Crash Bang Boom — Local services in Philadelphia

In a word. . .lousy. Clerk told me to "be quick" about trying on all seven or so of the garments I wanted to try on and after going in the fitting room and subsequently deciding I lost interest given that coarse attitude, returned all items to their respective racks and started out the door. Clerk browbeat and bullied me into returning all those items to him personally EVEN THOUGH I ONLY CAME IN WITH A TINY PURSE THAT I COULDN'T POSSIBLY FIT THOSE ITEMS IF I HAD WANTED TO WALK OUT WITH THEM. Only reason I went back and went through the racks to find and give him all those items was that he would probably have called the cops on me if I hadn't given how he acted toward me. God, this place sucks! Felt more like the Inquisition than a shopping spree. Treated me like a child and when I stood up for myself and told him not to yell at or interrupt me, he said he would "shout louder" if he had to. Said he was being rude and he just said he was "very polite." Bald faced lie. Last time I'd been to Philly I shopped here when it was Zipperhead and was very pleased with the staff and my purchase. Today, walked out without buying anything, sarcastically wished the clerk a nice day and he replied he would. I said good because you just lost a customer. Didn't appear to give a hoot in hell in that regard. Well glad to not give them the satisfaction of getting my money then.Would like to know too WHY NICE TO OTHERS WHO SHOPPED OR VISITED HERE...

There are not too many places like this that I know of that are still around. I remember when South St. was loaded with stores similar to this one. They have what I would consider kinda punk rock, I'm not sure if thats what the younger generations call it. I have been coming here for a few years for different reasons(mostly bright color hair dyes in the past). Recently I went there because my 13yr old daughter wanted a pair of boots(DocMartin style combat boots). Unfortunately they did not have her size but they did have the style she was looking for as well as lots of other stuff she is into like the platform boots, tee shirts, belts, etc. My 16yr old son even asked to try on one of their rings so they have stuff for men too. (Some stuff is unisex.) If u check this place out make sure u check out the little 2nd hand section in the back of the store! And the woman that works there (I am guessing is the owner)is cool & very down to earth. Much more than I can say for the dude that was hanging around in there who was quite rude - I'm not really sure if he works there or if he was jst hanging out but that really doesn't matter - there is no need to be rude unless you wanna chase business away. (But he is not always in there when I go) I'm sure I will be going back again because my daughter & I do...

Unique finds for the punk & rock & rollers! Besides men, womens & some baby items (onesies) there's jewelry, pins, hair dye, stickers, local art pieces & more. The owners Stefanie & Rob are awesome.Also they also promote & sometimes sell or give out tickets to bands that are playing in the. Philadelphia area. There is even a consignment section which is a must to check out. There is the coolest selection of boots & shoes & accessories for guys & gals. The decore is done by the owners & their DISPLAY window is incredible, especially during the major holidays, Halloween & Christmas, a must see. This is the perfect punk rock & rock & roll boutique to shop for yourself or that special someone. This store is a MUST see in person. You can order online but I recommend if you haven't yet, come in & meet Stefanie & Rob. Support your local small business & purchase something that is unique & a great find! I highly recommend...