The Dig — Local services in Los Angeles

Place has really cool selections, just such a bummer that the owner/curator/guy working at the shop is such a pretentious and callous dude. My family and I strolled in, bought a sweatshirt (that was way overpriced given the damage, but it was sentimental so we bought it), and decided to shop for some jeans for my cousin. He nearly had a pulmonary embolism when telling us he “doesn’t sell jeans to people who aren’t there to try them on,” and then was rude and fat shamed my cousin when we showed him a photo of him to try and gauge what type of jeans to buy him (I believe, verbatim, he said he had an, “un-athletic belly”… my cousin isn’t even fat? whatever). He then tried to sell us a red sox t-shirt that was torn for $65. As a vintage collector and a friend and customer to lots of folks in the secondhand community, don’t waste your money here. There’s lots of awesome sellers who will make your experience way...

10/10 on every front. Owner is an angel and his heart is in everything he does. The store is so intentionally curated and unbelievable quality. Been shopping from him for 8+ years and always amazed at his selection. Favorite vintage shop on the planet, have to hold back from spending all my money every time I’m in here (and always walk away with a new lifelong piece or two that my wardrobe desperately needed). Amazing denim, cowboy boots, carhartts, sweatshirts, overalls, French workwear, band/sports Ts.. this...

I went in last week to get a few pairs of jeans. I have alot of vintage jeans but I needed to go up a size which I was not looking forward to. I went up early to Venice and was at the shop before it opened, Jason was there setting up for the day and was kind enough to leet me in early. He pulled so many amazing pieces and all I had to do was try on. I ended up with 2 great vintage pair of jeans under $400 which is much cheaper than the jeans at Nordstrom for $295-350 each. Great product and...