We needed suspenders for tuxedo pants and they had a wide choice. Excellent service, fine…read moremerchandise and a great niche store for new and vintage items. I highly recommend them.

This place is so cool. It has a unique and large selection of pocket squares, ties and anything…read moreelse a well dressed gentleman may need. The prices are very good considering you are in NYC as well. Whenever I'm back in the City I'll be sure to stop in and pick something up!

A must for fashion hunting! The selection was vast and must have patience to look through…read moreeverything so nothing is missed. Found enough items that I needed an extra suitcase to store all the amazing finds. A must for NYC consignment shoppers.

After reading the reviews, I was honestly hesitant to write this--but I feel it's important to…read moreshare my experience. I'm appalled by the way Jonathan, the owner, responds to many of the 1-star reviews here on Yelp. Not only does he appear to respond mostly to negative feedback, but his tone often comes across as rude and overly defensive. Jonathan, having a business for 30 years doesn't give you a free pass to be dismissive toward people who are simply sharing their experiences. There's always room for growth and improvement. Instead of being combative, take the time to really listen to your customers and consider their concerns--this could lead to positive changes and an even better shopping experience. That said, I visited this consignment store a few days ago, and Jonathan himself was actually very helpful and knowledgeable. He took the time to explain the consignment process and was very pleasant throughout. The store itself is a bit overcrowded with clothing and shoes, which can feel overwhelming, but the selection is solid and the pricing is reasonable considering the focus on high-end pieces. While the clothing leans more mature, there are definitely options for all ages. This shop is exclusively for women--I didn't see any men's items, but that's not a dealbreaker for me. The clearance section is located upstairs, and while I did find a lot of regular designer names, I didn't spot many high-end pieces there aside from a few pairs of shoes. Also, the upstairs area definitely needs better ventilation--AC or at least a few fans would make a big difference, as it was uncomfortably warm. As for handbags, I might have missed them since I was more focused on clothes and shoes, but I didn't see any notable high-end options in that category during my visit. I plan to return soon with more time to explore. Despite my concerns about how the owner responds to feedback online, I didn't experience any issues personally during my visit. I actually had a positive shopping experience, and I would recommend this store. I just hope that in the future, there's some improvement in how customer feedback is handled publicly--it really does make a difference.

If you don't live in Chinatown Brooklyn, you've most likely never been to or heard of this store…read more But it is really a hidden gem, literally. I took a lovely field trip to Chinatown Brooklyn this weekend and as I was walking I spotted on a side street a giant pink sign "Pink House". I had to further investigate because at first I thought it was some kind of Barbie living Condominium. But to my surprise it was a cute as a button clothing store. I have always wondered where a lot of these cute Asian gals are getting their sweet wardrobe and I may have found the secret! All the clothing here is very sweet, baby doll style clothing. Floral print tops, babydoll style dresses, striped leggings, really cute mini skirts & short shorts. I think there are really only two sizes and they are small and extra small. But a lot of the dresses fit loosely and could fit other sizes. They have their own Pink House brand of clothing that is very cute. $49 seemed to be the priced of everything in the store. All in all, I haven't seen another store in New York like this one and it makes me think if I went on a shopping trip overseas this is what I would find - and I love it!

This cute shoppe is an unique find in this Chinese populated neighborhood. 8th Ave is the Chinatown…read moreof Brooklyn, NY. The store is hidden on a side street of 8th Ave, Brooklyn, right next to a parking garage. There is a large pink sign that proclaims "Pink House", and there is no way you'll miss it. I must echo on Katie's review, Pink House does have super cute mini-skirts and tops. My girl love their boots, which was shipped from Korea as we were told. Most Chinese/Asian boutique offers poor quality to go with the bargined price tags, this store offers good quality, great style and reasonable dollars for it. Not cheap at all, but reasonable! The reps (I think their names were Ivy and Kitty) actually speaks English and have great fashion sense! My girl had a makeover in there basically and came out styling hot!! She loves it, and I love the way she looks in it. Money well spent! If you love the Asian chic styles but don't wanna get into the iny and crowded stores in c-town, I strongly recommend this shop for y'all! BTW, we are now regulars of the shop! =)

Great experience. Maria is amazing - she pulled out exactly what I needed. Only tried on one outfit…read moreand it is perfect.

This charming shop not only has lovely affordable clothing and hand-crafted jewelry, but in the…read morerear of the store is a cozy sitting area where the gracious Italian proprietor makes you feel you're enjoying an espresso in her home. It's a refreshing experience to explore every niche and discover the many delightful selections she has on display.

Visiting New York, I entered this boutique because I really, really wanted to purchase a purse…read moreshaped like a NYC taxicab. You see, growing up so many decades ago, my Dad was cabbie for Yellow Cab company! I used to ride with him sometimes, while he picked up fares. he let me count his change and give it to his customers! There was no one in the shop, but me and the salesman. When he saw how much I wanted it, he upped his price to $90--for a novelty purse, non-leather! It had been in the window so long, it was covered in dust! On principle, I didn't buy it. I begged him to be fair! Then I walked out of the shop in tears!!!

would give 0 stars if this was an option. was headed to equinox and saw a sign that this was…read moreclosing down so I always feel bad when there's local businesses shutting down and went in to support. was looking for a nice leather tote and asked about where the bags were made. she responded with: what are you and asked me questions about my race. when I told her I was from India, she made an angry face. after, she asked what bag I was carrying inside my tote. I had a vintage Dior purse bought from an auction and even before she saw it, she said it must be fake and murmured about "these people coming from anywhere" under her breath. i them showed her my bag to tell her it wasnt fake and told her it was rude of her to say so. she asked me to leave. no business should be allowed to run for discrimination against customers. I have lived in New York for over 4 years and never had an issue like this. I'm glad they are closing down. if you are a person of color, please don't go here. when I spoke to tour guides on the block, they said she calls police on black and brown people who enter her store. please be careful, and don't go here!

Walking by Lie Sangbong on a sunny Sunday afternoon, I see a lovely beaded gown that drew the Mr &…read moreme inside Walking around, I see some dresses & blouses that seem well-worth the longer look so when the salesperson approaches, I inquire about the gown & that's where everything fell to pot The girl acted like she didn't know what I was talking about until I physically walked over to the dress I pointed to it.....guess my hipster-translator wasn't working....... so she goes to get another salesperson who then comes out & says something to the effect "oh, yeahhhh, that's the only one we have" Umm, okay. Well, I only need the one dress so we're all good here.....except really. What does that mean? You don't want to ruin your window display & take it off the mannequin? You don't think it's my size? It's a sample & you custom-make all your clothes? What? What do you mean? I never found out b/c you didn't offer me ANY information about the dress except, it's the only one you have But what *was* perfectly clear, was that you had zero intention of allowing me to see that dress up close so I had zero intention of staying in your shop or giving you my money. I hope that made sense to you - it's the only thing I have

This is one of the most special clothing stores in NYC. The fellow who works there (sorry, but I…read moredidn't ask your name, very impolite of me) was a darling. While the clothes are currently out of my budget he enjoyed a lively conversation with me about many things which means, that the minute my budget is back, I'll be back. I really liked the clothes, some of the most creative and unique pieces that I've seen in a very long time.

They have a lot of items here for resale but I just couldn't find anything. And believe me, I…read moretried. I wanted to bring something home - They have lots of good items -whether it is a dress, a shirt or pants. It was fun to look and take a peek around - there are all kinds of price points for all kinds of tastes. Classics, avant-garde and funky all rolled into one place! So they were giving out champagne and that was nice but I didn't have any!

Very well organized store with excellent pieces and free champagne on Sundays. Pricey, so not…read moresomewhere to come for a bargain, but to find a special vintage piece you otherwise could not find.

Really cool vintage store with unique pieces. It has a high price point though. On the bright side…read moreyou will find one of a kind items.

Walked in today off the street and immediately noticed the icy air of total indifference to my…read morepresence in the store. The young woman who buzzed me in looked annoyed because I didn't immediately hear the click of the door opening. She, nor the young man eating his lunch, never acknowledged my presence, never greeted me, didn't offer help, literally never LOOKED UP FROM THEIR PHONES. I wonder if the treatment would have been the same if I "looked" differently? Perhaps they assumed that I wasn't worth their time, or perhaps they're just horrible at what they do. Either way, absolutely terrible experience I couldn't get out of there fast enough.