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July 2025 by Kristina Vepryk
Found the place online with my friend. We were so excited to go, but unfortunately disappointed. Didn't find much and rude employees.
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April 2025 by Liz Carpinteyro
Clothes selection isn't the best and the workers are so freaking rude. Will not be back. Hire people that can actually do their job
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March 2025 by Dee Kelly
Overwhelming in the best way! I was bowled over by the insane quantity of donated materials they had, and more importantly, how organized it all was!!!! This was not some bargain bin with stained crap thrown in- these were nice quality clothes, sorted very specifically and resold for a VERY reasonable price. My eco-conscious heart swooned. I even got a bunch of fabric, how cool is that!!! Loved it and can’t wait to come back to keep digging. The staff were friendly and patient too, very hands off but if you needed help they’d be happy to oblige.
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February 2025 by Functionally Fit Trainining Systems
Great selection and prices . Nice locally owned store. Slightly disorganized due to its nature . Bought a pair of work type boots for $15 dollars in great shape only minor discoloration,some shoe polish fixed it right away
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February 2025 by Vin S
Go in planning, you will be spending your time picking through the miniboxes to find something that you're looking for.
While there are some items on hangers and easily visible, most things you will be digging through boxes looking for things.
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November 2024 by K C.
Went here with a friend of mine and our teenage kids. Definitely needed more time to explore, but you can definitely find many things here!! I’d say pricing is a bit higher than other thrift locations, but then again prices have gone up everywhere nowadays!! It is CASH only, but I saw an ATM there. We were wanting to see camo & hunting style clothes. So many boxes!!! My son wanted to look through a box, but it was placed at the very top shelf. In the end we walked away with a pair of men’s shorts, 2 genuine leather belts with interesting buckles, and small accessories totaling to $40. Would I visit again? Yes! But possibly during a time when I know it won’t be crowded.
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October 2024 by Abigail Edwards
The employees are pretentious and unhelpful. The clothes have a lot of stains which of course they might it’s a thrift store BUT the prices are very high.
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October 2024 by Jennifer Shaw
Can sometimes find decent stuff but the 2 young guys that work there can be very rude.
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July 2024 by Meg R.
Miss the one in orangeburg was alot more organized this place is a disaster
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July 2024 by Louis Marra
A magical place! What makes this place so unique, is that it is rather chaotic, (in the same way that one of those "I spy" books you might have read as a child were). It isn't the best as far as organization haha, and yes everything is just piled in boxes, but it makes it all the more fun. I personally scored some really unique, authentic military uniforms from this place, as well as a huge selection of other random pieces. Their prices are not the cheapest, but that's okay, cuz when you find that super unique Joe Camel, windbreaker that your uncle had 40 years ago, for $15, it's well worth it. To all those saying it smells like cigarettes, grow up lmao
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June 2024 by juliana šmídová
Huge thrift store with a lot of clothes organized by boxes. Honestly, not worth visiting. The prizes are definitely not good for a thrift store and the fact that you have to dig through so much stuff to find something does not help.
Probably the cheapest things you can find are for 5$ (e.g. rings) but usually sweaters, jeans etc can be 7$-15$ which in my opinion is not worth it when you have other huge second-hands/charity shops that are better organized (on the racks) and have the same stuff for cheaper.
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June 2024 by Gavriela M
I've been coming here on recommendation from a friend. I like how it's organized - you have some of your more choice items hanging up and easy to access, but also much, MUCH more if you're willing to look. Part of the fun is definitely in sifting through the boxes looking for what you want. All of their bins and boxes are labeled, so you can peruse for a certain type of item instead of aimlessly looting through piles. Unfortunately for myself I'm extremely picky so I haven't found many items I fancy, but I will keep coming back to find them! The prices are more than fair, making it well worth it if you can find what you're looking for.
They have lots of jeans and leather goods if you're especially looking for great deals on those.
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June 2024 by Leslie Padoll
I have been shopping at Udelco since at least 2011 so I figured it was about time to leave a review. If I could leave 6 stars I would. The shopping experience is easy as the way everything is organized you can find exactly what you are looking for. I am a wardrobe designer and stylist with very specific ideas when I’m shopping. So, for me, I already know what I want and 10/10 times I find it here as the boxes are clearly and specifically marked with what the contents are. I have moved away over the years but my job has me traveling now and I always plan the detour to shop twice a year when I’m in NYC. Renting a car for the day or even ubering either a few friends is worth the cost when the cost of stuff is so fair. I have a friend who lives in LA but now only shops here since he is rather tall, and it’s the only place he has EVER found jeans that fit. Note: they have a kids and a big&tall vintage section. I’ve brought numerous celebrity clients to shop and they all have left with huge hauls and continue to come back. Here is what to expect: everything is as is. But that’s the beauty of it all. I’ve found paint splattered denim cargos that would sell for $100’s in the city from a designer brand for $15. My favorite denim pieces, all from here. I’ve found pieces with the vintage tags still on it. I get the most compliments on a pair of deadstock cargos I got my last trip, so this trip I bought them in every color they had. I’ve found pieces that needed a little tlc or tailored but well worth it when they are staples in my closet. I travel the world shopping and my best vintage finds have come from here and Japan. Pro tips: bring cash and some reusable shopping bags to carry your stash.
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April 2024 by Marilyn Frierson
Pretty cool place. Just be ready to go through boxes of clothing.
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March 2024 by Aiza R.
those prices are quite high considering you have to go through boxes of clothes by yourself, only a few items are hung but the rest is like a treasure hunt. continuous digging and searching, getting on the floor and looking through boxes. i got a girls hoodie and jeans for a total of $24, i would've expected to pay nothing more than $8-$10 or so... there was only one worker, pretty young and running around as he was also the cashier.
