There's a solid selection of seasonal clothes here that caught my eye as I walked past. If nothing…read moreelse, it seems as though they have a better selection of canvas shoes than anyone really should. I actually saw numerous things I would gladly rock, but some of it seems a bit pricey. For instance, when did shorts start going for $70 on the regular? They are half the size of pants, and my pants don't cost that much. At least this pair didn't, but that's probably because I've been wearing them since 8th grade.* ID is definitely worth a look for hats, shoes, shirts, and more. In it, I found something that's extremely rare for me on Bedford: clothes for sale that I would actually wear. _________ *I used to be with it, then they changed what "it" was. Now what I'm with isn't it, and what's "it" seems weird and scary to me.

I always find some really good basics here. zip up hoodies, shorts, socks, some nice button downs…read more Recently I really been loving the face masks. Super minimal Japanese fabric style. They are super nice.

Walked in looking for a belt because I forgot to pack one on this business tip. Found a belt I now…read morewear every day. Best belt I've ever owned. And chilled with the owner / designer listening to LPs. Not usually my kind of store. Here I am, back for more. I guess it's my kind of store.

Walked in looking for a tie, walked out with jeans and a shirt. Nice trendy spot in the heart of…read moreWilliamsburg. Very helpful staff and not to mention a great selection of apparel. There were a few items on the sales rack, but this plumy Yelper loves food a little too much and has not been a size Medium since the days of Underoos. Items are a bit on the pricey side, but thats what you get.

Let me tell you--Isaiah should be heading up the customer experience team at Buck Mason. He went…read moretruly above and beyond. I was visiting from London and had only one store on my list: Buck Mason. I'd heard their quality was unmatched. So I was disappointed to learn that the Brooklyn store didn't carry the women's line, and I didn't have time to get into Manhattan. I knew exactly what I wanted, the classic boxy tee, and Isaiah and the entire team stepped in and made it happen. They literally sent someone to the Manhattan store to pick up my order and had it back in Brooklyn that same afternoon. I'll forever sing Buck Mason's praises and will be a customer for life. Thanks for making my first experience with BM a memorable one. And, that team has insane style to top it off. Every single person in there was dressed to the nines. Keep it up boys!

They're really friendly, the store is teeny tiny but very handsomely done, and all I can say about…read morethe clothes are...85% of my wardrobe is BM now since these guys moved to Williamsburg. Their clothes are well-made and in appealing slate and earthy tones that can go with anything, upscale casual. Prices are not absurd. Highly recommend. They tried their best during covid (they were one of the first stores in the neighborhood to close, thereby protecting both their employees and their customers before a lot of other stores did the same) but re-opened with this rather silly idea of having customers touch and try on clothes wearing tiny fragile ripped plastic gloves, which was...literally impossible. If you were put off by this, they are not doing it anymore!

Always found a great selection of merchandise when I did shop at Pop's and a long with great…read morecustomer service at a great affordable value.

This store is great, seriously! It's literally filled with a wide selection of Carhartt pieces. I…read morefelt like a kid in a candy store lol. There's something for everyone, from classic overalls/vest to the cutest pink overalls for babies! What really made this place stand out was the customer service. The staff were warm, welcoming, and genuinely helpful. They took the time to talk, engage and made sure I found exactly what I needed and treated me more like family than just another customer. It didn't feel like a typical shopping experience, it felt personal and I really appreciated that. I'll definitely be back soon. If you're considering dropping by, please do. This place is 100% a hidden gem.

One of the rarest stores you'll come across anywhere in the world. Kai D thoughtfully designs each…read morecollection and arranges the space with such care--it feels less like a shop and more like a quiet celebration of slow craft. As a customer turned friend, I've been coming here for years, sometimes just to step in and absorb the calm, grounded energy that both the space and Kai naturally offer. Mun, another designer whose work is carried in the store, is often there on weekends, and it's always a joy to see them both. What they share is a deep commitment to making--truly living the artist's way. Everything is created with intention: slow, authentic, and uncompromising. The designs feel timeless, with a sensitivity to materials that makes each piece something you can live in and return to for years. This past weekend, I stopped by during a spontaneous stroll. Kai and Mun welcomed me so warmly, pulling pieces they could imagine me in--it felt like playing dress-up with old friends. I left with a beautiful Japanese-collar jacket, generously gifted by Kai, and I'll likely be back soon for a shirt I fell in love with that day. Thank you, Kai, for continuing to carry forward the art of craft.

I'm only giving 3 stars because they have really incredibly nice stuff and it's a really well…read morecurated store. I really wanted to get some things and support a small business. Had spent a lot of time on their website before coming in. But I was so weirded out by the two people working there today and how unfriendly/unhelpful they seemed - it was if they were bothered I was there. I spent 10 minutes in the store and they never said a word to me, not even a response to my "hello". They then followed me around the store, readjusting the hung clothes after I looked at them. It was just a real odd vibe. I'll probably give them another chance, but only when I'm in the neighborhood. Was disappointed because I trekked across town solely to visit this store and pick something up

Looking for a little slice of 80's-00's NYC Skate culture? How about to shoot the shit with a NYC…read morenative about the exclusive sneakers (Nikes mostly) or sick af products that he has for sale? This is your spot. As I walked in I was dumbstruck! It made me feel like a kid again. Standing in there I just felt that grit energy that saddly NYC has lost. The owner sprinkled the shop with art and trickets that have their own stories and reminded me of my childhood. I only know this since I tried to buy 4 different items but they weren't for sale because they were sentimental reasons. Though I was sad I couldn't aquire some of these things, the stories he provided filled that need to own it. This spot is a controlled chaos in all the best ways. It has the New York City flavor to its core that would be missed by non-natives. All and all, respect to this shop on every level. I dropped $150 without a second thought after buying alot of stuff because these are shops I want to support. It's passion over profit (in a realistic mindset). Thank you!

At a time when streetwear and "sneaker culture" are unrecognizable, this place is a shining beacon…read moreof the old New York of the early 2000s. Awesome rare gear at outlet prices. People will ask "Where'd you get those?!" We wore Supreme when they didn't have a website. We used to chat with Dave Ortiz or Jeff Staple when we'd pop into their shops. Apps didn't exist. We had to physically be there, meet people, know people. F*ck your Yeezys!

Gorgeous selection of vintage designer items, and the prices are very reasonable compared to the…read morevintage shops in Manhattan. Purchased an amazing wool Armani coat for $500.

I saw this line of clothing recommended by Summer Rayne Oakes on her YouTube channel. I actually…read moretrusted her opinion and decided to order a dress from them online. I received an email from FedEx confirming delivery on a Wednesday that included a photo of the package. The package was laying on a bare stone floor in a building lobby. Unfortunately the building in the photo is not mine. My building has a 24 hour/7 day doorman that receives all packages, logs them into a database that alerts the residents. My building lobby also is completely carpeted. There are no bare floors in our lobby as shown in the picture. I called Faherty the same day at (877) 745-8994. There is a recording that loops over and over stating all agents are busy helping others and simply directs callers to use the chat feature on the website. The chat feature simply asks you for your email and advises you that an agent will be in touch shortly.  I continued to call multiple times, hoping to reach an agent but no one ever picks up, regardless of of the time I called.  I spoke to a FedEx rep who stated that due to the type of Fedex service Faherty uses, she cannot assist me. She states that I cannot submit a claim on my own behalf, despite having a photo the clearly shows the package was not left in my building. She advised me that I need to notify Faherty immediately, or at least within 24 hours so they could submit an expedited claim and have the driver investigate. It is now 48 hours, multiple calls, chats with a useless AI bot, and I have not been contacted yet. To have a company that cannot provide adequate, or in Fahertys' case, any customer service at all, is ludicrous.  My recommendation to Faherty: Your customer service is nonexistent. Customers that visit your store and customers that visit your website deserve customer service. When customers seek help, forcing them to communicate with an AI chat bot that cannot assist  is not helpful. It only causes frustration. Hire live people to address customer concerns. At this point, I'm so disgusted by Fahertys' lack of response that I don't even want the dress anymore. What if something is wrong with it? Then I will have another hassle trying to reach people in customer service that don't exist. I will be contacting my bank for a chargeback.

I'd recommend to go to this store. most of the items are still at this location…read more West Village store is Worse, you can't even shop there when a young woman is working, she'll began to talk x10, annoyingly Plus Very, very Sarcastic! I feel more comfortable with super Relaxed Vibe. Summer closes are available. They carry kids items too. B32 bus is in front of the store - take you to JMZ Marcy ave station easy access to Manhattan or Ferry is also about 5blocks away. It goes to 34st midtown Manhattan.

Absolutely incredible selection of Americana vintage. Very reasonable pricing. It would be a weekly…read morestop if I didn't live in Texas.

Stumbled onto this gem in the mini-mall on Bedford. They are really inconspicuous and tucked far…read moreinto the left corner of this place. Bun, a chiller, made sure I knew he was there if I needed help and walked through where they got the clothes and the styles from each period. It's a small store, but there's definitely treasure to be found. They stock vintage American flannels that they handpick out of conventions and auctions. They also import a few pieces from Japan such as souvenir jackets and hantens as well. If you've ever happen to have been to Shimokitazawa in Japan, this will familiar terrority to you. Either way, you'll sure to be find a piece with some history in great condition for a really solid price

Earthy lightweight clothing for the casual look. Store was small and laid out to accommodate…read moreshopping without being too cramped. The sales people were not outgoing and did not approach or greet upon entering so you don't have to worry about any high pressure salespeople.