KULT is small clothing shop, mostly of men's apparel, conveniently located in the same building…read morewith Warsaw Coffee Company, Milk Money Bar & Kitchen and the Buck & Beard barber and hair styling shop. Though small and with limited inventory, it more than makes up for that by specializing in unique up to date quality fashion carrying such lines as 10Seven, Huntees and others. They also have the best in up to date graphic t-shirts along with the most in style of denims. As you might expect, the clothing is meant for the younger set, say up to mid- thirties something and not for bodies like mine that are more on the order of being oblate spheroid in design.

Such a beautiful space. Fashion selections are from A to Z. Alexis makes you feel at home…read moreimmediately. Prices are very competitive. You will not be disappointed for stopping in & shopping. Easy to find - follow the smells of Warsaw Coffee or the buzz of Buck & Beard which will lead you right to KULT

Love this shopping center and ate gyros here today at Gyroville and shopped at the Runners Depot,…read moreLuggage Outlet, and the Flip Flop Zone. Took a big sniff of the homemade chocolates at Schakolad Chocolate Factory. The plaza is one block west of the iconic 17th Street Causeway Drawbridge. Sufficient parking for the amount of businesses and did not notice any EV spaces. The service and food at Ethos Greek was impeccable but slightly pricey, while one slice of cheese pizza at Pizza Piez was pretty good NY style. Searched for Easter gifts at the Dollar Tree but was unsuccessful finding the right one. Good plaza if you're in the area to find a good bite or shop til you drop after the beach.

I love this shopping center...it has a variety of stores that cater different likes and needs like…read moreRoss and Dollar Tree for the cost conscious, Panera for those looking for their quick lunch or baked goods, etc....all in all..... the center boasts over 40 specialty shops and restaurants, including a Publix supermarket, Carriage Clothiers, Ltd., an upscale men's clothing store, and Nature's Remedy, a health food store and juice bar. The proximity to the port of Fort Lauderdale, the airport, many hotels and downtown, make this a very easy destination. The Center's location has a potential reach of over 225,000 residents within a 5-mile radius, in addition to the cruise ship tourists. So, convenient and easy to get to.....a winning combination.

My husband likes State & Liberty and we are familiar with the brand from their Nashville, TN and…read morealso Los Angles, CA store locations. Since we do not have a location in Las Vegas, we enjoy stopping when we can most commonly in LA. But upon discovering one here in Fort Lauderdale, we decided to take the opportunity to visit. Very clearly the largest physical store State & Liberty we have been too, but also I am advised in the country, this is a very open layout to view the men's clothing offerings. Quickly welcomed and asked if we are familiar with the brand, the staff is on point with customer service. The brand is relatively new and they want to make sure customers know what sets their products apart for the menswear pack. Athletic cuts and wrinkle free is what set them apart to us. Staff is excellent in their knowledge of the brand and fabrics. Declining the water, coffee and beer options offered us as we browse, we feel taken care of with their hands-off approach to our visit. Quick to help with sizes though and know they are available to assist if need be, we immediately like being here and stopping in. We walked away with a sweater and a shirt today. With athletic cut, non-wrinkle, contemporary cool, high end looking options to offer my husband who has an image to uphold in the world, we continue to love this brand. From suits to shirts purchased in the past and also the sweater and pants we are walking out with today, we have not been disappointed in the quality or cut of State & Liberty. A great store and we are glad we stopped in.

I walked into State & Liberty to check out their clothing selection. I had never been to one of…read moretheir stores before. When I walked in, someone said Hello, but he was busy with other customers, so I browsed around. I liked the fashion styles of the store. Most of the shirts are in the $95 range, where the blazers and jackets are in the $250--500 range. The store itself is very roomy, cozy and nicely setup for formal, casual and athletic wear. The company was founded in 2015 in Ann Arbor, Michigan by University of Michigan friends Steven Fisher and Lee Moffie, the current joint CEOs of the company. The two decided to name the company after an intersection in Ann Arbor, in honor of the town. The idea for State & Liberty originated with Moffie and Fisher believing men with an athletic build wearing off-the-rack dress shirts lacked a professional look. Inspired by Lulu Lemon and athleisure apparel trends that stray away from traditional cotton fabric, the duo prototyped hundreds of fabrics and dress shirt fits on professional hockey players to accommodate their 'V-shaped' body type. Eventually, they settled with their athletic fitting dress shirt made from Athletic Performance Fabric (APF). State and Liberty started as a fully self-funded small business. The company's product line includes athletic-fitting, moisture-wicking, and wrinkle-free dress shirts. In 2017, the company introduced multiple products, including a polo shirt, a long sleeve polo shirt, and an overcoat. Today, you can find a wide variety of shirts and styles at the store.

I am HUGE fan of Ross. You can always catch good finds however I would have to say this store is…read moreprobably my least favorite one. The cleanliness of the store is questionable and the selection is limited. So limited that there is often more shelve space available than products. You can still find some good pieces though. Specifically if you looking for a new purse or shoes, you will most likely find a good deal. Another HUGE RED FLAG was the lack of sanitary wipes for the carts, specifically in the middle of a pandemic. When I asked the security guy working by the carts (the tall larger gentleman with braids) for a wipe he assured me the carts were already clean. When I returned my cart after purchasing my items I watched him put my cart with the "clean carts" and walk away. I brought it to his attention and called him out for lying about cleaning the carts but he didn't seem to care that he was being dishonest to customers. Would I go back? Maybe for a purse or shoes but probably would check out another location first.

I never really understood the appeal of Ross Dress for Less but it's most likely because I just…read moredon't have the desire or patience to pick through things to find a good sale. It gives me more anxiety than necessary while shopping! I stopped in this store while I was in the area for dinner and had some time to kill. It just seemed to be a bit chaotic with things being disorganized and stuff just being all over the place. They do have many different departments and I actually have to say that I did like their pet section that has a great selection of toys for your four legged family members. The prices were good but nothing great. I did however find a couple of things I wanted to buy for our pup. The couple of workers I came across were very pleasant but I didn't end up buying anything here though. The checkout line was super long and moving slow so my pup will just have to wait for some toys from somewhere else

Dutch store representing casual and business attire for men with a hipster vibe. The store was…read morelarge with blue open metal rafters displaying an industrial effect. Just by the touch of the fabrics of a few items, it was evident that the quality was excellent. The two staff members were instantly attentive as one provided a quick background of the European company that recently branched out to Florida. Tried on the sport coats which were slightly snug but felt comfortable at reasonable pricing. The short sleeve polyester (i think) Shine Original floral shirts on the 40% off rack were mostly small sizes but soft. There is an advertised 50% off sale on selected items throughout.

The clothing is AWESOME! The various fabric and the way the pants stretch while still hugging the…read morebody was more comfortable than I expected. Miss Edith assisted me in color, styles, and some "etiquette" rules with the wear. Her patience and expertise were highly welcomed, well-received, and I honor her assistance with whomever enters the door. While not able to afford the price yet (due to my own personal issues I'm working on), I HIGHLY RECOMMEND the store for both the brand and the staff! Take a look! :)

Bought a jacket and 2 pants here. They are very helpful with suggesting styles. Their alterations…read morewere speedy, as promised. We had a little pricing situation but they took care of it right away. Small women's section as well. Good options for men.

An American built business with a European influence. The immediate vibrant colors of the ties and…read morethe polos captured my eye as soon as I entered. Large selection of dress belts, loafers and noteably the Paul & Shark Italian polo shirts which are internationally well-made at a $300.00 price point. I quickly realized that the finer things in life could break the bank. The staff greeted me wearing a paper measuring tape drapped over his neck at which time I knew he meant business. He informed me that they offer FREE tailoring with clothing purchases.

Last time I was walking north on A1A from Bo's Beach to Las Olas, I saw this group of souvenir…read morestores facing the beach....it's like three stores in one little strip mall. The merchandise in all three is somewhat similar but with some differences...all of them sell t-shirts and sweatshirts as well as souvenirs, but one of them sell some name brand items more than others, for example one has lots of Salt Life beach wear, while another one has a large selection of Ray Ban sunglasses...it's easy to go from one to the other...just like 50 steps away. A place to get stuff mostly for tourists that want to get a souvenir from their trip to Fort Lauderdale.

Got these cool glasses, they were on a rack and i know i could've gotten them cheaper at 7/11 or…read moresomething but I wanted decent quality. Person checking me out was really kind and cleaned them off. Next day I noticed the logo was missing. I go in and say hey is there anything you can do "Nothing. We don't know what happened to those and they aren't one of the more expensive ones behind the glass" understandable could've said sorry or somethingshit

The customer service was wack. Based on the color of my skin I got weird looks and stares. Nobody…read moretook the initiative to make me feel welcomed. The clothes were decent, the customer service wasn't.

Good service very helpful I came in with a pair of shoes and they helped me find a outfit to go…read morewith it

Vintage clothing store in an industrial area only opened on Saturday & Sunday 1p-7p. The garage…read moredoors were up and the clothing was ready for customer picking. Retro sports and music band shirts. The two wooden crates that are full of assorted clothing to drop you stuff into and get paid. The retro red MnM girl and the Ghostbusters ghost were watching over the customers. They even had a working 80s pac-man arcade machine.

The name Thrift Sh!t got me right from the get go and intrigued me to check it out. The front…read moregarage style door was wide open with a frenzy of at least fifteen patrons, under the age of twenty five, rummaging through clothing racks. The retro vibe was obvious as soon as I entered the small shop. There was a strong emphasis on old rock n roll and sports t-shirts, which appeared "lightly used". Also, I could not determine the scent of either laundry detergent or incense emanating from inside the store - not bad just odd. Browsing was fun but no sale for me today.

If being a part of a crew staff is your profession or you are a yacht captain or yacht owner and…read morewant every member of the crew to be appropriately dressed and look their best, you either go or send them to Smallwood's. When it comes to proper uniforms or proper dress for yacht staff or crew they have it all right from the appropriate chef's attire and table staff uniforms right on up to the officer's epaulets. Better yet, they can do custom fitting along with appropriate tailoring. The prices may seem a tad bit stiff but their items are generally specialty items of clothing and geared not to the boat or yacht but more to the "megayacht" market and the crews that work aboard them. They also carry a good line of yacht casual clothing such as deck shoes, shorts, polo shirts & etc. I've purchased a number of items from them here and also through the catalog with which I've generally been well pleased. In the event Yelp doesn't get around to changing the proper name on the posting for this establishment, it is "Smallwood's," not "Smallwoods's"

This is a wonderful place to buy a yacht gear for your boat. The staff is very helpful and friendly…read moreand were able to assist me with minimal effort. I needed a captains hat and they were right on it. This place is a hidden gym if you're looking for a great pair of Perry Topsider's or something fun to wear on your boat.