Razorz Edge

this place is amazing. they have such a good variety of clothes, i love they carry brands like Killstar and Blackcraftcult. be sure to bring a lot of money when entering because you will literally be wanting to buy everything. I must agree with some of the other Unilocalers though, the sales associates are a bit pushy. you cannot browse for 5 minutes without them checking up on you. or if you walk into the clearance section someone fallows you and just watches you browse. Its kind of weird and very annoying. It makes me feel like they think I’m going to attempt to steal something? and just the other day i tried something on and was assisted to the dressing room. as i was in there the woman talks to me through the curtain asking me how it fits. It fits fine leave me alone I’m naked. And coming out of the dressing room i get «howd you like it? you gonna buy it?» uhm i don’t know yet I’m still deciding if i want this or something else… Please just stop. Its very overwhelming.

Love this store! All my favorite stuff, all in one spot. A definite destination when we’re around!

This place is awesome! I could totally go broke in this shop because I want everything! I love that I can actually find cute plus size clothing and bathing suits. It’s not everyday you find a shop you want everything in and the merchandise fits. Well in my world at least. I would love to see this store expand and open a shop in Phoenix or Tempe. I know it will do well! I’m so glad I found this shop today! Made my day!

I love Razorz Edge, right behind Hydra. They do mostly cater to the Rockabilly/​Pinup crowd so that may be a good or bad thing depending on what you are looking for. The sales staff is always friendly but yes, they can get a bit overzealous in trying to be helpful at times. They usually try to butter me up by complimenting me, and sometimes it works. Basically, this place has any Rockabilly accessory, shoes, dress, or makeup you are looking for. When Halloween comes around they also carry sexy costumes *wink *wink.

I like the variety of clothes and accessories here — although they obviously lean toward the rockabilly/​pin-​up/​alternative crowd, I find that there’s always something that suits my admittedly more mainstream tastes. Prices are very reasonable.
Only downside — I have to agree with one of the other reviewers who said that the salespeople are downright aggressive at times. I like to take my time browsing the racks and making decisions alone and it seemed like every 5 seconds — literally — there was a salesperson asking questions or tailing me. I know that that is a common sales tactic to let the customer know that they are being watched, which makes me feel very uncomfortable. It sends the message that I’m not to be trusted. Just so you know, I am not going to shop lift from your store, so you can stop following me like a shadow.

I really want to love this store. But I just can’t.
While this place is a local business with really unique clothing and accessories (picture a more grown-​up, sophisticated version of Hot Topic), all the nifty pin-​up & Rockabilly fashions in the world can’t substitute for good service.
This store has some cute goods. I highly suggest visiting the place, especially for their often handmade/​locally made hair and jewelry accessories. I used to enjoy frequent visits to this store between classes to peruse their sassy t-​shirts and other items featuring alternative music pop culture memorabilia. The pricing is appropriate for the quality of goods, but are at times overvalued for their punk/​pinup appeal. BUUUUT Zombie High Heels. Yes!
My visits to Razorz Edge over years since its opening have become fewer and fewer, as I can’t help but feel completely smothered or that I shouldn’t be there.
I like being greeted when I walk into any retail store, which is a pretty standard occurrence here. I also like to be approached upon entry by a sales representative to see if there’s anything I need or am looking for. Check. And Check.
But the problem with this store, is that it doesn’t end there. I enjoy being able to shop around at my leisure, without having frequent check-​ins from staff. When I say frequent, I mean, these people FOLLOW you throughout the teeny tiny store. If you pause at any given rack to simply take a peek, expect a series of questions of what size you like and what you’re looking for. Looking for? Lady, sometimes I need to just look around for myself to see what I like.
It feels very uncomfortable. Am I doing something wrong here by trying to browse the racks myself unassisted? Do these people think I’m a shoplifting risk? Can I please just sift through the T-​shirt rack by myself for 5 freaking minutes without reporting back to the sales staff at my heels with every item? Geez Louise.
Perhaps this is a training issue, where overly-​aggressive sales tactics are emphasized over customer comfort. Whatever it is, simmer down!
This kind of heavy-​handed smothering and questioning is obnoxious at best and sends a distinct message of «WE ARE CONSTANTLY WATCHING YOU» at worst.
And no, I’m not a shoplifter, but thanks for your concern.

This place has really cute clothes, accessories, and makeup. Its a little pricey but that is true to the brands they carry. The girls who work here are always polite and accommodating thats always a plus!

I absolutely love, love, love Razors Edge and I wish in the bottom of my hear that they had Phoenix location. Pretend Hot Topic had beautiful, high quality clothing and accessories that carried as much class it did edge and sex appeal — that’s what makes Razorz Edge so different. They carry the best alt clothing, accessories and makeup. I hit the shop every time I’m in Tucson and go there every year for my Halloween costume. Best shop ever.

I love Razorz Edge. They always have a great piece of clothing for any special or casual occasion.
Date night or casual day dress? Check. Comfy t-​shirt type of day? Check. Amazing heels that you’ll get compliments on every 5 minutes? Check. Sexy lingerie, jewelry, purses, make up, hair accessories? Check. Men’s clothing? Check. Adorable children’s clothing, even?! Check!
It’s a great locally-​owned shop on 4^th avenue and they are always getting new merchandise in. Support the local! Go here. You won’t walk out empty handed.

It’s official… Razorz Edge is my new favorite store in Tucson.
4^th Avenue was dead, due to the construction and the fact that the Wildcats were playing at home that night… I was in the area because I was purchasing something at another shop on the ave, and I had never seen Razorz Edge before, so I decided to take a peek at what they had for sale.
Two friendly ladies were working when I wandered in on a Saturday evening. I wish I had caught their names, because they were both SO helpful and nice. And not just to me. As I was browsing, other customers came in, one was an older man looking for a birthday gift. I couldn’t help be marvel a bit at how hard the two employees worked, trying to find the perfect gift for this man’s niece, getting multiple items out of cases, all with a smile.
I ended up picking up an adorable pin up dress, a light sweatshirt, a few necklaces, a pair of sunglasses and some great eye shadows. I was very impressed with how afforable the items were.
I will never go shopping in Tucson again and NOT hit up Razorz Edge.
P. S. Hello Kitty fans you NEED to stop in here. You won’t be sorry.

A truly fun and unique place for clothing on 4^th Ave. Ever since Kanella’s closed down Razorz Edge has been my go-​to place to buy pin-​up style clothing and even carries a broad men’s selection too. Always check the discount rack in the back near the changing rooms for deal ^_​^ Also has friendly and helpful service by the girls that work there.

I love Tucson. I lived there for 12 years and although I’ve moved on to bigger and better things (i.e. Los Angeles), a piece of my heart will always be buried in the desert there… however, let’s face it: Tucson is small, and in small towns, it’s hard to find anything remotely fashionable, let alone alternative. Lucky for Tucson, Razorz Edge provides not only alternative fashions, but also keeps fashion alive by participating IN local fashion shows. They have a great selection of rockabilly, gothy, edgy clothes as well accessories to match, and frequently collab with designers around the community to cultivate creativity, which would otherwise be lost. Be sure to check them out. They’re located on 4^th ave, so after you’re done shopping you can stop over at Che’s for a brew! xo

Best clothing store on 4^th avenue. Their clothing does cater to mostly to women. However, they have a good selection for guys as well. They carry Dickies, Folter, Rock Steady and Stop Staring clothing. Plus, they have a huge variety of accessories, to shoes, bags, make up, jewelry, etc. The staff is the friendliest and most stylish ladies in town.
Be sure to stop in, when on 4^th avenue.

This place is always a mandatory stop for me when I go down 4^th Ave. It’s got a great collection of rockabilly clothes, along with some nice jewelry, hair pieces, fascinators, belts, shoes, and more. They’re also pretty reasonably priced, and they’re MUCH cheaper than most rockabilly places.

This place totally makes me wish I was a woman. Like most establishments that sell clothing, Razorz Edge (the «z» is what makes it art, people) has myriad fun rockabilly/​punk clothes for the ladies: little polka-​dotted numbers, cute 50s-​esque A-​line halters, and housecoats that look like they were redesigned by Betty Page. Unfortunately, it seems to be the consensus of clothes manufacturers that men either
1. Don’t give two shits about interesting clothes
2. Are lame, homogenized, and predictable
The store carries the standard line of self-​consciously kitschy bowling shirts and rayon button-​downs adorned with the always-​classy «flames on the upper chest treatment». It also carries some trashy looking t-​shirts and heavily marked-​up versions of the same vintage button-​downs w/​monster appliques that you can buy across the street at Popcycle for less money.
I walked in, expecting to find some clothes that would make me look like Buddy Holly after a long night of drinking, but just left feeling disappointed that I couldn’t pull off a pink and black spaghetti-​strapped, empire-​cut number with a black lace fringe.

I was aimless on 4^th, dropped in and was surprised by this huge, colorful and unique clothing, jewelry and general stuff store. Not completely unlike a cross between hot topic (but so much better) and Rolo SoMa (but so much closer), only it’s T-​town style. A great afternoon wander spot.