Reformation Vintage

Only went there for a collab pop up. But otherwise I’d not shop here. Everything is marked up like crazy you can find a lot of stuff second hand or better yet online. I’m not saying the stuff isn’t bad but the prices are. Especially the designer is decent, the only things that were overpriced in my eyes were Y2K brands and dead stock items that you would probably find at Sante alley. Also I’ve worked in retail before but the way every 2 seconds I was getting approached asking if I needed help or a dressing room was overwhelming. Even after I agreed to the dressing room I liked the item and was planning on purchasing which I did. The rest of my shopping experience was annoying. The employees continuing to breathe down my neck the second I touch an item they would run and ask if I wanted to unlock it or try it on even though I tried on the item I was gonna purchase. This happened for about 15 minutes and had at least four other employees come up to me during my shopping experience to ask me the same thing dressing room . To the point that I just purchased my item and didn’t wanna shop anymore.

Workers were so rude and judgmental. Don’t even know how they were hired. I felt so uncomfortable trying on clothes getting nasty looks. They were so rude to my friend as well after she had asked a simple question. If you want people to buy your stuff maybe hire workers who are nice and make you feel good about yourself OR at least they should keep to themselves instead of judging you and making rude remarks. If I ever see these workers again i’m walking right out. Find better employees

I found a gorgeous red silk dress here but it was too small. Unfortunately there isn't much here if you're size 8 or larger. (P.s. the employees did not mind that I took pictures of the dress I loved. Reverse image search-- found it on ebay in my size at half the price and wore it to my wedding rehearsal! ❤️)

Gorgeous collection with INSANE prices I’m talking express dresses that you can find on Poshmark for $20 for $178 it’s a great spot if you’re in a pinch for an event and need a cute outfit asap and don’t have time to wait for shipping but truly truly truly overpriced

Absolutely horrible customer service, shopping environment, and employee interactions. Ignored us the entire time we were in there and we were the only customers in the store. Started humming along to a song that was playing and the employee immediately went and skipped the song… crazy. I would not recommend this place to my worst enemy.

Such sweet staff! Their selection and merchandising is beautiful with such thoughtful color stories and curation - intuitive and fun shopping experience. Yes it is definitely marked up a LOT and it’s like if someone with great taste went thrift shopping and marked their good finds up, but you’re paying for that ease of shopping experience as much as the piece itself. Overall love for finding one-of-a-kind gems

Honestly don't understand why this place has so many stars. I was APPALLED by the prices in here. They seriously mark up everything by 800%+. For example, a few weeks ago I bought a blazer from this 80s brand at a ~real~ thrift store for $15. At this place, a blazer from the same brand was $160!!! Absolutely insane. Also, their stuff is poor quality! They were trying to charge $100 for a no brand name dress with a huge stain on the front. Don't waste your money, people! Honestly drive down the road and go to Wasteland or one of the other vintage stores on Melrose (still overprices but not absolutely despicable).

If you're interested in vintage garb with piling, loose seams that is wildly overpriced; look no further! Also, be sure to ask the staff some questions! Personally, the icy response (dripping with vocal fry) was the cherry on top of the most uncomfortable retail experience I've ever had. The woman working didn't even bother to stop walking or look up at my husband and I when we asked a few questions. Kindness is cool y'all. Reformation Vintage is not.