One of my fave shops in LA for well-designed t-shirts, hats, books, and other creative lifestyle…read moregoods. Owners Andy and Jennifer are just the best. Pop on by for the latest scoop on what's happening around York St. in Highland Park. And yes, they were nice enough to carry my book too.

Fun little shop to wander into on York in HLP. I remember they used to be on Figueroa a while back…read more- just as a known skater shop. Now, they house a bunch of different trinkets from mugs, books, apparel, candy, stickers, cameras, film, cards, incense, soaps, etc. I ended up getting a few little items - a deck of cards, stickers, and flower seeds. Staff on deck was a female who was nice to talk to in terms of her informing me on the changes that they've made to the shop since they've moved from their old spot. If you're in need of a gift, stop on in cause you never know what you might find here.

Amazing customer service !! They really care about their products ... I got a shirt from a 3rd…read moreparty retailer that wasn't constructed as well as I'd like .. one of the owners took my message to heart and fixed the problem with me no questions asked .. he really wanted me to have a nice shirt that i could wear ... the replacement was sent out and I feel much better about my purchase .. Bravo. Keep supporting American brands like this !

I bought a sweater and a flannel and after wearing the sweater for only one night, I had to write…read morethis review. I tried on the flannel at the store which I really enjoyed and bought the sweater after being recommended it from the dude who was helping me. I can confidently say he was 100% right about the sweater. The quality of the fabric is genuinely worth the price. Immediately, when I put on the sweater for the first time, I could tell this was the real deal. The sweater felt like how sweaters used to be made back in the day when they had a ton of quality and you knew it was going to last a long time with proper care. And the same with the flannel I immediately loved the flannel when I tried it on but the sweater was something truly amazing in my opinion. I used to be into Born X Raised a lot and would buy various sweaters from their drops over the years literally hoping they would one day use the quality Freenote uses and they never have. Over the last year was looking for a new label to support and it's definitely this one. I was extremely happy with my purchases and look forward to returning

The salesman Griffin at the Flatiron Store was extremely…read morehelpfull in every way. Could not have been better service. If your size was not on the floor he checked the stock room,on line as well your other stores. Griffin is a real asset to your brand name.

Such a great experience today. Aidan helped us out, even offered us some sparkling water, and had…read moresuch a lovely energy that we spent almost 10 minutes talking about things other than clothes. The best kind of person to encounter when you're shopping for clothes. 10000/10

Such a cool vintage shop! All from Mexcico city! Lots of cool curated vintage tees. Jackets pants…read moreect. Definitely stop in!

Curiosity, an open door, and a friendly face lead me into this new addition to Echo Park. Staff…read morewas welcoming and helpful. Great space to explore rare finds for that special someone. Will definitely be back!

I hate wearing pants, but I when I have to, I wear Swrve…read more These are the only jeans that I can comfortably walk, jog, and cycle in.  If you've ever had an issue with jeans whose fabric was not breathable, or experienced thigh chafing when trying to ride a bike, then you will understand. At first I had a bit of sticker shock, but over the past 8 years, I have not been able to find anything even close to their pants and shorts.  They are in a league of their own.  I attempted to support other LA brands like DSTLD, but I can only wear those for ~20-30 minutes before I realize how much I hate the fit. Swrve literally has no other competition in this arena, other than maybe Lululemon (which is not as dressy looking, and even pricier).  And if you factor in that Swrve will patch up minor wear and tear for you over the years for free, then it's totally worth it.  The main reason they're so comfortable is the gusseted crotch.  Their newest shorts (and possibly pants as well) seem to have en even larger diamond patch of material, which feels even roomier/stretchier than their previous iterations.   For the southern California climate, I highly recommend their lightweight shorts.

I love local companies!…read more Velo love is the company store for the urban cycling Swrve brand. Hipster stuff in hipster central. Love their cycling pants for men. They look chic and are functionally designed. Wish their women's line was a bit more expanded but looks like that is evolving. The store is cutely curated with books, old school memorabilia and hip art. For LA urban cyclists this is the spot.

Was searching for nice hat, good fit and cool design. After some research, I came across this…read moreboutique and it definitely checked all the boxes. I will definitely be coming back to buy more hats. A bit on the pricier side, but you are paying for grade A quality.

Bought a pair of SOP collaboration boots with White's Boots for $700. This was my first purchase…read morefrom the store. The boots arrived quickly, and I absolutely love them. They look great and feel high quality. The order was supposed to include two pairs of laces and a kiltie. While the laces were included, the kiltie was missing. I reached out to SOP, and Brandon was responsive and said they were in the mail, but they never arrived. It's now been over two months. Really disappointed with SOP. This was my first purchase and will most likely be my last. When you're spending $700 on boots, you expect everything that's supposed to come with them.

Tens across the board! Best staff! Awesome selection! Amazing prices! What a gem! Got so many…read moregoodies today :)

I really think they should consider changing the name because this doesn't feel like a thrift…read morestore. I love the variety of items they carry, and the employees have always been friendly, and welcoming. They have an impressive selection of clothing, shoes, glassware, collectibles, furniture, and vintage treasures, and it's always interesting to browse. That said, the prices are much higher than what most people expect from a thrift store. Traditionally, thrift stores exist to provide affordable clothing and household items while supporting the community, especially during times when many families are trying to stretch their budgets. Unfortunately, many of the prices here feel much closer to what you'd find in an antique or resale shop. I would honestly suggest renaming it to something like "Bridge Resale Store" because I think that would better reflect what customers can expect. It's still a great place to shop if you're looking for unique or vintage items, but if you're expecting traditional thrift store pricing, you may leave disappointed. I enjoy visiting and appreciate the staff and the quality of the merchandise--I just wish the pricing better matched the mission and expectations that come with the word "thrift."

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!