Very rude employee greets me with we have clothes for tall dudes and really big dudes out waist…read morestart at 44...I'm thinking does he not realize that I could be looking for a gift ? I'm 6ft 10 but in great shape with a 34 waist , but really. Also the apparent manager was wondering around saw me twice and didn't even say hello Rude

As a first-time shopper at DXL, I was really impressed! They have a great selection for Big & Tall…read moremen, offering both well-known brand names and their own in-house line. Jasne and Robert gave me excellent service--they helped with sizing and offered great suggestions for clothing options that actually fit well and looked stylish. I definitely recommend this location if you're looking for quality, comfort, and personalized service.

I've bought a suit and a tux from the team there and it was tailored perfectly for my weirdly…read moreshaped body. Customer service is top notch and is a far better value than any other brand name store in the area. When I need a new suit, I will absolutely be buying from Mike and the team!

Truthfully I am disappointed in this business. I went in for 2 sport coats and told them that I…read moreneeded this for a work event. I never received a call that my jackets were ready for pick up despite being told I would and now they're closed while I'll be in my work event. I don't recommend doing business with this company.

SoldOut LA Been coming here for a while now. The Gentlemen…read morethat work here are so nice and professional. They really know their stuff. They have amazing clothes, shoes, and designer items. They work well on giving you a deal and they are always super nice! I have to say I got quite a bit of new clothing items here like a supreme Skittles jacket, KAWS ,Labubu, and many more amazing items. You can also trade items which is fun. If you need something Stylish this is the place to go. I love coming here and this place is very well run! Gentlemen here are great :)

Always a pleasure doing business with the fine folks at SoldOut LA! They are knowledgeable and…read morefriendly- have a great selection of new and pre-owned shoes, and offer very fair prices. It is rare to find a sneaker shop these days with employees who actually care to engage with their clients and don't try to "cool-guy" you. 5 stars!

Its no wonder so low stars what horrible service purchased a bear break two days ago and today went…read moreon sale 30% less I was told by manager sorry they have no policy to credit or goodwill basically to bad. Will never recommend or ever shop there again.

DO NOT SHOP HERE, terrible customer service. I ordered a pair of shoes online, they never got…read moredelivered because of an error in the shipping label and they never recent only issued a store credit that wasn't even the full amount. Not worth spending your money here

This company deserves a standing ovation as "Heart" and "Compassion" are not only its foundation…read morebut also its driving force. May "Don't Eat The Homies" quickly spread its wings ALL OVER OUR PLANET. Slaughterhouses began in Babylon - aka "the city of Sin" aka "a hub of moral decay and wickedness" Animal slaughter and animal carcass meat consumption along with the horrific and evil mistreatment of animals in multiple industries, is the "Fall of Man". https://hrcak.srce.hr/clanak/356321#:~:text=In%20ancient%20Babylon%2C%20the%20butcher's,later%20be%20replaced%20by%20merchants. I ordered online a t-shirt and 2 zip down sweatshirt hoodies with the "Don't Eat The Homies" slogan. The quality and fabric is tops. The t-shirt and sweatshirts feel super comfy and the design and message is absolutely fabulous!! Only blessings to the owners of "Don't Eat The Homies" :) FREE the ANIMALS!!!! The time to act is NOW!!!

I've stopped by 3 times now. The first time out of curiosity while leaving Target and the other two…read moretimes trying to check out the merchandise to purchase something. All 3 times they have been closed for one reason or another. The sign says they will be back in 2026 but with how things have gone, they will probably be closed the next time I decide to stop by.

Nice clean new store ! Good selections of clothing , spacious dressing rooms. will be going back…read morelater.

I had the BEST experience at the J.Crew Factory store recently, all thanks to an associate named…read moreAngad From the moment I walked in, he made everything so smooth and enjoyable. He knew exactly what I was looking for, offered great style advice, and was incredibly patient and professional throughout. His customer service was truly above and beyond--friendly, attentive, and super knowledgeable about the products even went down to detail on different materials and how they wear over time and what season to wear them for.

I grew up as a Mall kid, and now very much a Mall adult!:) Westfield Topanga is Top Tier, such a…read morefun place that has everything you could want in a modern shopping center, clothes, shoes, sports gear, games, movie theater and more, also of course the food. Wow, their "Topanga Social" food court is so freakin' cool, a whole separate vibe from the rest of the mall with dim lighting, neon signs, there is live music there at night on the weekends, such a great place for your boys, crew, families, and especially date nights. A fun time for all, I would highly recommend!

Having lived in California for decades, I don't know how I could possibly have missed this…read moreincredible mall! If I hadn't been eating here over the weekend, I would never have known this shopping center rivals the best of the best on the West Coast! It is huge and has all the upscale stores I love including Bulgari, Celine, Ferragamo, Neiman Marcus, Nordstroms, Prada, Maje, Sandro, St. John, just to name a few! There are dozens more. I cannot imagine a broader range because there are also my old standbys like Macy's and H&M. There is even a Target, for heaven's sake. The interior of the mall is spacious with soaring ceilings that flood it with light. There is extensive parking and there are all kinds of activities and refreshment venues, for dining indoors and out. The kids will love it, your picky teenage girl will be thrilled, and you will be bathed in the luxury of hours of window shopping, for free. What more could we ask?

We were helped by Maria at this location. Obviously, their busiest time of the year -- high school…read moresenior proms coming up. Luckily, we timed it well by going to this store at 7:30/8pm, so that we didn't have to wait an hour to be attended to. They have an easy, formulaic set of choices, that make the entire process a lot easier. You still have choices to make, but they aren't overwhelming. The price seems reasonable, as well.

My brother and I went in to get fitted for our tuxedo's for my brother's wedding. We are so…read moregrateful for the amazing customer service we received from Luis and Francisco the Taylor. I had no idea how stressful a time like this could be but they both made sure we were happy with our choices and that we looked out best. Thank you Luis and Francisco. We appreciate your time and your excellent customer service.

Their selection of clothing has declined and there is not a lot to choose from anymore. It feels as…read morethough they are going out of business.

One of the best boutiques ever. There are locations in Calabasas, Studio City, Del Rey, Westlake,…read moreVentura, and Agoura Hills. The stores are limited to Southern California; so, when I first moved to Los Angeles and began to explore (shopping is an activity that I just can't help but do everyday, whether I had it in mind to do or I had a full day in my "planner" ...actually, back in 2007, I did have a big "At-a-Glance" planner with an entire page per day... Anyway, I stumbled upon the Calabasas Commons because I had looked up in that app, "Around Me" and found that close to one of my three jobs I worked while going to School for my Doctorate, the Calabasas Commons was on my way home from work to where I lived in West Hollywood. I stopped by right away because it mentioned a Barnes & Noble being one of the stores there. First, I spotted M. Fredrick. I saw those gorgeous, hand-picked by their buyer. I didn't realize quite how much less expensive ever was in LA compared to San Francisco. Now, this many years later, it's no longer a thought nor a thing because I've lived here so long, but it was astonishing to me back when I was freshly 22. I picked out about 20-25 pieces of the most beautiful jeans, sweaters, shirts, shoes, tank tops and dresses. I also bought a pair of sweatpants that felt like thick silk, but mostly, like a white tiger- they were the first thing I bought the next morning on my break from work; so, I vividly remember that they were $600 before tax, which, to be honest, I did think they were on the pricey side, but I didn't think of it again. The many items I had purchased the afternoon prior came to almost $23,000, but I never ever in my life looked at prices of anything, so, it was no thing and to this day, I remember probably 7/8ths of what I bought. The clothes were definitely worth it and I would do it again, even now. The only problem is that they don't make clothes how they used to. We don't have the materials or aren't willing to use them on designer boutique clothing. Every chance I could, I went to an M. Fredric store for the next 10 years.

Whenever we have guests visiting from Canada or Europe, I like to take them to The Commons. They…read morealways enjoy the atmosphere. La La Land Cafe and the ice cream spot are our usual go-to places. Lately, the construction has taken away from the experience a bit, but I am hopeful that once it is finished, things will be even better. I just hope the updates are thoughtful and not simply focused on adding more retail, especially in place of something like the movie theater. It would be great to see additions that truly serve and reflect the community. For example, a fountain with a water show, similar to what you see at the Grove or Americana, would be a strong starting point. People and families already feel overwhelmed by the number of shops, and adding more does not necessarily improve the experience. Take Century City Mall as an example. After its remodel (many years ago) added many more stores, I personally stopped going. As someone who works in marketing, I know the first priority is getting people to visit. If visitors lose interest, as I did with Century City, then adding more shops defeats the purpose. I really hope they do not lose sight of what makes the place special. It would be a shame if short-term decisions ended up hurting the atmosphere that people enjoy.

I giving only 2 stars for whats left of the poor turtles in the pond!! Mr. Caruso u are NOT making…read moresomething beautiful but quite ugly!! It was bad enough to demolish the movie theater and today I noticed only handful of turtles in the pond and barely any Koi fishes!! What is wrong w u?!! Its not all abt $$$ God knows u have enough of it! Let nature remain as beautiful as it has been all these years! My kids are adults now but still talk abt how cute and funny the turtles would be on top of each other and I have taken so many of friends and their kids to see the beautiful turtle pond! The shopping center was beautiful and great place for all to walk and enjoy amazing music and scenery! Now ther is huge ugly blue tarp w "making something beautiful" in the middle, parking is horrific and barely any turtles or fishes!! Tis Tis Tis