I collect vintage is actually wear . I've been doing it probably longer than most people reading…read morethis review were born . The sales associate/cashier was very nice and professional, but what a markup ! Predominantly Y2K it was way overpriced .

A quirky shop with gorgeous vintage selections and a Y2K vibe to it. Things are a bit pricey here,…read morewhich was expected, but I loved their blend of styles and had a blast shopping here since there's nothing of the sort back home!

How is it possible that i've never reviewed by favorite designer on the planet???? Tom is amazingly…read moretalented. His pieces are so unique, colorful and well priced. Best of all he is a genuinely nice person. He belongs on project runway!!!

Got a couple nice pieces here and so happy to support local creatives. The cape is a really fun…read morepiece, and I'm so looking forward to styling it up in the spring!! Lots of unique pieces and items made in limited quantities. If you're looking for a local designer making pieces you won't find in any department store, this would be a good place to check out.

Loved this vintage store. They have some very cute clothes and a wide variety of things. Would…read moredefinitely recommend

I really loved the pieces here but I was immediately turned off by the very rude and unwelcoming…read morecashier. She made me want to leave the store immediately. She was a young, auburn haired pretty lady. It doesn't take a lot to simply be kind to your customers.

I have been a customer of Noir et Blanc for over 30 years! The clothes are fabulous and timeless…read more But mostly Deb and her staff give real meaning to customer service.

I responded to a graphic design job ad from this company last month and was asked to come in later…read morethat same week for an interview. Had to take a full day out of my schedule (lost valuable freelance project time) to travel to this upscale shop and meet with the owner. Owner was quite busy, but gracious enough to give me her full attention while I presented my portfolio. We discussed ideas for their logo redesign and poster project. I gave a project quote and requested to be paid upon completion. Total mistake. The following day, I emailed her assistant 4 different concept sketches so that we may move forward (job ad claimed this was a job with a tight deadline and required several revisions). No answer. Several days later, I emailed asking for an update. No answer until about a week later. I get some pretentious 'we're having such a busy season, we cannot answer your email at the moment.' Ridiculous. It's been well over a month and I have never gotten a response back. I am a beginner at freelance work and have been struggling to land a full-time design-related position. I like to work with family owned companies, and this is the most unprofessional flaky experience so far. I don't recommend working with this company.

After perusing a number of boutiques in the area, we definitely feel as though Pema stands ahead…read more Affordable, classy options... we love the "smell good" section with candles and perfume. My sister found a really cute purse, I found a $15 dress, earrings, and some really nice perfume. Very personable.. will return when we're in the area!

This is the most amazing and affordable beautiful boutique in all of Williamsburg. The manager Sona…read moreis an absolute rockstar and has the the ability to pick up on what someone's style is exactly instantly. She is so kind, stylish, honest, and beyond hard working. I am very picky about stores and this is really the hottest spot to go to in Brooklyn to get anything from beautiful sweaters, leggings, all accessories, stunning handbags that are affordable but the quality is SO NICE. I highly recommend everyone and anyone to go into this oasis of finding anything you need...gifts for yourselves and others. Amazing collection of candles and always beautifully wrapped. Thank you for being in business and love you all there and everything in there!!!! Sincerely, Lexi Stafford

I've been here multiple times to consign before I found a non-Japanese consignment place closer to…read moreme now (but with less of a personality). Tokyo Joe's small but it's in the East Village (justifies the size and you have your pick of other things to do afterwards nearby). It also pre-dated Buffalo Exchange at least two decades: They are ultra serious about their brands and quality in a Japanese-strict way, so it makes it a treat if you're stopping through to look! The women who work there may not be friendly and may even chat away in Japanese with each other while you're there but they're NEVER, EVER talking about you (it's like when you're at a Duane Reade/Walgreens or other chain store in the city where the BIPOC workers are bored, have no buy-in, and need something to do*). You'll get ALLL the friendliness you need in an equivalent store in Japan: Maybe even too much, honestly. My partner was treated well consigning a fall jacket, and that's done partly electronically now, including making the appointment and receiving your estimate. The employees at Beacon's Closet may be more polite but they make you wait around for your estimate like a dog. Tokyo Joe's does not: They will send it to you afterwards. *There's also high turnover of merchandise in the tiny store: When you're not there there's a ton of activity behind the scenes.

I've been looking for a good pair of jeans to wear on the daily and so when I passed by this place,…read moreI thought it might've had what I was looking for. This place is pretty small, but packed to the brim. They do offer a quite a few higher end options, as well as a few very high options and regular options. I would say this is leaning more high end for a vintage place. They also have a small selection of vintage jewelry that are reasonably priced. I got a pair of cute Rag and Bone jeans for ~$45 so definitely a good cop in my opinion! I was a bit....nervous though about the process to try on the pants. At first glance, there doesn't seem to be a fitting room, but when I asked the sales associate, he said there was. Well....it turns out the fitting room is just a very small area in the middle of the store where they pull some curtains around you. I was kind of nervous because anyone could just walk into the curtains at any point and see me changing. Fortunately, I had a friend with me who I made guard the curtains, but I feel like this would've been a nerve wracking experience for individuals shopping alone :(

I fell in love with GU when visiting Tokyo!!! Clothes are more trendy and 20% cheaper than their…read moresister brand Uniqlo. This was a must visit for me being their first flagship store in US! Located in SoHo and two stories. Love their quick checkout using smart bins, where you drop all your clothes into a box at the register and an instant total rings to check out. No need to scan barcodes one by one. Quick tip: check the lower level in the back for clearance items. Also GU clothes run small for tighter items, so you may need to go one size up. I'd be ecstatic if the next US GU location will be in the West Coast (California hint hint:):)

Inexpensive uniqlo sister brand, nice starter suiting tops and pants…read more Service was adequate and well managed tight fitting room, could see a long line forming in that tight squeeze might be unsuitable. Good options for budget friendly garbs...

I have been a fan and customer of DL Cerney for 30 years. If you want an iconic, shirt, pants, or…read moreeven a dress this is the place to go to. The quality of the fabric and the care that Duane and Linda put into each garment shows. Think of DL Cerney like a bespoke clothing store where everything is made to order. How many people can proudly say, I still have the clothing that I bought here more than 25 years ago. I still receive compliments on my clothing. Just bought a royal blue short sleeve suit shirt and it's a wow!!

Today, THE DL Cerney personally handpicked 6 dresses for me to try on…read more I am in love. Vintage, comfortable, beautiful. When was the last time you felt cotton satin? Dear lord, I never wanted to leave. Every paycheck I get I am going to save one quarter of the portion to go to DL Cerney's and slowly collect a fabulous wardrobe.