Kools — Local services in Los Angeles

Me and my girl walked into the store for no more than 10 minutes. We looked at the ID cases and only grabbed one to actually look at it well. We put it back and kept looking around. As we were about to the leave , the worker (owner?) asked us to give back the ID case. I was confused at first cause she was hard to understand, but quickly we realized she was accusing us of having taken the ID case. Then she asked to see what was in my pockets and my girlfriend's bag . Not having taken anything , I showed her what I was carrying out of respect. After proving we hadn't taken anything , she still didn't believe us talking about this happens everytime like ok that doesn't mean you go assuming people are stealing. And how could we have stolen ANYTHING when she was following us every step of the way. She ain't even apologize afterwards. I should of known we'd be discriminated because seconds before entering she closed the door on this black man...

Came here while I was in town visiting my bff, we stopped in here and no joke my first thought was “I wish this was my closet”. This store has the COOLEST things I have seen ever!!! I bought a cigarette case from a section in the back and they have matching screen printed shirts for all of the designs! I don’t smoke but I use it every day as a little wallet. If I had the money I would buy one of everything from this store! So many handmade clothing pieces, lots of independent artists, and if you know your modern artists you will recognize a lot of the artwork. I highly recommend this shop if you’re an alternative person of any kind! Being a person from Chicago I would put this store on par with the original “The Alley”. If I could give this place 10...

Stumbled across this shop while visiting Japantown in LA for the first time and I'm so glad I went in. The Halloween/rockabilly vibes in the display window caught my eye and inside I was pleasantly surprised by all the fun things in the tiny space. I purchased a pair of Freddie's of Pinewood jeans (glad to have discovered them) and saw several Miss Ladybugca shirts that are cute and made in the USA. I would say the prices are fair, especially considering brick and mortar stores where you can try things on are dying due to high rents. Support local cool stores like this one...