Guess Factory Onsite Store

I love a good deal when I find one, and this place is worth it.

The shoes were worth it! I got a pair of Marciano heels for $ 15.00. These shoes were. $ 228 in the store. Not worth the $ 228 but definitely worth every penny of the $ 15.00 — so cute!
The clothing was okay. Many of the jeans are the ones that fit funny –too high of a waist, too short, too low of a waist or awkward colors. Lots of t-​shirts. I found a crotchet cocktail dress that I saw at Macy’s for $ 110. I paid $ 8.50 for it.
Overall I loved my experience and will be back soon!

It was really a total mark down comparing to their retail stores and online prices. Although I guess it was a bad timing for me because they were still waiting for new deliveries so there weren’t plenty of choices. My dad got shirts for $ 5 and I got a pair of shoes for $ 15.

This place is Great. I got there while they were having a special. 50% off most items. I arrived with only $ 40, but I quickly went home to get more money. The staff were friendly and helpful. Sadly they were running out of clothes in my size so I got the best I could. Be careful when deciding what to get, all sales are final so try not to make mistakes.
(For the girl who sent me a complement) the sale ended two days after I wrote this review. There are good finds and you may find some things you’d like.

You can find good deals (sometimes) clothe is kinda outdated and it seems like the prices are higher than they used to be. I asked about the ten sale and sales associate said that there will be No tent sale this year :(which Sucks bc most of the deals from the tent.

Went during the week. Wasn’t impressed. First thing they do when you walk in is they stop you and ask you when was the last time you shopped there. Then they go over their list of rules. You can only shop there once per week… limit is of 10 items… Store is no longer an outlet, etc. But quite honestly I wouldn’t go back. I didn’t even want to buy 1 item. The items sold there were not quality items or at a good price. It looked like an outlet store at full price.

Good deals, this will be my shopping spot. Sorry Macy’s I need to budget, I can get 3 blouses than spending $ 40 on a Guess top at Macy’s.

Great selection of shoes and dresses they even have a sales rack of $ 5 dresses. Heels for $ 20 and glasses. Everyone is friendly. Will definitely go again soon.

Lots of really great deals here! I bought a Marciano pencil skirt for only $ 15! What a bargain

Good place. You can find nice stuff, all new. The only thing is that they cut the labels.
Regarding location, come on it’s Downtown. Nothing there is nice lol except the main streets. But if you go there during the day, you should be fine. Plus parking easy to find.

One of the worst places to shop I try to get around the people that manage the store like ROXANA she is the manager of the store she is very rude to clients and her staff I love these store but it’s too much to deal with people that don’t know how to act professional I know allot of people that have complain and stop going and even quit working there because of her it is a bad experience every time she is there they should get professional people that have good customer service

I am doing this review based on my shopping experience in the tent sale. I came after New Years and their tent sale was 75 percent off already marked down items. I purchased a jacket, a loose sweater, two tops, a pair of shorts & some pleather leggings. All 6items for 13 dollars! Amazing deals !! I’m knocking off one star for the parking and for the actual onsite store on any regular day. The only good thing about the onsite store is that they have jewelry for 5 dollars all the time !

You won’t get a cheaper price on guess clothing accessories anywhere else the only problem is the wait and things they put out are not always great but when you find something great it’s worth it.

It’s soo scary around there. The security probably wouldn’t do anything if you were harassed outside by loiters. I’ve been here twice once with my Spanish speaking friend, and once by myself. The time I went by myself I didn’t get most of the sale prices that were on the tags they didn’t even care to explain. Everyone completely mistreats you if your not Hispanic. The guess brand is not what it used to be at all.

Located on 15^th St, Gate 3 in LA and it was a scary experience. In an industrial area and tons of people hanging around made me feel unsafe, uneasy.
Security outside the entrance either for my protection or to stop people from stealing. That made me feel even more scared.
Inside there were tons of selections – shorts, shirts, dresses, jewelry, jeans, purses, men, women and children. Clothes range from $ 5-​$ 30. The dress cost $ 30, which I thought was expensive.
Good luck in finding a parking space here. Street parking was hard and can’t promise that your car won’t get ding.
Not all staff were friendly. No smiles. How about a simple «hi» or «hello»? Um nope! One of the staff even told me that I couldn’t take pictures. What? I’ve never heard of that before. I sure did take those pictures anyway. :)
Overall experience, I will not return to this place due to no service, scary experience and nothing worth buying. I left this place not buying anything and felt it was a waste of my time.

I just love this store. You can get anything by name GUESS I have a lot of shoes and clothes from here. From the mall stores you can’t afford to get a lot of stuff from one time shopping :)… But from GUESS FACTORY you definitely CAN!!! :) I know this place already for 6 yrs and so happy for knowing.

Went just on a regular weekend. My friend and I got really excited because the first rack we went to had a bunch of dresses on clearance for $ 5 each. They were more of the cheapy «promish» type dresses though and we weren’t able to find much.
There wasn’t much selection in the rest of the store but everything was cheap. There were only one or two pairs of shoes and a couple purses. Looking at pictures, I want to go visit when they have a tent sale!

Holy cow I wish I had known about this before! My friend casually mentioned to me a holiday tent sale at a Guess? Factory in DTLA (1 mile from my house, holler!), and I thought I would check it out… then Thanksgiving and Christmas happened, and new years, and before I knew it, it was the first Sunday in the new year, and it was the last day of the sale. My plans for that day got cancelled, so I took it as a sign from the universe that I should just go to the sale for some me-​time and retail therapy.
HOLY CRAP. Turns out, it was the best sale of any sort, of my life. Since it was the last day of their tent sale (a sidewalk tent sale outside of the factory store), all prices were additionally slashed, and then you got 75% off your entire purchase. No questions, no gimmicks. I had prepared myself for shoving, or long entry lines (3 hrs for BCBG’s sale), but thankfully, it was well-​secured, well-​organized, and i had NO WAITING TIME to enter. There weren’t hoards of people, and the goods they brought out were directly from the factory store! Not last year’s stuff, things I still see in Macy’s on sale! Things I almost bought full price!
I will forever be coming back to this sale, as there is just no way for this to be cheaper. I got Guess heels and boots for $ 3.75 each, shorts for $ 1.20, dresses for under $ 5. Jackets and pants were equally cheap. Nothing had holes, or was ill-​cut, as far as I could see.
The regular store had 50% off tagged prices, but it was empty, as everyone was in the tent, unable to believe how cheap it all was! Men and women alike walked out with multiple trashbags of brand new Guess clothing, and no one I saw spent more than $ 150.
My take for the day: $ 103, and I got 10 heels, 1 leather boots, 5 dresses, 3 shorts, 2 pants, 2 shirts, 1 kimono jacket. WHAT IN THE WORLD?!
Thank you DTLA, thank you Guess, thank you sales, thank you!
Tip:
Accepts credit cards! YES!
No returns or exchanges
No trying on, for the tent sale. Yes for the store.
Parking was easy for me, right on 15^th x Alameda, a short walk from the entrance at Gate 3.
Leave yourself enough time to go to the tent sale, you won’t be sorry!

I have been shopping at the Guess onsite store for years now and it is truly a hidden gem! Guess and Marciano are two of my favorite brands and when I see the clothes discounted up to 90% off my eyes light up like a little kid on Christmas. I can honestly say that about 60% of my wardrobe came from this store. I have bought jeans for $ 10, shoes for $ 15-​$ 25, bags for $ 30, dresses for $ 10-​$ 15, shirts for $ 5, and jackets and coats for $ 25-​$ 50 from this store. They used to have parking lot sales where items are discount beyond belief but now they have this little onsite store and everything is slightly higher priced. You have to get there early for the best selection and items vary day by day but I never fail to find some amazing goodies when I visit. If only parking wasn’t such a b*ch around there I’d be visiting a lot more often.

Good place to buy Guess jeans.
I was buying jeans for a friend and they had a good selection in her size (27). Two pairs of distressed jeans and one pair of denim shorts for $ 45.00 ($ 15 each!).
I looked over the shoes and they weren’t in perfect condition. Most had wear spots or you could see how they were handled (thrown around) in the store. I wouldn’t go here to buy shoes but you may get lucky and find something.
They don’t have as much men’s wear as they do women’s but there were still nice button up shirts for $ 15 or $ 20. T-​shirts were $ 10.
They had a few coats and a few dresses.
I would say the main reason to shop here would be for the jeans and denim shorts.
This place is located in an industrial area. Find parking on the street, enter through gate #3 and the store is just inside the gate on the right.
This place is down the street from a pretty good diner. If you’re there around lunch I’d recommend stopping in the Blue Star (they close at 3pm though).