Commissary Store

Costa Mesa, United States

4

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11 reviews

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Telephone:
+1 714-662-5889
Website:
commissarystores.com
Address:
2968 Randolph Ave Unit 1, Costa Mesa, CA, 92626
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
3 miOCTA
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Accepts Credit Cards
Yes
Parking
Street, Private Lot
Bike Parking
Yes
Wheelchair Accessible
Yes

Today

Today 12:00 pm – 7:00 pm
Closed now
Local time (Costa Mesa) 6:56 AM Tuesday, June 24, 2025

Business hours

Monday –
Tuesday 12:00 pm – 7:00 pm
Wednesday 12:00 pm – 7:00 pm
Thursday 12:00 pm – 7:00 pm
Friday 12:00 pm – 7:00 pm
Saturday 12:00 pm – 7:00 pm
Sunday 12:00 pm – 6:00 pm

Description

Specialties

Commissary, Bastard Squad, (invisible:man), Supreme, Bounty Hunter, OriginalFake, Sneeze Magazine, SAGLiFE, Blackboard Magazine & Medicom Toy.

History

Established in 2006.

Located in the heart of Orange County, Commissary has been the go to store for highly coveted brands such as Bounty Hunter, OriginalFake, and Supreme since 2006.

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11 reviews of Commissary Store

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Place rating: 4
Irvine, CA
I was a fan of the old commissary location. I came to the new location when the first opened up a couple times. I tried to give this place multiple chances and I am glad I did. It feels like it took commissary a while to find its footing in its new location. It took a while but this new location is a lot better than the old one. Granted it is less intimate but there is plenty of room for you and your clan. I have been a couple of times on a friday and a saturday both were pretty good nights. Lots of hip hop and rnb and a splash of edm, just a splash. Friday they had happy till 11pm if I am correct. I was able to get a pbr tall can and jack and coke for $ 8. Yes I said $ 8. I hate to say this prematurely but a certain someone may have their birthday here. But I do not want to jinx it.
Place rating: 2
Westminster, CA
Clientele wasn’t great, I liked SUP LA better.
Place rating: 4
Fountain Valley, CA
Good place for picking up some fresh shit, I come here for Supreme mostly. The stuff is not too expensive and the customer service is outstanding unlike the snobs at Supreme, LA.
Place rating: 5
Vancouver, Canada
HYPEBEAST HEAVEN. love this place.
Pros:
— Potent cocktails
— great selection of beers
— SUPER FRIENDLY staff (including security peeps)
— Clientele is cool too; not all snobby «Supreme LA store staff”-ish. (smh at that btw).
— GREAT music.
— photobooth in the bar
— plenty of things to plank on outside.
Cons:
— Alberto’s or Alejandro’s isn’t within a 3 mile drive.
— I hate how people here swear they’ve never seen a male model before. I walk in and everybody’s like…*neck broken* #boom.
Place rating: 5
Huntington Beach, CA
Dope spot to cop some gear from Yuki. It is a brick & mortar store for Andrew’s brand, Commissary, Invisible Man & Bounty Hunter? Anyway, this store will carry brands that other stores do not carry, mainly because it is Japanese brands that are mainly imported such as Edwin, Original fake, and Supreme gear. I dig stores that carry brands that most don’t because originality stands alone and you dont want to look like every other person rocking the same gear. This place you can always afford their pieces because it is a bit more pricier than Active or Attic. Good spot to cop new supreme releases and such. check it out, it’s dope.
Place rating: 3
Los Angeles, CA
I always stop by this place but I never seem to walk out with anything. I come expecting good merchandise the next time around but it doesn’t always happen. This was the closest place here in OC to find BBC stuff but it doesn’t look like they have much of it anymore.
I only look at the shirts and hats because the jackets and pants/​shorts always seem way over priced. I know some of these are limited edition but c’mon. if you want $ 250 for a jacket you’re gonna have to add more than a patch or small graphic to a regular looking jacket/​hoodie to get my business.
Also, this place could use some better customer service. I don’t know how many times I’ve stopped by and the guy at the desk just sits there clicking away on the computer.
Place rating: 5
Laguna Niguel, CA
I’ve been coming to this place since it was a small shop at the Camp. I love this place, someone local who carries great brands like Original Fake, Supreme, Futura, Invisible Man, Be@arbricks, etc. The people are way cool and the prices are great. Straight deals with no BS. Right now they are having a sale so get stuff while it last. The cool thing is they also have a bar next door.
Place rating: 2
Seattle, WA
This store really does nothing for me. They carry some brands I like, but most of them are expensive streetwear brands that I just don’t buy into. It’s not just so much the price that stops me, but more the brands themselves and their lack of creativity and ugly designs. If you’re into the stuff they carry, then Commissary would be a great store for you. It’s just not my thing.
Place rating: 5
Fountain Valley, CA
The closest shop that I can my hands on these brands. i bought a couple things that I was about to purchase online or make a drive to LA, but instead i went into this store and got want I want with all the convenience. This is maybe the best shop in the OC especially when youre over wearing shirts that has makes you look like a walking glow stick.
Place rating: 3
Orange, CA
i would say this store to be the Union of Orange County. They carry brands like BBC, Futura, Stussy, Supreme. I used to be a big fan of street apparels when i was in HS but i feel the street apparel brands that Commissary is just too overly popular for its own good. what i mean by this is that you see every street kids wearing these brands head to toe which makes it a bit annoying. The customer service is pretty decent. The interior is tight. The price is actually one of the best around for street apparels.
Place rating: 4
Long Beach, CA
Commissary is probably the best streetwear boutique in the OC. They carry brands like Stussy, Huf, Supreme, Bounty Hunter, Undefeated, BBC, Clientele, Ice Cream, Fucking Awesome, and their own self-​titled brand. The signs in the store are hilarious! «We don’t care about your ‘brand’. So please, don’t ask if we want to sell it.» I forgot the other one, it went on the lines of «no shirt, no shirts, no bullshit??» or «we don’t take any of your bullshit»…I forgot, blunt. but real and funny. The store itself is real sleek. One of the nicer shops I’ve been to. Workers are chill, they have displays out, most of their supply is in the back, just ask for various sizes.