This business has been very difficult to get ahold of. I tried to sell some of my items back in…read more2017, but they have yet to pay me out for the things they sold. I have attempted to get ahold of them by phone, I was successful once and they said they would mail the check they owed me- they never did. I've been most recently trying to get a response on instagram, to which I've received one reply to 4/5 messages. It has been extremely frustrating dealing with this business. They are unprofessional, and if this does not get resolved by the end of the year, I will be reporting it to appropriate entities.

Stop it!!!! This place is ridiculously AMAZING! Why pay full price for luxury goods when you can…read morepurchase them for a fraction of the price??? You have a chance to see the item(s) in person before you buy. These days, it's all about Reuse, Re-sell, or Re-purchase! Save money & save the planet! Went in with the intention of "just browsing"......... walked out with such a deal- I felt like a thief! Going back next week to consign my bags and see what other deals I may find! Best to call ahead or make an appointment before hand. See you there!

I've never ever been to a thrift store in a mall. It was a cool little surprise! The guy who…read morechecked me out at the register was cool & even mentioned the other locations. I got a fire Basquiat sweater/ Levi's/ & Obey Shirt for the low low $. I will definitely be back & excited to check out their all men's store as well.

This place is a hidden gem!! I bought some super rad Tshirts and rings…read more It's rare to find good vintage that is in great condition with reasonable prices. The owner is very kind and knowledgeable about her inventory.

Clean, well organized, kind and welcoming staff. These ladies love what they do and it shows. We…read moredropped off multiple items to donate and browsed the shop as well. A great store to give back to the community! Way better than going to goodwill where everything is overpriced and most donations end up in a landfill somewhere.

Still waiting for Ann to call me back the woman who takes the customers donation jewelry home to…read moreprice and return usually a few weeks later. The 40 dollar bag of craft jewelry i purchased had a big whole in bag which I only saw after paying on credit card so sad to see.

The biggest positive about this place is that it directly gives back to the surrounding…read moreneighborhoods. There is the thrift store (that accepts clothing donations, etc.) as well as a food bank for those who need the extra help feeding their families. Parking is limited, they do have a lot right behind the store but there are only about 10 or 12 spots. I was lucky to find one they day I went to donate about four large bags of clothes. If there aren't any available, you'll have to either park in the neighborhood or on the main street. You can carry them inside or, if you need help, they will bring a cart out to you. Depends on how busy they are when you visit. Goodwill is great but I like that this place is local. Hope you decide to donate here, or, if you are shopping, that you find something you like. Enjoy! (Note: They only accept donations Monday through Thursday)

The staff was very rude. I brought in a donation of girls children's clothes and shoes and they…read moredidn't even want to accept them and they were in fine condition. They told me to go to Salvation Army.

Very well organized small space with lots of potential treasures, if you have time to dig through…read morethe racks. Saw some high end women's shoes in an enclosed case. Friendly people with an older lady sitting down greeting everyone that walks in and making silly convos, kinda entertaining.

I just had one of the worst experiences ever. I dropped by yesterday looking for tea cups. I love…read morecollecting them! The lady at the front didn't acknowledge me when I walked in even though I heard her interacting with everyone else. I just ignored it and went about my shopping. I saw some I liked but I didn't get them because I wanted to see if any other stores had ones that were a little closer to my set. I didn't, so I returned today because it was such a great deal. She acknowledged me this time but I could tell she was just forcing it. I went up to purchase the cups and was heading out when I stopped to look at some more tea cups right by the door. Well she walked up to me and asked me what I had. I thought she was just curious about what I'd ended up getting and said tea cups. She asked me where I was going with them, that I needed to purchase them. I was at a loss of words. Why would I be walking out of a store with a taped up box if I hadn't paid for it?!?! I even had the receipt in my hands. The lady that helped me with my purchase walked up and stated I'd paid for it already. I cried when I got into my car. I love visiting thrift stores because I loved antique/vintage items. Unfortunately, I may never know if it's because of my skin color but that was the vibe I got from the entire situation. I will never return, which is sad because someone had recommended this thrift store to me and they had a lot of cool items I would have loved to come back to check out.

What a beautiful eclectic antique shop with a lovely and extensive collection of a wide variety of…read moremerchandise. Furniture, glassware, clothing, lighting, artwork, jewelry, housewares, toys, dolls, original LPs, large amethyst crystals, vintage phones... Give yourself time to stroll through, talk to the staff, and shop for some really fun, unique items and reminisce some days gone by. I learned something new about my millennial friend today while shopping- she's learned of the Grateful Dead and has been to several Dead & Company shows at The Sphere! LOL! I'm looking for my vintage shirts that are her age to give to her! How fun!!!!! Thanks, Staff! I'll be back...

Lots of fun! This isn't your junky "gramma's old rocking chair" type of antique shop. They offer…read moreeverything from vintage and antique dolls to beautiful furniture mostly from the 1900's forward. I'm never disappointed when I leave this store.

I'll admit, I've been here before but was focused (back then) on heading to the (now defunct) Bath…read moreand Body Works a few yards away. I was headed there once again but got distracted by this store this next time around. Came through and yeah... it looks like a mess, but this is great for all bargain hunters. If you don't mind digging through things, you'll find great buys. And that's exactly what happened to my Mom and I - we found so much great stuff: $2 hats, $2 outdoor plant holders, personal massagers for $12, 3 for $5 clothing, and then some. We came out like bandits! They also have household items from sinks to microwaves to furniture to clothing and more. And the gentleman who worked there was so friendly and helpful. SIDE STORY: So we headed to B&BW (that's where we really intended to go) after and that's when we learned it's closed. I guess we were just really meant to come here. On my radar. Will check this place out anytime and every time I come through the mall!

Wandered into this boutique by accident after shopping at Platinum Costumes…read more I was shocked by this high style boutique in Old Town Torrance. Threads & Needles is a cross between Opening Ceremony and Barneys NY. Located in Old Town Torrance (next to Scrampers Scrapbooks), Threads & Needles has a Pop Up Shop/best kept secret vibe. Threads & Needles carries Topshop, DVF, Comme de Garcons, Repetto and handbags by Marc by Marc Jacobs & Kate Spade. I don't know who the buyer is, but every item is a classic investment piece with a twist. Looking for a Comme de Garcons wallet for a graduation gift? It's here. Don't want to drive to Beverly Hills to buy your GF her Antonia's Flowers perfume? It's here. Remember those wooden Shwood sunglasses your husband has been pining for? They're here too! If you are looking for a gift to impress . . . it's here in Old Town Torrance at Threads & Needles!

The shop is small and the selection not huge but they do have some very cool brands and a great…read moresale rack.