Ken E - Toronto

Being a teen in the 80’s and in college in the 90’s, I loved the record stores and Head shops of Toronto’s Yonge street. They have since died off and much is lost. This shop is literally the last vestige of that time period. It has everything and is deceiving how large a space it is from the outside. Tshirts with band graphics. Indigenous crafts and clothes with strong messages. Pins, buttons, hats, gloves, costumes, a hair salon, jewelry and many other items. Used and new. It is well worth the visit!

Beck B

Incredible selection of all types of clothes, both masculine and feminine! They mostly have secondhand (budget friendly!), but they also have some awesome upcycled pieces (more expensive, but a lot of effort clearly put in).

Deezy GC - Toronto

Awesome shop for Unique, Affordable Gear! They really know their Customers!

Emma F

this place sucks... staff are apathetic toocoolforschool and security are on a power trip. Security followed my friend and I and down the street to tell us we were suspected of stealing merchandise, brought us back to the basement, harassed us and physically did not allow us to leave the basement for an hour while they searched our bags... I don't even live in Toronto anymore but I still hold a grudge

Amber R

Awesome shop!! They play really good music too ! Everything was really cute and the pieces were amazing! 10/10 place !!

Mélanie R

My 17-year-old son and I were speechless when we entered this very welcoming vintage punk thrift store! We didn't know where to start shopping, everything seemed so colorful and stylish! Beautiful pieces, affordable prices, honestly some great finds to be made! The music is a little loud at times, but it still adds to the shopping atmosphere. Can't wait to go back!