Arts District Co-op - Los Angeles, California

Martina Corradi

Posto molto alternativo .interessanti abiti progettati da giovani designer , vi é anche un negozio di bici hipster!

Gianluca Bertoncelli

Negozi e attvita di brand locali e non solo!

Anna V Garibay

Cool place to buy stuff from vendors and artists. There’s clothing, house decor stuff and tons of great earrings. Tons of earrings is not an exaggeration! I got about four pairs of earrings and loved them all. Except for the pair that fell apart when it became unglued. So save your receipts. There’s no bathroom ugh. Parking isn’t really a problem.

李柏緯

充滿藝術氣息，適合來拍照打卡，逛逛的地方

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It's definitely NOT a vintage/antique flea market or "artistic" kind of thing if you are looking for that.
What it is? A small warehouse kind of boutique full of jewelry, clothes, some art, pots and plants, ... Nothing I haven't seen before, not much to nothing "hand-crafted" or unique. Everything is ridiculously overpriced though.
Some tiny succulent "arrangements" for $35-95? You can find the exact same at Target and Hobby Lobby for $5-15. Some lame t-shirts and pants that you can find for half the money at regular stores. But because of the "artsy partsy", pretentious setting, some string lights, the neighborhood, the wall art outside (which is the only cool thing there), lots of tourists and the typical Hollywood hipsters they make it seem like some unique attraction. It's not.
Drove 45 mins to walk through the whole thing in maybe 5 mins. I was hoping to find inspiration and some vintage bargains, some records, some unique items, something hand-crafted and special... nope. I'd rather go to the Fairfax Flea Market which attracts the same crowd and is overpriced, too, mostly, but at least you have a broader selection. I really don't know why anyone would go there.

By the way, even if I was interested in buying something there, where would I pay? It seemed like no one was working there except for two people right when you walked in who couldn't care less about you.
So, all in all: Save the trip, don't waste your time and money going there!

徐瑞智

It’s very artistic for sure. It’s got ~7-10 spots for different “creators”. But most of the products sold there are not really “artistic” or handcrafted. More like cheap products from Taoboa and rebranded to sell at a hippy chic store. Honest suggestion is to not come here

Ken Mann

90% limited run, original clothing for women in an old warehouse space with high ceilings and soft lighting. The music on the quality speakers further adds to very cozy atmosphere.

Sam Stone

One-of-a-kind store in DTLA Arts District. Lots of pop-up shops featuring trendy art, accessories, apparel, etc. I was pleasantly surprised by the moderate price points - for example, several framed pieces of art were under $200.

Clothing and accessories were mostly for women. Definitely worth visiting if you’re in the neighborhood. Lots of people just stop by for the Instagram shot, but it’s well worth going in.