Used, Vintage & Consignment in Fayetteville, AR

“This place is a hidden gem. Amazing vintage clothing selection and unique apparel. It was our first time visiting this store and we will definitely be back when we visit Fayetteville again in the future.”

“It's great to go when it's less busy then both cats will be following you or begging for pets. Some things in the thrift are definitely overpriced but I guess that's because it is in a college town”

“I had a great experience as an online shopper. I stumbled upon my absolute dream dress from Mia Vesper, a New York designer known for her unique upcycling of Vintage and rare textiles. I ordered on a Thursday morning and the dress arrived in Mint condition a little over 48 hrs to NYC on Saturday afternoon. I can't believe I found this gem of a dress in perfect condition for a fraction of the price. It came carefully packed with a handwritten note from Sara. I will add Sara was incredibly helpful and responsive over email when I inquired about shipping time and estimated delivery. I will be sure to check their website frequently as they have an amazing selection at very affordable price.
Thank you again, Sara.”

“First of all I’d like to say that the 2 associates working there fixed me right up for my upcoming ball. They were sooo very helpful and we had a blast going through all of the things in the store I might need for my event. We basically played dress up and I left with a bag of stuff and a huge smile on my face. They were very attentive to my needs ❤️ I will be back ❤️One of my all time favorite thrift stores.I was able to find a pair of clothes, a bag, a pocket square, bow tie and some vintage gold jewelry.I took pics of the treasures I found.”

“Amazing shop for funky and fun gifts/ accessories! The shop owner is super friendly too! Definetly the place to look for unique decor or some cute jewelry! This is one of my favorite local stores.”

“Always lots of cool/cute stuff, and the staff is very nice! The ladies that were working were very busy but took the time to help us out at the jewelry counter and were very kind about our being picky and helped us to find something we liked. Also, love the inclusivity, you guys rock!”

“UPDATE: The owner reached out & assured me this is not the norm for their store. Like I said in my original review, I would still go back and shop if I’m in the area, as well as shop from afar via their Instagram!____The store itself was great. There was a nice selection of vintage, I ended up with a 90’s Gap denim work jacket which I love! I was just left with a slightly bad taste in my mouth in regards to the customer service. When we pulled up & parked on the side, I could see a girl sitting on the back deck. I’m fairly certain she saw us get out of the car, but maybe she didn’t. We walked into the store and no one was in there. I looked around for 5 or so minutes before she finally walked in from the back door & said hi to us. She then went right back outside. I kept looking around, making my way through the store and then outside to the aforementioned deck, where the sale rack was. The employee was sitting behind the rack, just eating & video chatting with someone. She had no sightline into the shop because the rack was blocking her… I could’ve just walked out of the store with merchandise & I don’t think she would’ve even noticed. I went back inside to try on the jacket, and finally had to go back outside to interrupt her phone call to ask if I could purchase something. She wasn’t rude or anything, I just barely had any interactions with her. I understand having to find time to eat while on the job, I work at a locally owned boutique in Kansas City & am not always able to take an actual lunch break & have to sneak bites of food in between helping customers. But to be outside, out of view from what was going on inside the store, eating and chatting away while a customer is inside just seemed so weird to me! Makes me wonder how many sales she missed out on that day because people walked in & didn’t see anyone inside working. With all that being said, I would still go back again if I’m ever in the area….maybe she was just having an off day (it WAS unseasonably warm & I would’ve rather been outside too).”

“Loved it! Wish it was closer to me. Be there all the time. Amazing items, really just wanted one of everything?Definitely be back! Bought some great MCM outdoor lights and an amazing sculpture. Thanks for a little piece of heaven.”

“Not sure what was happening a year ago, but this location used to be very rough with not a whole lot in it. Noticed this summer they cleaned it up a bunch, and there must be air fresheners because it smells cozy. Lots of nice furniture made up into displays, and they set me up with a discount and a delivery driver for a sofa bed I purchased. Pillars of the community and one of my new favorite thrifting locations in town.”

“I LOVE my Salvation Army location. I’ve purchased so much from there at a reasonable price. I used to preferred to shop at Goodwill over Salvation Army, but now that Goodwill has upped their prices I find better deals at Salvation Army. I also love that they started to offer daily deals so I can always save more on top of an already good deal. I have shopped at this location for years and have had the pleasure of visiting with the employees throughout the years. I loved seeing Ivan. He was always smiling and cracking jokes. He ALWAYS made me smile!! Star is super nice and helpful too. I don’t recall the name of the sweet tiny little lady that wears a back brace but she’s always been sweet, helpful and kind. I highly recommend Salvation Army.”

“I was greeted as soon as I walked in. I always get excited for their seasonal events, which feature great brands and quality items. The young lady at the register was friendly, and we had a nice conversation, which made my experience even better. The store did feel a bit overloaded, making it hard to browse through the regular clothes as the racks were packed. However, I appreciate how they make event items easy to find with balloons. They’re also great at marketing events regularly and giving sneak peeks on social media!”