MUNKY KING

7308 Melrose Ave., Los Angeles

Munky King now has its flagship store on Melrose Avenue showcasing toys, original art, prints. plush, mini figures, art books, and apparel from the designer toy culture. The location has a gallery known for its art shows, artist signings, toy releases, and other special events. Munky King also produces its own line of designer toys with established artists.

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The Last Laugh LA

129 East 6th Street , Los Angeles

Mister Cartoon and Estevan Oriol LA based art and fashion retail experience. This shop also serves as a museum for a lot of Estevan and Cartoon's projects over the years. You will also find rare hard to find items released from the two artists at the shop.

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SURU

7662 Melrose ave , Los Angeles

SURU (which means “hand printed” or print by hand” in Japaneses) is a concept retail store and brand. The vision is simple: combine the world of art and fasion into a retail store that caters to today’s ever growing demand for high end street wear and fasion forward consumers. Like art, the focus is on exclusivity and rarity where limited edition apparel, vinyl toys and books are the focus of the retail space. Since it’s inception SURU ...

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N°A Boutique

374 E. 2nd Street, Los Angeles

No. A (Number A) is a men's and women's lifetstyle boutique located in the heart of Little Tokyo in downtown LA. No. A specializes in unique, hard to find domestic brands and exclusive international labels that can't be found anywhere else in the US.  All clothes are handpicked for the fashionable, streetwise and creative shopper. Staple brands include Ksubi, Corpus, Ctrl, Blank NYC and DimePiece.

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Rogue Status

1720 Main St., Venice

If you’ve ever watch Rob Dyrdek’s Fantasy Factory on MTV, chances are you’ve seen him wearing some t-shirts from Los Angeles-based Rogue Status. Originally founded by snowboarder/skaters/sneaker heads Jo Esbensen, Jasper Watts, and Rex Hollway, the brand got a huge boost when Dyrdek and Famous Stars and Straps founder and Blink 182 drummer Travis Barker signed on as partners. Soon after, the Rogue Status crew opened a flagship store on ...

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Crooks & Castles

8570 Sunset Blvd , West Hollywod

Crooks & Castles have always routed for the villain whether it be in a movie, a comic book, a novel, a rap song or everyday life. Growing up in Los Angeles during the 80's & 90's we became a part of this villainous lifestyle. Gangs were everywwhere - the hood, the city, even middle suburbia. Most had no choice but to adapt to the environment. Some were able to escape or even channel what they've learned on the street into something ...

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Conveyor at Fred Segal

420 Broadway, Los Angeles

The “Conveyor @ Fred Segal” store was completed on April 1, 2003 and opened to the public as one of the first specialty sneaker boutique stores located inside Fred Segal in Santa Monica, California. The space was previously home to a furniture collection, which when vacated, left a 1,200 sq..ft. open room with concrete floors and six pre-existing wall niches with arches. Being one of the first and only sneaker stores under the Fred Segal ...

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The Hundreds

7909 Rosewood Ave, Los Angeles

This Fairfax-district skate apparel shop has the cool factor in spades: the jewel box sized-boutique boasts black walls, a kitschy sand-filled sculpture built into one wall and a devoted legion of local skaters who relax on the front stoop. The clothes themselves are just as cool: unfussy denim, camo cargo shorts and graphic t-shirts are all up for grabs, as are colorful baseball caps and a few patterned baby tees for the ladies.

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House of Petro Zillia

8218 West 3rd St., Los Angeles

Flirty blouses, crochet minis, tiered lace prairies, polka dot sleeves, oh my! Step inside the head of Nony Tochterman, and escape into a fantasy "Fashion Island". Bold colors, vivid detail, retro trends with modern twists, this is Petro Zillia. Born in 1996, Petro Zillia takes a whimsical look at high fashion using luxurious fabrics and innovative ideas. Joss Stone, Paris Hilton, Lindsay Lohen and Mischa Barton are just part of Petro Zilla's ...

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Undefeated

112 South La Brea Ave, Los Angeles

The sight of several burly men gawking at and drooling over shoes may make you think you're in a bizarro world, but that's just what happens everyday at Undefeated. The store stocks a couple dozen pairs of cool sneakers, displayed like the scarce commodities that they are. Many of the kicks are imported limited edition models not generally available in your regular sneaker shop. Some come from small foreign manufacturers. A few are ...

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Rogue Status

1720 Main St., Venice

If you’ve ever watch Rob Dyrdek’s Fantasy Factory on MTV, chances are you’ve seen him wearing some t-shirts from Los Angeles-based Rogue Status. Originally founded by snowboarder/skaters/sneaker heads Jo Esbensen, Jasper Watts, and Rex Hollway, the brand got a huge boost when Dyrdek and Famous Stars and Straps founder and Blink 182 drummer Travis Barker signed on as partners. Soon after, the Rogue Status crew opened a flagship store on ...

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The Last Laugh LA

129 East 6th Street , Los Angeles

Mister Cartoon and Estevan Oriol LA based art and fashion retail experience. This shop also serves as a museum for a lot of Estevan and Cartoon's projects over the years. You will also find rare hard to find items released from the two artists at the shop.

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Huf

410 N Fairfax Ave , Los Angeles

Huf is skate shop, sneaker geek heaven and hip clothing boutique rolled up into one (or three rather). The 808 Sutter and Hayes street locations are all about sneakers. Retro sneakers, classic Vans, a ton of Nike, along with some brands you're hard pressed to find outside of New York. The sneakers are set up gallery style for maximum effect. Next door to 808 Sutter, 816 Sutter is not so much skate shop as skating lifestyle boutique. Skatewear ...

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SURU

7662 Melrose ave , Los Angeles

SURU (which means “hand printed” or print by hand” in Japaneses) is a concept retail store and brand. The vision is simple: combine the world of art and fasion into a retail store that caters to today’s ever growing demand for high end street wear and fasion forward consumers. Like art, the focus is on exclusivity and rarity where limited edition apparel, vinyl toys and books are the focus of the retail space. Since it’s inception SURU ...

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House of Petro Zillia

8218 West 3rd St., Los Angeles

Flirty blouses, crochet minis, tiered lace prairies, polka dot sleeves, oh my! Step inside the head of Nony Tochterman, and escape into a fantasy "Fashion Island". Bold colors, vivid detail, retro trends with modern twists, this is Petro Zillia. Born in 1996, Petro Zillia takes a whimsical look at high fashion using luxurious fabrics and innovative ideas. Joss Stone, Paris Hilton, Lindsay Lohen and Mischa Barton are just part of Petro Zilla's ...

5
 
 

Crooks & Castles

8570 Sunset Blvd , West Hollywod

Crooks & Castles have always routed for the villain whether it be in a movie, a comic book, a novel, a rap song or everyday life. Growing up in Los Angeles during the 80's & 90's we became a part of this villainous lifestyle. Gangs were everywwhere - the hood, the city, even middle suburbia. Most had no choice but to adapt to the environment. Some were able to escape or even channel what they've learned on the street into something ...

0
 
 

MUNKY KING

7308 Melrose Ave., Los Angeles

Munky King now has its flagship store on Melrose Avenue showcasing toys, original art, prints. plush, mini figures, art books, and apparel from the designer toy culture. The location has a gallery known for its art shows, artist signings, toy releases, and other special events. Munky King also produces its own line of designer toys with established artists.

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Digital Gravel

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Digital Gravel first hit the web on 1/19/1999, as the first site dedicated exclusively to selling gear from underground and independently owned brands. We knew that most people didn't have access to these goods, and were left with the mediocre mainstream brands from malls and department stores. On a mission to change all that, we launched the site with 40 t-shirts and sweatshirts, from five brands. With your support we've grown to the stage ...

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House of Petro Zillia

8218 West 3rd St., Los Angeles

Flirty blouses, crochet minis, tiered lace prairies, polka dot sleeves, oh my! Step inside the head of Nony Tochterman, and escape into a fantasy "Fashion Island". Bold colors, vivid detail, retro trends with modern twists, this is Petro Zillia. Born in 1996, Petro Zillia takes a whimsical look at high fashion using luxurious fabrics and innovative ideas. Joss Stone, Paris Hilton, Lindsay Lohen and Mischa Barton are just part of Petro Zilla's ...

5
 
 

Huf

410 N Fairfax Ave , Los Angeles

Huf is skate shop, sneaker geek heaven and hip clothing boutique rolled up into one (or three rather). The 808 Sutter and Hayes street locations are all about sneakers. Retro sneakers, classic Vans, a ton of Nike, along with some brands you're hard pressed to find outside of New York. The sneakers are set up gallery style for maximum effect. Next door to 808 Sutter, 816 Sutter is not so much skate shop as skating lifestyle boutique. Skatewear ...

5
 
 

Undefeated

112 South La Brea Ave, Los Angeles

The sight of several burly men gawking at and drooling over shoes may make you think you're in a bizarro world, but that's just what happens everyday at Undefeated. The store stocks a couple dozen pairs of cool sneakers, displayed like the scarce commodities that they are. Many of the kicks are imported limited edition models not generally available in your regular sneaker shop. Some come from small foreign manufacturers. A few are ...

5
 
 

SURU

7662 Melrose ave , Los Angeles

SURU (which means “hand printed” or print by hand” in Japaneses) is a concept retail store and brand. The vision is simple: combine the world of art and fasion into a retail store that caters to today’s ever growing demand for high end street wear and fasion forward consumers. Like art, the focus is on exclusivity and rarity where limited edition apparel, vinyl toys and books are the focus of the retail space. Since it’s inception SURU ...

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Kid Robot

7972 Melrose Avenue, Los Angeles

Kidrobot is the world’s premier designer and retailer of limited edition art toys and apparel. Kidrobot merges urban street trends, fashion, and pop art to produce limited edition, collectible toys and apparel. Kidrobot products feature unique collaborations with top international artists with backgrounds as diverse as graffiti, fine art, fashion, industrial design, graphic design, illustration, and music.

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Sportie

7454 Melrose Ave, Los Angeles

Founded in 1985, Sportie LA has emerged into the ultimate spot for athletic footwear and apparel. With our flagship store located on world-famous Melrose Avenue, Sportie LA offers the most extensive selection of shoes and clothing. Our stores specialize in hard-to-find styles and colors, exclusive sneakers as well as the latest models.

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The Hundreds

7909 Rosewood Ave, Los Angeles

This Fairfax-district skate apparel shop has the cool factor in spades: the jewel box sized-boutique boasts black walls, a kitschy sand-filled sculpture built into one wall and a devoted legion of local skaters who relax on the front stoop. The clothes themselves are just as cool: unfussy denim, camo cargo shorts and graphic t-shirts are all up for grabs, as are colorful baseball caps and a few patterned baby tees for the ladies.

0
 
 

The Last Laugh LA

129 East 6th Street , Los Angeles

Mister Cartoon and Estevan Oriol LA based art and fashion retail experience. This shop also serves as a museum for a lot of Estevan and Cartoon's projects over the years. You will also find rare hard to find items released from the two artists at the shop.

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Reserve

420 N. Fairfax Ave., Los Angeles

Reserve opened in 2006. it serves as a flagship store for all labels produced by the Freshjive manufacturing company. It also specializes in unique vintage books and magazines related to graphic design, photography, and all things pop culture. Exhibtions are held at various time throughout the year.

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