I recently came into this men's boutique clothing store and found a really sharp grey suit that is…read moreperfect for different types of events. I needed a new suit for work and found a plain professional suit. They have a great selection of shoes as well. Highly recommend. Friendly staff. Nice owner, family owned.

I have been coming at M2 for the last 5 years! I have to say there is no store in the Los Angeles…read morearea like M2. the customer service is very efficient and staff is great. always feel right at home whenever I shop at M2. definitely recommend this store.

Very professional, great quality and prices. Ms. Anne's is a one stop shop,from head to toe!read more

If you're looking for a white outfits this is where you go. Her white store is elegant and very…read moreinviting, you'll definitely find it here. Also Ms Ann is beautiful inside and out

Grab your milk and mats kids, I've got a story to tell. Pics included! My wife visited this…read morebusiness on 12/26/2018 to purchase uniforms for our three year old daughter. My wife was accompanied by her 27 yr old sister. After my daughter tried on a few uniforms, my wife asked the only guy working about the return policy. The guy, possibly manager or owner, says that they accept returns and exchanges. My wife then asked a second time, as there was a language barrier between her and the Asian manager/owner, if she could return the uniforms if necessary. The manager again says they accept returns for refunds and exchanges. My wife's sister also heard him say that the business accepts returns and also does exchanges. My wife proceeded to purchase $180 worth of uniforms. We decided on the same evening that we did not need all of the uniforms purchased and my wife returned to the store the next day (12/27/18) to return the extra uniforms. To her surprise the same guy tells her they only do exchanges only. Today, January 4, 2019, I gave the business a call. I explain everything that occurred previously with my wife's attempt to return the clothes. An Asian guy answers and keeps reiterating "exchange only" and refuses to listen to what I had to say. I then go to the business' Yelp page after my brother finds on their website that there is a return policy. On the page, there is a link to the business' website. I click the link and taken to the website which has link at the bottom of the page indicating the return policy of "within 14 days for full refund of the purchase price" (see Exhibit 1). Next i call the business back and the guy working won't listen nor allow me to walk him through how i found the return policy on his own website. He tells me he needs to talk with the owner and asks me to call back in 15 minutes. I call back, 16 minutes later, and the guy says he only does exchanges and that he has a customer. He asks me to call back and he'll talk with the owner. I refuse to call back and simply ask for the owner's number. He refuses to give the number after my asking more than 5 times. When he realizes I'm not hanging up until i get the owner's number, he hangs up on me. I then proceed to handle this in person. I arrive at the shop and he again tries to tell me they don't do returns. At some point he says "we usually don't do returns." Usually not meaning never indicates you do returns. I then show the guy on my phone that his website shows a return policy. He then tries to tell me someone else wrote that on his website. He takes a picture of the policy and then attempts to contact the owner who doesn't answer. He says he will talk with him and for me to come in tomorrow and see what the owner has decided. The owner would not be present. Because I'm obviously dealing with a liar and i generally don't trust people, i took screenshots of the process by which i got to the return policy (see photos). I suspected that instead of contacting the owner, he was contacting his web developer to remove the policy. Sure enough, the return policy had been altered to now reflect exchange only (Exhibit 2). I immediately call back and he says he spoke with the owner and tells me to come back i for the return. At this point, i don't want to give the business any money and bring in the full purchase for return. The guy tells me i can only return the partial pieces i brought in earlier today. I tell him that his return policy does not dictate what i can return. He then tells me he was only authorized to accept the partial return which was $69.30. Next he tells me he can't give me $69.30 because the $6 in taxes included in that amount had already been paid. He also deducted $3 for the credit card vendor fees which is not my responsibility. While this business has not honored their own return policy, i have found my life's calling. My mission and passion in life is now to find any and every website in the bowels of the internet and tell this wonderful tale of my misfortune. I'll start with the BBB. I hope that the $110 worth of money you swindled is worth the lack of money I hope this review draws away from your business. Customers have options as close as one block away on Market Street. Enjoy your 2019 and any karma you receive as a result of bad business practices. Have a bless day!

Business appears to be permanently closed. The store is completely empty and there's a Going Out of…read moreBusiness sign in the window.

I had such a great experience shopping at Stare Fashion. I explained to the Sales Rep Nina (who is…read moreso lovely) what I was looking for and she provided me with so many options. She made me feel like I had a personal stylist.

I love love this store. They keep me looking fly,grown and Ready for any event. It's blacked owned…read moreand the staff is amazing. Stop by and shop

Affordable and stylish fashion for men. Dope hats (fedoras) in every color about $60, matching tops…read moreand bottoms about $60-90, Stacey Adams shoes, and of course, suits and tuxes galore. Looked like they carried a wide range of sizes too for the big men. This is my FIL's favorite clothing store, and I can see why he's a regular. He's always been a sharp dresser, and now we know his secret! Styles range from casual to formal, but fashionable nonetheless. They also do alterations on site. We came to purchase a gift card for him, and as soon as we walked in, we were greeted by a friendly guy, Ishmael. We browsed the store and felt no sales pressure from him or any of the staff. When we were ready to purchase the gift card, the other guy helping us at the register couldn't find any, so he gave a receipt and a business card and put it in a sealed envelope. Not sure if they were truly out of gift cards, or if that's how they normally do them?! Piacci's has been bookmarked (by my husband) to shop at next time we're in town!

My grandson, a 2013 high school graduate, purchased two suits, a couple of dress shirts, and…read moreaccessories from Piacci Men & Boys Suit Outlet when the shop was in the Crenshaw Mall. Lance still wears the outfits, especially the dark blue suit that generates compliments from University of Illinois (Circle) professors, students, administrators, and other professionals. When we return to Los Angeles in the Spring of 2026, we shall shop in the new location. We miss George! G. Hamilton

Good experience here, came in with 2 pairs of shoes I needed to get rid of and was given a super…read morefair number for them. Walked away feeling good about it and the people there were cool and straight to the point. On top of that it took all of maybe 5 mins on the long side, realistically maybe 4 mins. Love that I was able to get in and out quick. Wish I knew about this place sooner as it's down the street from me. Will for sure come back here to buy/sell!

Although my previous experience with Tilt in Inglewood was decent, my recent visits have been…read moreextremely disappointing. The offers have been consistently low to the point where it simply makes more sense to walk away. I understand resale shops need margin, but the gap between market value and what they offered was excessive -- especially on sought-after pairs. Today was particularly frustrating. I DM'd them in advance about some pairs I was looking to move. I had already received an offer from another shop and asked if they could beat it. The conversation made it seem like they would at least match or improve the number. However, when I arrived in person with the pairs, there was confusion and they ultimately would not match or beat the other offer. I've seen their videos and while they're entertaining, the low offers shown on camera feel very different when you're the one on the receiving end. I've sold the same pairs -- even at "lowball" prices on GOAT and to other shops -- and still made nearly double what was offered here. Their business model may work for them, and that's fine. But seller beware -- it may not be worth your time unless you're comfortable accepting significantly below-market offers.

Good ppl, very friendly and respectful with the offers when you selling shoes. I would definitely…read morebe back and highly recommended LAX premier kicks

Best Sneaker Shop in LA Hands Down! The Vibes in this shop…read moreare always positive and the owners are incredibly genuine and kind. Love the fact that it is family owned and started from the ground up. Always great prices if you are buying and fair offers if you are selling. All of the sneakers get posted on the IG story first so you Gotta be quick if you want a steal! Much Love to Trey, Kev, Lexi, and the rest of the team over at TILT. Treat it Like Treasure!

This is an awesome store for high-end footwear. Most of their stock is in Nike, but they have a lot…read moreof other stuff. Alexis helped me, and she is beyond belief, knowledgeable, and a great asset to this business. They have a big online presence as well so you can check out the website or on Instagram. Definitely check this place out at the Howard Hwy Shopping Center.