“I have been to Suite Pieces multiple times and done a few DIY projects with Jolie paint. Amanda's tutorials on YouTube have been so helpful and the store itself has so many beautiful things inside !”
“So excited I found this gem of a store! First time visiting and I was enamored by the beautiful way all the treasures were displayed. I was in vintage heaven! Everyone was so welcoming and helpful! I took home many darling pieces and I can't wait to go back and discover more!”
“We LOVE this store. We stopped on a roadtrip and we just cannot wait to go back. While Damien is the absolute cutest employee lol Jacquelyn and Emma were pretty amazing, as well. It is a perfectly curated shop-from the vintage pieces to the candles (Amber & Oak are our faves and how we discovered this shop!) to gloves to cards. So unique. I’d be in debt if we lived closer haha”
“Helga retired after many, many wonderful years in Northport. The new owner, Denise, changed the stores name to Changing Tides and is continuing the practice of accepting beautiful, fashionable clothing and accessories at the store. I have never tried to offer any of my clothing on consignment, so I was not aware of the difference in the percentage of sales of one's own clothing were under Helga and are under the new ownership.I've been happy with every purchase I have made at Changing Tides and whenever I wear something I purchased there, I get so many compliments! It's amazing how great one looks and feels in an outfit from this store! If it is not too crowded, the sales staff will help you coordinate an outfit with shoes, hats, jewelry, whatever you want! They are vey thoughtful, never pushy and most honest. If something doesn't look nice on you, they will tell you and suggest something else, which looks great!I love this store. Did a lot of shopping there in the winter of 2022 and 2023, but unfortunately have not been able to get there this spring or summer. Can't wait to return, though!”
“Good store to pick up good conditon used clothing and many other household items. Also a good place to donate things that you no longer need. Pieces are very reasonable.”
“Patrice was absolutely amazing to myself, my mom, and my grandma when we visited the shop yesterday. This was our first time visiting the store and we will definitely be returning. We spent two hours in there because there were so many authentic vintage items that we couldn’t choose from! If you are in the area and looking for something unique and one of a kind, make a stop in here, you won’t regret it. Patrice was so accommodating towards us and even negotiated prices with us for many of the items we ended up purchasing. Her prices are reasonable for the items she sells. We cannot wait to come back soon! Thank you Patrice!”
“Solid thrift spot! Two floors. The top floor is pretty sparse — go there for home goods, a tiny selection of books, linens & kids clothes. Usually I skip that floor. The bottom floor is where it’s at — adult clothing, shoes, furniture. There are three small dressing room stalls (not super private) if you really need them. When it’s cleaned up, everything is organized by color. Sometimes it gets pretty messy, but that happens at thrift stores! Generally well taken care of and nice workers. They do play a lot of worship music but maybe that’s just a Sal. Army thing? Not sure. No restrooms FYI. LOTS of sales, though, especially on holidays!”
“I'd definitely like to shop there. The prices are very cheap. Fifteen dollars for pants twenty five thirty five dollars sneakers. ten twelve dollars shirts. But if your trying to make money off of your clothing that you wanna sell them, you're not going to make what you want, they pay you like 2 to $3 per shirt per item, really. I went there with a whole bag of barely used polo button ups that weren't dated and they were freshly dry cleaned. And I think I got twenty five dollars fur, fifteen of them that they kept”