4 Play Brooklyn

I’ve been shopping here on the way home for years. The clothes is always on trend and fashionable but high priced in comparison to quality. Clothes, shoes, bags, accessories, etc available.
However, they usually have good sales more often than not so look for those days. Sometimes they have buy one sale item, get the second 50% off. I’ve bought many nice and cute dresses here for many occasions for good prices.
Two fitting rooms with mirrors outside, I wish there were mirrors inside though bc I don’t always like to come out and «show off» what I’m trying and unsure about.

Bought an adorable dress here for just under 40 bucks on sale — fit perfectly and is lovely and unique! their fall collection is cute and actually flattering, unlike some neighborhood boutiques. prices are low considering the shop size. am already planning when to go back!

I want to write a fair review here — I went in an tried on a lot of stuff and ended up buying a few dresses and a pair of shoes. The clothes were super cute and generally it was good experience. I’m a fan.
However… one of the saleswomen was relatively nice, and the other one straight-​up treated me like she was doing me a huge favor to even acknowledge me. It got kind of awkward after a while. I still got the clothes, cause they were awesome, but I just wish they could have been nicer. I mean, ANYTHING would have been nicer than the way this woman was treating me. Since it’s such a small store, I think customer service really matters.

Recently, I went into 4Play BK to inquire about some merchandise. Its all well and very nice to be greeted with a hello – even if its not sincere– but it would be even nicer if the blond headed sales person who works there would try making some eye contact with customers who are just trying to ask a question. Actually, now that I think of it I can accept being greeted with the phony hello way more then I can dealing with someone who doesn’t know how to relate to customers in a real and personal way.

been shopping at this boutique for years! always find something super cute! one of my faves!

I really, really want to love this place, and when I first stopped by, I would’ve given it four stars easily. But subsequent visits have been a bit disappointing.
The prices in general are pretty good, but I must note a few things. First, they carried a clutch I already purchased from a chain store — and they were charging a whopping $ 30 more than what I paid. I get that small businesses have higher mark-​ups, but yikes. I had literally bought it elsewhere about three weeks later, and checked the price to see if I had *over* paid at the other place, and there it hadn’t even been on sale. (And yes, it was the exact same bag.)
Next, I bought a purse there I had been coveting forever, and paid around $ 70 for it — a lot for me, but I absolutely loved this purse. A month later, and having only used it a 3 or 4 times, the clasp came off entirely. Now I’m certain their mark-​ups, at least on bags, are insane — I can’t justify that much for a bag that breaks easily. Still don’t know where to go to get it fixed.
Third, I went in to clothes shop one day, and had the same irritating no-​mirrors-​in-​the-​dressing-​room experience. The place was quite busy, and I said I was looking for tops, and a woman working there picked out a few for me and threw them in with the rest of my stuff. In a way, it was. .. helpful. I guess. But a couple weren’t anything I was interested in, but I felt obligated to try them on. I didn’t bother walking out in one of them. But it just seemed weird, like she just wanted to see how it looked. I left empty-​handed.
Now, they have some excellent, adorable dresses that I think *are* a steal, and I still go in from time to time, especially when I need clothes for work. But it just doesn’t have the same sparkle it did when I first walked in.

I absolutely love it here! I stopped in Saturday with my dog and they were so accommodating, helpful and sweet. They don’t offer a huge selection, but it’s part of their charm. They have some really cute key pieces that are a fun addition to my closet that I’ve bought over the last couple of years. I live down the street and really enjoy popping in on my walk home from the subway to see what new inventory they get in, what’s on sale and their jewelry (earrings more so than anything else). Their prices are reasonable (for the most part with a few exceptions) and they run really great sales (I just wish they were a bit more frequent). Their staff is so incredibly friendly and helpful — it’s a rarity to get such great, genuine service so I always enjoying shopping here! Definitely stop by when you can!

My boyfriend lives in Park Slope and we were enjoying a nice sunday afternoon and he wanted to take me in there. Super cute boutique with an assortment of trends and classic clothing. I got Dolce Vita boots on sale! for 50 dollars brown leather riding boots, the last 7 ½! Also got a very simple recycled brass bracelet for $ 19. The overall price range varies you can get some deals but it can get steep, but definitely a nice store, with a great selection and very cool staff. Will definitely start stopping in there more often.

Just like everyone else, I’m a fan of their well curated selection of clothing and accessories. The pricing is decent. I loathe the dressing room situation. I’d really hoped when they revamped that they’d put mirrors in the the «rooms,» especially given all the complaints on here and in store. I’m certain this store has lost sales from me because I don’t want to deal with coming out to the middle of the store in front of everyone to check out every piece I try on, and their return policy isn’t the greatest (typical for a BK boutique though), so more often than not I just end up leaving without a purchase. If I want a sales person’s opinion on a piece, I’ll ask, but I hate that they force it upon you here (everything will look «great» on you, so they say.) Lessons learned: just make sure you wear the right undergarments if you plan on trying on a lot of clothes.

Hands down my favorite boutique in Brooklyn. Great prices, super well curated, and I never fail to find something I love. The owner and everyone who works there is super nice and will make constructive suggestions so you end up with the perfect piece. Worth a trip every few weeks to see what new things they have! Especially love their boots and wallets and bags.

They’ve got some really great stuff — a little expensive for my budget, but then again, I have a hard time spending money… comparable prices to, let’s say, Urban Outfitters. Still, they’ve got a good variety.
My chief complaint (and I see a lot of other people feel the same way, so I don’t know why it is this way) is the LACK OF MIRRORS IN THE DRESSING ROOMS!!! It caught me off-​guard the first time I wandered into the store, unshaven, wearing a hat to cover my dirty hair, socks & sneakers, the wrong underwear, and decided to try on some cute/​flimsy dresses — especially since they’re smack dab in the middle of the store, not even tucked away in a corner — it was extremely uncomfortable to have to «parade» clothes that may have looked awful on me in a mirror in front of everyone, inviting people’s comments (no thanks!) I ended up not trying on half the things I brought in just because I didn’t want to deal with it. If I wanted someone’s opinion of how the clothes looked on me, I’d ask for it! Otherwise, I’d rather make that assessment myself in private.
I would shop there again because I like the merchandise, but not a fan of the dressing room experience.

This is my favorite boutique in the area. I’m always stopping in and randomly purchasing something and walking away a little guilty but mostly happy. Their dress selection is fun, their jewelry is awesome and their handbags on occasion have something worthy.
The dressing rooms are like little stages with curtains where you change and then display yourself, allowing everyone in the store to see you since the mirror is across the way on the opposite wall. I’m not shy so this doesn’t bother me at all.

I would shop here all the time but i dont.
WHY oh WHY are there not any mirrors in the dressing rooms!?? such a bad move on the part of the owner. I asked the sales woman today since they seemed to be making improvements and she said the owner had no intention of putting mirrors in since she likes to see the clothing on all shapes and sizes. WELL as a customer I do not want to show off my shape and size outside with all the other customers. Plus the curtains barely shut to the rooms, it’s an extremely frustrating buying experience because of this and i rarely shop there now. If i do, i have to bring the item home, try it on then return it, a big hassle. I get that the owner wants me to come out, say how great whatever looks on me even if it doesn’t and try to sell it to me then, but it’s bad practice, bad customer service. this place as so much potential, it’s too bad they ruin it for themselves.

I love love love this store. I’m mostly an online shopper, but I prefer boutiques compared to chains when it comes to the bricks-​and-​morter shopping. They are constantly getting new stuff and they carry Yumi Kim and Naked Zebra, two of my fav lines.
The dressing rooms are a tad small, and they don’t have mirrors, so make sure you wear proper undergarments if you are goint to try on anything sheer! :)

The best and quickest clothing shopping experience I’ve ever had and I hate shopping. I hate the crowds, picking through styles, things don’t fit right. Ugh how stressful. Plus I’m petite which can make things more difficult. I’m much more of an online shopper but my friend Diana B. kept raving about 4 Play BK so I had to go.
The store is small and the staff is friendly, helpful and attentive but not too much. The clothes are carefully picked pieces that fit well together. Their jeans, Flying Monkey, are only $ 50 and the most comfortable jeans I’ve ever tried on. 20 minutes later, 4 more shirts picked (on sale of course) and a pair of earrings (only $ 20), I was on my way back home. I’m a very happy customer.

4Play BK is one of my favorite shops in Park Slope. It’s convenient location and ever-​changing assortment always make it a worthwhile stop. I find it to be a reasonably priced boutique with unique pieces to add some pizzazz to my closet or update a look. The accessories and jewelry items are fun too — great gift options without breaking the bank.

This store is similar to what an Urban Outfitters was in the 90’s — totally stylish and unique, and not pricy at all. I mean, it’s more expensive then say Old Navy, but totally not expensive. It’s targeted for the younger woman, but you can certainly find stuff there even if you are in your mid 30’s.
Adorable shoes, purses and gifts and while we are on the subject, not cookie cutter like Brooklyn Industries.
Staff is great and helpful, and when the dog is around — bonus! So cute.
Would have gotten 5 stars if it were not for the crappy dressing room.

This place can be hit or miss for me, but the pieces that I have found here are some of my favorites in my wardrobe.
The only drawback are the dressing rooms. I can’t say that yanking the curtain of the dressing room to cover your nudity as you slip something on in a hurry is a relaxing experience. There are no mirrors in the dressing rooms, which means you have to breathe in before you march out and stand in front of the mirror to get a look at yourself (even though others may have gotten more than a good look from the partially open curtain of the dressing room).
I’d say the prices are a bit high here too, but I guess that’s to be expected of all boutiques in Brooklyn. Other than that this place can hide a gem or two; it’s just a matter of luck if you go in on a good day.

I love this place and stop in all the time, which is okay because they are constantly getting new things. Their clothes are unique, and allthough thy ae well known brands they are not found at a lot of places!!!
The best part is the staff is very friendly and always willing to help!
The one con: the dressing rooms are small and privacy is limited. No mirrors in room so you have to go out for all to see…
but hey its worth the awesome clothes and atmosphere~!

I like this store, it reminds me of a toned down version the punky stores that used to be all over the village. Prices reasonable, cheap for a Park Slope boutique store! My only gripe is the dressing room. The curtains don’t close all the way and there is no mirror in the room, so you have to leave the dressing room and walk across the store to the mirror to see how you look and this tends to just attract comments from the staff and other shoppers… blahhhh. personally, this discourages me from trying on clothes there.