Vinnie’s Styles

I’ve been shopping here since my youth — its a Brooklyn staple, simply put.

Honestly I went in here because I was shopping for my gf, she loved the styles in here and it was her bday .i was buying her a shirt that was 50 $, nice shirt too .i had to ask about 4 employees for help and I waited ten minutes for each of them to just ignore me and go talk on the phone with their friends and I was only asking if they can help with finding the size I needed because I didn’t see any of her sizes on the rack ! and they ALL completely ignored me and some even rolled their eyes ! I NEVER got any help. WORST CUSTOMER SERVICE! All of the employees are rude and never seem to do their jobs when it comes to being attentive and helping Customers

Pros: nice store and clothing products are very modern and fresh.
Cons: Associates are not attentive enough. They just need to pay attention to the customers more and assist them
I will still continue to come back here still just step it up.

Been dope since they were across the street fr Modells. Always carry fly ish and the staff are very helpful. I’m glad that they weren’t bought out by the current gentrification movement surrounding Barclays.

I’ve shopped at Vinnie’s Styles twice and neither of those times was for myself. Although it isn’t billed as a men’s clothing store, Vinnie’s sells really cool, mostly men’s apparel and accessories. True Religion, G-​Star and quite a few other really hip (hip hop) and happening brands can be found at Vinnie’s styles. There are some sweet labels here by underground designers too. Vinnie’s jeans selection is impressive and you’re definitely gonna spend large money. Vinnie’s is not for the budget conscious. The staff is young, all male (at least from what I’ve seen) and they know their biz when it comes to street fashions. Everyone here is helpful and provided a lot of honest opinions and suggestions during the Christmas gift selection process for my young hunny. I did by a cute G-​Star skull cap for myself at Vinnie’s last winter but overall, it’s a place to buy stuff for a man and only if he’s «poppin’. »

I stumbled across this gem when I was staying in Brooklyn. My shopping experience was positive as every time I visit New York I always make sure to pop in and buy gifts for friends and family in Australia.
The clothing and apparel are of high quality and tasteful urban fashion.
The customer service is exceptional and the staff are well informed on product knowledge.
The layout and the visual merchandising of the store is on point, overall store amenity makes it a enjoyable shopping experience.
If only this store shipped internationally as I have received so many compliments from wearing the threads in Australia.
I highly recommend visiting this store.

I can honestly say that over the years Vinnie’s has become one of my favorite places to shop. They have a broad selection of items to chose from and the associates in the store always greet you with a smile and are always ready to help. Whether you’re looking for an outfit to go on a simple date or you’re looking for something to hit the club with, Vinnie’s is the place to shop! I give Vinnie’s 5 stars! Because they are truly as good as it gets!

Aye yo, Vinnie! Yo threads be fly, yo!
I was strolling around the area surrounding Barclays Center when I came across this hip hop clothing shop. I must admit, I was hesitant to step foot inside at first, as I figured it was one of those stereotypical places peddling «Word Up!» and Brooklyn Reppin’!” type of merchandise (*insert city here* for wherever you are from, and you will know what I’m talking about). However, after a couple of passes, I just thought, why the heck not? And popped my head into the store.
I soon realized that despite all the Brooklyn themed clothing, Vinnie’s is actually a local boutique with fresh, fitted styles. For us West Coasters, the best comparison would be the Oaklandish brand, which is very appropriate, since there are many parallels between Brooklyn and Oakland.
Their in-​house labels are Paulie’s and Born Fly, but Vinnie’s also carries other brands such as Notorious Brooklyn. The shop itself is very organized and well maintained with of course, a slammin’ sound system. In addition to clothing, there is also a fly kicks section in the back.
Now, the part that I was dreading… As with many boutiques, there are NO price tags, so you have to ask the salesperson to check the potential damage. After spotting an article or two that caught my fancy, I was bracing for the worst — either a Crater Lake sized hole in my poor wallet, or worse yet, having to walk out empty handed.
I flagged down one of the salespersons — who manages to balance carrying a grip of street cred while being equally polite — only to find out that everything is very reasonably priced! T-​shirts start in the $ 20~something range, and depending on the rarity of the designs, other articles are typically priced accordingly.
Best of all, none of that floppy sleeve, maternity dress syndrome plaguing American clothing shops today is to be found at Vinnie’s. All of the t-​shirts are slim and fitted, so leave your chicken and beer gut at home! *Disclaimer — I only tried the t-​shirts, so other items may fit differently*
All of the employees are extremely cordial and easy to talk to. Once they found out I was from California, we struck up a friendly conversation about East Coast vs. West Coast. A geeky Silicon Valley startup Chinese dude choppin’ it up with the Brooklyn brothas about Biggie vs. Pac? Now, that’s some Brooklyn love for ya!

I was honestly surprised by how well this store is arranged and decorated. You can tell that the owners care a lot about their brand and the products that they carry. It’s more upscale streetwear, compared to lower end stores like OMG but it’s no Atrium either (which is right next door, also worth a visit). They have a good selection of sneakers in the back as well as some independent labels and well-​known brands.

If you’re here to buy gifts for someone, or if you’re not the target demographic, expect to be treated like crap. The first time my wife went in here, the employees ignored her completely while they had a swear-​laden conversation. The second time we went together, the whole place smelled like weed, there were at least 6 employees standing around doing nothing, and we were again ignored. I’ve tried to give the place multiple chances since then but each time I’m amazed at how they outdo themselves in unprofessionalism.

Vinny styles is exclusive for when your not aware of the other stores or outlets that you can purchase the same type of trends. its okay for the basic but at the same time overpriced on the basic garments. Then you have to deal with the behaviors of the employees as if they’re doing you a favor and the spend all your money with us personalities.

Strolled up on this spot after gettin’ off the subway. Pretty ill stuff up in here and the dudes workin there were hella cool. Me being from CA and them bumpin’ Old skool Tribe Called Quest was tight! My girl bought me a navy blue Classic hat, dude hooked up hella stickers, and we were out. Thanks again babes!

i love this spot i buy my brooklyn hats in tee’s here also some ill jeans in kicks alot of people shop here like SKYOO, MAINO, FAB, a few other rapper’s but hit them up

One of the best upscale fashion urban oasis located in the heart of Brooklyn.

Definitely worth the trip to Brooklyn if you’re looking for premium/​highend streetwear. The fitteds, tees, jackets, denim and kicks — all of their shit is fly and they have everything is sizes. So it’s not your typical boutique geared towards smaller guys.
Staff is great and super helpful and they hold some of the top-​tier accounts with some streetwear heavyweights and their house brand is pretty dope.

Nice Shop! I went to visit the shop for the first time at their new location for a BBQ they held in the back. I loved it! The store is well laid out. The styles sold here are stylish and unique. The staff are friendly and very knowledgable. I finally saw the place that has the famous Brooklyn tee-​shirts! Check them out.

My first experience in an Hip Hop Urban type store (from Las Vegas, NV. .. new to east coast). Staff very friendly. Love the fitteds! Must have t-​shirts and hats for anyone living in Brooklyn!

Very good selection, good prices and friendly staff.
I’m a fan.
Please carry more sneakers.

If you are a fan of premium street wear (more towards the hip hop side than the skater one) then you will love Vinnie’s.
This is basically the type of place that you wouldn’t be surprised seeing Jim Jones or Loso walking out of. The fact that it’s located right on the border of Park Slope cracks me up, since their excellent stock could not be further off the map from what a Park Slope yuppie wears.
Personally, most of their stuff is too flashy for my 30yr old ass, but I have picked up several NICE pairs of denim here. Also some dope tees – they have a lot so you’re bound to find something you like (I’ll pass on the overplayed ‘Brooklyn’ ones though). I especially like the (house brand?) called «Paulie’s.»
Prices are about the same as the city, but that’s the case no matter where you go if your goal is to pick up some righteous sh*t. Definitely worth popping in and taking a look.

«…The type of place where thy check your appearance at
And cats know where all the hot ‘lo gear is at…»
Vinny’s is the spot for the 18 — 30 year old «avant garde, fashion forward «urbanite or not so urban-​ite and incognito Superhero’s in search of Brooklyn fitteds, limited edition kicks, exclusive Tee’s and $ 200+ jeans. Not being a sneaker head or a fitted fan I stuck with the T-​shirts. (Normally I would never drop c-​note on a couple of T-​Shirts ($ 40 on the low end) but I just couldn’t pass up the «Count Vinnie» exclusive Tee designed by «The» Brian Woods. When was the last time you had to be buzzed into an establishment? NICE!
*A word to the wise: Try on everything. Their sizes run big but not that big.
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