It’s a Wrap

Unlike a traditional thrift or vintage store, nearly everything here has some connection to the entertainment industry. You might discover:

* Clothing worn by background actors or principal cast members * Designer pieces purchased for productions but never used * Shoes, handbags, jewelry, and accessories from TV shows and films * Occasional production props and set decorations

Many items include production codes that identify the television show or movie they came from, making each purchase feel like a small piece of Hollywood history.

* The store has been a favorite among movie buffs and costume enthusiasts for decades. * Some garments were only worn for a single scene—or never appeared on screen at all. * Production codes on the tags correspond to specific films and television series. Frequent shoppers enjoy decoding them to discover an item’s origin. * Designer labels are surprisingly common because studios often purchase premium clothing for principal actors. * Inventory has included wardrobe from hundreds of productions, ranging from sitcoms and dramas to reality television and feature films.

* Give yourself plenty of time. This is a treasure hunt, not a quick shopping stop. * Ask about the production codes. Staff can often help identify what show or movie an item came from. * Visit during sales. The store regularly discounts merchandise, and major markdown events are popular with locals. * Look for quality first. Even if you don’t recognize the production, you’ll often find high-end brands at significant discounts. * Check the condition carefully. Some items were heavily used during filming, while others are virtually new. * Stop by while exploring Magnolia Park. The neighborhood is full of vintage shops, record stores, comic book stores, cafés, and other locally owned businesses, making it easy to spend an afternoon browsing.

For film and television fans, It’s A Wrap is less about finding a specific costume and more about experiencing a uniquely Burbank tradition—owning a genuine piece of Hollywood wardrobe history that you can actually wear.