Fluxus Store

The store has closed, but does anyone have contact information for them?

The management is awful. I have been trying to contact the company for a bounced check they write for over 3 months and I can’t get hold of anybody. Nobody will give you an exact answer and the owner is never there so you can talk to.
The cloths they carry are not attractive either, since I haven’t received any good feedback about their designs so far. Not a trusted company… they will be out of business very soon.

See, Fluxus is the kind of place that makes me sad inside. I always walk in the store, freak out because everything is so awesome, and then leave empty handed. EVERY DAMN TIME. I’ll try on like 15 things at once and can’t find even one that fits right. I feel like it’s so weird that this happens, and maybe it’s just me… Maybe I’m a weirdly shaped person. Wouldn’t put it past me. I don’t have any other problem with Fluxus, other than the fact that I love it and don’t own anything from there because everything looks like crap on me. Sighs…

If you want comfortable clothes that are also stylish, this is a great store to check out. The majority of their designs are made from high quality cotton/​cotton blends that feel amazing. The bulk of my wardrobe «basics» come from here and there are some styles, like their sheer razorback tank, that I literally own at least ten of and is a summer staple. That said, their full priced items are pretty pricey for how simple the clothes are. $ 65 – 99 for a cotton shirt is quite common. If you really love something or are just don’t mind throwing money around, sure get it. If it’s unique enough, it will sell out before the sales come. But if you just want to fatten up your wardrobe with some simple pieces and you wear a size small, wait for the bi-​annual sample sale. The prices are ridiculously reasonable for that, HOWEVER, most of the unique and exceptional pieces are long gone by then. Either way, definitely worth checking this store out if you appreciate both style and comfort.

I love this store! Not only is it super cute, their clothes are sooo soft and comfortable. I just went to their huge sale over the weekend and bought a bunch of great items (I could have bought a lot more but I am on a budget). I’ve already worn half the stuff. Also, the employees that work there are the nicest most helpful girls you’ll ever meet at a retail store. Great clothes and Great staff… can’t beat that in LA!

I’m so glad this store opened up on Larchmont. I have yet to purchase anything from here, but it’s fun to look. I describe it as a more elegant American Apparel with clothes made of cotton and that soft modal material. Prices can be expensive, but will probably last you a long time. A shirt on average costs $ 39, and dresses cost close to $ 100. They rarely have sales, although they were having a 30% off sale a few weeks ago on the entire store!

How dare you sell edgy clothes and t-​shirts made from super soft fabric?
And the clothes that don’t look like they’re being rocked by an army of plastic L.A. broads.
Your affordable luxury offends me.
(I’m just telling myself this, because it keeps me from going broke in the store.)

Came out here with my bff for some «light» shopping and dinner. and walked into fluxus and was pleasantly met by some awesomely comfortable material (is awesomely a word??? … it is now) and well we are both whores for some amazing basics and this place had so many and some unusual pieces as well, we were instantly in love with this place. I picked up a couple tops, a vest or two… i forget and a dress. I wear my vests religiously, they go with everything. and i mean everything. shorts jeans leggings, hell over my suit at the beach… lolz… okay, soooo everything. if you’re in the area and haven’t walked in yet. take a peek. it’s a great shop to enjoy!

Now, Fluxus deserves 5 stars…
The softness of the fabric is just amazing.
I love their simple t-​shirts, even after washing (on delicate …) in the machine they keep their shape and colour and it feels as if it gets softer and softer.
I am a huge fan of this brand and their fabric.
As for the parking on Larchmont (seeing what Christine R wrote).
Try to park in one of the streets behind Larchmont, coming from Larchmont you can either cross the street (on the right you will see Chan Dara) and turn to the right. In that residential area you are allowed to park for free for probably 1 or 2 hours.

fLuXus clothes are amazing! soft, comfortable fabrics (washable, too, for the most part) with stylish and cool design.
Project Runway’s Season 3 winner, Jeffrey Sebelia, is the new Head Designer for this LA-​based line.
the worst thing about shopping here is deciding what NOT to buy — i tried on heaps of clothes and pretty much wanted them all.
be careful, though, i got a $ 50 parking ticket — those ba$@%rds — on Larchmont the second my meter expired. it sucks because that 50 bucks coulda bought me another «burnout pocket tee».