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Kokorokoko
Discover unique vintage finds and eclectic treasures in the heart of Chicago.
3(5 reviews)
boutique
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Discover unique vintage finds and eclectic treasures in the heart of Chicago.
Kokorokoko is a vibrant vintage clothing and eclectic goods store located on Milwaukee Ave in Chicago. We offer a curated selection of clothing, accessories, and unique items at various price points, perfect for those seeking one-of-a-kind pieces. Our welcoming atmosphere invites customers to explore and find hidden gems, with a focus on vintage styles and eclectic collections. We pride ourselves on providing a fun shopping experience, though we acknowledge feedback and strive to improve sizing accuracy and customer service to ensure everyone feels welcome.
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Curated selection of vintage apparel including jeans, tops, and accessories from various eras.
Unique non-clothing items like pictures, decor, and eclectic treasures for home or gift-giving.
Friendly staff available to help you find items, though we're working on improving sizing consistency.
Careful wrapping services for fragile purchases like picture frames to ensure safe transport.
A fun, casual environment to sift through diverse collections at various price points.
I had a really positive experience. I bought a large picture and they so graciously wrapped covered the the picture frame with paper to keep it safe on the journey home.
They don’t know how to size their pants. I’m a size 30 and pulled 3 jeans off the rack that were in the 31-33 size range and could not get a single pair over my hips. One of the jeans literally had a label inside that said 28 and the employees tagged it as a 32? They have some cute stuff though
They have a lot of different items here at various price points. Staff was so welcoming and kind, and it was fun to look through the eclectic items as well as the clothing. Will certainly be back, and this store is well worth the trip.
Worst thrift shop I’ve ever been in! A lot of item have dry rot and are not vintage. It’s so overpriced and the workers poc or not follow you around in this tiny space. You’ll seen one person sitting at the front then suddenly another person comes out nowhere and starts staring and following you around. The only reason they’re still open is because the person who owns it is rich by birth.
I was casually browsing, as one does and was basically followed around the store being cleaned up after? The employee was straightening the racks immediately after I touched them which made me uncomfortable. If you don’t want people sifting through things, maybe use sizing tags… plus, she was giving me odd looks. Once I noticed the behavior I left. Definitely seems like everyone is not welcome in the store.
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