Loehmann’s

So i went shopping here and i started to feel like i was being watched. This really annoying LOSER security guard/​COP wannabe kept harassing me by following me around and lurking by me, making me feel super uncomfortable and made me want to leave the store. Not only that, but my g/​f hated how the dressing rooms were so revealing and felt like it’s a law suite waiting to happen with some «peeping tom» being able to just look right into the next stall through the mirrors. Can’t this place afford four actual walls for their dressing rooms?! Plus, this place isn’t half as good as Nordstom Rack or even Ross for that matter.

I am not sure if I am coming back. Long line not enough employees, just takes too long to check out. I am in this strip mall every day for other businesses but I rather drive to go shopping somewhere else. One extra star for some of the clothes. Minus for the amount of employees.

Went yesterday for the goin out of business sale. The good stuff is only 10% off, so no big savings here yet. I got a couple Calvin Klein outfits for work, still paid 153.00. Not much of a deal to me, but I guess something is better than nothinh. Prepare for long lines, but customer service is friendly. Not much of a big selection here at all. You really have to go through stuff to find anything good. Plenty of parking.

I used to love this store! When I was in high school (5+years ago), I purchased many dresses here for formal functions. Accessories and shoes were abundant, and I could not walk in without finding ten things I wanted. Clearly the heyday of this establishment has long since passed.
Now when I walk in, the racks are mostly empty. Merchandise is strewn all over the place. The shoe and purse sections are dismally stocked. The people who work here are less than helpful.
I still find myself walking in from time to time just to check it out when I’m already in the plaza, but Loehmanns is no longer my destination for shopping.

I absolutely love love love this store.
Located on the corner of Tampa and Victory in a plaza with Fab’s Hot Dogs, Vons, Big 5 and a bunch of other stores. It is located right in the corner of everything, so it might be a bit hard to notice.
Parking kind of sucks because it is shared by so many other businesses, but even though you may not snag a spot up front, I’m sure you’ll find one further away without a hassle.
They literally have everything from clothes to shoes to accessories for petities, larger sizes and so on. It takes some time to get through all the racks, but it is definitely worth it.
They have a lot of sale racks most of the time, so don’t forget to go through those because they have some great items for great prices.
We usually always get some kind of coupons from here that make buying a $ 80 piece of clothing for example for $ 50 really worth it. There are big name designers here so things can be somewhat pricey, but it’s always a good deal.
Checkout lanes suck most of the time cause customers are chitter chatting away with the employees while I just want to pay for my clothes and get the heck up out of there!
Tip:Get their insider club card for just $ 25 a year, which gives you 10% off every purchase along with some other benefits like quicker shipping or something.

Small & quite shopping center in the valley!

Loehmann’s has my heart when it comes to shopping.
Better designers than TJ’s, more deals and clearance, the only downside is if you want to do it right and find the best deals you will be here for hours.
The entire store was full of sales racks, after about an hour I gave up for the sake of my husband and kids.
You will find huge designers like Valentino, Versace, D&G for low 100’s instead of 1000’s and matching that with additional sales you can count me in anytime, while this is not my favorite location, a bit old, run down, it still gets 5 stars for being there to satisfy thrifty couture lovers like me!

Really like this place. Nice and clean, clothing is well organized. If you join the insiders club, you get great coupons emailed to you. I DON’T like the group dressing room. There is also a very short supply of floor help. But, the selection and quality are great.

Is it me, or are the dressing room attendants really mean?
There were 4 people working in the dressing rooms today… and none of them wanted to help me. I had to wait a while to get a room while the attendants just chatted. In fact, i was yelled at by 3 of them for reasons undecipherable to me. They just kept knocking on my door and rolling their eyes at me.
When I was leaving to give the clothes I didn’t want to them, all 4 of them just stared at me like maybe I should be the one to hang clothes back up. Like… how dare I ask them to do work? It was really terrible. I just… lost the will to shop after being treated like that.
Selection is okay. Some nice clothes. Nordstrom’s Rack is a few blocks away and they have much nicer attendants.

Bargain hunters — come here. Hot pink Valentino shorts for $ 35 still haunt my memories. Betsy Johnson sunglasses for $ 25 were my steal. A Rampage skirt for $ 11. I spied some sweet Calvin Klein shifts for a killer steal too. While it may require some digging, you’re sure to find some sweet designer finds. Your due dilligence will pay off, I’m sure. However, carefully examine your digs before your purchase; some items have flaws or stains.
Tip — If you love it, grab it. I won’t be there next time. Hence, my dispair over the Valentine shorts. :o (

Tiny mens department. They used to have a larger section the last time i was here, maybe about 6 – 7 months ago. So it went from being a large area up near the front to now being tucked away into a small corner at the rear of the store. Decent assortment of ties. Thats about it.
Everything else was all womens. Went with my sister and mom and they found a few things but said they agreed that there was a weak selection. Idk if it has to due with it being so close to the holidays but we probably wont be coming back.
Good selection of colognes and perfumes, as well as some hair products. Skip going to Loehmann’s and hit up Ross or Marshalls.

I just wish I could afford everything in here! Messy and unorganized most of the time but over all its ok

I never even made it to the store! Finding great stuff at the Beverly Centre Loehmann’s, I decided to see how this Valley Loehmann’s was. Coming from the Westside, I started driving down Van Nuys Blvd. in the early evening, and then it started to get rather creepy. I realized this store was not in the parts of the Valley I was familiar with when all the signs were in Spanish, a crackhead was crying at the side of the road, and when most of the stretches of street were eerily desolate, filled with trash and empty, vandalized storefronts. A few more blocks and I turned around and got out of there as fast as I could. When I got home, I looked up this area… yeah, no amount of cheap, designer finds is worth getting shot or carjacked for, that is for certain!

messy. unorganized. rows of haplessly heaped, randomly sized garments. if you’re lucky enough to find an item in your size, odds are its on the mishapen side. clearly the clothing here is cast off for a reason.
and, despite the date of this review, this is not at all based on black friday madness. this is my second attempt to find something of worth at this loehmans, and the first try was some months ago.
in all honesty, they did have a large selection of cashmere sweaters, and if you wear a size large, odds are you’ll leave the store happy. not so for those petite gals out there though!

It’s easy to get to, parking is a breeze, and the people there seemed friendly enough. That being said, if you’re a dude (and I am), the men’s department isn’t worth a trip. Fifteen or so racks and a wall display. That’s it. Pretty sad.

My mom and grandma have been schlepping me to Loehmanns since I was in diapers. I was hooked before I can even remember.
This place is a «frugalista’s» heaven. I love my designer names, but will NOT pay full price. Loehmann’s has lots of the brands I love and ones I don’t know but learn to love quickly. The back room should always be roamed and never leave without doing at least 2 – 3 laps around the place. Sometimes it is overwhelming, sometimes it is a bust, but usually you will leave with a great item or a bunch for the right price.

Four stars, four reasons, one reason per star as follows:
1. Red patent leather t-​strap pumps by Miu Miu, originally $ 850, purchased for $ 45.
2. $ 80 Betsey Johnson black tartan police bag purchased for $ 15.
3. $ 200 silver tutu purchased for $ 2.99 (I wear it as a petticoat.)
4. Cheap fancy panties.
And the one reason it isn’t a five star joint: the men’s section sucks bad.
Four stars.

Not one of the better Loehmann’s locations — you can tell by the absence of high end brands. This location is about equal to a TJ Maxx in many departments. For women, you’ll find brands such as Juicy Couture, Harujuku Lovers, James Perse, Michael Kors, Free People, Martin + Osa, and Max Studio.
The handbag and shoe departments were both disappointing. For shoes, they barely had any really good brands. They mainly had Franco Sarto and Steve Madden. Other departments include men’s, jewelry, swimwear, premium denim, petites, juniors, lingerie, suits, and evening wear. They don’t have any kids clothing.
The sales section is a mess — racks and racks of clothing not organized by size.
The bright spots are (1) sunglasses — they had some cute pairs from Chloe and Miu Miu and (2) evening wear (decent dresses for under $ 100).

I have a long standing love affair with Loehmann’s; there are days where it’s my happiest place on Earth. There is something about digging for three hours through racks and racks of crap in search of that perfect item! It satisfies my inner gather-​er in the same way that picking up chicks at the Parlor satisfies a man’s inner hunter. Unlike a man, I’ve got something worthwhile to show for it the next morning ;)
I like that the selection at Loehmann’s is unique, they tend to have brands I’ve never heard of that are good quality. The prices are typically good, the sale prices are wondertastic.
Yes, I said wondertastic. I mean it too. I once got a $ 700 pair of metallic Marc boots there for about $ 200. They had just been sitting there, waiting for me, this last pair of year old boots. Sometimes fate connects you to that special purchase, as it connected me to those boots.
It’s worth driving to «Tarzana» (This is technically Reseda, but I’d pretend it was Tarzana too if I were Loehmann’s) to shop here. It’s smart to come without anything specific in mind, if you need a pair of black pants you’ll loose your potatoes trying to find them in your size.
Instead, enter Loehmann’s with faith in Fashion Destiny and a little money to spend. You’re sure to find something wondertastic.

Loehmann’s has such potential, and I can’t blame it for clothes not fitting me; I’m not tall or thin, so I guess I’m expected to curl up and die.
One of the things I like most about the store is the insane variety — of brands, styles, prices, everything. It didn’t take long until my arms were hurting from carrying around so many cute clothes. Stuff in the juniors section was much cuter than what I’ve seen in other stores, maybe because there was so much variety, maybe because it’s upscale, maybe I’ve just been shopping at the wrong places. The prices are VERY good compared to what the items were originally priced at (as in, reasonable for the average person), and there are bargain racks to boot. Speaking of boots, this was my first visit to the shoe section. I’m not a Shoe Person whatsoever, but dang, they had some cute shoes. Most especially several styles of Rocket Dog shoes (see, you’ll never find me gushing over heels).
No Loehmann’s trip is complete without visiting the uppity section, which actually does have some items like sundresses at very reasonable prices… but also skirts that were originally $ 244, now $ 99, and you could get the same thing at the Gap for $ 40, or a white leather miniskirt (A 1988 Guns N Roses groupie is on the phone, she wants her skirt back). I picked a fancy occasion dress, this monstrous white beaded thing with a skirt that looked like papier mache leaves were stuck all over it; a nearby woman started telling me how gorgeous it was. It wasn’t, and it was five layers and took forever to get into, but it was funny.
So yes, communal dressing room, which is nice, I guess, in that you can make new friends, see some ass, and you have all the mirror you need. Or you can ask a salesperson to open up a private dressing room… but there are spaces between those enough so that you can see your neighbor in their mirror. Whatever.
Damn you, stupid designers, for not helping out your imperfect sistas and brothas!