Prettyy great selections here and they rotate very frequently! I used to live nearby and go very…read moreoften. They buy a fair amount of items as well but it's hit or miss depending on the season. I mostly love looking at the clothes on the wall displays and checking for deals in the back. Great for costume hunting. Clean store and really nice staff too.

sometimes you want clothes that aren't new bc they have that worn in feel, look naturally…read moredistressed, bla blah blah, etc. came to Crossroads Trading looking for used or vintage-ish band T-shirts...out of luck there, but the store had a nice selection of hoodies and sweatshirts at fair prices. who doesn't need more hoodies?!? not me. over the last few months, was able to snag a few hooded items that have a nice worn look, unique in the sense that they aren't currently in every online or brick-n-mortar shop, and have that worn-in feel where it's not too soft but not threadbare either. the store is neatly organized, brightly lit, and clean. women's and men's sections filled with a variety of some legit vintage items to stuff that is much newer or clothing that is just a few years or months old. everything from t-shirts, shirts, jeans, pants, sneakers, shoes, and more is squeezed into racks and shelves organized well throughout the medium-sized space. sometimes, there's a line in the front but that basically people who are selling items to the store...but checkout is typically very quick. staff isn't chatty, but friendly enough. there aren't insane deals, but vintage-ish items are NOT priced insanely either. Crossroad Trading is nice addition to the East Village for people enjoy the benefits of participating in the Vintage Clothing Industrial Complex! ha

I was so disappointed that Filson no longer carries the waxed canvas beige vest with straps and…read morepockets. I had seen that vest on an actress named Demi Moore who wore it in film Indecent Proposal. The person I spoke with at Filson was very pleasant and helpful.

Terrible experience with this company! I wish I had read reviews before purchasing an expensive…read morejacket for my husband. We might not have done so as I now have found out that others have had similiar experiences to ours. The jacket was really very good looking and we didn't mind spending almost $500 for a quality jacket that would last a "lifetime" as Filson markets. My husband wore the jacket only a few times. It turned yellow. We called customer service. They told us to use Filson wax. We followed directions. Jacket looked worse. We sent it to the repair department. After waiting weeks we got it returned with a note that basically said "not our problem". I repeatedly called the company to discuss a solution. Couldn't get a return call. Hailey who is in charge of repairs sent me emails. Filson is not standing behind their product. No solution provided. BEWARE!

Dr. Jay's Ladies surpassed my expectations…read more I know, I know. You're probably asking, "Who still rocks urban clothes in the new millennium?" I personally stopped wearing BABY PHAT, PHAT FARM, FUBU, ECKO RED, PEPE and all that crap when I was like in middle school. These brands did not survive long because the concept of style and fashion has changed dramatically since the 90s- and thankfully so! Dr. Jays is aware of this change and has adjusted its inventory over the years. KUDOS! I wonder if Jimmy Jazz has switched it up too? Anyway, I came in here just for the hell of it a couple of weeks ago and I was pleasantly surprised. I don't shop for brand name clothing, I buy what flatters and compliments my body, is well designed and executed, stylish and within my budget. I wasn't looking for anything in particular but I was excited to see jeans in so many different colors- right on trend! They also have some cute tops too but they are poorly made. I wouldn't waste my money on them. They'd be rags after 3 wash cycles. I purchased a pair of dark washed denim/leggings. Super cute and fit perfectly. I also purchased three pairs of leggings @ $15 a piece - the same skinny leggings sold at American Apparel @ lie $40 a piece. I bought black, navy blue, and bright royal blue. I will definitely be back for more colors and they work in any season! I don't shop there for anything else except for jeans and leggings. For well made tops I go to Uniqlo, Zara, H&M or Gap.

Please do not go shopping in downtown BK and expect bubbly or even helpful customer service at the…read moreregister. CONS: Chick at the register, no matter who the chick is, ALWAYS has an attitude. I say this because I've been in this store dozens of times and its never the same girl, but the attitude is always the same. Never have the shoe I want in the size that I want. You better have like two or three different back up choices. You really have to dig in the clothing section to find good items, which I hate doing. PROS: They do have some hot shoes when you can find what you want. The guy workers are always helpful, however I am cute and I have a big booty, so I don't know how that will work out for you.

Excellent service and incredible quality. I love their jeans and dress shirts. Highly recommend.read more

This place has a huge selection of jeans and men's shirts. The store appears to be very clean with…read moreonly a few spider webs hanging up above by the fitting rooms. The female employees are very friendly and look happy to help customers. The men not so much, they look like they want you to hurry up buy something and get the hell out. The clothing there are expensive but good quality. What i like best is the fitting room, All clothing stores should have them. I would come here again but look for less pricey clothing within the store.

This is cute store with a nice selection of shoes hats and clothes. My daughter likes it. Prices…read moreare reasonable for shoes, baseball hats a bit pricey, but they are limited addition I guess. Staff was helpful.

It's with a heavy heart I'm writing this review…read more This is solely on Primark's return policy and the aloof manager. I bought a coat here exactly one week ago (31st/Jan/2024) I was assisted by the lovely Shari. The first time I wore it all seemed fine. Then, with each step the buttons and zippers were becoming undone. I would refasten walk about four steps and same. As I was out, I stopped at a tailor who quoted me more than the $26 I paid for the coat. He quoted me $35 to fix it. Naaahhh, that makes no sense. I returned home for another coat and hung the broken one, planning to return it. I mean things happen, I got a faulty item, no biggie. It was not used again after this mishap. Couldn't be used. Today, 6th Jan, one week later, (first week of February 2024), I requested an exchange. I really liked the coat but, it was sold broken. I just wanted one that could be worn out. I told the cashier I wore it once and it started falling apart while wearing it. She checked with another cashier who informed us it couldn't be returned because the tag was off. I don't wear clothes with the tags still on them so of course the tag was off. However, I HAD the tag AND my receipt. Yes, I hold on to tags and receipts for a while. I asked the two cashiers if there was someone else I could speak with, ya know, plead my case. In comes the manager. He reiterated what the ladies said but was condescending about it. Not so much the BS he said, but how he said it. You had to have been there. Like I was trying to scam them. Like I was committing high treason against Primark. He informed me they couldn't exchange it because they wouldn't be able to sell it as it was worn. W H A T?!? But I just told you the fasteners aren't working. What do you mean you wouldn't be able to sell it? You absolutely shouldn't try to sell this unless you're giving a huge discount and FULL DISCLOSURE which I doubt. How you wanna sell me a damaged item but be upset with me for trying to return it? After he gave his lil speech, he mockingly asked, "IS THERE ANYTHING ELSE?" Then walked off. The young cashier looked embarrassed for him but I continued speaking with her pleasantly as I repacked my coat. It wasn't her fault. So now, do shoppers need to test their clothes on the street? Like, keep tags on while wearing it so they are allowed to return it if there's an issue? I feel like that's what you're saying. You're telling me if the tag was on, I would have gotten my lil exchange? Because I've exchanged items here without questions simply because the tag was on. He could have checked the coat and would have realized it wasn't worn. Couldn't be worn. If I wanted a robe I would have bought that. Aycaramba man! Eat my shorts! I'm done with Primark. **holds chest in agony** Some people always wanna mess shxt up. Joy-suckers. I've always had such a good thing with them too man. I'm hurt y'all. That's not the service I'm accustomed to at Primark. At all, at all. Isn't it sad when staff on the floor gives AMAZING SERVICE but a manager, A MANAGER is the one who messes your experience up? It wasn't about the money because **clears throat** it's Primark. I didn't want any money back. I just wanted the item I paid for last week to work... For a few months. Well until at least this week. Seems he's so full of himself, he cannot comprehend when situations need a different plan of action. All he had to do was properly inspect the coat, ensure it wasn't worn then make a managerial decision that I needed to be made whole again. I paid for a faulty coat. What's the big deal? Maybe he didn't have the authority to do so on the spot? I'll have the fasteners fixed and gift it to someone in need. So there's a positive in this. Hey you, do BETTER sir. And yes, "that's all." The End.

I don't know what's happened to native New Yorkers--or whether the rave reviews are because so many…read moreYelpers are transplants who refuse to shop locally. But I just don't get it when people rave about the opening of a foreign-owned or carpetbagging retail chain as if it's some major gamechanging establishment filling a massive hole in NYC retail. Primark is no better than Burlington Coat Factory, Marshalls or the millions of local bargain basements that already exists here, particularly Telco, Bobby's Department Store or any of those stores that has "Discount" in its name. Arguably, I would even say that it's a massive downgrade. I've shopped for clothes for decades at bargain basements and I've never had quality control issues with them. I still have shirts and other items that I bought at places like VIM and Pretty Girl ages ago. Primark really puts the "F" in both Fast Fashion and the grade, F. My first purchase here were two pairs of tennis shoes, and they fall apart within six months in exactly the same way (the sole right under the ball of the foot). Even the super cheap shoes that I used to get at Payless or Parade (RIP) lasted longer than that. That's not to say that Primark is totally terrible. It's very hit and miss. Some of the accessories are good, but almost all of their inventory is interchangeable with other local bargain basements and big box stores, so I don't get what the fuss is all about. I bought a very nice combination wallet and ID holder there. I later lost it, went back to Primark, couldn't find it and was able to order a much better and nicer one online for the same price. I bought a faux leather jacket here, but only because I missed out buying an identical jacket at BJs. So, I dunno. Primark is maybe good for an impulse buy, but this wouldn't be my top choice for clothing. It's just OK.

- kind staff - excellent tshirts…read more - 25% winter sale - one seat available too Great shop. Well run.

Lovely staff both times I went. Really knew their stuff about clothes. Perfect fit, comfy, looks…read moregreat.

Very cool store , beautiful fabrics , Tuxedo and suits ...there Have Porta Bella brand suits ,…read moreIsaac Mizhari ties , Stacey Adams shoes , La milano shoes , etc brands . The sales man Renn was very helpful , he also a very popular guy while he was helping us , There was his co-workers calling him left to right , that's how busy he was . There plenty of Porta Bella stores around the N.Y.C AREA there are in Flatbush section by the junction - Nostrand Avenue & Flatbush Avenue and Flatbush Avenue & Linden Blvd , and there in East Flatbush on Church Avenue and Utica Avenue , Crown heights on Utica Avenue & Eastern Parkway , Green Acres mall in Long Island , Kings Plaza shopping mall , Queens - Jamaica Avenue , Harlem , Midtown Manhattan 34 street between fifth avenue and Six Avenue , Newark , N.J. , .And etc locations. Porta Bella reminds me of Beverly Hills formal wear on Church Avenue and Ocean Avenue . My brother who lives out state in the Midwest bought his suit here back in November 2024 for my Uncle funeral . And my Nephew bought his suit here as well . Big shout here Renn for helping us P.S. : There a Rite Aid Pharmacy and K.F.C down the block if you looking for snacks or some grub to eat ! Very convenient by the MTA Transportation: Bus : B12,B14 , etc bus Subway: 3-Train. Rockway Avenue ,Train station.