Look no further than J J Hat Center if you are in the market for a high quality hat. They have a…read moregreat selection and knowledgeable staff. I went in for one and ended up purchasing three men's hats. A plus - it's woman owned.

it looks like the old owner and old employees are all gone from here. That authentic, old school…read morecharm gone, The steamer & steaming service is gone, the big neon Stetson sign is gone. The custom hat-maker & repair dept is gone. the familiar faces are gone everything that used to make it an authentic, old time hat shop is gone There used to be a fun vibe to this place..cool people, the jazz playing- I saw Terrence Howard shopping there once years ago Getting a steam-up on the way to Penn Station used to be a ritual for me. I'd walk out happy clutching a new hat box in my hands.. I'd chat with other hat wearers i only visited the new JJs twice. I asked about repairs both times, with almost 2 years between visits, I got the same response both times the repairman got sick & we're between repairmen An authentic hat shop experience should be easy to achieve with just one old-school, experienced hatter from that generation . Someone who could teach the crew & top brass how to run a real old fashioned hat shop. When I come to Manhattan I want to see that old neon Stetson sign and hear the whoosh of the steamer. I looked forward to it, like a piece of old New York. I miss that.

Really cool spot for fitted caps,snapped backs,throw backs.ski hats as well, all your favorite…read moreteams .I got my 5yr old son a fire Green Bay packers ski hat authentic with the medal NFL official tag on it.They only had one left up on the rack.Then I got him a Seattle sea hawks ski joint nice as well that one was on clearance .for $10 the Green Bay joint was $25 but they both were worth it.This spot is definitely a go to spot for me and my son on the legendary 165 street. I know they are destroying that block for new building but as long as this spot is still there I will definitely go. This is definitely a fixture on that block in the south side of Jamaica queens .

I'm very satisfied with my order of a San Francisco Giants hat here. I saw an advertisement on…read moreInstagram for a specific SFGiants logo, patch, and batterman, which is where I found Exclusive Fitted. I poked around their website and there is a large selection of various styles, logos, and teams. Their prices are fair and they shipped my hat out the same day. I ordered on Friday and the hat came today (Tuesday). The package was protected with a plastic wrap around the hat but no bubble wrap (which is not a big deal until something happens to the package during transport). The hat ended up being exactly what I wanted. Thank you Exclusive Fitted for a pleasant online shopping experience.

Super lovely woman that owns this shop on Sullivan Street. All kinds of hats that are customizable…read moreto your liking and I love how she teaches you what looks good and what works for you on the hat style that you are looking for. The value the hats start off at $350 and go up from there depending on the materials. We learned that all the materials and making of the hats are in New York so very local. The service was phenomenal and would definitely come back again! Highly recommend ^.^

This is such a gem of a hat shop. The owner, Linda, was very knowledgeable and helpful in fitting…read morethe right type of hat with the right head. It was a charming and worthwhile experience all around.

Wonderful store with a great selection and awesome customer service. Highly recommend!read more

We love hats, and wear them often. Particularly in summer and winter. We excitedly wandered in here…read moreto look, only to be greeted with signs saying, "Do Not Handle the Hats" everywhere. No prices were posted anywhere, either, which I find annoying. So you can't touch the hats on your own, and you don't know what they cost. This is, IMO, a very stupid business model. There were at least two sales associates, and the selection was fun. But not being able to pick up a hat without a hovering sales associate, or have any idea of the price, was a total turn-off. We saw some cute things, but left without handling them, or any idea of prices.

I have been coming here for years and I love everything I have ordered from them. Everything from…read moreblazers, jackets, baseball jerseys, tote bags, keychains, and so many more items that I have purchased are high quality and they last a long time. This is my favorite place to buy para in New York.

For those who are looking for items for your sorority or fraternity in Queens this is your spot. I…read morehave made several trips there during the course of this year. Some good choices to pick from.

My best friend and I were there to buy him a tuxedo, his first…read more Robert and Vivian were so helpful and friendly. I haven't experienced such personal service in a long while. I will see definitely be a repeat customer and recommend to others.

One of the best clothing buying experiences I've had…read more They really focus on selling clothes instead of upcharging for the experience of buying clothes. I felt like I got good advice and they really cared about me feeling good in the tux. Next time I need event-clothes, this is where I'm going.

This spot is in my hood of birth. Corona, Queens...da hood. Man, All The Right Records is really…read more"All The Right...". You have everything there so it should be called All The Right Everything! From precise cuts, fades, braids, corn rows, etc. in the second floor barbershop to Records/Vinyl, Kicks, Gear, Spray paint caps, DVD's, Tapes, Model Cars even! Exclusive mixtapes too (for da real hip-hop headz). Anyway, dem fools will definitely hook up the tightest haircutz without a doubt. These guys have been cutting hair for a while, for real! Ask for Ryel or Stevo. They've got about six chairs. I used to have cornrows about three years ago and got them hooked up there. I don't know who's doing braids in there now, but it's usually beautiful African American Sista's, but occasionally they'll be spanish. Listen, If you're ever in NYC and want to experience walking down one of THE most ethnically mixed neighborhoods and Queens being The most ethnically mixed City in the Nation. Some Flavors: Colombians, Cubans, Dominicans/Platanos, Boricuas, Ecuadorian, Mexican, African American, Chinese, Korean, Vietnanese, Indian, Arabic, Pakistani, etc. There's a lot to see and do. You've got Shea Stadium off of the 7 train, LaGuardia Airport, "Flushing" stop off the 7 train in Flushing (Chinese/Korean/Vietnamese food/products, shopping malls), Flushing Meadows Corona Park, Arthur Ashe Tennis Stadium where they hold the U.S. Open, and Junction Blvd shopping strip among many others. All The Right...is on Junction Blvd., off of 37th Avenue in what's called Corona, Queens. Where the Beatnuts rep. The streets here get wild come Colombian Day Parade or Dominican Day Parade, etc...You can find everthing on Junction, again right off of the 7 Train. You can take the 7 train from 42nd Street, Times Square. Once you get into the Queens side the train goes above ground and you get a great view of the city all the way to Flushing Avenue, the last stop. Best views at night. Off the hook sneaker spots, clothing, food (Check some of my other reviews), bootleg Dvd's, I mean you name it, you can find it off of Junction Blvd. Including, All The Right... Get it right. Ya heard my niggas! I don't really talk like that Ma. Peace

i been a fan and customer since they were on junction blvd. a true legend to the culture. always…read moretreating the ppl good. i highly recommend atr for the latest drops and flyest gear. tell em ike sent u...dont miss out on the black Friday sales....

I bought 2 hats there. Satisfying selection and prices. I would definitely recommend Al's for hat…read morepurchases. They have belts too.

I finally got a chance to shop here. The variety was awesome and the two salespersons were very…read moreknowledgeable. I purchased one hat today: I will be back. I have eye on two cool hats.

Pole Berg is is a store that has been around for many many many years. It's fashion dates back when…read morethe North Face brand was as it's top peak in popularity with all the teens. But North Face isn't the only brand they sell. They also sell Spyder, Jansport, New Era, etc... Pretty much jackets, sweaters, backpacks, bags, caps, maybe a pair of pants or two and accessories in the back. One of of my North Face items in my collection has come from Pole Berg from several years ago, as such also a Yankees New Era cap. I mean I don't shop here all the time, not much anyway with all the retails places that you can get almost the same gear. Pole Berg does sell some unique clothing in that genre of clothing. Specifically hoodies, sweaters, jackets, backpacks and caps. I just wanted to note a store I pass by often, have made purchased in the pass and was really thinking about a green Knicks cap and a classier than the average duffle bag on display at the window.

I order an items online as so far not received yet and call customer service very rude and not…read moregiving me any resolution

I had the pleasure of visiting L.I.C.K. a few weeks ago and was extremely impressed. There was a…read moregreat variety of graphic tees and hats and I really enjoyed the artwork displayed! If you're in the area, be sure to check it out!

NYC has slowly become a growing city to embrace the skateboarding culture with shops, parks, and…read moreevents for the community. Nestled among the restaurants and the R train in Astoria, Long Island City Kleaners has opened up. LICK is not another dry-cleaning facility, but a skate shop that supplies skate/urban influenced apparel. LICK has this urban yet artsy environment in the store. The store just gives off an early 90's urban feel due to a few paintings line the wall along, and a beautiful vintage sewing machine in the shop window. Much of the stock of the store has yet to be arriving since it has just opened. But the store does have a wide variety of shirts, hats, shoes, and skate wax. Long Island City Kleaners is a skate shop that will provide apparel and goods to the nearby residents of Astoria and Woodside.