Good collection of hats, jeans and shirts. I usually shop from shopdeeps.com which happens to be…read moretheir website. The owner is really chill always greets you and gives you suggestions. I'm definitely shopping here again.

Great shop has something for everyone from teenagers wanting to look like their celebrity idols to…read morethe businessman looking for a nice suit for any meeting the staff is super polite and helpful I'm always indecisive and lack any sort of fashion knowledge but they always help me put an outfit together making sure I always look good I would definitely recommend it and will continue to do so for many years to come

This is Beauty and fragrance shop , it's pretty cool they have a nice layout ( There have the…read morewomen's number one hot seller "Chanel -Number-5" Fragrance and Mens number one hot seller "Bleu de Chanel" Fragrance , they dont sell garments here,if you are looking for Chanel / pocketbook-purses or Chanel back pack /franny packs or Chanel Fashion /Apparel-Garment Vintage pieces in Brooklyn ( TheRealReal store -163 Court street & this Chanel store is not Affliated , just giving fashion advice , you can hop on the nearby subway L-train and transfer to G-line, or take B62 bus and can take you to Therealreal store in Fort Greene/Downtown Brooklyn area Subway : L-train. Bedford Avenue Train station (if you need to go to TheRealReal store take the L-train to Metropolitan Avenue & Lorimer Street to the G-Train and take it towards Church Avenue , and get off Bergen street to TheRealReal stores ) Bus: B62 (B62 Its major transfer Williamsburg bus terminal -B44,B46,B60,Q54,39,etc. J,M,Z-Trains .Marcy Avenue Train station)

Conveniently located in Jersey Garden mall. Good brand and they had some decent discounts going on…read more We got tshirts and polos for my son . Service was bad . No help and billing is very slow . Like many others said, hope they can improve the service and it will then be a 5 star shop. Food court is good .. parking is kinda tough , especially on weekends !

So easy to get to this store and you can def find some good stuff here. They sell clothes and toys…read morefor kids. I've gotten my son some good summer clothes here and cars he loved. Def a cute store for kids stuff, primarily smaller kids

At Kidstown in Concourse Village like most of their locations you will find stylish children's…read moreclothing and options for children's uniforms at reasonable prices. The prices are not the best in the world, but they are fair prices and you get alot of variety in the styles. The last time I went years ago with my husband we purchased a lot of clothing and accessories for his nieces and nephews. I was pleasantly surprised to see they had an Elena Of Avalor beauty set that included a mini Elena Of Avalor perfume for young girls. I like this concept because not only does the beauty set feature a cartoon character, but it features a character that Latinas can resonate with. I love that beauty kits like this prepare young girls to maintain good hygiene and health. The store also carried a small selection of toys when I went. If you need clothing for your children then come here.

Long shopping strip with food vendors. Hard to drive through, normally has traffic and very hard to…read morepark in this area. Highly recommend taking public transportation. I tend to come here regularly for food or dentist appointments

Wandered over after visiting the Bronx Zoo. This is a busy area full of stores, fruit vendors, and…read moremany other things for sale on the streets. You'll find a mix of stores like Burlington, TJ Maxx, Marshall's, Macys backstage, Gap factory, and then random stores like 'Pretty Girl" selling very cheap clothing or Hot Point selling women's clubbing style clothes. It is quite the mix! In the summer catch the carts selling iceys or water bottles from a cooler. It gets crowded. You'll hear a lot of Spanish as there is a heavy Dominican population. It didn't feel unsafe given how busy it was mid-day. Felt a bit like parts of Harlem. Close to Bronx Zoo & Fordham University.

The gentlemen here are so very kind and helpful and they are also extremely knowledgeable…read more Quality of clothes: A+ Quality of service:A++ If you're looking for men's high end fashion, look no further. This is certainly the best place in the area.

Surprised there aren't more Yelp reviews for this place -- it's like the Mecca of men's clothing…read more Wonderful belts -- they custom make them here to your exact specifications on the spot. Abraham is a super nice guy and he's happy to work with you to get just what you want. My belt had an issue recently -- I had purchased it months and months ago and he was happy to fix it free of charge. They also have a really nice selection of jackets and other men's clothing, which I haven't tried yet but they seem great!

Aape is a popular hip-hop brand from Japan. You'll find fuzzy backpacks, bold graphics,…read more camouflage designs, and keyrings. Most of the inventory is geared towards the male gender. I did see some things that could qualify for women as well. Cool designs and patterns on shirts and t shirts.

Aape is a sub-brand of A Bathing Ape, a popular hip-hop brand from Japan. Aape was launched in 2012…read moreand is said to appeal to a younger audience. Although it says men's fashion, a lot of the clothing are unisex. Aape clothes are more boxy and baggy and BAPE clothes are more tighter fitting. There's only two Aape shop locations in the US and one is located at 340 Lafayette in NYC. The shop was clean and the clothes were neatly displayed. They had a nice selection of T-shirts and sweatshirts. They only display one sweatshirt on the floor, but they usually have more sizes in the back. I purchased a black fleece Aape sweatshirt that cost $145. Because it was over NYC's clothing limit of $109, it was taxed at 8.875%. There were two workers in the store and both seemed friendly and helpful. Glad I got a chance to check out the Aape store in NoHo in NYC.

LeSportsac is once again headquartered in my back yard. I love the brand and their merchandise…read more I've been purchasing the bags and accessories for years. I really don't need more but it's fun to look! If you are in SOHO visit this store. I sometimes order online. LeSportsac is an American handbag, luggage, and travel accessories company. In 2001, LeSportsac opened its first US main store on Madison Avenue in Manhattan (closed in 2019). That was my store! I visited frequently from the time they opened. I learned about the brand when I moved to Manhattan. Their handbags are very popular for leisure. With the casual dress when I was employed the bags with the solid colors could be worn daily. They never wear out. I can throw it in the washing machine if needed. If you purchase an item and then it goes on sale they graciously credit the difference to your credit card. I've had that experience in the past with the backpack I purchased online. Most of the bags come with a cosmetic case in the matching print of the bag. It's all about the convenient pocket placement for phone, keys and metro card. When my friend from Florida stayed with me I gave her one of my bags to use so she'd have everything at her fingertips. It's definitely a NYC necessity. I highly recommend their products. A little company history: LeSportsac, Inc. was started in 1974 in NYC by Melvin and Sandy Schifter. Until the sale of the company LeSportsac products were made in the United States. Melvin and Sandy Schifter informally retired from day-to-day operations around 1990. They left Melvin's son Tim Schifter to manage the company. PS LeSportsac is very very popular in Japan I've heard! I'm definitely recommending you visit this store.

Everything went well: salesperson was knowledgeable and polite and I was shopping during a sale…read morewhen there was a large selection.