I love Vapor95 and it’s clothes, but it’s app could be better. It’s easy to operate yes, but it is missing some key features. One of them is a wishlist. This was the first thing I noticed and it honestly struck me as odd because almost every shopping website or app has a wishlist. I’d also like to add that the search feature could be improved, it’s easy to search for things but when the searches items come up they are in a list format, with the names of the items having more emphasis put on them than the pictures of the items. I’m on mobile, so it’s hard to see what I’m looking at because the pictures are so small. Other than that though, the app is great! I really like it and would definitely recommend to get it if you’re an avid shopper.Edit: THERE’S A WISHLIST NOW :)

So I am a huge fan of much of what vapor95 has to offer. I do wish things weren’t so expensive, though. At least, maybe there could be more opportunities for discounts? Maybe that’s too much to ask, depending on how they produce their items. It would be nice to have a page explaining what their costs are covering. As in, an itemized list for why they price their items as they are. For example, how much their base materials are, how much to print, how much to cover labor, etc.Another review mentioned how there are quite a few explicit designs. Honestly, I am not a fan of how these items are listed. There should be a content warning for them. I am not interested in having a naked character in a suggestive pose pop up on my screen, especially when I’m out in public or my younger siblings or a child could be peeking over my shoulder. It’s seriously not okay. Consent needs to be asked for before showing designs of this nature. I’m not against the sale of them, just how there isn’t a content warning before a person is shown it. Anyways, I do like the majority of designs vapor95 has to offer. It’s nice that you can buy a matching set of clothing for specific designs. They also have a wide variety of products to purchase. Much of the artwork on the site is unique. Hopefully the company will consider reviews like this to improve their site.

I’ve been shopping with this lot for a little while now, from hats to stickers to shirts and hoodies. The material is always great quality, and still stands up years laterI’m thankful to have gotten a chance to stop into the store itself over at their LA location before they moved to Brooklyn. Guy at the store was cool enough to throw in some cassette tapes with my purchase (and really good ones too) and ultimately was a pleasant experience I’m thankful Vaporwave is alive and well, and it’s partially because of Vapor95, and the fans and community that surround it that keep it going

The app is in fact a good mobile implementation of the website. However, I am going to have to deduct some social credit for making an app. I understand that they have to reach as many customers as possible, but it just doesn't make sense to try to reach the mobile customer base. The release of the first commonly used mobile phone (the original iPhone) is what is largely to blame for the negative change in internet culture, the same one that Vaporwave is the opposite of.