An incredible selection of vintage band, sports and LA tees, sweatshirts and hats. The owner…read moreViviana is so kind, helpful and welcoming - I will definitely be back for more. Highly recommend this gem of a store!

This place is fabulous. Really cute space - lots of rock n roll vibes, vintage tees, hats, jackets,…read moreand all kinds of other curated vintage clothes and accessories. The owners are rad too. Highly recommend checking it out

I spent the day shopping on Melrose looking specifically for vintage clothing and was largely…read moredisappointed by the offerings since my favorite stores have closed in the past few years. On my way back to my car, like a mirage in the desert, I saw the pink awning that is Dear Earl. So cute with big VINTAGE writing, I knew it was about to be good. Sure enough, Dear Earl did not disappoint!! I collect vintage tapestry coats and was able to get not one, but TWO at this store!! I got many more things in addition to those and the store is beautifully displayed with racks outside, stylish mannequins, and an eclectic selection of vintage from ladylike sets to Pleasers. Highly recommend checking out this store for alternative style and dopamine dressing!!

So cute!! Will be stopping in again! AMAZING prices! Also the owner was there and was so sweet!read more

Not sure they're thriving. Only open 1 day a week for only 6 hrs? That's no way to keep up the…read morepickleball life. Entrance was locked when I came by. I'm from outta town, so can't be picky when I'm available to stop by for some shopping or pickling. Unfortunately their website (Los Feliz Flea Market or Rex Pickleball) doesn't accommodate free drop-in pickleball, only expensive reservations. Limited street parking. When planning my LA-cation, I was so excited to include pickleballing atop Vintage Land in my itinerary. Disappointed that town's falling on hard times. LA isn't what it used to be.

Where else can you find outdoor, rooftop shopping and free parking downtown? I found out about…read morethis place from the strategically placed signage on the side of the building while driving on the 110 freeway. It's open every Saturday and Sunday. My first visit was on a Saturday. Staff direct you to the garage parking lot. I took the stairs to the rooftop. I first noticed the row of port-a-potty's. There are rows of vendors selling new and used merchandise. I purchased a blouse for $2 and skirt for $5. Both new. What a deal. There are also a couple vendors selling food. There are tables and chairs available to sit down.

The Los Feliz Flea sale is a medium sized affair in the parking lot/exterior space of Our Mother of…read moreGood Counsel School/Church. Unlike most flea markets, this felt more like a craft fair and less like an affair where you rifle through junk looking for a gem. That is to say: there is a combination of different merchants. Some are selling genuine vintage/antique clothing, records, decor and others are selling their personal ceramics, picture frames and more. It's an interesting combination but I would caution that this is NOT a flea market where you can find an armful of treasure for five bucks. The flea market hosts a number of food and beverage purveyors so you can easily get a snack while you peruse what's on offer. But the VERY best thing about this flea market: TONS of free parking in the back of school.

We found Los Feliz Flea Market while searching for something to do while in the LA Chinatown area…read more I was actually surprised that I had not known about it sooner. Runs every Saturday -- free parking and free admission -- yay! We arrived around 1pm -- parking was busy but we didn't find it hard to find a spot. Vendors were upstairs and downstairs in the same structure. We started downstairs. The layout is clean and spacious. I appreciated the cute signs that direct you to each floor. Although the rooftop was hot, there were umbrellas along the walkway and some shaded table seating next to the food/drink vendors. The vendors we met were all so nice and willing to negotiate. Downstairs I found a vintage blouse and was somehow convinced that I needed a winter cardigan. The seller gave me a deal I couldn't refuse! Upstairs my husband bought two vintage shirts to add to his collection. It was then time for a break -- the FYMBAS Matcha Latte and Strawberry Cola Slush were perfectly refreshing. We'll be back. :)

If you want to see or be seen in LA... this is the spot to be!…read more Ever wondered what's trendy or fashionable in SoCal? Melrose will let you know as soon as you arrive. Parking is easy to find as they provide valet parking which is marketed as free, but realistically tip-based. Entrance fee is less than $10 which is much cheaper than the Rose Bowl Flea Market. There is a good variety of booths from candles and crystals to vintage clothing and underrated designers. The prices range from very cheap ($1-$5 clothes) all the way up to hundreds of dollars for rare finds. The sellers are very casual and chill which makes shopping here a fun experience. There is also art and furniture here and the Grove is walking distance from this place. Erewhon is also a couple blocks away. Overall, this is the perfect spot for any tourist visiting LA wanting to experience the lovely sunny weather. It is also a great place to kill time on a Sunday and people watch (with sunglasses preferably).

Cute flea market with a variety of clothing, jewelry, and craft vendors…read more Food options are limited & just okay; nothing that makes me want to return, but worth checking out once. Admission is $6 or $7 I believe. Not sure about on-site parking, but there's plenty of metered parking nearby.

Best selection of non-rock vintage tees in LA and they are mostly $20. Tip: She gave me a deal for…read morethree. The owner, I believe it's Disia, is warm and chill and Israeli so she has a certain love of life, a passion for life. It is located on the east side of abbot Kinney just off the sidewalk. While certainly not a big outfit it has a fantastic supply of t shirts as well as a range of girl's vintage outfits like jeans and dresses.

Jewelry, beautiful earrings, bracelets, rings & necklaces most are hand made and the prices are…read morereasonable for semi precious stone jewelry. Great gifts for a sister, girlfriend, wife...they have different vendors on the weekends and some vintage clothing vendors as well. Everyone very friendly and eager to show you and have you try on the vast array of jewelry on display. Plus with the trendy, hipster vibe of Abbott Kinney it's a perfect fit.

Fab merchandise from various time periods from the early twentieth century until now.read more

Rene and Michelle have the MOST amazing collection of vintage anywhere, especially in LA. I got my…read morewedding dress there. Rene is a genius- she knew exactly what would look great on me, which happened to have been the exact opposite of what i thought i wanted. It was the second dress I tried on. I went to a dozen bridal shops and tried on tons of dresses before I came to catwalk. Rene took one look at me and she knew right away! Please look no further. It is and will always be Catwalk.

The Venice HS Flea Market takes place every 2nd Saturday and is free free free! The 2nd Saturday…read morehas been going on since 1992! It's $25 to sell at this market so prices are lower than most markets. Free parking in back and on the streets. I have found rare records for cheap, trench art, old postcards, lots of very unique and cool stuff for a fraction of the price as Rose Bowl, Melrose, Long Beach or PCC. I actually don't like Melrose because entry fee and how much of a fashion show it is. Proceeds benefit the Venice Gondolier Booster Club. Venice HS was also where the movie Grease was filmed!

This place is picking up. They have some great new vendors including a new lady with a lot of…read morevintage items. She has a great selection, great prices and great items. Her name is Gloria and she is located next to the rear parking lot. Last time there I picked up some toys and some old linens from her. She has a great attitude and is willing to make a deal.