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Joined 10 years ago

This Capitol Hill vintage-to-contemporary veteran sticks to the classics.. In Short
Behind the towering black-and-white striped drapes, Le Frock is crammed with finds that would make most slaves to the label swoon. Impeccable Armani suits and pristine Miu Miu pumps sell for scandalously low prices. Designers sell their samples here for half what you'd pay at Nordstrom. Local designers' works hang out with fancy party dresses from the '40s. Ascend the steps to bargain heaven on the top floor.

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shastasother

Joined 7 years ago

Nice clothes, both vintage and contemporary. I visited this store while on a trip to Seattle in hopes of finding some vintage items. I found many to admire, try on, and buy. They had many beautiful, unique vintage articles that were in very good condition - sometimes a difficult thing to find. The prices seemed reasonable, especially as I was there during their "dot sale" - tags have different colored dots that denote different discounts. The store was small and full, but they regularly took items from me as I selected them, so I didn't have trouble moving around. They placed my items in a dressing room when I was ready to try them on. I did not buy any contemporary designer labels and can not speak to the selection or pricing on this type of item. I did look at an exquisted skirt by a local, contemporary designer, but this satiny number had a few spots on front and back and I wasn't willing to risk them not coming out for the ~$40 price.

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johnnybyerly

Joined 10 years ago

Style.... Good clothes, good prices. One of the only places in a fashion-challenged city to get some designer clothes at good prices. The vintage clothes are some of the best around for the classy person with style. Not alot of room to move around makes it difficult to shop when its busy. A good staple place to go when you are a little older than 21 and want to look put together.