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“A gem of a thrift store! You can find some truly unique and quality pieces here. Clothing is separated by style and size. Tons of shoes throughout the store, including AllBirds, Converse, Vans and more. There are dedicated clearance sections with extra 50% off discounts and a very cool vintage corner towards the back of the store. They have a good selection of plus-sizes as well. Excellent selection, well-organized and pleasant employees. Loved my shopping experience here and will be visiting again regularly!”
“Does not seem to price gouge as much as other thrift stores, but seems to put the most desirable and collectible items behind the counter, eliminating the thrill of the find that thrifters seek.
Also do not seem to have VHS tapes or CRT TVs”
“First time here ! I found a lamp I saw on a moving sale for $10 cheaper than the sale. I def had to get it . It had a lamp shade I didn’t want so the employee let me change it to one I wanted . Some cds were just empty cases . Idk why they would have that for sale . A lot of the prices were expensive for cups . It was an okay store”
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“I have no idea why I didn't review this shop earlier. Today is my third time and every time I have walked out with some awesome vintage stuff. Today I picked up a reversible caped coat with leopard print on one side and orange on the other $50. No label but this is a coat that put a smile on my face. It's a statement coat but I'll wear it all winter. A lovely gown for my nephew's wedding for $15, a very large hand crocheted blanket and a lovingly washed quilt to go over it - each for $20. A copper bar server for $10 and a vintage clothesline pin holder in a fun and funky mix of salvaged cloth absolutely made my day. Top it all off with with the nicest people running it. This is one of the best church thrifts on the East Coast.”