Star Team Official Shop — Local services in New York

I didn't get to go inside since it was closed, It was 7:04, which was fine, but there was a group of ppl out, and I wanted to ask what the shop was. Originally, I was looking for a different shop but accidentally went to that one. I was hoping to get a new deck, so when I asked the people outside what the shop consisted of, since I saw some decks through the window. they gave such a stank attitude like they were above me. Then this mid, unmemorable girl barked whatever the brand was. I understand not wanting to talk to someone, but the person outside said they worked there, and I was just trying to get more info on the shop. Like, ew bruh, I'm sorry for not knowing, and my curiosity was killed by these forgettable walking trend followers with the personality of a cheap discount mannequin that blends into the background, getting in the way of anything that resembles originality. Anyway, maybe the store itself was nice but my interaction with the exterior made...

at first i had my doubts about the star team and how official they are with their quality, but after further review with owning a couple clothing pieces and a backpack, ive fell in love with the quality and the sensation of all of their products. their shirts are perfect size , never fade or shrink and they always style nice with all the clothes i have. Ive purchased the green backpack and i bring it everywhere i go, even with it being bright and green it still goes good with every fit i have. I get compliments everywhere i go and people always ask me where i got the backpack. I love supporting this brand because they are more than just a clothing skate brand community, its a family. I love all their promotions and ads and i try to own as much products as i can because The Star Team never fails to disappoint. They have opened a new store in NYC and I will definitely make plans to go check it out because it...

The Star Team Shop in East Village saved my life. I lived a long and crime filled lifetime of hating skateboarding and skatestopping spots for my own enjoyment. then one day a young man repping a star hat and star shirt found me in one of my darkest druken hours, said “yo!” then pointed across the street to the Star Team Shop across the street from the alley i was sleeping in.i staggered along inside with all my anger about to destroy any skateboarding bs they had going on in there. as i walked in i was met by a kid named yung divider. he dripped me out free of charge and set up my first board. ever since then ive been living a sober life thanks to the starteam hospitality....