Epiphany For Men

There’s nothing special about the clothes in here, they’re kitschy and feel geared towards tourists who want something cliché and «Texan». Pre-​worn baseball hats and printed t shirts with tired tropes do not style make. Bleh.

This is a shop that caters to Men with exquisite taste and doesn’t mind paying for style. Their selections in men’s clothing is okay and it changes with the seasons… so, you’re not just going to see stagnant styles. I personally come here to buy their Fedora hats… their selections aren’t that bad since it’s a small shop. But overall, I’m a fan of this place since I get what I want at a reasonable price.
Besides, it gives us Men a place to check out whenever we’re wining, and dining at the cool restaurants around the neighborhood of this cool lil shop. :)

I’m a girl… I checked. But for some reason I keep buying things here. Yes I know there’s a girls version just across the street. I just love buying stuff for guys I know and they have a great selection.
From fun cuff links, Whataburger t-​shirts and hats to jeans and dress-​wear; I really like this shop.
And I saw the post about the returns. I’ve returned stuff with no problems. I’m not sure what that’s about. Everyone I’ve dealt with has been fantastic.

Pains me to add this since I love Bishop Arts and supporting local businesses but because of the return policy and the rudeness of the employees I will not ever shop here again.

I almost had to drag Hubs out of this shop but then decided against it when I remembered all of the times that he’s put up with me shopping excessively. Epiphany For Men has a cool selection of vintage tees for Rangers, Mavs, other pro sports, major NCAA teams, and other male staples. I really liked the selection, and almost everything seemed to be Hubs’ style (vintage cool?) — for all of the ladies out there, you know how tough it is to find something like that! Because the shop had such good taste, I would have liked to have seen more generic clothing items without logos and such on it. On first visit, it seems like a great place to go to find a one-​off tee, but I wish there would be a broader selection to feel more compelled to go on a regular basis.

Great store that has a frustrating return policy that I’ve recently encountered which now precludes me from shopping there as much as I normally would or ever again. Their return policy is, no returns, only store credit.
Regardless if the item (retro brand) is cut wrong or sized wrong, tough! That’s the customer’s problem. Something about that just rubs me the wrong way. Shouldn’t that be an issue between the store and the manufacturer/​brand? In my world it is.