Beautiful and very well-collected vintage shop! My daughter…read morewas looking for a prom dress and she wanted to buy vintage. We were all over LA looking for one and we found this one in Orange County drove down here not knowing what to expect, well was, I surprised to find not only this shop but many others in this area, but this one was beautifully done. The sales people were lovely, welcoming, and knowledgeable. We didn't find the prom dress, but we did find a great store and we will come back again.

DO NOT SHOP HERE UNLESS YOU ENJOY BEING RIPPED OFF! They sound like they love using the tag line…read moreof something being "rare" to get you to purchase their overpriced items. I came here on Wednesday 5/27 and was excited to show this place to another vintage loving friend. We were having a good time selecting pieces and shopping around. I had brought a blouse up to the counter that I noticed was priced as a 2 piece set , but there was no second piece attached to the hanger. I asked the woman at the counter if they knew where it was as I would've gladly preferred the set. She went over to ask the owner and when she came back she said they couldn't sell it until they located the second piece as it was a set. (It was priced as $88) which would've been too high to purchase as a single item anyway. Then she said something that we found completely appalling "unless we don't find the missing piece , you can purchase the top alone for $100) excuse me?? How does that make sense-- it's missing the pantsuit so you want to overcharge me? When we asked how they thought that was fair , she responded with "well it's a really RARE item" and we said it WAS RARE now how do you manage to mark up the price when it's missing the set ?? We both LAUGHED and She said "I'm sorry you feel that way" the audacity of them having a sign outside their shop that reads about supporting community when they demonstrate bad business practices such as this. We thought about putting all of our items back because we thought that was ludicrous on their part. But , we did spend so much time there .. in the end my friend put back a couple items she had planned on purchasing because she was so shocked that they thought that would fly with us ... Just calling something "RARE" does not excuse marking something up on the spot especially after the fact it's actually worth less now that we know it's actually missing a piece. Smh. Because of this we both won't be returning. There are plenty of beautifully curated vintage shops elsewhere who don't have bad business practice. Let me suggest a few other places for you to check out : Jet Rag, space city Vintage, American Vintage, Starday, Avalon Vintage, Sneaky Tiki just to name a few! :)

I love it here! The vibe was great and the service is awesome!…read more Will definitely come back again! They got shoes they got items i haven't seen before it's amazing!

Ooh La La Boutique is a gem! One of the best consignment shops is LA. The moment you walk in, it…read morefeels like stepping into a European boutique store in Paris. They have everything from vintage couture to Euro Y2K. And prices are reasonable. I always find something here. Also every one that I've met there is lovely :)) Support small business

We Burbankers don't like to brag, but there's no shortage of amazing thrift/antique/vintage shops…read morehere in our town, up and down Magnolia Boulevard between Buena Vista and Hollywood Way. But here's a new contender just south of Porto's on Hollywood Way and it is a hit! Studio Hope is a curated shop of everything from thrift-store-fun to higher end jewelry, glassware and refreshed duds for him and her. Yes I scored a few items. Proceeds benefit charity efforts for kidney disease and animal rescue, two passions of the husband and wife owners. Added plus: they have a changing room for try-ons! Yes I'm looking at you Goodwill. Grab your Porto's stuff and walk down half-a-block for some unique finds!

Consumers in any given community are constantly encouraged to shop local in order to help the…read moresurrounding economy and the actual business owners whom are often residents, themselves. It is by far a better choice than the mega retailers. But here is an even more amazing concept: when the local business in question that is helped by the community also helps the community in turn and/or nonprofits. Now, THAT is the most splendid symbiotic relationship that could ever be conceived! This is exactly what is happening at Burbank's very own Studio Hope. Allow me to explain... Studio Hope is a combination thrift store/vintage store/antique store/gift shop at the Hollywood Way/Clark intersection not far from the Magnolia Park area of Burbank where these stores are a dime a dozen. However, Studio Hope stands out not only because it is located a few blocks away; but also because it is a business created to 'do good'. Owned and operated by Lori and Dean, a husband-and-wife team both suffering with kidney/renal issues; this dynamic duo initially founded (1) a kidney nonprofit that helps adults/families/children suffering from renal conditions and (2) an animal nonprofit to help orphaned pets find forever homes. In turn, they founded Studio Hope which rather than operate for a profit; revenues help fund the two non-profits. So, if you shop at Studio Hope you are supporting charities versus a billion-dollar company AND the local economy! The local buzz has been raving about Studio Hope but I wasn't able to check them out until the end of 2025 when bringing them my end-of-year donations (they accept donations and offer a receipt for your tax deductions). I was absolutely enthralled the moment I walked into the shop with its vintage/antique vibe and art collective. This place is less thrift store and more vintage - in the best way possible. Studio Hope offers amazing clothing (some modern and the BEST vintage finds!), purses, jewelry, shoes, housewares and furniture, trinkets, art, etc. Studio Hope isn't just a store: it is an experience and is heaven for lovers of all things vintage and antique. You would expect that these top-tier wares being sold at Studio Hope would fetch a pretty penny due to their own worth alone plus needing to be relatively comparative to competitors. Wrong! I was shocked to find some crush-worthy vintage at affordable prices and I am poor so my judgement can be trusted! Dean and Lori's Studio Hope does not screw patrons over. During my visit in which I purchased an adorable enamel ice cream cone pin; I successfully made a clothing donation and was thanked profusely while also being introduced to Lori. Lori is a doll: friendly, inclusive, conversational, humble and obviously appreciates each and every customer. This truly 'sells' the business even more making one want to return to Studio Hope. Studio Hope is also 'cool' as they work with the local film studios and host events like "Bridgerton" viewing parties. They also utilize their store for work with their charities such as the 'prom' they put on for the teens part of their kidney nonprofit allowing them to choose among the store's gowns. Studio Hope is truly compassionate. My only complaint is that it is street-meter parking only which is a bit annoying when schlepping donations and unable to catch a close meter but Studio Hope is worth contending with this 'grievance'. If you love vintage/antiques AND want to feel good about where your dollar ends up then Studio Hope is for you and an absolute must-visit! Make sure to hi to Lori!

I found this store by chance as I was walking around Magnolia Blvd and I was pleasantly surprised…read more I usually find thrifting to be exhausting, but Chance Vintage's selection of curated clothes and organization made it an easy shopping experience. Some of the items were a couple dollars more than the usual thrift store finds, but it's worth it because of the time I save. Some highlights: - They have fitting rooms! The fitting rooms' curtains are also made up of up-cycled material which is another plus! - You can donate your clothes and receive a small discount. I don't remember the exact amount, but you can find the information printed near the cash register. - They sell unique and appealing up-cycled clothes and bags! Overall it was a great experience and I'll definitely be coming back!

We found Chance Vintage while exploring the area after brunch. We were drawn to the racks of…read moreclothes at the entrance, then to the large space inside. We were very impressed with the organization and cleanliness. There was so much to go through! The selections on the first floor were ok -- most were goodwill and souvenir type of clothing. They were not that old, or quality vintage (IMO). We found the best selection on the second floor. The smaller racks had several curated items and repurposed pieces. Prices are very reasonable. We didn't find anything worthwhile at this first visit but it's definitely a place we would come back to.

This store is combined with the Mystic Museum and consists of multiple rooms, with some interactive…read moreexhibits in the store itself so visitors can engage with these experiences without buying a ticket to the actual museum on site (though I recommend checking out the museum too). Lots of monster themed merchandise for sale, skeletons, halloween snack bowls, Stranger Things cookbook, novelty accessories, evil character masks, dead insect and animal displays, creepy sculptures, and of course photo ops galore, like the camp horror boat scene with Jason Voorhees.

Definitely a cool store if you like oddities, macabre, and some spooky goodies. I came in with some…read morefriends and we browsed around the store for a good while as there is a lot to see. If you are into horror and such this is definitely a spot you would like. There are a variety of items to purchase here. Some are more run of the mill mass produced items like candles, purses, slippers, books and such. While other items were clearly thrifted and one of a kind or vintage. Very neat to have that kind of a variety. For example you can get a $20 skill candle or a $400 old operating table. See what I mean? It's definitely a great store to browse around. I easily spent 20 minutes just looking between their three rooms. The reason I did dock one star though is that while it was fun to browse, it's not necessarily my kind of merch. To each their own. Even more so I did find some of the prices to be a little high, maybe it's just me. One example I could give was I found a pretty simple necklace with a bat and heart that I've literally seen a hundred times over at Claire's. That necklace easily is about $7 or so, but here they were selling it for $35. I get they need to make a profit but the quality wasn't there and it was giving child's costume jewelry at a more expensive price. Surely they need to make the rent and knowing that a lot of people who come in are more so "just looking around" it makes sense prices need to be adjusted. A final positive to end on a good note is that the staff are absolutely lovely here. There were multiple staff working which I appreciated. Everyone was very very nice and welcoming. I love their passion for this store and enthusiasm. Nice people work here and I'm glad there is a store like this around for those who can truly appreciate what it has to offer.

Cute tiny store, nice staff, nothing incredibly unique, and not organized by size. Fun stop in a…read morewalkable neighborhood. Maybe you will find a treasure here.

All I can say is WOW!! This place is phenomenal to say the least. I bought the most incredible…read morevintage dress, earrings and shoes here for my upcoming event. The gentleman that helped me was so sweet. A friend of mine saw my dress and had me come back with her the very next day to do more shopping. The hardest part was not being able to purchase EVERYTHING in the shop! Lol, seriously they have the cutest stuff and very unique items. Thank you for great customer service and I will be returning. This is definitely my new favorite shop.

Winter hours! Great place, especially when they have sales! Variety of options from different shows.read more

I've been coming to it's a wrap since 2011. It has changed so much in the past few years…read morespecifically. I think 2021 was the last time I found a pretty good deal on something cool here. The prices are insane these days. Everything is marked up to a crazy amount so they can run year long sales and then switch and bait you at the counter. Truly whoever is doing the pricing I hope you're ashamed of yourself. None of the clothing is even that interesting or good. Go across the street to the Holding Store and you'll find curated cool vintage at better prices Took some random pics of price tags to show the insanity.

Very well curated collection of vintage here from across the decades, but unfortunately the staff…read morehere makes the shopping experience highly unpleasant - as a collector, it isn't uncommon to encounter "gatekeeper" types in the vintage world, but my experience here was a bit of a shock!

Literally the only place I shop. Best vintage button downs at very reasonable prices.read more

I came here after Catnip Coalition Vintage Mall…read more It's a bit more spacious. There are many cute small pieces. It was great to look around.

A really small, quirky, vintage clothing and accessory shop in Burbank. They also have another…read moresection in the back with VHS and 90s era video games so it's quite an eclectic assortment of items. I will say that when I first heard of this place I was told there are cats that lived here so I was a bit disappointed when there was zero sign of them when I visited this past weekend. The woman behind the counter was very polite and they did have some unique pieces, but it is a fairly small collection. Pricing was fair, especially compared to greater Los Angeles, and I would give it a try if you are already in the area.

I've tried to go on multiple occasions and every time I go (different days of the week and various…read moretimes of the day) and it's always closed. Front and back entrance closed. No one answers the phone or returns voicemails. Also, the website states that it's open.

Staff was rude. removed me and my girlfriend from the store with security saying theyre closing for…read more"lunch" at 4:30pm. On our way back past the shop one of the workers came out and apologized about the owner, telling us we made her uncomfortable and she thought we were stealing and she even said she's seen us before which doesn't make sense. I mentioned we live here and even joked about wearing a tank top and shorts so they can definitely see i'm not stealing lol. we were just window shopping due to us going on our daily walk around the neighborhood. Very unfortunate and honestly offended. I've heard they profile people here all the time. Will definitely walk past this place from now on. Pretty lame way to treat people. Its not hard to have a conversation with your potential customers.