Okay, so they have an awesome selection of things to choose from as far as clothes, but Istg,…read morethere's this 6'7 latin demigod with anime blue hair named Gill that always butters my cream seriously though, this a a good Christian establishment

It's the worst. I'll never, and I mean never go there Spain. I've tried 3x. This last time I…read morebrought a 5000.00 coat from Milan. It was missing a button. They offered me 45.00. I just walked out.​​

The RealReal on West Melrose is a very cool spot for luxury shopping. The store has a wide variety…read moreof high end items, mostly on the expensive side, with a huge selection of bags, think entire walls lined with Birkin bags. They used to have separate stores for men and women, not sure if that's still a thing but it made it easier to browse depending on your style preferences. I've sold here plenty of times, and the commission is fair for what you're getting. The shopping experience is smooth, and the store offers a great mix of authentic, pre owned designer pieces. If you're into luxury consignment, it's worth a visit.

I have been both a buyer and a consignor with The RealReal for years, which makes this review…read moreparticularly disappointing to write. Most recently, I received an Officine Générale turtleneck that had been described as being in "Very Good" condition. It arrived with significant pilling, appeared dirty, and smelled strongly of cheap women's perfume. It was not remotely consistent with the condition advertised. What happened next was even more troubling. I contacted Customer Service expecting a straightforward acknowledgment and resolution. Instead, I received responses that repeatedly failed to address the actual issue being raised. The conversation devolved into a discussion about whether I would accept compensation based on the purchase price of the item, despite my making it abundantly clear that I had no interest in keeping it at any price. The concern was misrepresentation and quality control. I cannot recall another customer service interaction that felt this tone deaf. As someone who has worked with major organizations, including Apple and Spectrum, on matters involving customer experience and communication, I can honestly say I will use this exchange as an example of exactly what not to do. Customers understand that mistakes happen. What they do not forget is being ignored when they clearly articulate a legitimate concern. My concerns extend beyond this single transaction. As a consignor, I have increasingly questioned whether the standards applied to sellers are consistent or fair. A pair of Tod's loafers yielded a net payout to me of just $9.72. A brand-new pair of Theory shoes, still in the box with tags and obviously never worn, was graded only as "Good" condition and generated a payout of $7.00. The RealReal positions itself as a luxury marketplace. Luxury is not just a logo or a price point. It is attention to detail, thoughtful service, accurate representation, and respect for both buyers and consignors. Unfortunately, this experience failed on every one of those measures. Mistakes happen. Indifference should not.

I walked past this shop when starting to walk down Melrose and decided to backtrack and take a…read morecloser look. It's near Vivienne Westwood in a small courtyard. The shop offers a mix of branded and non-branded vintage clothing that has been carefully curated. I saw some beautiful pieces from Versace, Armani, and YSL, as well as other brands. Prices vary on the item and condition. The lady (who I believe is the owner) does allow people to shop on their own but if you need recommendations or assistance, she's very happy to offer suggestions. I had tried on a Versace skirt and liked it, but felt it was maybe too similar to something I already owned at home. I did not get much time to shop in here, but I would come back again if I was in town. In terms of parking, street metered parking is your best bet. It seems there was a lot when I went on Tuesday.

Everything is so beautifully curated, and the owner is so lovely and knows exactly what's going to…read morework for your body. We found so many gems, from silk matching sets to the cutest designer vintage shoes. It's not the cheapest but you get what you pay for :).

One thing I love about shopping in the Fairfax District is that you will find lots of cool vintage…read morestores here in the area. Recess was awesome. I purchased some lamps, and older vintage antiques here. Place has been around a long time. I also found some items to decorate my home with. Everything is relatively cheap, depending on what the items are. Service was good, and I had a good experience for my first time here.

Pure elegance . Will put ANY retail store out of business because if you can't find anything here…read moreyou can't find it anywhere

A charming store, with the most unique items! If you're having dinner at Tana's or going to the…read moreTroubadour, stop in beforehand. The owner Jill will treat you right, and find what you didn't know you needed.

Fabulous stuff!! Many one of a kind items that are small enough to carry home on a plane with any…read moretraveler. I find something new on each trip. There are also one of a kind furniture pieces and the store will ship for you. Staff is highly knowledgeable and friendly. They called me to tell me something came in that I might like and emailed me a photo! Now that is customer service. This store opened in 2014, and has enjoyed many return customers like myself.

Great quality clothing! I'm talking about jeans, vests, sweaters, & all the types of fur coats you…read morecan imagine. Most thrift stores usually have a small section for fur coats, but this store has its back full of them. I was in fur coat heaven! Prices are nice and reasonably priced. Staff allowed us to roam around the store and get lost in all the greatness. Adding this to my vintage rotation.

Stopped in to see if it was the same retail space as Aardvark, a used clothing store I shopped in…read morehigh school. It is. In some ways it hasn't changed since the 80's. The selection was good as were the prices.

After knowing Rita (the owner of Lily et Cie. for 35 years) she stole the objects I had on…read moreconsignment. She refused to pay me. I know people who tell me they make brand new dresses out of old unused fabric, and Rita sells them saying they are originals from the 1930s. I just want be paid the $7,000.00 dollars she owes me, or for her to return my museum quality KRIZIA DRESS, as well as my other things. As beautiful as the things are in this store, they are thieves and liars that cannot be trusted. BEWARE.

Extraordinary, Divine, Creme de la Creme of Glamour & Chic !…read more Nowhere in my vast travels have I experienced such a treasure trove of true couture fashion and accoutrement. In addition to exquisite merchandise the entire space is magnificent with unique art deco fixtures from the regal and elegant Bullocks Wilshire. The curators and owners, Rita & Michael, are lovely, fun, and extremely knowledgeable about each and every piece. Visiting Lily et Cie is like spending time in a museum. I appreciate the extra care and respect given to the merchandise including wearing of gloves when looking for that piece you can't live without ‼

Stopped by Wastleland a day before the 4th of July. It was hot and when I walked in the super…read morefriendly staff offered me an ice cold drink. My friend got a pair of Timberland boots in great condition and a pair or earrings. I unfortunately did not find something. I had my eye on a pair of Miu Miu shoes but they were too small for me. While shopping, multiple smiling employees offered us help. Honestly the vibes were amazing.

Had a great experience selling yesterday thanks to Wes, Mikey and Uri…read more I'm moving out of the country for work in October and needed to sell a ton of clothing. Uri, who was my buyer, was very helpful, professional and super chill. He gave me so much time and looked over everything while explaining the pricing versus what wasteland could resell. It helped me make decisions that were best for me. He ended up buying a lot of really great pieces for a fair price, which made it worth the trip. Plus he was so nice and helped make the experience fun and enjoyable. I highly recommend.

The best Buffalo Exchange I've ever been to, and I've gone to dozens across the country. Blows…read morenearby Wasteland out of the water for savings. Great prices, good quality brands and friendly staff. Aisles are a bit close together.

I found a beautiful collared button-down with a fun 80's/90's print that I am now going to style…read morefor work and for the weekends! I also purchased some cute sunnies with a brown frame and blue chromy lenses. They were all under $20!!! They offer a nice selection of funky styles here. It's a great place to come and shop for a fun print to add to your closet! Staff was friendly and helpful.

I've been in shopping many times- staff are SO nice and the selection is great. Some of the pricing…read moremakes you go "huh?" But overall it's very affordable and always fun to go in!

After registering **online** for a donation pickup, I clearly listed how many boxes and bags there…read morewould be. I then received a **confirmation call**, during which I *again* explained there would be a large donation. I was told what items they would not accept, and I fully understood those limits (including one oversized sign that wasn't on the list). When the driver arrived, however, it became clear this was not a donation pickup -- it was **shopping**. The driver selectively picked through my items: * Wouldn't take antique chairs because "there's no table to go with them" * Took some lampshades but not others because "there are too many" * Refused a backdrop roll of photographic paper outright I was honestly shocked. Multiple times, the driver reminded me that **what he takes is entirely at his discretion**. I called the donation center to speak with a supervisor, hoping for clarification or support -- only to be told the exact same thing: *"It's at the discretion of the driver."* So let me be clear: if you're looking for a **charity that thoughtfully accepts donations**, this is not it. If you're looking for a charity that **picks through your belongings and cherry-picks what they feel like taking**, then Out of the Closet is definitely the place to call. Extremely disappointing and a complete waste of time.