Pandemonium! Ltd.

Love this place! I just went for the first time today and found several must-​haves. The owner is super sweet, and she has tons of unique clothes, jewelry, shoes, and accessories. Unfortunately, she’ll be closing up shop for good ONE WEEK FROM TOMORROW (June 27, 2015), so hurry and go while you still can! Most everything is 50%.

loved visiting pandemonium this weekend a very unique store and I love the setting of the old house, although the prices were not the cheapest it is a must see for vintage. Also they’re having a 25% off of everything in their store, so go check it out!

You have to love to hunt. If you do then this is the place for you. I’ve found Ziggy Stardust pants, seventies disco shirts and a terrific wig for a costume party.

One my daughter’s FAVORITE places! Pandemonium is DEFINATELY «KEEPIN DALLAS WIERD»! Jam Packed with vintage clothing… mostly 60’s and 70’s! I swear some of my old jewlery and leather fringe vests from the 70’s ended up here. Very cool store! Only thing, parking is a little tricky.

Great for costume clothing… way better than cheap party store crap. Friendly service! Cool store.

You’d have to be emeralds to coconuts to not shop at Pandemonium!*
Pandemonium is a great little vintage clothing store, and its name is true to the atmosphere inside:
Pandemonium!
The store is jam-​packed with colorful vintage items like Janice Joplin’s closet if she was a horder.
The friendly owner, Leslie, has an uncanny mental catalogue of everything in the store, so if you are looking for something in particular you should ask.
Tip: Mention the word «kaleidoscope» and get no discount whatsoever!
*Sorry for the pun.

Now this is what I call Vintage! The BF and I came here to look for a 70’s costume and we were overwhelmed with great options. There are racks and racks of amazing finds, and for a tiny store, they have packed a shitload in it! Moral of the story, be prepared to dig and be patient.
The store is separated into women’s and men’s and there are even some rental options. You could be in here for hours, so perhaps alert someone to send in reinforcements if you don’t emerge in a few hours. Perfect place to find gold star digs for any event!

I recently wore the sweet-​ass pink/​orange/​black snakeskin pumps i bought at Pandemonium ages ago, and was reminded of how crazy this store is. They’ve got a TON of stuff to look through, provided you have patience. A lot of it is kinda junky but there are definitely some cool finds. I would go there again to look for a quirky gift or accessory.

Fun fun fun! This is a great place for kitschy, campy costumes but I wouldn’t buy any «day-​to-​day» clothing here. That’s just my taste, I suppose.
The women who run the place are super-​duper friendly and that is a huge plus for me. Stop by this place and check it out for yourself! You won’t be disappointed.

Pandemonium is the perfect name for this store, because I went into pure «pandemonium» mode upon entering through the front door! Don’t get me wrong, this place is pure vintage, hippie, retro, kooky fun, but there is so much stuff packed into this tiny place, that my brain went into overload as I maneuvered around the store in attempt to take in every bit of it. They really have some fantastic pieces & I can imagine this place is crazy busy around Halloween! My friend found some fuzzy zebra print 2 inch loafer type shoes that had a heel with a fish (not a real one of course!) swimming around in water– unfortunately, the shoes weren’t in her size so we instead snapped a quick pic of her manhandling the shoes & that seemed to suffice her alright. I’ll definitely pay this place a visit again next time I’m in the area.

In dire need of a 70s «disco-​tastic» outfit worthy of a birthday disco jam skate party, I was luckily directed to this tiny shop on Henderson and BLAM! An hour later I emerged with new threads, leopard print platforms, an afro, some 70’s bling and ready to disco.
The shop is achingly small, but within its narrow, crammed confines if you’re a determined mother… shut yo mouth… shopper then you may find some gems from yesteryear. Having shopped at Buffalo Exchange and a few other thrift stores around town, I can say that Pandemonium has a better collection of 70’s-80’s vintage gear. The men’s section is pitifully small — just one room — but within that one room you can surprisingly salvage quite a few outfits. The women’s section looks far more complete.
The service here is great. The staff recognized what I was going for and helped me assemble my outfit. The prices aren’t cheap, but they’re not too expensive either. I’m supposed to take photos of my outfit from the jam skate party so I will be back to provide photographic evidence. And while I would sooner eat a live iguana than go clothes shopping together with the fairer sex, I definitely wouldn’t mind hitting up Pandemonium!

i’ve never actually purchased anything from here… not because i couldn’t find anything — more like i wanted it all. i couldn’t make a decision on what i actually wanted. this place is jam packed with clothes, shoe, and random accessories. it’s perfect for costumes or you know… street wear.
it’s over the top.
it’s colorful.
it’s a must.
luckily that entire strip of stores and restaurants are all wins.
there is no way you’d be disappointed.

The space is a bit tight especially when there are a handful of people in the store They have some of the best jewelry I have seen in ages and there is so much of it! So ladies… if jewelry is your specialty then this is the place to go! I also had a chance to talk with one of the owners, she was incredibly pleasant to converse with. If you like vintage shopping and can work your way through small spaces then I definitely recommend Pandemonium!

I am so in love with this store it’s not even funny. I experienced an intense sensory overload when I first walked in because there is just something eye catching everywhere and I wanted to tackle it all at once. I headed first to the accessories scattered around the checkout counter and scored some neon lightening bolt earrings ($ 3) and droopy white peace sign earrings ($ 6). I browsed through the various displays of sunglasses and wanted to buy all of them of course but my strict budget wound not allow and I then took a deep breathe before making my way towards the clothes. There was a t-​shirt rack where I fell in love with this sleeveless ribbed maroon tank with a yellow Buddha patch on the side ($ 15) and held on to it the entire time there. After sorting through racks and racks of dresses and get ups from various decades I found an awesome 1940’s navy style swimsuit that was just too adorable. I wanted to try it on but saw that there was only one fitting room and didn’t have time to wait.
This place is awesome if your looking for an outfit for a costume party or just some funky accessories! Their prices are very reasonable but be warned if your are claustrophobic because you will feel so squished by the amazingness around you.

They have a huge selection of old T’s, lady shoes and dresses. They have some pretty funny original screenprint T’s, but I suggest Armhole online (if they still exist) to make your own shirt. They open when they want and the mom and son that own it are cool.

When I went in it was mostly costume clothing… didn’t really see anything for men before the mid-70’s except for some cheesy bowling shirts.
I guess the women who shop here have an easier time, since of course they have more than 2 racks for them… but for guys, eh, there’s way better in Dallas.

This place is so cool if you love those tiny little shops with great finds! I went here with my friend and we both has so much fun looking at everything from 70’s gogo boots, 80’s prom dresses to what looked to be nightgowns worn by our grandmothers. My favorite had to be the «fanta girl’s» costumes that were really authentic.
Now all I need to is an excuse to wear some of this great stuff!

Did anyone see the 1991 movie Career Opportunity with Jennifer Connelly, Dermot Mulroney and Frank Whaley? It’s about two people who get trapped inside a Target store for an entire night. Genius.
Well I’ve decided that I would like nothing more than to be locked inside of this store for a whole day… maybe slip me some Brother’s Chicken through the mail slot or something. I probably won’t have time to eat though with all the twirling, frolicking and dancing I’ll be doing.
The second I flung open the door to Pandemonium, I went into sensory overload. My body almost shut down with excitement. Ah. Mah. Gawd. Welcome to the store that sells everything awesome. Like everyone, I keep a list of things I NEED on the fridge. The items are just your normal everyday things like baby pink petty coats, inflatable Oscar Mayar Weiner displays, gigantic purple sunglasses with silver glitter swirls, black platforms with goldfish swimming inside of them (yes like the movie), sombreros, black Spanish hats with red pom poms, Jesus posters, and a Captain Planet thermos. Looks like I found the place where I can cross those necessary items off of my list!
Finally.
The unicorns are what flung this review into a 5 star rating though. I ducked into the dressing room to try on my red and white pirate skirt and purple jorts (jean shorts). But like Goldilocks, the skirt was too tight and those beautiful jorts slid down my waist. Hmph. I kicked the cool lil’ chair in the dressing room with frustration. That’s when I saw him hiding behind the chair. Unicorn #1. After a minute or two of doing my happy dance, I slipped out to to find some new loot that actually fit. That’s when I saw the other him. Unicorn #2. That’s right not one, but TWO paintings with unicorns staring back at me. Hi guys, I love you.
So yeah, this place pretty much rocks my face off. Next time you fall asleep while searching through your old boring closet, come here when you wake up. Pandemonium is a party.

Pandemonium has a small but decent selection of vintage clothes for any of your theme party occasions. I did also spot a few things there that I would wear now… if only that fuzzy leopard print coat fit! I finished out my 80s hip hop outfit here and the prices were less than at the other vintage stores I went to.