 10 out of 10.

Welcoming service as you walk in the door. Lots to see and such creative art tees! Reasonable…read moreprices for their value. I got a random pair of fly earrings, the cutest selection of accessories. Two locations a couple stores down from each other.

I stumbled upon this cute vintage shop while exploring Little Tokyo. Not only they sell authentic…read moreY2K clothing brands like Abercrombie and Fitch sweaters from the early 2000s for over $40, but also have blind boxes, anime, Japanese goods, fun accessories, and a sale trunk on the back. I went home with a few Korean version of Chiikawa blind boxes and a nigiri bag keychain to gift my friend as souvenirs. The cashier was friendly and welcoming. They even have a vinyl album section next door. Definitely worth checking out when you're in Japantown.

Deals and steals! So delighted this consignment shop exists on the Westside. I've come across and…read morepurchased some amazing consigned men's items at this store -- Chrome Hearts hoodie, sweats, and sunglasses; Balenciaga trench coat; Rimowa luggage; Bottega Veneta & Loewe tote bags. The staff here is so welcoming and sincere, and are not afraid to strike up a warm conversation. The store is run very efficiently for consignors as well -- I've consigned many men's designer that have sold quickly here. I'd say it's easier to find nice designer womenswear. Men's designer is harder to find, but at times you'l get lucky with designer menswear.

Used to love this place but now it's more of a buyer beware situation, based on a recent…read moreexperience. I purchased two candle holders and later got a voicemail saying I owed an additional 33 cents because they'd undercharged me. Odd amount to call about, but I was out of town and didn't call back right away. The next day I answered a call (that turned out to be from them) asking for someone else entirely. Assuming the number was possibly spam, I googled the number, saw it was Trove, and then emailed them directly, saying I understood I owed 33 cents and asking for an invoice. They corrected me. I actually owed $33, not 33 cents, they couldn't send an invoice by email, and wanted me to call and give my card info over the phone instead. After everything already off with this (the wrong number call, the 33-cent voicemail, no email invoicing), I didn't feel comfortable reading my card number to someone over the phone. I offered to stop by in person instead, and asked in advance if they could have a receipt ready showing my original 33 cent charge, so I wouldn't be making the trip for nothing. I rearranged my lunch break to make this happen and showed up as planned. No receipt. They said they'd emailed it, but I'd specifically asked for a printed copy, the least they could do given this was their error to begin with. That request took several days notice and still didn't happen. Their printer was "acting up," so I got no receipt for the original charge and none for the new $33 charge, either! An error on their end turned into a special trip, wasted time on my lunch break, and still no paperwork to show for any of it. Disappointing customer service, especially when the customer is the one who has to burn their own time fixing your mistake. Edited to add, following their reply: I was never contesting the dollar amount being charged. I was happy to pay for what I purchased. I stated that they asked me to call in my card over the phone. I addressed why I was uncomfortable with doing that, and had asked for a way to provide payment electronically. When that option was not available I offered to come in. My disappointment is that despite their error, the wrong amount owed left on my voicemail, a random "wrong number" phone call from them, and inability to accept payment over something like square invoicing / Venmo / etc., all I asked for was a printed receipt. If someone has to make time to come in and fix your error, it's the least you could have done. I'm now even more disappointed in them after this response.

I have sold numerous items with Recess. Marie, the owner is great to deal with. I have brought in…read moreseveral items and she sold 99% of the items she selected for consignment. She has a very good eye and knows what will sell. Their bookkeeping is honest and her share of the commission is fair at 50/50. The Crossroads Trading company in Santa Monica offered me $5 for a beautiful pair of Purple Label Ralph Lauren boots. I declined their offer. Recess sold them within a month of getting them from me and sent me a check for $150.

One thing I love about shopping in the Fairfax District is that you will find lots of cool vintage…read morestores here in the area. Recess was awesome. I purchased some lamps, and older vintage antiques here. Place has been around a long time. I also found some items to decorate my home with. Everything is relatively cheap, depending on what the items are. Service was good, and I had a good experience for my first time here.

This was a great thrift store for specific Western, lo-Cal vibes. With a sprinkle of military garb…read more I thought the holdings were pretty sparse. They did have great, authentic silver and turquoise. Service was unenthusiastic.

Raggedy Threads is my favorite vintage store in L.A. - no contest. Don't let this tiny little store…read more- located in a tiny little corner of Little Tokyo - fool you: It's like a treasure trove of rare finds. I've been on a huge vintage kick lately, so this store has been my go-to source for old tees. My reasons for going vintage are primarily environmental since the carbon footprint and resources needed to make new clothes are substantial - and incredibly wasteful when there's so much awesome used clothing out there. Another reason: Your friends can't copy your style. Most recently, I picked up a few tees from the 1970s and 80s. Being in L.A. they get a lot of local and California vintage shirts with logos, designs, and jokes that only true Californians would get. I couldn't resist buying a Castroville "Giant Artichoke" tee they had over the summer. Personally, I tend to gravitate towards regional finds like these because they bring back such great memories of my youth and of family road trips up and down my home state. They also carry old college (Go Bears!), high school, and everyone's favorite - summer camp tees. Plus, you cannot beat the vintage fit from the 70s/80s. Caveat: Today's "S" is equivalent to an "M" or bigger because people were presumably thinner back then. So do your part for the environment and look effortlessly stylish doing it by shopping used and vintage! And there's no better place in L.A. for this than Raggedy Threads.

Make good choices bc life has no rewind. That being said let's get into this beautiful vintage…read morereview. :D Starday Vintage is a nice vintage clothing store in East Hollywood. They carry a huge selection of men's and women's clothing, shoes, jewelry, and accessories. Most of them are from the 1920's to the 90's. Also they carry vintage guitars. All these nice items are neatly organized in their 2000sq ft store; stuff can be found by era and size in a brightly lit spacious environment. I found a nice brown bomber jacket (see photo) that I dig a lot albeit out of my price range. Price ranges from $5 to over $200 bucks. Atmosphere was relaxing. Staff was affable. Overall, I enjoyed my visit and I recommend this vintage store.

Wow! What a find! So much inventory and very good hand picked items. It was a day where I was…read morelooking for a vintage large glass cigar ashtray. Low and behold they had one! It was my first stop thrifting and found what I was looking for. Proven that you never know what you'll find here. Have to return to check out clothing and accessories. Staff is friendly and helpful. Worth the visit :)

Vintage Vortex is one of the best…read more This little big barn of 2nd hand fun and then some is located on Santa Monica Blvd (part of the Route 66 route) and Virgil Avenue in an all black building next to The Virgil bar nightclub. Serving it up in East Hollywood, they offer a parking lot with a main entrance in the rear. Open everyday from 12 PM til 6:30 PM showing casing some of the best unisex, women's and men's vintage clothing in Los Angeles. Decor with some hints of Star Wars, Western chic and lot of throwback vibes. The music is always good and their service is swift. The isles are pretty close together and the men's selections are a bit scattered up near the front parts of the store. Everything is of incredible quality so prices vary and often on the moderate to bargain side. Changing rooms on the side that are a good size and often in use. Good vibes and great lighting. You're bound to luck into some great stylish finds, accessories or miscellaneous trinkets and cool wonders. I don't believe they buy or offer trade in for your old clothes as everything here is incredible condition and that can be hard to come by the basically like new look. No restrooms for customers. Military discounts are available Looking for a thrifting adventure, "May the force be with you!"

Super cute vintage store with great variety. Definitely…read moreworth checking out if you're looking for some quality vintage pieces!

Sunday's Best is a Thrifter's dream!…read more They carry a variety of old and newer curated items in great condition. The store is nicely organized, clean and spacious. I love the decor and thoughtful layout that allows for shoppers to comfortably be in the same space without bumping into each other. The super-adorable cats are an added bonus. :) The daughter found a vintage sweater (early 2000's) from the Olympic Museum, that celebrated the design from the 1968 Winter Olympics in France. The husband added another hat to his growing collection. Both were very reasonably priced. Aside from checkout, we didn't interact with the staff. They mostly chatted amongst each and walked around often in keeping the store organized. Street parking only but easy enough to find.

Was in LA to help a family member check out neighborhoods and the public transportation. We…read morechecked out this spot because it was so neatly organized. They had great prices and huge selection of clothes that were color and style arranged. And I found a cute jacket to wear to the Lakers game!

Store is amazing. could spend the entire day just wooo and ahhhing. Had so much fun spent way too…read moremuch money but had fun. It was my birthday. Staff is super friendly and even offered water. Great place highly recommend. 10/10

Great quality clothing! I'm talking about jeans, vests, sweaters, & all the types of fur coats you…read morecan imagine. Most thrift stores usually have a small section for fur coats, but this store has its back full of them. I was in fur coat heaven! Prices are nice and reasonably priced. Staff allowed us to roam around the store and get lost in all the greatness. Adding this to my vintage rotation.

I was walking around Melrose and came across this store, it has a lot of character and a really…read morecool selection of clothing and accessories with good value. I didn't buy anything this time, but I'll definitely come back to check out what's in stock. The service is friendly and location is great.

Vintage store with a huge selection. Be sure and check upstairs and downstairs cause there's lots…read moreof hidden gems. Staff walks around and checks on people shoplifting, which is not comfortable, but at least it keeps out the riffraff. The prices are somewhat reasonable to be on Melrose. Found some LV and Gucci sweaters for $600. Which is a little pricy even for vintage. But they were in excellent condition.