I love and miss this place since I moved! The key is to take your time, as you have to scroll through everything to find gems. I'm a size 4 and I've bought here a pair of Marc Jacobs dress pants for $20, same thing for a M. Jacobs top, 2 J Brand jeans for less than $20 each. Also one funky panther dress with a design from the 50's for Halloween for less than $10. A pencil skirt by Anne Taylor for $7. Most of the bands though are common like Gap, J Crew, H&M, etc. As they have their clothes from shows and movies, pieces have not worn a lot and a usually in a very good shape. They have sometimes wedding dresses too. There are some changing rooms, which make a huge difference. read more

A cool haunt for fashion hipsters especially if you know trends and are a small size. Classic stuff for guys. They have a westside location too. at 1164 S. Robertson Blvd. LA 310.820.1322 read more

Ridiculously high prices. Better prices can be had at the retail stores when stuff goes on sale. I saw a Ralph Lauren Purple Label suit for $1,000 and a Zegna sportcoat for $600. Seriously? That's what those things cost brand new on sale or in outlets. High end ties retail for $60-85. WTF? I can buy them cheaper at Last Call. I don't live in the area so I can't hit this store weekly. I know they drop prices often so you might get a deal if you're quick. Still, this place sells second-hand clothes. The stuff is used and they probably buy it from the studios by the pound so why such high prices? I usually just go in, take a look and leave without buying anything. What a rip off this place is! read more

I don't really care where my clothes came from, but I shop here looking for bargains. You really do have to search to find the gems, so be prepared to spend some time. What peeves me is when they have an $80 Theory sweater that I bought five years ago for $50. I just don't feel like the people who price things have a real grasp of current fashion. You score the real bargains when no one will pay the $80 for the sweater and they mark it down to $20. I've heard a lot of people haggle at the checkout, and I've been offered a discount without even asking before, fyi. read more

This place is always great to check out. Clothes from TV and movie wardrobes? Who wouldn't want to check out fun stuff like that eh? I like peruzing the stuff around here and looking at all the clothes. I usually never buy anything because it is too expensive, but it is nice to walk around haha. When they have sales outside I usually will find something great. Not thrift store prices because it is more desinger/used stuff rather than yo basic thrifties. I bought a pair of nice black converse here for 11$ and an awesome tank on sale for about 3$ or something, so once in a while they will have great sales! A nice little tourist/fun thing to do if you are on magnolia along with all the other vintage shops on this street. read more

I love this place. Granted, you have to be patient and sort through a lot of stuff to find a winner, but I've never once been disappointed. Where else can you get a Salvatore Ferragamo vest for 8 dollars and a vintage Gucci bag for 10? Some of their stuff can be pricey, but they're constantly marking items down and getting new shipments. read more

I was excited about this place after reading the reviews, but I didn't think it was that great. I did find a few good deals, but it took a lot of searching. There wasn't much organization - just jeans in one place, dress shirts in one place, etc. The sizes were all mixed together too. Most of the stuff I thought was too expensive - it took me about 45 minutes to find the great bargains. To end my journey, the guy that checked me out - who I think must have been the owner - wasn't very friendly. This place is certainly worth a trip, as long as you go with the mindset that it's gonna cost more than second hand places. read more

If you are comfortable paying no more than $30 for a new men's shirt, stay away from here. You won't find the JCP or Sears items for $2.50. But, if you usually shop for the better name brands (Theory, Varvatos, D&G, Hugo Boss, etc.), this place is for you. Sure, that Valentino pair of pants may set you back $45 and it may have previously been worn, but if you bought it new the sales tax would likely be higher. The place is not particularly well laid out, but I enjoy the hunt. Others have complained about poor service, but the only service I need is ringing up my sale as I walk out the door smiling. A recent trip pulled in 3 dress shirts, 2 pairs of pants, a tie and 2 casual shirts - all top shelf designer labels - total cost $90. Again, for $90 you could buy enough quantity of garbage goods to fill a u-haul if you shopped at the crap trap across the street. But, if you appreciate the fit of fine Italian or French made clothing, can't beat It's A Wrap. read more

I know this store for years, and I thought I was crazy to think that it is absolutely overpriced! Ugly! And totally absurd! So f@#$%& what if they claimed wardrobe direct from the set! Lies! Hideous clothing really! 60's, 70's, 80's screaming....give me back my shit! We come here after being exhausted from the nearest thrift store and little boutiques, your bucks is way worth it!!! read more

Clothing is great, service is awful. Came on a Saturday afternoon and the woman working was rude and unhelpful which discouraged me from buying anything. read more

No discounts to be found here. Not even unique pieces. Just season old clothes at retail prices.

Got some sweet Jack Purcells here on the cheap. Great vintage clothing from movie sets.

LOVE this place for "diggin' for deals"... Yes you have to dig, but they are there! A true gem. Street parking right off Lima for free, and in a cute neighborhood too. read more

WOW!!! THE BEST "thrift store" I've ever been in!!! Absolutely anything and everything you could hope to find - clothing, shoes, undergarments, loungewear, jewelry, handbags, cocktail and gala attire - you name it, they've got it!! Fabulous designer names for reasonable prices; many items with their original tags still on!! Incredible selection, department store feel and upbeat, positive staff. Being a background actor I love having someplace to go where I can find something for every shoot!!! Warning: This place could get addicting . . . !!! :) Two thumbs up!! read more

I've walked by this place about a million times, and finally decided to walk in one day. They have have a great selection of clothes at great prices! I found a few t shirts that I liked and it only came out to 15 dollars for 3! Also, all the clothes are from movies or TV shows, so it makes it more fun. I got a t shirt that was in 22 jump street, it looks like any other shirt, but it still makes it kinda special! read more

It's a Wrap is definitely one of my favorite thrift stores. Admittedly, I LOVE hunting for hidden treasures in most thrift stores. Nonetheless, I've found some pretty nice items here. I suggest looking through the outside first, especially for men, because there are great deals on t-shirts, dress shirts, flannels, suit jackets, pants, etc. My boyfriend found a $4 Gap dress shirt for instance in perfect condition. The summer sale is especially fun because a lot of things are marked half off. I needed some cardigans and found 3 at great prices. If I had a disposable income I'd buy designer things here as they are often marked down a lot. Hope this helps and you'll find what you were looking for! :) read more

It's a small store, I'll wouldn't call the prices "thrifty", but I am out of touch with how much these articles of clothing would be retail. Ho-hum, nothing exciting or glamorous. I won't be back. read more

Fun thrift store, that features items purchased from TV and film sets. Not the place to go if you are looking for vintage items, but perfect for finding recent styles/ fashion trends and costumes for halloween. read more

Fun to look through when you have the time to invest. Most of the girl's stuff is very very small. If and when I am a size 4 again I will stop back by for a browse. Upstairs you can find fun, flashy stuff for New Years Eve type parties. read more

I have shopped there for quite a while now.. the prices have gone up.. its kinda hit or miss ... more miss now. I have better luck at Buffalo Exchange.... its worth the stop.. on your way to Buffalo Exch that is!!! read more

One of my favorite stores!!! Never know what I'm going to walk out with but I always do :) It's hard to walk out empty handed there. I'm not a big thrift store person myself but this is the one place that I can. I've found a Cynthia Vincent silk tank for $18 bucks easily a $100 top, don't think I could find a better deal. Yes you do have to be ready to spend sometime there and look through all the racks but it's totally worth it for the stuff you find and the price you pay for everything. My friend and I usually spend a couple hours there lol Also they always have awesome sales on top of the already 50-80% percent off of everything. I like this location better than the Burbank location. Both are great I think I prefer this location because it isn't as long of a journey to get here like it is to get out to Burbank. I highly recommend both locations though :) read more

Love, love, love this place! Great clothes, good prices, and fab finds. Plus, my husband loves it too. In fact, he is usually the one that says "Let's stop at It's A Wrap" because he always finds cool stuff. Sometimes even more items than me! Great deal on everything from dressy to everyday, shoes, purses, jewelery, wraps, coats, mens, kids (at times) and you can't forget to go during Halloween for awesome Halloween items - straight from the studios! Beats the cheap nylon pieces you would buy at a Halloween shop any day! read more

Never thought I'd have anything bad to say about my favorite store that I've spent thousands at. Today, I went to pick up some new things. Happy days - big sale (by the way, previous sales were great but not recently) on the board out front. Take 75% off already reduced items! Usually, the store is packed with them. Not today. I wasted an hour and only found 4 items on sale that were either soiled or ripped. I asked where the sale items were. "Uh sale has been on for a while and nothing is left". I suggested taking down the misleading sign or put out some sale items. "Sorry can't". Are you kidding me? A bunch of junk with high prices and low quality. Take the ripped and dirty stuff off the racks (check everything three times, as the lighting is poor and most items are frayed, torn, have stains and are an embarrassment) and price things as they should be. So disappointed in the place that I've spent so much money at and referred so many people to. read more

Fun to look around at clothes from some tv shows, but not a very good selection. My daughter did find two pairs of shoes and a mesh top, and I bought two pairs of work pants for $3 each as well as a Calvin Klein top for $20. I will recommend their other bigger shop in Burbank, much more fun and much wider selection. read more

Love this place i find great deals here on brand name stuff. The employees are very helpful and they always help me out thank you

After reading reviews I thought this would be a great place to checkout after picking my daughter up at Burbank airport. I had researched several thrift shops in Burbank and Pasadena and this was our first stop. This should have been our last stop as none of the other shops were nearly as nice! It was great! Bought about 6 or 7 really nice articles of clothing for my daughter and fortunately she is small enough to fit into the items they carry. ( their sizes are very small in general as one other reviewer noted) Everything that day was 30% off! All the items of clothing did have codes on them referencing what show they were from , and although their list on the walls was not up to date the gentleman behind the counter was more than willing to tell us what shows they were from upon our checkout. We will be back! Great bargains! And nice employees! read more

I wish I was closer to Burbank as "It's a Wrap!" is a place that is totally unique to LA! It is so fun to find treasures there, especially for parties and other occasions. I have had great finds from "It's a Wrap!" which have lasted for years! read more

Neat stuff! A bit pricey but luckily I came on a 50% off day. I've been to other thrift stores abd can say this is one of the most decent ones I've been too. The clothes actually look nice! I found some neat sweaters as well. read more

It's A Wrap has been around forever...and I love both stores by the way! I have been shopping with them since the 80's when it was a small hole in the wall on Ventura Blvd. They often carry unique items that can be "one of a kind" designs from "up and coming" costumers. Also, the prices are great if you know your brands and good discernment for quality clothing. I have since moved out the area but when I do visit the stores I find all kinds of stuff-if not for me then for my family. My favorite deals are on jewelry, purses and shoes. You can't go wrong buying brand new (or worn once) Converse for $12 or a genuine leather handbag (Fossil) for $25. Love it, Love it, Love it!! read more

Expected better prices for used clothes. I found clothes that was ripped and their asking price was like from a department store.

I stopped in here for the first time (I think) in 4 or so years, yesterday. Overall, I was very underwhelmed. Immediately, I rushed over to look at women's designer pieces, and was shocked to see that a very average Chanel suit was selling at this Burbank store for over $3,000. I continued to peruse the racks to find out-of-date and style, and dirty designer shoes selling for over $200. Pass. The clothing selection was nothing special, either. Average, "mall-type" brands, average pieces at somewhat overmarked prices. No vintage, no designer deals. One saleswoman even came over and looked me up and down as if I was about to steal something. Come on! I left with two, new nightgowns (floral cotton Eileen West $15, new approx $75 and floral flannel Lanz $10, new approx $55), which were a good value, totaling at only $25. I almost bought a third, white cotton and lace Eileen West, marked $18, but decided against it when I saw that the whole bottom was filthy with black soot, and stained with yellow. Overall, very limited range of sizes and somewhat outdated styles, largely highly overpriced. Might as well stop in if you're in the neighborhood, but I would not come over to make a day of shopping here. read more

I am super disappointed with the customer service I received here. Coming into the store I had to check in my bag that contained purchases from another store and I had no problem giving it to them; however when I was leaving, I went back to get my bag and it turns out that they gave my bag to another person! I've received no compensation for my loss and they told me they would contact me if and when they got my bag. I tried calling the store and I got the voicemail despite the fact that the store is still open! This is unbelievable. If a store expects you to check in your items then the store should be able to take care of your stuff. read more

I don't know if maybe I visited this store at the wrong time or what. But, if you like shopping for used merchandise that was originially purchased at Target and you don't mind the odd smell then this is the place for you. I didn't see one single high-end or collectible item. This was a real waste of time for me. Maybe the other locations are better. read more

Went to it a wrap today it was awful experience very prejudice and they're not very helpful I don't even know how the store even exist anymore I know the business is going to go down the one on Robertson shut down probably due to the nasty attitude of them one employers name is Anna and I think the other ones name is Taria or something like that supposedly she's the manager awful service she is a sad cry face all the time act like she owner of the shop buyer beware of it's a wrap and burbank bad experience don't go there anymore everybody stop shopping there they don't deserve one star read more

I don't think this location comes close to the Burbank one in terms of quality and quantity. Seems like just a regular thrift store. Really wonder if everything really comes from a movie set. read more

This baby is only a 3-star'er becuase it's hit or miss. ...Just like pilot season. And, as all good (and bad) shows and seasons must come to an end, the fashions shall live on. We're not talking "costumes" (although I find it hard to imagine how crotchless chaps were ever incorporated into a WB/Aaron Spelling show), but rather the actual designer and not-so-designer clothes worn on popular TV shows and movies. Now, granted, Hollywood caters to those who are a size zero or are in the negative integers, so keep that in mind when shopping here. Since the clothes were worn by the actors themselves, they are often in the small sizes. If you like a particular item so much that you want to wear it every day, you are in luck. You can be that stylistically challenged since you will often find more than one of a particular item -- the wardrobe departments keep reserves in case of stains or other mishaps between takes. To give you an idea of the savings you may find... I found the identical pair of my $200+ hiking boots for $25 that were hardly if ever worn. (I picked them up as a spare.) And, I now have the honor & privilege to say that Tori Spelling's feet were once here. Maybe I should charge admission. read more

I purchased a couple pieces of jewelry, and two pairs of sunglasses there, which just fell apart on the first or second wearing. No refunds given. They carry a wide variety of shoes and clothing, but a lot of it is junk that Ross or Marshall's wouldn't sell, and the higher end items are overpriced. Purses in particular are over-priced, i.e., $54 for a no-label handbag from general wardrobe. You can get good prices of higher end merchandise if you wait for multiple markdowns, but the wait is a long one. Some on staff are rude and immature. Prepare for long wait at cash register. read more

this place sucks.. parking might suck but on a monday afternoon, parking didnt suck. they have a million and a half pairs of earrings everything from the 40s to now.. very intimidating selection of earrings.. so if you need some cute one of a kind inexpensive genuine vintage earrings, its a wraps perfect for that one sole goal.. other than that, this place sucks! size 0 is not the popular choice here contrary to many of the reviews for this place some of the shoes are 50s cute and modern cute and inexpensive.. 40s WWII era slingback pumps to jessica simpson patent peeptoe heels. some of the modern inexpensive stuffs cute, j crew beaded cardigans, racerback summer cotton dresses, hoochie mama bebe we be clubbin gear, 7 jeans, hudson jeans for $50-$80 so why not get the unused stuff on ebay? upstairs you will find the acclaimed, more recognizable labels,, burberry, diane von f, betsey johnson, dior, etc etc.. not too pricey, but definitely priced higher than the aforementioned clothes found downstairs. and um, the purses here? you'll find the SAME EXACT ones at Santee Alley! for $20- $30 less! trust me! i was at santee a couple of weeks ago! the people who i saw in here were weird , like the poormans version of hollywood/ silver lake hipsters.. yknow how south east hollywood has the musicians? well burbank, east North Hollywood/toluca village has the actors, the ones who audition daily and read scripts at the starbucks on magnolia and lankershim on the patio then get bi weekly call backs.. so if youre expecting stuff like what "the way we wore" has and youre a size 0 or 2, dont even bother.... go to http://www.archivevintage.com/ instead.. read more

I know this is just a thrift shop...oh sorry a "production wardrobe sales" shop, but last time I checked most places need customers to stay in business and that is where customer service comes into play. This place has the absolute worst customer service I have ever encountered. It's A Wrap for me as a customer. read more

What is it with the horrid smell inside? I don't remember it being that smelly! I've been going there for a few years now, but for the last couple of years, yikes! Yeah, it's pricy for being used, and, yeah, who cares that the clothes have been on tv/film. You have to dig for that diamond in the rough and maybe you'll get lucky. After all, it does depend on what you're looking for as well. Don't come here if you want the latest trends, cuz most of the stuff they bring in is already yesterday's news....but hey, you never know what you'll find and there are all sorts of clothes here, so it's worth a look-see to judge for yourself... read more