Fallas Paredes

I come here cause once in a blue moon I find some discounted home home goods beside that I don’t come for any other items. Happy shopping.

They did not fulfill their $ 10 dollar promotion on Unilocal.I gave them my info to hear on the follow up, but they did not reach to me. Even if they did not want to honour the deal, at least they should have contacted me.

Place has a bit of everything where some items are diamonds in a ruff. From name brand to off the wall never heard of names, you will pay good and fair prices for many items available. I always find some shirt, shorts, toys, baby clothes for baby showers always $ 10 or less

I love fallas! I love to go clothes shopping here! Very nice clothes for an afforable price. I would give it five stars but im giving it four cuz it can be a bit unorganized and theres no fitting rooms but other than that its a great place to get nice new clothes for a good price. I love the clothes! Ive been shopping at this store for about 5 years now.

splurge for cheap and walk out feeling fantastic! this place has every thing to clothes, to home décor. this place is addicting. you will walk out with a ton of great items for such a decent price! it does get a little crowded at times but its worth it!

I love shopping at Fallas Paredes in Anaheim!!! I have found so many nice
clothes for my husband and myself at rock bottom prices. They also carry
linens, sheets, pots and pans and cute kids clothes. You have to look
through the racks but it is well worth it and the staff is nice. This is a great place
to shop, where you can save money, you just have to look through stuff.
The bargains and deals they have are endless. I have bought 90.00 shirts
for my husband for 9 and 10 dollars and a complete comforter set with sheets,
pillow cases and pillow shams for 30.00.

Great discount chain! The positives: deals galore, designer names, big selection, convenient location, and something for everyone in your family and for every occasion. The negatives: messy, last season’s fashions, many clothes not true to size, this location very disorganized store, no fitting rooms, and return policy only exchanges and clearance is final sale. Overall. I am very impressed, and their prices are fantastic (most better than the adjacent Goodwill!).

got there at around 5pm yesterday and the place was a mess! it bothers me that people drop things on the floor and don’t have the common courtesy to pick them up. what’s even worse is when employees don’t pick up the items either. what a waste of merchandise! a few of them were standing around talking…
what i do like about this store is their deals! they have .99, $ 1.99 and $ 3 racks of clothing. i counted 3 $ 1.99 racks of LICENSED boys & mens t-​shirts. there was an excellent selection! i picked up 2 shirts for my boys and a lunchbag for $ 7, score!

Buy cheap and be proud of it. This is a small store in their chain of stores across California, Texas, and a few other states. It’s target clientele are the Latin and lower income communities according to some press releases. For any family on a tight budget, it’s worth checking out. They buy overstocks from even overstock stores like Ross and Marshalls, and regular dept. stores like Kohls, Sears, and Wal Mart and sell it for cheap. They also buy mass produced stuff made in China that was never in any store. If you don’t mind seconds — they have very obvious flaws like uneven color — they are very cheap, like one dollar for a plain brown or blue T shirt. They sell striped, solid, and patterned men’s polos from as little as $ 2 up to $ 15 for name brand ones like Bevery Hills Polo Club. Socks are about 4 dollars for a 4 pack. Very trendy Sean Jean jeans from last year’s line can be $ 25 but generally that’s their most expensive men’s clothing item. except for the jackets. Still their jackets are probably half price or less than retail from a year ago. The women’s fashions are even more wide ranging in styles and quality. Everything is hit and miss, much of this stuff will come and go and never come back.
The men’s clothing section is geared to the urban, cost conscious trendy male under 30 with all the wild designs. But they have some athletic stuff that I buy, like UCLA and USC stuff, Adidas, Nike, And1, etc. There are seasonal things like sweat suits, shorts and tank top sets in polyester, and various fabrics. If you’re a very picky shopper that demands service and attention, I wouldn’t even bother coming in here. Or if you have to brag about how expensive your Nordstrom clothing is, you probably will hate this place. Womens clothing is similar in what they have style wise — trendy and more youthful. You can get accessories for the home, like towels, small rugs, and plates. Quality is ok to good, Also, they have lots of kids and toddler stuff, including school uniforms. This small store is packed to the gills, and they get stuff in daily. There are no dressing rooms. And sometimes the screaming crying kids are louder than the Latin hip hop music station they play. And as an aside, the 99 cents only store and KMart Sears are also in the same mini mall.