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    ALO

    2.5 (11 reviews)
    Closed 11:00 am - 7:00 pm
    Updated 1 month ago

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    Elisa G.

    I love coming to the South Coast Plaza and this is a great Alo Store. They have very high-quality workout clothing and leisure wear which is super comfortable and looks great! My experience is whatever I have purchased is easy to wash on delicate and lasts forever!

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    Commissary Store

    3.8
    (12 reviews)
    1.0 mi
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    I always stop by this place but I never seem to walk out with anything. I come expecting good…read moremerchandise the next time around but it doesn't always happen. This was the closest place here in OC to find BBC stuff but it doesn't look like they have much of it anymore. I only look at the shirts and hats because the jackets and pants/shorts always seem way over priced. I know some of these are limited edition but c'mon.. if you want $250 for a jacket you're gonna have to add more than a patch or small graphic to a regular looking jacket/hoodie to get my business. Also, this place could use some better customer service. I don't know how many times I've stopped by and the guy at the desk just sits there clicking away on the computer.

    Commissary is probably the best streetwear boutique in the OC. They carry brands like Stussy, Huf,…read moreSupreme, Bounty Hunter, Undefeated, BBC, Clientele, Ice Cream, Fucking Awesome, and their own self-titled brand. The signs in the store are hilarious! "We don't care about your 'brand'. So please, don't ask if we want to sell it." I forgot the other one, it went on the lines of "no shirt, no shirts, no bullshit??" or "we don't take any of your bullshit"...I forgot, blunt..but real and funny. The store itself is real sleek. One of the nicer shops I've been to. Workers are chill, they have displays out, most of their supply is in the back, just ask for various sizes.

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    2nd Street - Costa Mesa

    2nd Street - Costa Mesa

    2.4
    (177 reviews)
    1.1 mi

    As a buyer, I love this place--so I figured I'd try selling here. Almost a huge mistake…read more The offers were honestly shocking. An Alo hoodie? $2. A vintage 100% silk Victoria's Secret top? $0.10--yes, ten cents. A rag & bone handbag? Also $0.10. When I asked for clarification, they said maybe the buyer didn't realize the brand... but even then, how does that justify ten cents? The only offer that felt remotely fair was $50 for my Balenciaga hoodie. Everything else? Basically nothing--$1 total for four additional items. They were also "authenticating" my vintage Dior bag, and at that point I just stopped the process. I wasn't about to risk them offering me such a low price for it. It genuinely felt absurd. I understand resale businesses need margin, but this felt extreme. It honestly made me feel bad for people who sell here--like you'd have to be in a really tough spot to accept those kinds of offers. What's more frustrating is that nothing in the store is priced anywhere near that low. As a buyer, I've spent real money here--I even bought a beautiful vintage D&G belt for $250. Now I can't help but wonder what they paid for it. This experience definitely changed how I see the store. I still think they have great pieces, but the selling side feels incredibly one-sided. Offering even 20-30% of resale value would feel a lot more reasonable. Their "coding" for buying, It's a huge scam. As much as i loved shopping here.. you are better off not selling. Don't give your items away unless you're truly okay with the price--don't make a decision out of desperation. (If you have that luxury)

    2nd Street is a thrift shop located in The Camp at Costa Mesa. Parking in the area is always packed…read moreand not enough for the area. The amount and variety of thrifted pieces was impressive - it's an organized place with labels indicating what each section feature. For example, they have a rack for brands like Supreme, Street Luxury, shoes, accessories, etc. One thing I noticed is that, although they are selling thrifted products, the prices aren't the cheapest. I didn't get to interact much with the staff. They were busy at the cashier or organizing the clothes.

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