Jun Lee Trading Company

I hadn’t been here in years and glad that it’s still open. Inside was filled with every accessory you can imagine. Moderately priced.

Love Love Love this place. Got 2 pairs of blingy Montana West flip-​flops for less than $ 50. Made my day. Plus some pretty up to date fashion jewelry. Also got a few pieces of sterling silver. They had scarves galore. But I couldn’t bring myself to go through them all. Lots of stuff for everyone. If you don’t find something that fits your taste it’s because you got tired when looking!!! Love Love Love this place!!!

Jun Lee is the best place to find fun, cheap, stylish accessories. Just like Kerry says in her review, the outside and the area of town are not the best, but the stuff on the inside hits the jackpot every time!
It’s the perfect place to go for trendy pieces that you don’t want to pay much for, but want the current style. They have jewelry, scarves, purses, luggage and other various items. You can also pick up great gifts here especially for teens and tweens– fun stocking stuffers.
One thing to note, they do not appreciate small children and they will not hesitate to tell you. It reminds me of the China Town area in New York where you can find the best designer imitations for so cheap. You will always find something fun here.

Like many of the best things in Memphis, the Jun Lee Trading Company doesn’t look like much from the outside. The windows are covered with panels, the building is painted in dingy whites and browns and the main entrance (and parking) are in the back of the building. But inside Jun Lee, it’s a totally different story.
The store is full of all kinds of colorful accessories — bags, jewelry, wallets, scarves, luggage, and gloves are all in stock. The stock runs the gamut of tastes. Sparkly rhinestone and bead necklaces share cases with bright, solid colored 1960s style bracelets. Utilitarian laptop cases canoodle with multicolored quilted bags covered in lace and trim.
Aside from the selection, the best thing about Jun Lee are the prices. Though all of the items are priced individually, the prices seem to be borderline wholesale. Most of the jewelry (including sterling silver pieces) was less than $ 20. Most of the neckties were priced at $ 4.95.
You may have to dig a little bit, but there are definitely treasures to be found at Jun Lee. I picked up a wide, green headband and a cute mod-​style plastic bracelet for $ 1.95 each. It seems like a great place to pick up gifts or some inexpensive style, no matter who you are. (When I was there just after lunch on a Monday, other shoppers included two well-​dressed women with designer bags and a TSA officer.)