Fruition Las Vegas

One of the most genuine stores I’ve ever been to. The workers are very humble and genuinely care about every person that walks through the door. They are very educated in all the different pieces of apparel in the store.

As soon as you walk in you’re given an exciting and warm welcome from one of the workers. The connection they build with their customers is phenomenal, they genuinely care about you and your shopping experience. They play great music and the store smells amazing. This is the place to go to find unique clothing items as you won’t find them anywhere else. After a few times of going back to the store one of the workers told me about how they hold runs at the store every Tuesday. I told her I wasn’t really into running, I never ran before, but I decided to try anyways and I haven’t stopped going since! The people at Fruition are amazing, it went from me buying a few shirts to creating great friends and finding a positive community that loves fashion and fitness!

I first came to fruition to check in on their Yeezy Black Pirate raffle and wasn’t too pleased with the end result. Now hear me out, their customer service was great, they were nice, very helpful, talkative and welcoming but when I asked how to enter the Yeezy raffle for their store I was really surprised to hear that I would have to pay money for each ticket, especially since they were literally the only store in Vegas charging their customers for raffle tickets. As opposed to Undefeated, Shoe Palace, Footaction, and Footlocker where all they asked for was a name, date, and photo ID. Now, they explained that every $ 30 spent on their merchandise in store would amount to one ticket. Not minding much of this charge, it was my fault that I played their game; thinking that my chances would be higher because not alot of people would pay for raffle tickets but nothing in their store was cheaper than $ 50.
I came back the day of the Yeezy raffle where they announced winners on the spot, and it was a pretty big turnout but not as big as undefeated (probably because undefeated didn’t charge anything for tickets). I stood through the whole raffle without my name being called but I was fine with it because I had already won 2 pairs I was just trying to luck out on getting 3. Even though I noticed they only had 8 or 9 pairs to give out, that wasn’t what bothered me. What really caught my attention was that half of the pairs they had in stock were given to their close friends or relatives. I believe they allowed random people who actually paid for tickets to win just to throw us off of their trail. Every other time the employees pulled a ticket and announced a new winner it would either start with «This next winner i’ve known for a long time, and he really deserves this pair…» or «I’ve only known this guy for a year or two and he’s been through so much…» but every other winner was connected to or knew the employees one way or another. Kinda sus… One of their friends who won wore an eyepatch, another one underwent heart surgery twice so it only made sense they won a pair…
But regardless, I was still left with the feeling that not only myself but everyone else who paid for the raffle had been scammed. I myself had spent $ 120 just on TWO SHIRTS from their store for 4 tickets!!! And another friend of mine had spent over $ 200! Neither of us won!!! And the most they could redeem the non-​winners with was a $ 20 gift card. Even though like I said earlier, nothing in their store was under $ 50.
I took my complaints to social media and it was there I was confirmed by a friend that that was how he won his pair. Even though he wasn’t actually at the raffle, he claims he didn’t know if it was «by luck» or if it was because he «was close with the employees» but he says he didn’t question it.
Nonetheless, I’m not mad at the fact that I didn’t win or that I lost money off of it, just that there were honest people like myself who spent money in hopes of winning a pair and were expecting it to be fair game. Loved their clothing and hospitality but I would recommend spending your money wisely with these guys. Never again can I trust Fruition, where idea meets a rigged raffle.

Amazing store if you are looking for one of a kind vintage pieces or hard to get newly released items like Yeezy’s!!! My son won a raffle to purchase a pair at it was an awesome experience

The prices here are pretty pricey but most of the selection is rare vintage pieces so it’s understandable. I didn’t even buy anything but I had to rate this place so high for their selection and customer service. Most high end type boutiques try to snob you and give you attitude or not even acknowledge you in the store which turns me off the store. But the customer service here was the complete opposite. I was greeted first thing at the door and just chopped up with the dude behind the counter like we were old friends. Made me feel very welcome opposed to other shops I’ve been to. Definitely gonna come back here next time I’m in Vegas hopefully with more money.

If you are looking for selection and good prices go to Buffalo Exchange across the street which has 10 times the floor space.
Fruition has only a small rectangular space, with a rather limited amount of clothes on display. Took less than 3 minutes to determine that our visit was a waste of time.

love walking into a boutique clothing store knowing that the clothes will actually fit my figure! It’s like having your own closet to pick and choose from. I was also glad to be able to see this place in the flesh

bottom-line…bought from their website an“archival” gucci bag and discovered upon receiving it’s FAKE! confirming for myself i know it’s fake because the interior was straight vinyl — dark blue!!! it’s so embarrassing, why should i bring it to a gucci boutique for authenticity or even carry it knowing it’s FAKE! my heart dropped when i received my order. i didn’t even want to waste my energy with complaining disappointment because i should’ve known better and should of done more research purchasing from a used consignment store. i just thought they would be reputable because on their online shop they have celebrities modeling their clothing… but never again will i shop with them. if you want real authentic vintage jewelry or bags buy from boutiques like WGACA, Malleries, ect…

Ugh. If you have the opportunity to visit Fruition in person, fine, great. Maybe their brick-​and-​mortar experience far outweighs their online experience. I live in San Francisco, so I only have the online experience to go off of. Verdict: Won’t be shopping with these folks again. Thinking about the hassle I went through just to complete one (my first and last) transaction with them makes me not want to write this review. But I will. Because the masses need to know.
The long and short of it is this: It took Fruition a month to get my order to me. They want to lay blame with USPS, and that’s fine. To an extent. Sometimes, things happen out of your control. I get that. But you make a concerted effort to fix the situation, not a half-​assed one. I’ve worked in the customer service industry before, so I know how important it is to avoid disgruntled patrons. And yeah, kowtowing to one person might *feel* like the most inane, spineless thing to do, but you do it because you’re in a business that relies on repeat customers and good word-​of-​mouth. So how you, as a proprietor or store manager, feel about doing something doesn’t negate what you *should* do about something. That said, the moment Nate knew something was afoot with my package and the USPS, should’ve been when he became proactive in resolving the matter. He should’ve high-​tailed it to the post office, talked with an employee about the problem (I believe it was a postage due issue), and resolved it. Barring that, he should’ve been on the phone with me detailing his efforts and the current state of the situation. At the very least, he should’ve emailed me this information. Instead I got silence. Until I emailed. Until I called. Until I threatened to leave a negative review on every online site I could. That’s when Nate called me and explained the situation. And this was two weeks after my order. At over three weeks in, I threw in the towel. I filed a claim with PayPal and requested a refund. And just two days shy of hitting the one month mark, my item finally FINALLY arrived. I’ve had Etsy items from Canada shipped regular post get to me faster than this. Vegas to San Francisco via USPS Priority Mail shouldn’t take more than two days, three if there’s a Sunday in between. In the end, I received my item, yes. But what’s burned me on Fruition is the poor lack of communication with me throughout the whole ordeal. Basically, they’re saying I’m not worth the time. Well, you know what? Neither are they.

I’m gonna admit it up front. My girlfriend and I have grown to become good friends with Samantha and Valerie; but that just shows how great of customer service and hospitality this establishment is built on.
The minute we walked in our very first time going in, they were the NICEST people I have ever met in my life! And it’s not the «hey buy something from my store» nice! It’s the genuine «I hope you find what you want and I’m here to help you out» nice! If that makes any sense?
Very knowledgeable staff with strong positive vibes! If you love rare vintage clothing AND accessories (they carry vintage designer purses and even some belts and wallets for the fellas), this is THE place to go to. Even if you don’t find what you’re looking for, you get to meet some of the coolest (style AND personality-​wise) people in Vegas.

I am a habitual visitor on their website,
. I think local San Jose skateboarder, Shaun Baptista, shared this little diamond dust with me when he was going through his Cazal sunglass hunt.
I’ve been to Vegas three times this year. That’s pretty ridiculous, especially for someone who has doesn’t drink, gamble, and party (just a little). I do love the buffets, pools, and entertainment. Dare I say, THUNDER DOWN UNDER?
I finally got the chance to be with someone with the same mindset as me, and was able to nudge her along with me to a visit outside the strip. We took a $ 17.00 (including tip) cab ride to this spot.
A shoot? or interview was going on with who I can assume was the owner of the store. Two other employees, a cute girl and a styling male employee greeted me and engaged me in some conversation. He gave me a little flier with addresses of the neighboring boutiques (Undftd, Stussy, etc)
Majority of their wares are vintage, from Chanel flats and bags, Gucci belts, Teddy bear Ralph Lauren sweaters to new items like Keith Haring by Jeremy Scott tees, Ambush skull rings, etc. Emphasis is very late 80’s to early 90’s.
Take note, this store is only worth your while if you like the funky stylings of the Fresh Prince of Bel Air, looking for some vintage designer accessories, or BAWLING (cause you gonna spend hella $$$ and BAWL afterwards lol) otherwise the effort to drive or get a cab here (assuming you’re not a local) may make you a bit sour.

Fruition was ok. It seemed to be a 90’s edition of American Aparrel (and American Apparrel is today’s edition of the 90’s! — Funny how that worked out huh?). There was nothing spectacular about this place. The set-​up was nice and the clothes were in good condition but they seemed to be all guys’ clothes? I didn’t see much that looked like it was for females. I really wasn’t expecting that. There also wasn’t a large selection. Everything seemed very spacey and empty. I feel like they try to seem like there’s more by adding props and patterns on the walls. Eh, I wasn’t impressed… not bad at all but not great…

I guess I had different expectations for Fruition. Felt like a time warp, that stepping into the store took me back to the 90s.
The pieces on the racks are very rare and understandable that the prices are what they are. I actually thought some of the guys’ stuff was better than what I saw on the ladies’ side. But I swear, as soon as I looked at some of the price tags, I was on the my way out of the door and wanted to go to Buffalo Exchange across the street. I wouldn’t mind coming back, just to see if they have new pieces that might be more affordable. Hell, I think I’d have to do some gambling if I’d want to be able to afford some of this stuff.

Classic vintage clothing from the 90’s! In Vegas?
Much props, i feel like I’m back home in San Francisco thrift shopping around Haight St. It’s clothes you’ll see on Martin, and In Living Color.
I believe the shop owner also owns UNDFTD a few blocks away, its right next to Stussy.

If you have money, this is the spot to get some sick retro and original vintage (80s/​90s gear) t-​shirts, jackets, hats, kicks, etc. from brands like Nike, Reebok, Fila, Adidas, Jeremy Scott, Dr. Romanelli, etc.
Some of my USF friends’ friends opened up this spot a few years back and they’ve sold a lot of gear to the likes of M.I.A., Kanye West, and more.
The Dr. Romanelli x Nike track jackets they got here are sick ass hell, but for a $ 1200 price tag, all I gotta say is THAT’S TOO RICH FOR MY BLOOD.
Some of their Jeremy Scott gear is pretty sick and original too, but also expensive.
T-​Shirts over here cost anywhere from $ 30 to $ 120 or so. Jackets even more.
New Standard Boutique is in the plaza across the street from here for all your modern and more mainstream street fashion gear aside from Stussy, Undefeated, Laced, and Workmen’s over in Las Vegas.

You definitely have to give praise to the buyer of this store. I believe they could charge the prices they do because of how rare the products are.
I personally have a hard time buying used stuff, but this store is a must if you are into thrift store shopping. I will be back just to check out all the vintage purses they find.

I had heard about Fruition long before I actually went to check it out. Customers from the nearby Undefeated LV storefront will likely be directed here for some additional gear hunting.
The moment you step inside, it’s like walking back in time. Their collection is truly epic, and I found all sorts of gear that I used to wear well over a decade ago (maybe older than that). One item that blew me away was an original pair Nike Air Raids, «Peace» colorway. I had these kicks when I was younger, and it was pure nostalgia to see them again in the flesh. They were not in any condition to wear around (sneaker materials don’t hold up so well over time), but they looked dope nonetheless.
In addition to their vintage clothing, they sell a few designer creations (Jeremy Scott, and Dr. Romanelli when I was there last). The price tags speak louder than the outfits, and they are not for your typical streetwear bandwagon shopper.
Overall, Fruition is a true niche clothing store, and stands out much farther than most others out there. It’s worth the visit even if you don’t walk out of the store with something in your hands.

So we got directed here from UNDFTD, I believe. And it’s a cute little shop with cool and weird stuff to look at.
The girl working there was really friendly.
We left soon after we entered because once we saw the price tags, flies were coming out of our wallets.
I cannot afford anything in this store for the life of me. But the stuff isn’t really my style. Still a cool place to check out and look around for some cool stuff.

Being an absolute germaphobe, I never was comfortable with any kind of «pre-​owned» clothing or «antique» anything. Because of this, I have to preface this review with the fact that I am just not into the whole vintage clothing thing.
With that in mind, you can probably understand why Fruition is just not up my alley. Place is stocked pretty much with all vintage pieces. Most of the selection are vintage items revamped with a streetwear twist. Overall, I have to say that everything has got a very 80’s Fresh Prince style to it. Some people can pull off this look… but I definitely can’t.
Being more of a Supreme/​ALIFE kind of guy, Fruition just did nothing for me. But if you personally are into the ultra-​retro, 80’s splatter paint, zig-​zag look, Fruition is a must-​see. The place is a few blocks off the strip. If you’re vacationing, it’s definitely a long 30-​min trek there by foot… So plan on grabbing a cab.

One of the awesome things about Fruition is that it is proof positive that young people with a vision, a goal, and some business savvy can make, to be trite and cliché, their dreams a reality. In the year and a half that Fruition’s been operating, owners (and my friends) Chris and Samantha have built it from a store to a brand with a loyal following. Focusing on vintage street wear, nearly anyone with an eye for unique fashion can find something that suits them inside the airy, funky digs on the corner of Flamingo and Maryland. (Yep, right next door to Paymon’s.) With offerings from the 80s and the 90s, Chris, Samantha and their team of fashion connoisseurs stock the store with more urban funk than you can take in in one visit. Find clothes from labels you’re looking for to ones you’ve forgotten even existed (Cross Colors, anyone?)
In addition to dressing a good portion of the city, Fruition’s dressed a good portion of the entertainment industry (Kanye West sound familiar? Fergie? M.I.A?) and they keep making huge strides forward to get their name known. Regardless of their huge success, Fruition stays a Las Vegas entity. They support the Las Vegas arts scene by hosting art shows in their space, and have a sidewalk sale at the Epicenter every First Friday. They are some seriously suave young people with some seriously suave clothing and some seriously stellar plans for the future. Get in on the ground floor.