Wasteland - Studio City, California

erika A.

I haven't sold in awhile and gave it another shot. I really nice girl, Toluca? I believe was her name looked at my items, was polite and courteous. They don't have any obligation to take your clothes. You just have to be mentally prepared that they might have a lot of inventory or they are very particular on brand /style. Great dress selection!

Thien-Y H.

The woman who looked at my clothes was super nice and personable. Arrived around noon and I was third in line. Put my name on the waiting list then walked around outside for a bit with my dogs. They’re also quite dog friendly. There’s a little covered parking lot with a back door into the store.

Ally B.

One my favorite places to shop in Los Angeles. Bonus: there's a free parking lot in the back!

The clothing selection is great. I don't always score a piece every time I come in, but I can always guarantee that it will be a fun time.

Make sure to carefully check each item you purchase before checkout by running your hand underneath the fabric. Sometimes, I do find some holes or stains that can make or break a purchase (depending on the size).

Valeria C.

I sold here recently and the process was pretty straight forward. The people that work there are very chill (and fashionable). They didn’t take much of my stuff but then again, it’s based on what they are looking for/what’s in season. Nonetheless, would recommend!

Ai B.

I really hate to leave this review, but I had a really uncomfortable experience here that seems to be echoed by other people in the reviews.

I’ve shopped at many wastelands, and I’m always able to find really cute things. Yesterday my friend and I were shopping for clothes.

I was standing near the dressing room, holding my stuff while I was still looking at the rack when one of the employees came over to me and asked to hold my items. I told her “no thank you, I’m still shopping” she said, “let me hold on some of the items for you so that we have them when you are ready to try them on”.

Again I declined. I don’t like trying things on and I know my size so I had full intention of buying them.

She again said, “let me hold onto these “. During this time, my friend had multiple items in her hand, but she never once asked her to hand anything over.

By the time I circled back, she had already put away my items. It just made the shopping experience so uncomfortable that I left the store without purchasing anything which was about $200 worth of items.

It definitely felt like I was being profiled and I really need management to realize even though you may be losing money from people stealing it’s such a bad practice to make your clientele feel uncomfortable. I am never going back to this location when I can shop at other thrift stores that won’t make me feel uncomfortable.

Erick C.

Incredibly over priced! These jeans are priced at $300. They are 400 brand new. Consignment shopping should never break the bank. Ridiculous!

ACG

If I have ever seen price gauging in my life this is the representation of it. Saw a heavily faded and cracked supreme shirt for 48 when down the road and crossroads had a perfect condition supreme shirt for 25. If you like getting ripped off this is your place people! This place is worse than second Street and I thought they had Terrible prices. But the atmosphere is fine nothing out of the ordinary. And I didn't see profiling or getting followed by the security guard.

Sam B.

love the store but everyone who works here is the most insufferable person you've ever met. they won't decrease the price of damaged items. they'll just tell you it's an expensive brand as though i didn't know i was looking at a designer item. they were extremely patronizing to me