Clothing Stores in Hawthorne, CA
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“I think this place is grate if you looking for things that’s from Mexico. Got my boots hear and absolutely loved em this is definitely a place to get your things.”
10AM - 9:30PM
13141 Hawthorne Blvd, Hawthorne
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“Very good customer service and you can pretty much find things suitable for what you're looking for there wish they could have a bigger Appliance on some things other than that good store”
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“First time visiting this Ross. It's clean and organized. Parking is large and there's many options to choose from. Good customer service and not super crowded.”
9AM - 4:30PM
3341 Jack Northrop Ave, Hawthorne
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“Pride Sash was the perfect choice for creating my graduation sash!I was able to completely customize my sash and bring my vision to life for my graduation day with the help of Pride Sash's "Sash Builder" They have a variety of color options and even have different fabric choices. The velvet sash was such amazing quality and the patchwork and embroidery were very clean. I would highly recommend ordering your graduation merch with Pride Sash and checking out their graduation pillows and other accessories!”
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“Had a great experience today!The women's plus sizes had a good selection and ended up buying a pant, top, and zip-up super soft coat spent less than $40. HAPPY DANCE!”
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“If you would like the ultimate American (maybe more Californian) cultural experience come visit Hawthorne Burlington! I arrived at around 3:50pm on a Saturday and was greeted by the bouncer (loss prevention) who told me to smile for the camera before she unlatched the velvet rope (retractable partitions). Dressing rooms are no longer open or staffed but if you do manage to find a piece of clothing you like in a sea of hot mess, there are two cashiers available to take payment from people who actually decided to do a good deed today and pay the store instead of just walking out nonchantly despite the "we prosecute shoplifters" signs. Ok, here I am the sucker waiting in line to pay enjoying the ambiance of this loud ringing alarm coming from the back emergency exit, noticing the line is slowing down because we lost a cashier who went to chase down some shoftlifters (somebody pay this lady more please!) What a ride, and unlike in Disneyland Splash Mountain, I would love to purchase my reaction photo from Burlington Loss Prevention to capture memory of this epic experience.”