Half-Off Clothing Store

My favorite store when I come visit my son who lives in this neighborhood.
I always find a cute something! At great prices

So normally I wouldn’t care if a store is somewhat pricy, if it doesn’t fit my wallet I can go elsewhere.
This place, another thing, 130usd for an old trebchcoat, 90 for a 10 year old Levis jacket inspired by affliction (hideous) etc.
It’s not just overpriced, real crap is real expensive
There is so many places around that’s better (all of them infact).

Great assortment of basic wardrobe items at really good prices. It has a swapmeet like feel to it here. I like this store a lot & try to visit it on every LA clothes shopping trip.

Half-​off, more like double… I’ve seen stuff I like, but the prices were ridiculous.

Oh my! Nothing but junk up in here. Walked in there and thought I was in Downtown L.A. in the Alley somewhere (I’m not speaking of the trendy shops in the Santee Alley). Maybe I dont know much about vintage as I thought because I didn’t appreciate anything in the store. Not my type of vintage. More like random pieces out of grandma’s closet, swap meet, and some old warehouse sale.

Funky & friendly. Hip not hip-​ster. I like this place better than H&M. Where can you get a complete head to toe new look for around $ 100 — INCLUDING a belt, or hat, sunglasses or some other accessory? LOTS of different things. LOTS of T-​Shirts, good retro ones too. The selection of reduced price designer jeans rock. Can’t tell you how many sharp rings or necklace’s I’ve picked up for cheap & always get compliments on.

I’m a big fan of this store, going back to the days it was on Larchmont and Melrose. The owners are friendly and the clothing is reasonably priced. They carry some great stuff by smaller/​local designers. A great place to find great fashions if you’re on a budget.

While I’m not sure about the «half-​off» part of the store’s name, they have some cool shirts at okay prices. Clever shirts in the window drew us in:
They have a variety of clothing styles, but a large portion of the store seems to be dedicated to funny t-​shirts for around $ 14.
If you are one of those people who likes to wear funny shirts and don’t like to spend too much, this is a place worth checking out.
The t-​shirt portion of the store is organized by size, so if you are shopping for a specific person, it can be a bit easy to find the size, but you may have to go through quite a few stacks of shirts if you are looking for a particular design.
Parking is available at meters on the street.

I got sucked in too. My husband introduced me to this store last weekend and found an exquisite summer dress (Johnny was) for $ 75. I normally would not buy anything over $ 30! Service was great. Will definitely be back. While you’re in the area check out Hoy Ka Thai noodle restaurant. Also a great find.

Cheap spot for good hip t shirts. And even jeans. Check the clearance racks.

They have a lot of cool stuff here. Lot’s of retro clothing from the 80’s, cartoon characters, and other random clothing.
Yes it’s true that everything is essentially «half off.» But if you mark the price tag at $ 50 dollars for a t-​shirt to make people think that you save a whopping $ 25, yah that seems a lot… but don’t forget… you’re still paying for a shirt at $ 25. Great strategy, but still slightly elevated prices.

Glad I found what I was looking for. While I would normally never wear the clothing here, I did happen to stumble upon a series of cool t-​shirts (Johnson Motors-​brand to be exact) which I had originally gotten as a gift back home. I was told the shirt was very expensive. Here it was only $ 14.99, so I got two.

One word; three syllables: Misnomer.

I was out shopping for a birthday present for my niece and of course, I had to stop in here on my walk up Vermont to check out what they had — for me. First off, the sales staff is really friendly and cool. The woman at the counter started chatted up this couple that flies in once a year just to shop at their store, and she remembered them! Cute.
This shop definitely sells some über-​trendy brands, but the prices are really half-​off and even more in some cases. Sorry to say that not everything in there appealed to me, but they did have a great selection of summery dresses and funky t-​shirts (which I love, I’m such a dude sometimes). I ended up buying a cute top, and I may drag the bf here to get him some cute western shirts. They also have a decent selection of shoes, bags, and accessories. Definitely a great alternative to schlepping for bargains in a crowded and unorganized Nordstrom Rack, etc.

Everything is tres, tres, tres trendy and still overpriced.
Didn’t buy a stitch…

Half Off. Come on! You HAVE to come into this store! I mean, man, for the name itself you must check it out.
This store is a hit or miss… seriously.
I saw this hella cute jacket, of course which they only had XS’ left, but it was SO cute! Other things, I would completely pass on. Then I would continue walking through the store and I would see something else that is REALLY cute. Keep walking… everything else I would pass on. Very odd! They get you all excited and then they drop you down! :(
Store setup reminds me of a swamp meet. A couple cute things, great prices, and a very friendly staff would bring me to check out this place again. The hit or miss is really a tease though.
:P

As a bargain shopper I was very excited to come here and pick me up a half priced man!
Unfortunately I didn’t read the entire name of the place and was a little confused when I first walked in. Fortunately they had all sorts of cute sun dresses so I was satiated for the time being.
Cute clothes, cheap prices, and an antiquated receipt system that made buying a cool tank top with matryoshka dolls smiling coyly at you… quite the experience.

The name is pretty darn self-​explanatory: not one for flair, this shop is just what it sounds like discount clothing! But not in the Salvation Army type of discount clothing store, but high-​quality, designer, unique and interesting pieces.
When Stephy S. first suggested we meet at this place, I thought, where is she taking me? Oh, I realized, heaven. This store is a little piece of heaven. Even though I live in a climate that doesn’t get warmer than 70 degrees, I was tempted to buy multiple sun dresses. I ended up with only one dress — a cute little silk sun dress that I *think* can bridge day and evening — for $ 70. It is so lovely and pretty — what a great find!
Allegedly, the clothing is discounted for small defects, etc. but all of the pieces I saw were in impeccable condition. A great variety of dresses and t-​shirts, but I’m sure the inventory changes with the seasons.
This is definitely the kind of place you go when you’re not looking for something — that perfect item will find you.

I hate the mall. I know lots of people do, but I REALLY hate it. Couple that with a few extra «post-​divorce» pounds I’m still working away, and shopping in general is just a sucky sucky thing.
I used to be intimidated by Half-​Off, despite their sale friendly name. Based on the window dressing, I had to assume everything was size 0 and, even at 50% off, too expensive for me.
Well, wrong and wrong.
I got a floor length maxi dress for $ 75. I thought it was polyester, so I wore it to a 70’s party and didn’t worry about getting it dirty. Turns out it was actually 100% silk! A designer silk dress for $ 75!
They carry a ton of embroidered silk and cotton blouses. These are all unique and wonderful creations, I have gotten a ton of compliments.
This is also where I bought my infamous «PIMP» belt, which I still wear with abandon. Nothing like a piece of leather with studs spelling out PIMP to really attract classy attention.
Men and Women of Los Angeles, I implore you. Do not be afraid. Half Off will have what you need.

HALF OFF your HALF-​ASSED salesmanship.
Where do I start with the suckiness of this place? I’d rather date my first cousin than go back into this store. Corsage please? I prefer a light blue carnation. Ok, now to the business of rating this store… My main beef is with the snippity staff.
My friend and I walked in to browse around the store and were greeted with snickers…(and not the chocolaty good kind). The best visual I can give you is imagining Andrea’s nerdy friends walking into the «Peach Pit» and trying to strike up a conversation with Brandon and Kelly (come on people…90 210 anyone?). Seriously people… get over yourselves. I’m all about hugs and good neighbors but sheesh. Anyway, ’nuff said.
Ok, back to hugs…:) wink*