Happy Six

Little do people know that I have a teenage Japanese girl living inside of me named Yuki. She’s not to be confused with my other personality of a ghetto skripper (spelled that way on purpose) named Lil’ Peaches. Well this store brings Yuki out in full form while still allowing for me to indulge while still rocking my grown woman swag.
Happy Six is SOOO ADORABLE!!! I loved this place a lot. Not only is the owner super fun, funky and sweet, but the items she carries allows for me to still indulge my kawaii obsession while still having functional items that will work with work and party clothes. Also, I love that a lot of the items I saw were Hello Kitty items I do not see everywhere else. Plus, the price point and the brands offered are awesome. Hello Kitty, Tokidoki, Loungefly and much more. Best of all, I love that there were items to hit various price points which is always a big bonus to me.

It’s interesting to see this place grow in terms of the increasing number of cute brand merchandise. I would get nearly all my tokidoki bags and a few of my Tarina Tarantino items at Happy Six a lil over a few years ago when I actually liked the Tokidoki patterns. Luckily for me, I haven’t been enjoying most of Tokidoki’s patterns in the past year, so that is a huge wallet saver right there. Anyways, Happy six would have a lot of cute Tokidoki clothing and bags on sale back then, and I would just spend my paychecks there.
Nowadays, there are many brands to choose from (go to their website), and it’s so fun looking around the store. I used to go at least twice a week back during my college days. I moved away from the West Side for a couple years and then came back recently, so I look around at least once a month.
They have some Rilakkuma re-​ment and other re-​ment that is a bit cheaper than Tokyo Outlet. The sale items are always fun to look at. THey have Tokidoki and Sanrio items, but not nearly as much as they did a few years ago, but it’s probably from Tokidoki producing fewer cuter (in my opinion) items.
Sophie is super nice, and she has the best sense of humor.
Happy Six was my «kawaii-​land» during my college days, and I am so glad to be back on the west side of los angeles!

Can I tell you how much I love this store? Here goes. I hate pink. and this store is pink. and it made me love love love the color everytime i walk in.
All kidding aside, I have bought a few tokidoki bags, Loungefly wallets, HK Jewelry and Domo swag from Happy Six. I recently paid them a visit and noticed that they sell affordable prints from local artists. Another draw for me to come in! I come in to buy big ticketed items or just small presents from key chains, key covers, art books and earrings.
Location– Happy Six is surrounded by so many cool shops and places to eat on Sawtelle. Park, get dinner at one of the curry houses, ramen places or sushi shops. Get a dessert at Blockheads, Beard Papa’s or Brian’s Shave Ice and then shop shop shop.
Hours– It’s open til 11pm. 11PM! Perfect for late night owls like me.

Hello kitty gnome socks made me think of Jenn G!
very small location– the one in el segundo is much bigger– but they still manage to stock lots of cute things — great gifts if ur willing to spend a little more than sanrio prices. some faves — little angry girls and harajuku.

Such a cute little store! I’ve been coming here sporadically for a few years now and I was thrilled when the owner told me she has opened an online store!
Since I don’t live that close, it’s so much more convenient :)
Oh yeah,
is the place to go if you don’t live in the Sawtelle area :)

I went to this place with Candice after we had dinner at Hurry Curry. She was in Super Kawaii Japanese fob heaven! There were tons of Hello Kitty items, cool TokiDoki Marvel t-​shirts and a ton of other stuff.
I will probably purchase some unique prints of 80s cartoons created by a local artist. This is a dope joint.

I wish I could like this place more, but it’s just way too overpriced for me. I refuse to spend $ 100 for a tote bag, or even $ 30 for a cotton tshirt. My hard earned dollars tend to go towards food, or purchases that I feel are really worth it.
Scanned the sale section, but noothing was cute.
Giving them 3 stars instead of 2 because even though I feel most things are very expensive, it’s true that everything is adorable and super cute. If I had the money, I definitely would be buying that $ 60 Hello Kitty tote bag and the $ 100 dinosaur hat/​scarf combo.

Love this place. I always walk in to «just look» and walk out $ 200 lighter but loads happier. Great clothing and accessories from local artists, a lot of one of a kinds or small lot buys. You can be sure to buy something here and not see it on everyone everywhere.

Brought my six year old daughter in here— she loved the hoodies! She tried a few on, and they just suited her personality. We had fun shopping together in this store. She chose her favorite hoodie– «Pinkie» which is a leopard print in sparkly black, white and pink.
Thinking about buying a cool t-​shirt for myself, instead I found a lacy, feminine blouse that was perfect.
A cool place to browse. My daughter exclaimed:“But I’m six! I’m Happy Six.” Yes, she is a six year old, happy, in the Happy Six shop.

Service: friendly
Selection: great selection of TOKIDOKI, Angry Asian Girl, and HELLO KITTY items.
*I always have to end up shopping/​browsing in here whenever I’m in the area.
5 stars for having a great selection of DISCOUNTED TD items! yaaaayers!

My last visit here garnered a couple of on sale t-​shirts (Tokidoki + Kid Gama-​Go) and some Hello Kitty + Gloomy Bear merch. Like I NEEDED any more HK stuff…
I also bought some Tokidoki pendants that I’d wanted for a while. The manager gave me a discount because they had slight scratches. Pfft. I couldn’t see any noticeable damage so I was sold!
It’s worth a look if you are a fan of the kawaii or are looking for a gift. The staff is always friendly and non-​intrusive. I like that in stores like these. No one is following you around or pestering you. It helps that it’s not that large of a store so they can keep their eyes on the customers pretty well from the register.
When I checked out, the girl at the register told me that if I didn’t see something I wanted, I could place myself on an e-​mail notification list to let me know. I found that helpful!

I love this store a lot! why?! Because they carry HK items!
If you are in the area, you have to stop by HS and see what’s in the store… every time I drop in, there’s always something to awww about.
Great place to pick up gifts. Tons to look at. I love their window displays!
I always do street parking here.
yay for HS! ^_​_​_​^

Great selection of cute t-​shirts for kids! Jackets also. Plenty of Hello Kitty and related items. It is too bad I didn’t find anything that was in the size I wanted. I am not sure this is a place for boys. but this is a little girls dream store… I suppose big girls, too.
Thanks Maggie C for telling me about this place!

This is the place for Jolie D AKA Michelle T. Cute stuff everywhere!
They carry brands like Tokidoki, Disney, Sanrio, Harajuku, Paul Frank, Peanuts, Barbie Luxe and Mustache Brigade. Too bad they are mainly only T-​shirt. They also sell hats, bags, watches, stuffed animals, shoes, sandals and lotions.
I also saw kids clothing here. Cute pirate and tinkerbell t shirts.
50 percent saless for bags and stockings. $ 12 tees and $ 39 jeans.
3.5 stars!
Happy Six is yummylicious!

Good God. If this place was any cuter I’d sh*t myself. As it was I fell asleep dreaming about the world being taken over by the likes of Tokidoki and Hello Kitty.
That said, I bought the cutest crazy Tokidoki baby tee. It was a nautical themed navy tee with crabs all over it — doesn’t sound appealing but it just goes to show that Tokidoki can make just about ANYTHING cute. I mean cute little crabs with eye patches and a hook over one claw… who would’ve thought?
Also, if you’re a fan of the Angry Little Asian Girl (I am because well… I can be one) this is the place to get that stuff too.
Happy Six also had a sick sale going on when i was there, and i was tempted to ransack the whole store but I am proud to say that I was being good and spent the money on future gifts for my friends — so that I’m not scrambling around at the last minute trying to buy things for people like I usually do. Now if I can only make sure that they STAY gifts… all of the sudden sporting that tee shirt with the tag still on it doesn’t sound so tacky anymore…
What is always tacky for me, however, is having to pay for parking when you still have to park the damn car yourself. That said, you can pay to use the parking lot in the complex where Happy Six is, or like me, you can be cheap (because you’re about to spend a sh*tload on cute stuff in the store) and find parking on the street. It’s usually not too bad on Sawtelle if you aren’t going during a weekend night.
Oh, and to top it all off, right now if your purchase is over $ 50 you get a free candle. As for me, I popped the candle out and used the candle holder as a shot glass. HA! How’s that for a HAPPY Six?

**SIGH** I am in heaven! I’ve been a frequent shopper/​browser of Happy Six. If I am in a bad mood, I instantly cheer up when I come into this store. It is always one of my goto spots after I get my boba fix.
They have the cutest things here especially if you are looking for your kawaii gear. They have cool t-​shirts for guys, gals, and kids from Tokidoki, Harajuku, Hello Kitty, Loyal Army, Kid Robot, etc. The staff is very friendly. I realized they have now opened a shop in El Segundo. I sense a field trip coming up :)

A friend of mine took me to this store. I had never heard of or visited this store. I was amazed by their selection of Tokidoki and Hello Kitty items. They have some amazing bargains. Some t-​shirts were 50% off as well as some Tokidoki bags. I scored a cute Tokidoki bag that would have cost more than $ 120 for half the price.
I visited the store again tonight and found an adorable shirt of Adiós to give to my little sister for Christmas. They have great service and are so polite. The only difficult thing about visiting the store is parking. Their parking lot in the shopping plaza they are located in is quite full (from all the restaraunts). Another option is parking in the street, which is also a bit of a challenge. If you do park on the street, be sure to bring quarters for the parking meter and check if the meter is working (some were broken). Another bonus is that across the street is a Yogurtland :)

This is a cool store in the same strip mall as Hurry Curry. They carry a large variety of über cool tees, bags, watches, hats, etc. I usually come here to check out the latest designs from tokidoki. But they also carry angry little girls, hello kitty, harajuku lovers, kid robot, etc
I think they even carry some limited edition tokidoki tees as I saw some that were double to triple the normal price.
I always leave here happy even if I don’t buy anything since I find some of the prints hilarious. My favorites this time were from angry little girls:
Shopping Bag: parody on the whole eco-​friendly reusable bags.(
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Purse: traditional asian upbringing. consistently occurs 3 times a year; mom’s bday, mother’s day, and xmas.(
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5 stars because you’ll be hard pressed to find some of these items anywhere else.

Random walk by this store front and it was love. sigh…
I have never seen so much Tokidoki stuff all in one place. It was eye porn. I was agog and had to feel up all the new stuff. It is like porn. I could have seriously spent way too much time. The selections was incredible. The new prints made me regressed to my kiddie days screaming «GIMME GIMME GIMME!». Luckily I have a little more self control now so I calmly asked to see some Hello Kitty for Tokidoki accessories. It was über cute and I got the funky wallet. Yes, it’s girly and cuteness overload but… I… dont…care… :)
Come her for the best selections of all things Tokidoki and other related stuff. They have everything to outfit and accessorize you to make you a billboard poster model!
The service was friendly and the prices were okay. It would be nice if there were some sale items. I must resist coming back. Bad for my wallet.

I just happened to stumble upon this cute little boutique whilst waiting for my favorite Unilocaler to get her haircut at Du Japon Hair Club (
) next door. I was shocked to find their wide array of Tokidoki bags — new and retired — as well as an extensive collection of t-​shirts and accessories. I was unaware at the time that Happy Six is actually a very popular shop with a good reputation, so I was unsure whether these products were real or knockoffs.
You see, unlike many bandwagoners, I have been following Tokidoki since day one, back when no one knew what the heck it was. I got one of the first series for my baby sis, and have been checking the designs ever since. I pretty much figured these were the genuine article, but I had to wait for a second opinion from my trusty companion.
When I brought her over, she too was in awe of the incredible selection, and confirmed that they were indeed real. Although none of the styles suited her taste, I ended up copping a t-​shirt for my baby sis.
The service is very friendly, and the girl who works there treated us very warmly. Best of all, despite my single purchase of a small t-​shirt, she wrapped it up nicely in a pink bag, complete with a ribbon on top.
Although many believe the Tokidoki craze has already past its pinnacle of popularity, it is still very much a hot commodity for the young and old alike. If you are in the West LA area, a stop at Happy Six is just the ticket to add to your collection of kawaii.
Fads come and go with the seasons, but be it Tokidoki or whatever other flavors of the week, I’m sure Happy Six will be quick to catch up to the trends, providing nothing but the finest in product and customer service.