WSS

Los Angeles, United States

3.6

5 reviews

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Telephone:
+1 323-752-6714
Website:
www.shopwss.com
Address:
1850 W Manchester Ave, Los Angeles, CA, 90047
Gramercy Park
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
2.4 miVermont/Athens
2.5 miCrenshaw
2.7 miHarbor Freeway
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Local time (Los Angeles) 1:43 AM Friday, November 29, 2024

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Description

Specialties

Offering affordable shoes for the entire family for over 25 years, WSS carries more than 3,000 styles from Nike, Jordan, Vans, Converse, Puma, K-​Swiss, Skechers and more. Shop for casual and athletic shoes for men, women and kids in our large, open stores that make it easy to find exactly what you are looking for.

History

Established in 1984.

WSS was founded as Warehouse Shoe Sale in Los Angeles, CA in 1984 by Eric Alon, who started selling shoes as a way to pay for college. Over 30 years later, WSS has over 70 stores in throughout California, Nevada and Arizona.

Meet the Business Owner

Eric A.

Business Owner

Eric Alon founded WSS over 30 years ago. While Mr. Alon has grown the company to over 70 stores, each store still maintains a strong connection with local communities.

Vicinity

Near this location:
120
ft
Diamond Beauty Supply
1836 Manchester Ave Unit A
150
ft
Diamond Hair Studio
1836 W Manchester Ave Ste B
250
ft
St Andrews Park
8701 St Andrews Pl
290
ft
Saint Andrews Recreation Center
8701 S Saint Andrews Pl
290
ft
St Andrews Senior Citizens Center
8701 S St Andrews Pl
310
ft
Top Nail
1855 W Manchester Ave

5 reviews of WSS

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Place rating: 5
Bell Gardens, CA
I bought some shoes at Huntington Park, and I got the wrong size. Ty a man that works there was very helpful with me concerning the swap. Fast and easy swap I loved it also the security guard was also helpful he guided me towards where the shoe location, and they both assisted me throughout the whole process. For that reason I give it a 5 stars. I also bought some additional shoes afterwards
Place rating: 5
Los Angeles, CA
Arrive there to get a pair of slippers, was early so just relaxed for 10 minutes, the store open at 9.
So I got in and the security guard an older gentleman greeted me, him and two other person the supervisor and another employees was working, so decided to look around first before I went looking for slippers.
The selection is good but other locations have way more selections and items, this is a smaller location compare to some others.
So I couldn’t find the slipper i ask the employee for it, they were in the back so she went and got it for me.
Check out was pretty easy fast and quick since I was the only person there. They’re good, I like them!!!
Place rating: 1
Hawthorne, CA
The place is ok, but it seemed like every shoe in the store has been worn. All the ones I looked at where either dirty or had some other issue. I will avoid this location moving forward.
Place rating: 4
Inglewood, CA
Store is organized and up to date. Weekends are the best time to browse, including the clearance tent outside. They run out of stock quickly (low orders), but they do have a good selection of larger sizes. Picked up some Tims, and low profile canvas Levi’s. Ask for store manager Valerie for exceptional customer service.
Place rating: 3
Los Angeles, CA
The workers here never seem to want to help anyone out. I don’t blame them.
Little kids running around cause some mom wants to buy a pair of heels. Ghetto problems, you know?
I almost always never find something cool to wear here. Their shoes are catered to dorky little high school kids that want to dougie or shuffle.
I’ll use Vans for an example: I want to see NORMAL pairs of Vans. Not ugly vans that are Neon Blue and Purple, or Green and Yellow, etc. When I finally do find a pair I like, they’re out of my size.
A lot of their shoes are just ugly. Some of their clothes aren’t so bad but I haven’t bought much here.
I checked in and I got a coupon for $ 10 off when I spend $ 50 so I decided to buy some stuff. They had trouble redeeming the coupon at check out, but it wasn’t so bad.
Times like these, I wish people in this area were educated so I didn’t have to look at stupid shoes.