Two Trees & Fish

I shop here often and the clothes are cute and cheap. However the store owner is the worst person ever and could learn some customer service skills. I asked if I could exchange a dress since it was too small (my fault for not trying it on). Simple exchange for same dress. He pointed to a sign and said no exchange after 7 days and he was adamant about not making an exception. Then he walked away after I asked he he would make an exception since I shop here often. Worst service ever and I won’t come back!

I enjoyed my shopping experience each time I was there. I still wear the size medium dress and blouse I bought there 2 years ago. No complaints! (I never realized it was a plus size store but I don’t care, I’m not plus size. I still enjoy going there.)

Although I don’t do all my shopping here, I have found that what I do enjoy buying from here is reasonably priced. The employees are all nice… kind of quiet but nice. I buy all my plain tees, tanks and occasionally some nice shirts from here! I have noticed that their sizes run a bit small. I tend to go for the XL shirts for my chest area but I have noticed some of the XLs I need in a 3 XL… but no biggie… whatever fits comfortably! :)

After reading most of the reviews, it makes sense that this used to be a Plus-​size store, since about 70% of the shop consists of such.
There are a few gems among racks of questionable garments, but the good stuff is always marked at prices I don’t feel comfortable spending on something I don’t really need (Since I peruse the shop before the movies at either Archlight or Academy) I buy all my basics from here, and shirts are priced reasonably.
The workers are nice, but it takes a long time for them to notice customers are at the register. Beside that, there isn’t anything out-​of-​the-​ordinary about this place, and nothing excruciatingly bad. If you’re in Pasadena, or near Paseo, I would recommend checking it out.

Worst store I have ever been to. Employees are RUDEST people I have ever come into contact with. They have cheap clothes that don’t last and are worth what you pay for them. This place does not even deserve one star… don’t shop here.

Don’t visit this place. The owner pushes around young girls. Doesn’t even deserve one star but I had to leave a review.

I actually love going here. It’s literally right next to my church. I love shopping here at such a reasonable price. The Asian lady and man are so kind. They’re always so happy! They’re just the sweetest and make me feel so welcomed. They always ask how I’ve been and I keep them updated. The clothes are cute. I usually take a while and dig through everything to find something I like. Overall, I love this place.

You’re a curvy (chubby) girl and you have an event (baby shower, party, lunch with the ladies) sneak up on you and you have nothing to wear (like a cute top). If you don’t have time to run down to the mall (boring) you can find what you need at Two Fish.
A blouse, a cute dress, maybe just some new earrings will do. They have it here for cheap (smart).

i love this store!!! being a curvy woman… its hard to find dresses, skirts, etc and every time i go in here i come out very happy!!! very good prices!!!

I always thought this was a Plus Size store. I finally saw some smaller sizes and went inside.
This is definitely a Korean owned independent Forever 21 (I used to work for Papaya in high school, so I know). They were nice to me and helpful except the owner — she was on the phone while taking care of me but I didn’t care.
The clothes are really the trendy clothes and although I do occasionally wear trendy clothes, I wanted some casual clothes. They really didn’t have enough of that. But they did have the basic under clothing — tanks, tights, leggings, baby tees, etc. That’s good. All girls need the basic ten — Tim Gunn.
But the thing I did notice is that they had more plus size options than non plus size. I saw a cute shirt that I really liked but they only offered it in Plus Size. Then I started noticing, the more covered clothes were plus size and the more scantily clad clothes were non plus size… kinda not fair. I like some of the covered up stuff but nope… not my size.
Their sales were limited — all 20−40% off haha… really? even Papaya has better sales than that. I KNOW! They used to sell it to me for CHEAP because I worked there.
Overall… not bad for emergencies if you’re in the area. I had to buy something for a event that night: P
Parking in the back.
Credit Cards — over $ 5 purchase

I have been going to this store since it was casual plus. I usually find good clothes there, especially party clothes. I usually buy my jeans their too. I don’t spend over $ 20 on a pair of jeans and they usually last me a good 3 years. By the way I am a plus size like most who shop there. Sometimes I do get disappointed though because they don’t always have a great selection for us larger ladies. I think it is a great store though with alot of great things.

I’ve been coming to this place since it was located in the former Pasadena Plaza and was named Casual Plus. It is now new ownership and a new spiffy name of Three Trees and a Fish. Hmmpph =\
Any how, I much preferred Casual Plus to Three Trees and a Fish. In my size, which I will admit is the «big & beautiful» type, 3 Trees lack in the variety that Casual Plus offered.
I don’t like that 3 Trees only carries basically one pair of jeans for my size. A dark blue wash skinny leg jean, and the same wash in a tapered capri. Wth? Do you think because I’m a fattie, I don’t care to be trendy or have variety in my wardrobe? Seriously, although I can rock a skinny jean and rock it well, do you really think that all plus-​sized body types look good in a skinny cut? Most of us do not.
I rarely find cute tops there anymore. I don’t think I’ve purchased an actual blouse or shirt in over two years. The material and quality of all the clothes are über cheap and what can you expect for $ 8.99? These are not going to be wardrobe staples that are with you for years to come. These are trend staples that may last you through the trend if you wash the clothes and let them air dry.
I know you are probably asking why do I continue to go there? Well, I do still by that one pair of jeans that they carry. There are great for dressing up and look great with heels, or fit perfectly into boots.
I also go for the little camisoles/​tank tops. They are only $ 3.99 or $ 4.99 each. I wear these under every shirt just because I was brought up to always wear an under shirt. They are also great for layering and 3 Trees has them in so many colors. At Target you would easily pay $ 9 or more.
3 Trees also has really cute shoes, sandals and heels, which are never available in my size. Tons of cute accessories are available for those of you who aren’t allergic to nickel. They also have cute cheapy purses. I also go for the NYX lip gloss which is only $ 1.99 and they always have my colors French Kiss and Tea Rose ooo la la. Gotta keep those lips moisturized and looking sexy ;)
I can’t really speak for the normal size section, because I probably will never fit into those clothes even at my skinniest, what can I say I’m a thick chick! As for the plus sized clothes, it’s a hit or a miss, but mostly misses.
Oh, how could I forget… no returns only store credit or exchange both of which are incredibly difficult. I once bought a dress here for a party and ended up wearing something else. I went back 2 days later to return and the lady inspected the dress like she was the swat team looking for a bomb. She even went as far to sniff the crotch and arm pit areas. I was so insulted, disgusted, and amused all at the same time. I just deducted a star recalling this experience.

I’m not plus size but I dig this store: D I frequently tend to change my style so this place totally works for me. The fabric isn’t super high end, but I don’t complain since I’m paying on average $ 20 bucks for a kick-​butt dress! I plan on making this my ‘go-​to’ store.
No offense though, but if you’re going to give a bad review to a store based on the fact you didn’t like a couple things they were selling, that may be a tad silly. I walk into Forever 21 and H&M all the time drooling over certain pieces and often find some… I would rather burn :/​Don’t like = Don’t buy. Pretty simple ;)

I think people are being way harsh on this store… it is priced appropriately for what they offer. It sort of reminds me of a Wet Seal except the sizes range from XS all the way up to 24 and 25 sizes.
The things I noticed about the place was that the styles are super trendy and they don’t carry standards, so you will see new stuff every time you visit.
What this place is good for. cheap accessories, low cost trendy gear that will probably fall apart after 5 or 6 laundry cycles, but costs between 10 and 19 dollars per piece, so weigh that out in value. A good use for this store is to get super TRENDY stuff that you know won’t last beyond the season, like that long sleeveless Hannah Montana style swing vest that you KNOW you are going to throw into a rag bag after the style blows over anyway, why buy a 100.00 one, get one here for 19.00 and toss it out after the trend has passed.
When I was here, I got a cute scarf, some earrings and a really cute sweater. All of which cost next to nothing, but mixed in great with more expensive pieces from Nordy, Juicy and Macys.
Parking is a bear though, they have a tiny lot in the back. they are right next to the Paseo Colorado, so if you are there, just pop across from the Starbucks/​Macys area and you can access it from the front off Colorado Blvd.

One & Two stars?
Its a clothing store with shirts for $ 10. How could anyone not buy 7 shirts in: black, teal, blue, another shade of blue, another shade of blue, another shade of blue, and one purple…
My lady got two shirts and some earrings.
I schemed through the other reviews of this place. I guess the name was Casual Plus. I guess that is why they have sizes ranging from 00-​XXXL. I wear large but only buy my clothes in XXXL so not only myself but my ego can fit comfortably.
Most large women clothing stores have things for women in bright tacky colors. I hate that. I don’t think that every larger woman wants to wear hot pink with a giant yellow daisy on their left boob. This store has casual, work, and ‘club’ attire for women of all sizes.
This place is cheap. I don’t know if my shirts will break apart at the seam or not. I wish I cared enough about clothes… to me, they’re all disposable. Unless its really cute — then I’ll take extra care of it.

The clothes here are cheap: in price and quality. We did find one or two nice-​ish items, but most were poly/​spandex/​rayon blends and in cuts unflattering to most larger women (and quite frankly, smaller women, too).
This is not a plus-​sized store. They do have clothes 1X-​5X (Though we searched and searched to only find a rare 4X here and there), but these are not the type of Xes that most full-​figured women would expect. They are Xes at the end of the preteen-​girl-​figure spectrum. My sister is a 14, and she needed 4X at this place. My other sister is a size 20, and nothing would fit her.
The one plus is that many things are made in America, and they do not have delusions of grandeur when it comes to pricing.
If you are a size up to 16, perhaps try it with low expectations –and do not let the sizing system get you down. Size 18 and up? Skip it.

Formaly it was casual plus but know they changed their name and they also have alot more clothes. I really think its better. I Love shopping at this store their prices are great and have fine customer service.
Parking in rear (kinda sucks)

This place, formerly known as Casual Plus, now has the strange moniker, Two Trees & Fish Inc.
Er, OK?
Anyways, this store is much closer than my other favorite shop for the curvaceously clothes conscious, Expressions Plus, which is all the way in Burbank. EP is in the Media City Mall and has weird weekend hours, so I have to make a special trip out there to catch ‘em while they’re open.
I found out about this Pasadena store as another bodaciously built friend of mine and I traded complements on each other’s outfits at dinner last night, only to find out she’d bought her goods at this Casual Plus place. The cut and quality of the clothes seemed strikingly similar, as did the names of the stores, so I figure I’d check it out.
After a pre-​ball Cinderella-​like morning — that is to say, scrubbing my kitchen and bathroom floors and cleaning said rooms to a shine — I figured after all that work, a girl deserves to go get herself a pretty little thing or two, so why not go check this place out?
I got all coiffed and cute, hopped in the car, and like ten minutes later I sashayed my happy ass… paragus on over to 456 E. Colorado Blvd., only to be completely confused by what I found:
Two Trees and Fish?
WTF?
I actually walked by the place twice before going in, at which time I asked a salesperson, «Did this place used to be Casual Plus?» She said yes, thus giving me a bit of clarity in an otherwise baffling situation.
This store has both regular and rubenesque sized clothing, some of it cute, and some of it WILDLY hideous. Ach! But after some heavy looking, I found some potentially cute stuff to try on. Some of it even had the same labels as the stuff in the Burbank store which gave me some hope that maybe I’d found a glam goldmine right in my own lil’ city.
Or maybe, not.
I’m thinking Expressions Plus must get first dibs on the best stuff, ’cause but for a very few pieces, the stuff at this store was crapola! Crooked and partially stitched seams does not a happy momma make.
Plus, while neither of these stores would win window dressing awards, this place is particularly run down, surprising because of it’s close proximity to Paseo Colorado just a half-​block to the west.
I eventually found a couple of cute tops to buy, both of them reasonably well made and under $ 15, but it was mostly a disappointing experience.