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Y-que Trading Post
1770 N Vermont Ave
Los Angeles, CA 90027
(323) 664-0021
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Sun-Thu 11am-8pm Fri-Sat 11am-12amStatus: Closed
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Its name, pronounced ee-KAY, translates from Spanish to mean so what. And what name would be more appropriate for a gift shop dedicated to creating humorous T-shirts that simplify the current state of politics in this country The first to come up with those Free Winona shirts, the Y-Que Trading Post is a haven for T-shirt lovers just dying to make a statement. Libby Goes Down, Rosa Parks Revolution ...
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Call before going; this store doesn't always stick to its advertised business hours.
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Prices range from 50 cents for a Garbage Pail Kids sticker to $130 for a hand-painted hula girl doorway curtain, but most items fall in the $5 to $15 range.
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In Short This exotic-looking space is stuffed to the gills with goofy plastic gewgaws, votive candles, voodoo supplies, saucy sunglasses, furry purses, unsold '70s pop items, bongs, nudie playing cards and popular Nag Champa incense. Its original line of T-shirts features logos for Tab and Atari--and images of Batman and Robin making out. The friendly employees are always happy to suggest ...
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Actually the Que-part in your pronunciation guide should be "Ke" as in Barbie's beloved plastic counterpart Ken. O-"KAY"
Kitschy stuff, humorous clothing
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I love this place, among many of the things I've bought here are shirts with political messages, such as "Free Tibet... with purchase." They also have many other toys and other miscellaneous items like a Nun-zilla Toy and Fight Club Soap. The staff is friendly and it's usually a good place to look around for an hour or so.Their Website: http://www.y-que.com shows most of their products and gives a ...
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great knick knacks!
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the staff is really nice and there are lots of toys and knick knacks to look at. they print their own t-shirts poking fun at marth stewart, bush, mj, and others. i wouldn't go there for anything specific, but if you're looking for a unique store, this is a good one.
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