90s Kids Closet

Awesome place! Great staff and selection. From old sports memorabilia to the best 90s fits imaginable. Great shop- worth the stop for sure!

Aidan, the shop owner is a real genuine guy. Really knowledgeable and great service. Love the shop and how homie it feels. Really glad for what he's done to the community and what he's going to continue to do. He's growing really fast with the community behind his back. Watch out NOLA, watch out Louisiana. I know there's something special brewing up. Goodluck! And don't forget to come by to grab some awesome vintage clothing and collectibles. Stay Healthy Stay Up Best Wishes And Much love.

Awesome selection of vintage clothing and knickknacks. You will definitely find something that you'll like. Aidan the store owner is very knowledgeable about thrift/vintage and will help you find the best fit. I especially enjoyed the Nintendo 64 hooked up to what some would say is a 'vintage tv.' 90s kids closet is a must stop destination in Nola for all your vintage pick-ups!

I ordered a shirt to be shipped to me via Instagram DMs on 12/5. On 12/15, I noticed the payment was still waiting for approval, so I reached out to see what the status of the order was. I was told "Yes! shipped it out last week. will find tracking" But they never followed up after that. At that point I had almost given up, but on 12/27 I decided to just take the hit and order the very expensive uber to get to the store (which is why I asked for shipping in the first place :/). At the counter I made no mention of the shipment and just said I'm there to pick up a shirt. Lo and behold the shirt was just sitting in their little back room. I mention this entire hassle to the guy at the counter- I NEVER asked for money back or a discount or anything like that- I just wanted acknowledgement that this sale was handled poorly and that I ended up having to spend more than what the shirt was worth just to come over and get something I had already paid a shipping price for. He replied very dryly saying "well you have the shirt now, right?" basically, dismissing what I had just said. All I wanted was an apology. Is that unreasonable?