K-Pop style cloths directly from Korea, best in the area! Staff is very helpful too, and they help…read morematching top and pants or skirts to get ready for the party. Definitely worth checking it out.

reasonable pricing and carries the latest fashion! style in time and best place to buy boy toy and…read morehouse of hello! great variety of colors in bags, shoes, clothes, and even accessories!

This is a very cute fashion store located in Rosemead! Most of their items are from Korea. Being an…read moreasian, I have been having a difficult time to shop for clothes here as the size tends to be bigger. Clothes in this store fit me perfectly! Plus, materials of their clothes are super smooth! Carman is the owner of this store, and she always gives me fashion recommendations. She is definitely my fashion stylist that she changed my fashion style! Will continue to support this local business!

I have been purchasing items from C crew when it was only an online store. Carman is very…read moreknowledgeable with the trend in Korea. I visited the store back in November and purchased a coat, tops and scarf at C crew. The items you get from C crew are mostly very limited in stock so it is less likely to see these styles at elsewhere. C crew also sells beauty products, and recently added children items. If you are looking for Asian trendy clothes and don't want to shop online because sometimes sizes differs from U.S. size, you can try on clothes right at the store. Usually parking is quite easy.

Shopping in El Monte, Los Angeles, California…read more.. Because today is ten percent off day (Tuesday) for customers who are age 55 and up, I thought that I should get a new cable for my phone to connect with the rental car. My old cable is frayed and cuts off when it's in a different angle. I did look at some other departments like pet supplies and art materials, but I don't really have space in my luggage. Plus... tax in California is higher than Hawaii's 4.712 percent tax! I found a rapid charge cable for a low price... plus ten percent off... and it works great!

I keep giving this Ross a chance. It's only a half a mile from my house, so I'm influenced by…read moreconvinence. I spend too much money there to be treated so rudely by the employees. The only English speaking employees are located in front of the store (that's what I've been told on more then one occasion) I couldn't find anywhere to try on some shoes after walking around, continue shopping (and picking up all the items and products that are all over the aisles that you can't walk through unless you clean it up yourself or backup in reverse and avoid the aisle completely. Then someone's dog urinated in one of the aisles, I didn't see it and my shopping cart wheels rolled over the urine and the wheels went from jacked up, hard to push (build up of grime, hair, dust balls, thread) to lubricated, slip and slide, grabbed onto the aisle shelf to prevent from bottoming out on my ass. There were employees nearby talking to the owners of the dog, as the manager was approaching and made eye contact with me as I was standing right there in front of that aisle. NOT ONE PERSON ACKNOWLEDGED, NOR APOLOGIZED TO ME. The Asian man that owned the dog sneezed and by habit I automatically loudly say"BLESS YOU!" to him. He stares at me, rudely and almost disgusted. I then proceed to let the employee know that I am not going to keep standing next to this puddle of urine (to make sure that no one else would slip or step in it) -- I still tried finding somewhere to try on the shoes in the shopping cart, I asked the Fitting Room lady, who told me to go up front to the register and ask them "they will know" -- like I'm going to stand in a long line with a few pairs of shoes to get up to the cashier to ask where I can try on these shoes, am I supposed to sit on the ground in front of the cashier and hold up the people in line behind me. That's ridiculous and not logical. So when my boyfriend arrived after getting money out of ATM, he meets up with me in the back of store, almost near the left corner. He went over to the furniture section of store and to bring me a chair for me to sit on so I can try on the shoes, as it was looking like it was going to be me on the floor. On his way back with the chair he stepped on one of those sharp, thick, tack/pin that they use to remove the security tags. This tack went threw his sneaker and sock and he took off his shoe and had to struggle to remove the tack, the bottom heel of his foot was bleeding. My bf is very soft spoken and didn't even complain, he did approach a nearby associate and told them what happened. They didn't speak English and took the tack from him. I mentioned something to the cashier as we were paying. Wasn't rude to any of the employees. Just in utter shock of the lack of care and accountability. Guess a tendonitis shot is in order this week. It's a shame, I worked many years for ROSS in South Florida back in the 2000's. I left that job on great terms. When I first moved to El Monte three years ago and spoke to the front desk employees about applying for a job there and I was told it'd be very difficult to work there unless I was bilingual (then I could have work in front of store /cashier) or if I only spoke Spanish then I'd be doing back of the store like stocking shelves and backroom work. Well .. my disability that prevents me from getting hired is that I only speak English. There's no employees like that there. Even with my past work experience with ROSS with a letter dated 2008 with high recommendations from my previous store manager, still has no merit. To think I'm qualified but won't even be considered due to my language barrier of English only. I'm hoping someone from corporate or the district of this location in El Monte would reach out to me to further discuss my concerns about feeling discrimination as a loyal customer that has spent way too much money there and also the discrimination of not having a fair opportunity for employment.

They had a little bit of everything from housewares to traveling accessories…read more The prices of the products seemed very reasonable. It is like your all-in-one shop. I didn't see a basket to hold things, so I held onto a lot of the items that I was about to purchase. The only terrible part was there weren't enough people at the checkout counters.

Don't ever ever ever come and spend money in this place! I went with my friend in search of some…read moreshoes, they didn't have so we decided to check out what else they'd have. They're LUCKY her child needed a backpack because if not I would have left without purchasing SHIT. We got profiled I'm assuming because we have tattoos. Fcuk this place honestly. Assuming I'm going to be stealing from a business because of my image is CRAZY!!! never again will I ever come to this stupid ass location. Horrible experience

The staff is always friendly and I usually get a great deal. Add this store as your first stop.This…read moreplace rocks!

Went to Revival on a mission to find some items for an upcoming trip and left successful!…read more The shop has a curated variety of clothing and home goods at reasonable prices. Out front you will find several racks of clothing priced at 50% off. Vibe: Inside every thing is well organized. Shop is well lit and doors open to let fresh air inside. Service: Staff is friendly and available to answer any questions or open fitting rooms. Bonus: The shop supports a number of local organizations, so you can feel good about spending your money here. I enjoyed my visit and would recommend this shop to others.