This is one of the best curated shops / spaces that I've been to in a long time. More than just a…read moreclothing store, everything feels like a work of art. I got so much inspiration just walking around and seeing all the pieces in their collection. There are so many brands, some that I recognized, and a lot that I haven't. So yay for discovering new small brands. People here are really cool and welcoming and allow you to have your space and look around but are there and helpful when you need it. Things are definitely on the pricier side but I do think you pay for the quality of the pieces. I came in with a friend and half of their closet is Mohawk and they swear on their quality and longevity.

I really enjoyed the selection, very finely curated, but the service I received from Carl has left…read morea bad taste in my mouth. He was very cold and when asked for a size he told me he was going to check, but never returned. I had to ask him what happened with checking he responded with "oh that's our last size". Compared to the service he was displaying to other customers he was attentive, but blatantly ignored and dismissed me. Did not purchase anything and will never give my business to a store that operates like this. Would not recommend going here when you can buy everything they have online elsewhere, when the point of going in-store is to have a pleasant shopping experience and this was the opposite.

For denim fans, this is a great shop to check out…read more I went in because I recently learned of this brand and really wanted to see their work up close. The denim patterns have a nostalgic look and feel high quality. They offer a couple of variation in fit and since they are small batch, those can vary. The shop has a western feel but our salesman made it feel homie. Super knowledgeable and helpful. I wouldn't expect anything else from New York. They are currently hemming the pair I bought and can't wait to wear my 1st pair.

Amazing selection of all of Left Field NYC's collection. Great raw denim! I picked up a pair of 16…read moreoz low tension Japanese raw denim and couldn't be more satisfied with the look and cut. The staff member, Boomer, was attentive and very friendly. I will definitely be back for more Left Field!

Initially, I was a little scared to go in because of all of the reviews-- Upon my first visit, I…read morejust browsed, and there was some dude hanging around who told us to put our phones away. Eh, that's fine, I was expecting that (My friend wanted to look something up and forgot about the rule), but I suppose that guy did give us an uncomfortable feeling. However, I went in a second time with a different friend- During Covid- So I emailed/called first to make sure they were open. Richard was so nice! He had a lot of knowledge to share about certain products we were looking at. Other people have had odd experiences, but ours was amazing. He had just gotten in a new shipment of tea from Kyoto, and he actually made some for us and we chatted about tea, and his friends in Japan. He even showed us his new shop next door filled with furniture he's working on, which was all so cool. The vibe is just so well-lived in "wabi-sabi". Honestly, I had a great time. I do hope people just remember to respect that they have rules and conduct expectations- Not unlike Japan. Follow and have manners, and you'll be treated accordingly. (:

I've been shopping here for a few years now. I especially love it for this last minute gifts that…read moreare thoughtful and special. I read a few of the reviews about the owner. I miss the days when people appreciated character. Especially shop owners. He may be a bit eccentric and sometimes direct (with cute dog in tote) but I feel like it adds to the charm and experience of it all. This store is an experience. Very special. I feel like yelp has created an unhealthy dynamic of people expecting 5 star treatment everywhere they go and for workers to act as slaves. Personally... the grumpier, more eccentric, or offbeat a shopkeeper is the more I love it. It's what us LA natives grew up with and it gives a place character and authenticity. If people have issues with character other than "hello how may I serve your pretentious entitled self today?" They should be shopping in a different neighborhood such as Beverly Hills. Regardless of what anyone says, this shop has the most beautifully curated collection of fine Japanese treasures and I will be a lifelong customer. I just brought two of my friends in today and we were treated so wonderfully and the two gems working were knowledgeable and helpful from the moment we walked in. Not to mention we had a very babbley baby in tow and it didn't seem to bother them at all! My last note: if anyone decides to research Japanese traditions and customs it isn't all that outrageous that phones are asked to be put away during your visit. It really takes away from the experience of it all. My suggestion/tip... go in, phone away, connect with the people, sit in silence, appreciate the craftsmanship of these incredible items... just put your western everyday distractions and habits away for a short time and you will leave this place feeling a sense of calm and happiness. It's really something to be appreciated. I hope New High Mart is around forever!

A friend brought me here shopping on the weekend. located right on La Brea avenue, we decided to go…read moreshopping and then stop for some lunch at Burgers 99. it was great day. I hadn't heard of the shop before visiting, and we went because there was a sale. They apparently had some water damage in January and just had opened back up... and wanted to release some of the damaged and unfinished clothes for discounted prices. First I need to mention that the management and owner were standing outside and greeting everyone, chatting with them. I heard the full story of how this place came about, and the struggles they went through during covid and the rain. Just a great group of people running the shop and you really root for them to succeed. I bought two t-shirts, a sweatshirt and a hat. It has become my favorite pieces of clothing. The shirts are comfortable but thick material, and don't hug you in an unflattering way. They fit so well. I will definitely come back once they have a new round of inventory to check out their stuff.

This is hands down the best shop in LA. Now, I'm not a Los Angeles native, but the service that…read moreBlair, Miguel and team provide from their warm welcome to their uncanny ability to make you feel at ease are incredible. Come to this shop and not only feel like a local neighbor and friend, but be treated like one and become one. Their curated goods all high value and high quality will be staples in your wardrobe for years. With classic American design they've done an unbelievable job for more than a decade and it will always be a stop I make when I come to town.

Decided to visit this shop because I've been to the downtown shop and loved that one…read more But today's visit was less than ideal, Every single size that I asked for they did not have , Definitely not a full store, even though they had a lot of stuff it's limited size and colors. The salesperson did call the downtown store, which had those sizes, but I didn't have time to drive down there.

I love the electric, 80s feel of the store. I bought a corset here that I can wear in so many ways…read more The earring and accessory section is a feast for the eyes. Can't wait to shop here again.

Wendi was so lovely and knowledgeable about her stock! She had the coolest designer sunnies! Had to…read moreget them :)

This is by far one of the best spots in LA for an amazing and curated selection of pre-owned and…read morevintage designer items. Wendy always has the beautiful and the unusual. From vintage Issey to lesser known contemporary designers such as Casey Casey, you will definitely find your hero pieces in this amazing store.

Make good choices bc life has no rewind. That being said let's get into this beautiful vintage…read morereview. :D Starday Vintage is a nice vintage clothing store in East Hollywood. They carry a huge selection of men's and women's clothing, shoes, jewelry, and accessories. Most of them are from the 1920's to the 90's. Also they carry vintage guitars. All these nice items are neatly organized in their 2000sq ft store; stuff can be found by era and size in a brightly lit spacious environment. I found a nice brown bomber jacket (see photo) that I dig a lot albeit out of my price range. Price ranges from $5 to over $200 bucks. Atmosphere was relaxing. Staff was affable. Overall, I enjoyed my visit and I recommend this vintage store.

Wow! What a find! So much inventory and very good hand picked items. It was a day where I was…read morelooking for a vintage large glass cigar ashtray. Low and behold they had one! It was my first stop thrifting and found what I was looking for. Proven that you never know what you'll find here. Have to return to check out clothing and accessories. Staff is friendly and helpful. Worth the visit :)

It was a pleasant surprise to find Al Weiss Men's Clothing! My husband needed dress pants, but we…read morewalked out with a suit instead- the pricing was great. Kevin was a great a help - very efficient and has a good eye for what your fit is. We were in and out in about 15 minutes and then were sent across the street to the tailor who finished hemming the dress pants in about another 15 minutes. Overall, excellent experience! Highly recommend.

Finding this place for our wedding was honestly one of the biggest wins of the entire planning…read moreprocess. I originally planned on having all my groomsmen rent suits, but once I found this shop and realized it was actually cheaper to BUY full setups here than rent somewhere else, it became a total no brainer. The pricing is honestly insane for what you get. For under $200 out the door, we got the suit, shirt, tie, belt and shoes. They also have pretty much every color you can think of which made it super easy to coordinate everything for the wedding. What really stood out was how helpful they were throughout the whole process. They kept track of all the pieces for each groomsman so when everyone came in, everything was already matched and organized. That made things way less stressful on my end. A couple things to know going in: they don't have an in house tailor and the pants come unhemmed, but they have a bunch of tailoring recommendations and it honestly wasn't a big deal considering the price. After the wedding, I ended up going back and buying 3 more suits because the value is just that good. As long as I live in LA, I'll keep coming back here.