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"Badass tee shirts they make in-house. Their selection of random items was a little scarce at the time. The checkout promotion was a weird. We spun a wheel and had to do some math to pick our discount. I would have rathered the best possible discount applied to the transaction. We were in a hurry. Nice guy though. Try to get there early on weekends to find parking. Great place to find weird stuff, cool tees and a smile."

"Super cool store with tons of old school records and shirts. Chopped it up with the owner last time i was there who was really nice. Plan on going back when Im in LA next week. It's one of those local business you want to go in and support. Keep doing what you're doing."

"This is a great store for all kinds of thematic t-shirts, including the iconic Happy Foot Sad Foot graphics. They do their silkscreening on-site, and have other gifty items to boot. It's nice that some of our classic mainstays are still going strong. Also want to thank Bill for rescuing the Happy Foot Sad Foot sign from the jaws of death, and at the last minute--in spite of the best efforts of the Comfort Inn owners to get rid of it! He has both sides of the sign on display in the store. Check it!"

"This is a great store - if you live in the area - you will love all the t-shirts for the neighborhoods. There are lots of great shirts (Mr Rogers, Free Winona, and more). There are also great postcards and cards. I recommend this store if you want a unique gift for a friend or want to treat yourself!"

"Visited this past Sunday on my way down from Griffith Park. Very cool shop, purchased about 4 shirts and received a free tote bag! Lots of options to choose from. The shop owner is a very cool dude if you have the pleasure of striking a conversation with. One of my favorite local businesses that I stopped at during my visit to LA."