Made an appointment online to drop off a good chunk of clothes. The appointment started exactly…read morewhen it was supposed to, so I appreciate the promptness! It was quick and easy, I was able to shop around while she was assessing my clothes. Looking forward to going back!

I will not work with this business again…read more I had a pair of jeans valued at over $250 retail that I consigned at Greene Street Consignment on South Street. When I went in to reclaim them, they had not been sold, but the jeans could not be located in the store. I returned a second time to search again, and still, they could not be found. Staff briefly helped me look, but there was no resolution. When I reached out to customer service, the only solution offered was for me to pay $9.99 for staff to search again and if they aren't found, I would lose both the jeans and the $9.99. This is completely unacceptable. The item was lost while in their possession, and I should not be financially responsible for their error. I expected accountability and a fair resolution, but instead I'm left frustrated and out a valuable item. I cannot recommend this consignment shop based on this experience.

Accidentally walked in here and bought a purse I didn't need so what's not to like?…read more The lady who worked there was lovely, it's a packed little store with a little bit of everything. I think the prices are very reasonable but can't speak for anyone else's pockets. If you need a little trinket or gift or something with character, or if you're a crystal girlie, I'd highly recommend

Urban Princess is like an oasis of positive energy…read more So many unique items like caps, purses, clothes, candles, etc. There is a cute little section with items for sale. Nice wine dispensers or wine bags perfect for a BYOB outing. They even go live Wednesday's on FB to showcase items. I went back the next day and purchased 2 soft flowing comfi jumpers. While walking through the store I recalled purchasing a seatbelt purse years ago from this gem of the South Street District.

I have lived in Passyunk Square for over 15 years. I have watched the neighborhood as it has tried…read moreto change from cool/unique to chic. The only places this has, presumably, worked are the price of rent, and this place. I just bought 4 t-shirts for my grandkids for $125! Yeah, cool graphics but they use Gildan shirts, which are Walmart caliber. Thought you should know before you go, as you're probably a tourist or from the 'burbs...their target audience. Of course, they're only open weekends.

Small store with Philadelphia themed clothing. Don't forget to take a picture with Kim Cattral's…read moremannequin. Staff is very friendly and helpful

What clothing store offers you alcohol when you enter? This place already was a ten from that…read moregreeting. This is my go to spot for clothing for all occasions. The staff here is very knowledgeable, cool and laid back which makes discussing sometimes

Metro held a great event last night for customers- featuring Doctor Oyster. Metro is now owned by…read moreIsmael, who is a true pro at providing his customers with a truly fantastic shopping experience. He is very engaging and his love for helping customers find exacrky what they want is obvious from the first minute you meet him! Ismael also has a wonderful eye for fashion! He has been expanding the store's offerings, including new clothing lines and new items. I highly recommend Metro!

This review is based solely on customer service at this establishment. The wares are beautiful and…read morewell curated, and although pricey, they're great pieces. But I was appalled with how I was treated by one of the employees there. I had been chatting with one of the owners, I think- Ariel? She was sweet as could be and shared my enthusiasm over an amazing eggplant wool dress and coat from the fifties. She told me the price and after admiring it I decided to try it on. By this time, Ariel had stepped out and another female employee stepped in. I remarked to her that it was so beautiful and I'd like to try it on, to which she sneered, very obviously looked me up and down, and said, "well, it only really fits a size 2...". Not that it makes any difference what size I am, but I'm between a 4 and 6 and was appalled at her rudeness. I asked the waist measurement (it was definitely larger than a 2) and she didn't know. When I said I'd like to give it a try, she scoffed and said, "well, it's $250, so don't force it". Excuse me?! How dare she say something like that! I'm not a child who is unaware of the delicacy of vintage clothing, and am not disillusioned about my size- I did try it on and it all fit except for the bust, because the waist was very high up on the dress and I have a long torso. The girl asked if it fit, and I told her the bodice was too short, and she replied that the original owner was very short and petite. That's what she should've told me about the size-I'm tall, around 5'9", and it would be very obvious it wouldn't fit if it was tailored for a short woman. Instead she made it about weight with her tone and comments. She then tried to get me to try on the original clothing line, saying it goes well with an "hourglass" shape, but I was so furious and embarrassed that I left. No one should be commenting on anyone's size, no matter how veiled, and to assume I would damage the garment? Uncalled for, unacceptable, and just plain mean. It was not said out of concern for the dress- it was malicious and very ill intended. I also felt like she was insinuating I couldn't afford it, anyway. I'll not return to be treated to poorly, and that's a shame, because this shop has potential.

I love it. Sweet selection of men's vintage, tons of interesting housewares and antiques, and a…read moresmall, tight selection of women's vintage. However the most exciting bit is the original Earl Salko lines of clothes by Ariel, who is always there at the sewing machine and helping people find something. I bought a dress here after admiring the simple lines and unfussy design of a dress in the window. I didn't have time to try it on, and when it didn't look just right (too shiny for daytime wear) I brought it back and Ariel exchanged it for a more work-appropriate dress, no problem. Everyone who works here is super sweet and goes out of their way to help you in a non-intrusive manner. Joyously recommended to fans of vintage and super-simple, locally made clothes.

A really fantastic little shop with a variety of gifts and goods. Proprietor is very helpful and…read morefriendly. Ornaments to unique non-alcoholic specialty drinks, scarves, books and more. Worth the walk to stop by.

I'm a regular to Moon + Arrow and I have always had a pleasant experience. It's such a beautiful…read morestore with beautiful hand made items. I went there today on Aug 9th at 1:50pm the young lady did not greet me nor did she speak when I spoke. The items I usually buy were out of stock, so I asked her when would the item be restocked all she said was I don't know. Usually the employees would take your contact info, and will be eager to assist. I did not experience that with this employee.

If your looking for the latest in mens fashion ask for Louie he will guide you to it. Greek key…read morefashion in all stryes

This place is definitely proof that looks can truly be deceiving…read more Whenever I used to walk by A Mans Image I dismissed it as being drastically behind the times due to its dated look and fact that I couldn't gather much information on it online or otherwise compared to most other local clothing stores. But the more I walked by the more drawn I became to the reasonably priced designer merchandise and that were on the outdoor sales rack and window display. And upon first entry they won me over with the incredible deals and knowledgeable sales staff. The owner is a sharp dressed old head who will be quick to tell you how he's been in the clothing business for 50+ years as he walks you through the product that best suits your style. And when it comes down to it if he can't make you look good then no one can. he knows the product he buys in seam and out, and knows when to recommend things like scotch guarding for a jacket. his family runs the business with him and he has some pretty skilled staff as well. While some of the clothing did match the dated exterior, the store does yield a diverse amount of fashion at some pretty insane deals. designer pants went for as low as $50 for a pair of 2, and top of the lines sweaters went for as low as $30 for 2. When I picked up a brand new winter coat the owner was even cool enough to throw in a matching scarf free of charge. Add in plenty of suits, shirts, shoes, and then some; and you have a perfect destination for good fashion on a budget.

I was looking for stripper heels for pole dance and a rave outfit and this place is the vibe. They…read morehad lots of rave stuff that you would also find on Amazon, plus lashes, rhinestone face gems, pasties, colored contacts, jewelry, sunglasses, fishnets, bags... Not as many heels to select from but still worth a peek. Prices are definitely fair and the owners will offer you a deal if they see you looking at something! Def check out if you're going to a music festival or need a sexy outfit. It's better than Amazon since you can see it IRL and try on!

If u need a cheap pair of sunglasses, or some costume jewelry for a trip, and you don't want to…read morespend a lot, this is the place to stop by!! Scarfs, bracelets, daisy duke shorts, hair clips, a few kinky lingerie get-ups. A flashback to the 70s and 80s?!

[1080] 2/2020…read more I visited this costume store in Philadelphia while in the area. Plenty of strip mall parking. The store is huge and seems to be open all year round. There are a ton of costumes available in this location. There is an upstairs which has closeout items. They have a 50,60,70 and 80 costume section which made me want to find a themed party :) We picked up a few cool items while here. Staff was friendly We will definitely be back.

The good: They…read morereally have a bit of everything. If you need to find a last minute anything, for a costume party, a dancing gig etc -- I'm pretty positive they'll have it. They have a sections of " goth clothing", adult section in the back, a kids section and everything in between; from clowns to princesses, to fairies and jesters they truly have it all. The make-up section is OK , has all the essentials color wise , fake blood and all that jazz. I was looking specifically for " jester make up", which they didn't have, but if you know what you're doing they definitely have the colors CON: is the price. Biggest "con" of all ( see what I did there ;) Their corsets are priced at $99.. WHAT? I could go to Victoria Secret for a real one.. and some! Ps you can find corset online for $20.. I found a top hat that was cute.. I flipped it over $79.99 . WHAT WHAT? I was flipping it around trying to see, is this made from gold? From magical fairy elves.. a brand name? I have no idea. I ended up making my own from materials of AC Moore for about $5.. They'll have what you need, I'm sure of it. Just be ready to shell out

I placed an order with Totem Brand Co. for two Patagonia MLC 45L bags and paid increased…read moreinternational shipping and prepaid duties at checkout. A few days later, I received a cancellation notice falsely stating that I had requested to cancel the order -- which I had not. I had to reach out myself to find out what happened, and only then was I informed that the company had decided to cancel my order due to the cost of international shipping -- despite the fact that I had already paid the higher shipping and duties. No one attempted to contact me beforehand or offer any alternative; they simply cancelled the order without discussion. To make things worse, the sale price of the bag is no longer listed, raising serious concerns about the integrity of the cancellation. This was a very disappointing experience, marked by poor communication, no accountability, and a complete lack of customer consideration. I strongly advise against ordering from Totem Brand Co., especially if you're outside the U.S.

Cute place on south street full of name brand as well as local items. You can get some exposure to…read morethe locally made, or locally supported brands as well as our neighbor Canada. E.g. They have Canada goose here! They also carry belts that have been made by the Amish. Come and check out the quality yourself. The front desk is friendly and will provide you with info if you have questions. They have a sister store Totem just 3 doors down that sells items made in America and ones from Japan. Lots of collaboration, artistic and unique. You'll find something here or at least a good gift for love ones. The only down side, it's on the expensive end but what you get is good quality.