Great service. Easy to find and a comfortable environment to shop in. Really a great store…read more Incredible selection of t-shirts of different weights and styles.

I've visited the SF location once, and I had a decent experience there. I wanted to visit the…read moreAustin one when I found one it had opened because I was having some buyer's remorse about the sugarcane 1955 I got in SF. Oscar helped me with jeans while another staff member helped my bf with tshirts (didn't catch his name). I told Oscar my dilemma with my 1955 jeans, and he recommended boncoura work pants to me. I think they're a new product and were made in partnership with self edge? I don't remember all the details beyond him telling me he fits women in these pants because they surprisingly fit women really well. I tried them on...and yeah. I walked out of the store with them and wore them the rest of the day lol. Everyone was super helpful while we shopped and tried clothes on. I think I actually had a better experience here than at the SF store. They have a parking lot out front, so the store is really accessible. If you're looking for raw denim, visit self edge. If you're looking for premium, well-made basics or you're into working menswear from Japan, go to self edge. They're knowledgeable, and they're passionate about the industry and products they carry. I'm glad self edge opened a store in Austin bc I'm pretty sure there isn't another store here that is within this market of clothing. I'll definitely come back as soon as my budget allows!

Well kept shop. A little on the pricey side. Lots of unusual finds though. Interesting.read more

Best vintage styling I have seen - so well curated, not stuffy or "old smelling" like many…read more Quality goods and a bit pricey but quality in the uniqueness.

Great coffee and selection! I love the location inside of Pease Park equally. Always a plus when a…read morespot has speciality lattes exclusive to them. My only compliant would be that the price was a bit steep in comparison to other places I frequent considering the small size of our beverages but nonetheless we enjoyed the flavor.

I didn't know they are at Pease during the weekends from 9am-1pm. Definitely check them out if you…read moretoo are like me and want to walk around the park drinking a latte for the vibe.

DEFINITELY WORTH THE DRIVE!!! Love the staff along with the high quality clothing and name brands…read moresuch as Ralph Lauren, Neiman Marcus, Peter Millar, Patagonia, and Lululemon...and muchhhhh moreee. I just bought three pieces of clothing that retail for 200.00+ for LESS THAN 40 DOLLARS. Definitely worth the hour drive from where I live. Thank you guys!!

This is where you should go in central Texas if you need a suit…read more Michael, the owner, was working the counter when I stopped by. Second Looks is clearly his baby: he's not just an attentive consultant, responding to your preferences on house, material, and tailoring (thankfully, he is not hesitant to offer his excellent suggestions on fit and styling), he's also a gentleman and a scholar, eager to share his considerable knowledge about the history of menswear, soul music, and rodeo, having been a cowboy himself before working in radio and taking over Second Looks. Michael's selection is fantastic. he showed me suits and separates from Brooks Brothers Golden Fleece, Drake's, Canali, and local Austin bespoke tailors Capra and Cavelli. He's got Allen Edmonds shoes and a great collection of belts, which seem to go very quickly. I didn't peruse his selection of casualwear, but it seemed just as well-curated and complete as his formal sections. I walked out with a Golden Fleece jacket and alligator belt having spent about $115--he gave me the educator discount. I couldn't have asked for better value. Having lived in Boston, Cleveland, Charleston, SC, Eugene, OR, Granada, Spain, and Norwich, England, I've never been so impressed by a menswear shop, let alone a secondhand store, or by its owner. TL;DR: Go see Michael. He's got the goods.

Went to the women's store on Soco. Quite possibly the worst customer service I've ever gotten in my…read morelife. Rude salespeople ignored us the entire time we were in, and fully opened and looked into our dressing room while we were changing. Very much a high school mean girl vibe. Men's store is just fine but stay OUT of the women's

Zo and the gang are fantastic. Best men's store in town, if you're looking for grown-up clothes. No…read moregaudy labels, no tech materials, no fast fashion. In fact, it's not "fashion" at all - it's style.

We went to Ross today, to look for carry-on luggage with wheels. My wife and I went to three…read morestores. At Ross, a cashier named Ariana (around 3 PM today), was VERY helpful to us. Ariana was eager to help and assist us and she showed us how the carry-on bag functioned. She helped us choose between two bags then checked us out and was completely helpful to us. We appreciated her help and the time that she spent helping my wife and me.

While visiting a friend and I decided to have a shopping spree with my sister on Friday. Biggest…read moremistake ever because the cashier with the hijab double charged us. I should have known better when she wasn't even paying attention while scanning and just had this I don't care attitude the whole time but we were in such a rush that we didn't even look through our stuff until now. I'm back home and I had gotten a cute pair of Dr. Martens that I wanted to wear and after cutting off the tag and peeling the sticker on the inner heel off realized the security tag was left on one of the shoes. Today I was going to return three items that didn't work out and after looking over the receipt realized I was charged twice on an item. I went to a nearby Ross to ask if it would even be possible to get a refund and to remove the security tags and they told me I would have to go back to the original store for the refund and because the original tag isn't on the shoes they couldn't remove the security tag. When I called this store to ask if they could review the tapes over the phone they said I would have to do it in person. We decided to accept the $16 loss over the 2 hour drive and gas wasted to stand there as they verify I was double charged. We just don't have the time to make that trip again but seriously train your staff to pay more attention when handling people's merchandise. It's an easy enough job you're just scanning the items. I shouldn't have to stand guard the next time someone scans my items to make sure they're doing it right when they could have done it right in the first place.

Stopped by here to see if I could find a warm scarf to wear while in Texas. Not as warm here as I…read morewas thinking at all. Figured I might be able to find something at a slight discount, maybe. Found some scarfs, many paired with a hat, which I wouldn't wear. Mostly thin scarves or cheap looking scarves available, nothing that looked warm at all.

Always find a wonderful wedding, birthday, etc. gift here. Great shoe selection for women. I am so…read moreglad this rack is well maintained and organized. Not like the Quarry Nordstrom Rack where the few times I have been there was a chaotic mess. You will be pleased on most times you visit the treasures you may find.

I've been shopping at Paper Work for years. Yes, I'm a…read morelocal and this is one of, if not the best, local shops to buy "local" from a lot of locals. Over the last several months I've been decorating a shipping container and Paper Work was the first place I thought of for art. My new space looks amazing with all the different pieces I got from here and I feel good knowing I'm supporting locals rather than Target. I give Paper Work 5 stars when I wish I could give them 10. The staff is amazing, the owner is incredible and I always find something for me or for a gift. If you live in Austin, you should come here more often. If you are visiting, this is the place to shop and buy gifts for everybody who couldn't come to Austin with you.

Cute, eclectic shop off of Congress for your Austin chachkis. We wandered in here a few times, and…read moreended up getting an iron on patch and sticker. This shop is narrow, but long... there's a lot to see! Anything and everything related to Austin and Texas- jewelry, clothing, artwork, soaps, you name it! Fun shop to check out when visiting !