2nd Street - Sherman Oaks Is a quality vintage shop with an incredible selection of clothing, accessories and footwear. Located on Ventura Blvd between Van Nuys Blvd and Cedros Ave and open from 11:00 AM to 8:00 PM daily. The value on items can absolute vary like a pair of Dr. Marten's under $60, yes please!! It's causal to designer level clothing and while items may be half their normal value so items range from $100 to $1000 dollars and up including jackets, coats, pants, bags and shirts. You can still sign up to save an extra 10% as well as enjoy in person and online deals. The service is super solid and warm, personable fashionistas of all genders holding it down at this used/vintage and consignment store, one of many worldwide. You can resell items as I've been lucky enough to do this with a couple personally although the vetting process is extensive for sure. They want high quality vintage rather than actual vintage and depending on the label they'll markup quit a bit. No security in the store, which I had gotten used to as they were always friendly and greeted you when you walked in and had a strict bag policy for leaving items with them. This leaves the job of lost prevention to the employees who don't even start off at more than $19 an hour... Common issue in retail and service industry roles. I came across a few items I really liked but the price tag was enough to cover rent so hard pass there. Just doesn't seem justifiable even if the tops was cute or the jeans were a 10/10. It be a different story if they donated to charities or nonprofits, but they absolutely do not. read more

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It's so unfair and sad for such a lovely, well organized, fully stocked store-- (according to their items) to get such a low rating on Yelp. But they still go and shop there.Before I forget, they also sell and buy high profile items by famous designers.. After our lunch next door, I have noticed this 2nd STREET thrift store, and decided to walk in yesterday at 5:40pm. I was greeted by Serafin, & Brent. They were very welcoming, helpful, kind and sweet with nice smiles on their faces. After Serafin gave me a little update on their store, policies, rules and regs, everything was pretty much self explanatory. They buy your clothes, shoes, or whatever else that you are trying to sell/buy and they will give you 10% off, if any garment is damaged, stained, ripped etc..however, you have to leave your stuff with them. They will go over them, and what sells, or what not, you need to go pick them up before their closing time. They have many different types of items from: belts, hats, benies, sun glasses, sweaters, shirts, blouses, shoes/boots, purses, scarfs, jackets, slippers, and more. Didn't see any kitchen appliance nor any toys. I saw few items that interested me. Didn't need them, but since they were half off, decided to buy them. They have 3 dressing rooms, and Kylie, let me try them on. Got myself a nice short sleeve blouse, (brown color), a nice long sleeve mustard color Jacket that has a zipper in the front-- along with a nice fuzzy fur on the top, and the bottom part of the sleeves. So pretty and looking new & chic. I also got a pair of jeans for everyday use, with 2 pockets in the front and 2 on the back and a brown color sweater. Very pretty. Dressing room along with the store was very clean, and organized. They even had great music playing overhead. Every item has it's own value/price. For my purchases I paid only $22.52. Go check out this thrift store, you will not be disappointed. Better than Crossroads and Wasteland. Street and metered parking only. Accepts cash and credit cards only. Thank you all very much. read more

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Since I was a little girl, I have been a firm supporter of second-hand clothing/thrifting for two main reasons: 1) I grew up financially in the poverty bracket and still am not flush with the upper class and 2) I am a fan of vintage, unique finds and the experience that makes the fashion feel exclusive to me versus what is being force-fed by actual retailers. This brick-and-mortar experience (versus apps like Ebay, Poshmark and Depop) comes readily in the traditional sense of thrift stores that are largely on a donation-based model selling items at below-market prices and re-sell shops or consignment boutiques which generally sell higher-end, newer fashionable goods at above-market prices (lower than brand new but not thrift) and are curated from store buyers paying customers for their items which they in turn, sell. Think: Buffalo Exchange, Crossroads, Plato's Closet. 2nd Street fits the latter re-sell distinction and although I am not particularly a fan of this type of model (because I am poor); I recently ventured inside the Sherman Oaks location of 2nd Street. 2nd Street is a Japanese based retailer focused on re-selling premium fashion being birthed in 1996 before crossing globally opening its first US store on Melrose in the City of Angels. It has since expanded to more than 1000 locations worldwide with several in the Los Angeles SoCal area. The Sherman Oaks location holding 5,152 square feet real estate on Ventura Blvd near the intersection of Van Nuys Blvd opened in 2020 (how have I never noticed this store before?!). 2nd Street is definitely a hip vibe with a boutique, urban loft-like feel with high ceilings, cement floors and large, exposed wooden beams. The store is neat-and-tidy and organized with half women's and half men's with also some children's clothing. 2nd Street offers purses, coats, dresses, shirts, pants, hats, shoes... most everything except I did not see any jewelry. Darn. The selection at 2nd Street is definitely fashionable and distinct with some amazing finds: one-of-a-kind pieces, luxury brands, trending fashion houses, etc. However, 2nd Street is noticeably a bit steep on your pocket. The prices are out of my range and the lower-priced goods are either less 'cool' or damaged. I found a cute Princess Polly white dress with cherry motif that was super cheap and then I realized it is because it had stains. Many of these items I can get for far less even with shipping, on Poshmark. The negative of high prices wasn't the pow-point of 2nd Street as this was expected. As seems to be the norm of these re-sell shops; customers tend to be low-balled while they turn around and make quite a profit. Several reviews here state thus and mention 2nd Street telling them to "come back" and make several trips. I experienced this in person with a couple attempting to sell at the register and were severely low-balled as I am an expert at fashion and prices. There was another customer who left clothes, they weren't called to pick up the unwanted items/payment and so 2nd Street took the unwanted clothing after all! Shady!!!!! I also overheard a male associate, after that customer in question left, talking badly ABOUT the customer INFRONT of other customers, I.E. me! These wannabe hipsters and Gen Z kiddos are terrible at customer service and running a business which colored my perspective against the store. 2nd Street seems to offer a much better selection than competitors like Crossroads or Buffalo Exchange so I do recommend it for specialty pieces and occasional shopping but I wouldn't suggest selling to them (you aren't going to make much of a return). Management also needs to address the absence of customer service and rude shit-talking about customers in front of other customers. 2nd Street is best taken with a grain of salt at your own discretion. read more

Really nice designer brand thrift shop. It's organized and clean with a hip, industrial vibe. There's a few cases in front with leather accessories. I saw Dior and Louis Vuitton. They don't carry jewelry here. Handbags are in many parts of the store. Very gently used with good prices for the brand and condition. Saw a lot of shoes for men and women, with soles in very good condition or better. A very helpful, nice employee assisted me. Not sure what the experience is for sellers but I would definitely come back the next time I'm looking for a handbag. read more

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Been to plenty of 2nd street locations... despite them all having plenty of stock, this store was orderly & clean. The 2 employees working were welcoming & helpful. So much better than other locations I've been to! A good selection of designer & casual , but unfortunately rather high prices. I found some good items that weren't my size -- definitely worth a browse. Better inventory than Santa Monica or Hollywood locations (in my opinion)... read more

I have been wanting to visit this place and finally I got the chance to see it. After coming from Coldstone Creamery, I had 15 minutes to spare and walked over here. Security guard and the sales people were courteous enough to let me know that they are closing in 15minutes. So here I am browsing the glass case with luxury items - Gucci, LV and the like. I find them pricey so I moved to the racks. They are fully stocked. A lot of products to choose from but they are not cheap enough to justify buying them. I found a cute black Rebecca Minkoff purse that I like and the price was within my budget so I bought it. The price is the same as in the Thrift Stores. *so sad to hear that they buy branded items cheap and then sell them for a high price point. *metered street parking read more

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One employee repeatedly makes disrespectful comments toward my girlfriend and disguises them as jokes. Regardless of how they are intended, the remarks come across as belittling and undermine a respectful workplace environment. I hope management takes this concern seriously and addresses the behavior appropriately rather than allowing it to continue read more

2nd Street has ALWAYS been a go-to store just in general to get clothes from, let alone specifically shop vintage. They've changed management in the past 1-2 years or so, but the store's been looking even better than before! The team has always been somewhat easy, though, to get whenever I needed something, whether it be high-up, on a mannequin, or behind the counter. Ava and Paulina are the ABSOLUTE nicest and always have the BEST fashion advice (and they will be honest and not just say it looks good because they work there!) Their customer service is amazing and so many of them go above and beyond to help clientele. 2nd Street has raised their prices by just a bit in the past couple of years as well, but I feel like that's fair compared to other stores and businesses right now. If you are a SELLER, I think it's important to go in with no expectations. I'd typically recommend more of what you would give to Goodwill and all of those random bags of clothes that have been sitting in your garage vs. the fur coat that your great-grandmother gave you that you cherish and are thinking about selling. I would ALSO recommend looking up the payout sheet IF you are mainly focused on making MONEY from your pieces. Otherwise, drop-off and pickup are pretty easy and they're typically decently fast on their turn-around times. The store is organized based on Men's and Women's, and then most of the aisles are sectioned by type of garment, ex. tank tops, short sleeves, dresses, jeans (with the exception of a couple themed sections like Y2K or Designer.) Overall, though, they have such a good collection and assortment of pieces for adults including more affordable options and fun designer finds. I'm excited to go back! read more

Had a great selling experience here thanks to Sierra! She was super quick and helpful, she explained the full breakdown of items that were accepted and the reasoning behind pricing. Came out with more than I expected! read more

Horrible customer service. Took a couple bags and was told to come back later as they're backed up. Understandable. They call me 20 min before closing to get there or else they can't hold my stuff overnight. Okay. I go and bad service no apologies didn't let me go through the back with all my heavy bags, but suggested I can make two trips. Nice. As a stylist I would never step foot in here again. read more

dont bother selling here ! they are so picky and lowball you ! mind you they have shoes that are falling apart and bags the staff is rude and act like they are ceos of the company doing you a favor read more

Super affordable and always find great things!! Best thrift store in the valley. Specially for good jackets!

Pricing was fine on items and there was tons to look at, but the dudes at the counter didn't seem to care to help anyone out. Heard some guy say they would give someone 40¢ for an item they were selling. Buffalo Exchange is right across the street you're better off selling to them. At least they give you a couple dollars if they buy something. 40¢ is absolutely ridiculous read more

I have been going to 2nd street for about a week to sell some of the clothes that I do not wear anymore and I have to say I had the most easiest and convenient experience from anywhere else. I have been to a lot of other places that make you wait for hours to tell you if they wanna buy or not But this place you can drop off your clothes and get a call back when they have an estimate. I want to say a special thank you to Ava and Sierra for their great customer service they're always very helpful, friendly and they make sure you leave feeling you got a great deal thank you guys I'll be back again for sure. read more

Had me wait 1 hr 15 min and said they weren't taking any of the items. I went back into the store and asked why they weren't taking any of them. The guy said "uhh because they're dirty". Didn't even sound sure. I remember how I had my bags when I brought them in & everything was exactly the same way I brought it in. They didn't even look at them. read more

Beware sellers!! Avoid with all cost! They will give you $1 for each item, even if brand new with tags !! I had never been paid so low for quality items before at any other place !! Sadly I was desperate for the cash and didn't want to haul it back to the car so sadly I let my items go for such an insulting price read more

This is always my last stop for selling clothes. I go to all the other shops and then dump stuff here. Why? They pay SO little. It's laughable. If you want to get good money for your clothes take them elsewhere. If you've already done that come here. They literally buy things for a dime. You might make enough to buy half a smoothie next door. read more

REVIEW FOR SELLERS: The buying process of the secondhand store is absolutely outrageous. These people don't even offer a fair price for the clothes. I'm aware that some of these clothes are fast fashion but $.10? I actually asked the woman if she was joking. Incredible nice workers though. You will have better luck selling at Buffalo exchange across the street. What an absolute rip off. I was so disgusted that I wouldn't even buy the dress I was considering. Here are the receipts Will never shop or sell again. read more

2nd STREET - This is a scam. - Used, Vintage & Consignment Near Me - Sherman Oaks, California

The customer service was poor, and items were purchased at very low prices and resold at significantly higher prices.

Good item selection including many designer brands, good prices, easy purchase. Will buy from again.

Dez and Jon did everything they could to meet and exceed my expectations. This is the best customer service I've ever experienced in fashion. I have been and will be returning again and again because I'm not just treated like any customer when I come to the door and there's a lot of people that come here. I can't even begin to understand how anyone could think of leaving a review less than five stars and they have some of the greatest selection of shoes I've ever seen in my life at prices that will shock you. David G. Whol3 read more

Workers are sketchy, but the egg roll is to die for. Go at your own risk. Went on a Wednesday read more

2nd STREET - Great selection, sketchy workers - Used, Vintage & Consignment Near Me - Sherman Oaks, California

dude with the curly hair and the staff are very slow. They low ball offer you after wasting a bunch of time. Please move quicker, stop wasting time and pay more for the clothes. Very simple. read more

I brought in some of my clothes today clean, in great shape, and on-trend thinking this store might appreciate quality. Instead, I was told they're "not taking my type of clothes." Funny, because the racks were packed with beat-up, faded, stretched-out shirts and jeans, priced almost the same as brand-new retail. Apparently, holes, stains, and stretched necklines are in high demand here... just not actual nice clothing. If you're hoping to sell, don't waste your time. If you're shopping, be ready to pay premium prices for thrift-bin quality. read more

Went there to sell some clothing items that I had. A lot of brand new items with tags still on them. They had me wait an entire hour for them to go through the items and then they offered me 10 cents an item. Total waste of time! read more

DON NOT SELL YOU ITEM HERE!!! Awful Deals! I brought 8 pairs of shoes all branded like Uggs and Nikes and unused they quoted me for $21!!!!! Might as well donate it and claim to my taxes. They are a joke!! read more

Don't waste your time at this location, go elsewhere!!!! I have sold many high end designer items to 2nd Street in Costa Mesa, CA. where I've had nothing but excellent experiences. At the Costa Mesa location they have always been fair and courteous nevertheless this location is ridiculous, unfair, rude, disrespectful, and shows favoritism to certain clients. I arrived at the Sherman Oaks location later in the afternoon and was told that they only purchase between 11 AM and 3 PM. I only had one shirt that I wanted to sell nevertheless I was turned away and told to come back tomorrow. At the same moment while I was being turned away another gentleman was being helped. This other customer sold some Yves saint Laurent and Christian Dior items as well as was shown items to purchase that had not yet entered the inventory. This gentleman was also offered pricing far superior than the pricing I was offered. For example he was paid nearly 40% of retail for the items he was selling and only 10% over what the location paid on new items that had yet to be displayed for the public. I had brought in a Alexander McQueen men's button down shirt with a price tag of $1498.00 The shirt was from this season's collection, it was new, it had never been worn. I had somehow lost the receipt when I moved and one of the hang tags had ripped off although other than that it was in excellent condition as if it was just taken from the rack at Neiman Marcus or somewhere comparable. The least expensive price I found online for the same shirt was on the Lyst for $1,037.00. Despite being a well known customer in Costa Mesa and being in their computer system the manager still sent me back home to get a copy of my drivers license when I arrived the second time the following day. I asked him roughly what he would give me for the shirt he confirmed 20 to 30% of the lowest price online. So I left and went home to retrieve my drivers license. When I arrived the third time a woman helped me with a poor demeanor and a indignant attitude. She offered me $65.00??? I thought I misunderstood her. Then I asked her to repeat herself and check if that was correct. When I asked how she derived at that figure, she stated to me that I can go elsewhere if I did not like her offer. She also suggested I go to a place called, "Wasteland". I said thank you. I was now slightly frustrated and agitated so I pressed her a bit and repeated my same question. This time she said they were not focusing on men's clothing and that they needed to increase their profit margin's as well as she was going to price the shirt at roughly $180.00. Obviously she was lying so I figured I would have some fun..., I laughed and then I stated I had been low balled before although she had taken it to a entirely new level I had never even considered because I did not have, nor did anyone I know have the ability to be that stupid with a stranger and keep a straight face. I complimented her ability to lie so well because it was so impressive. At this point I wanted to laugh, she really was either that good or that ignorant either case she could've sold it if I was desperate. I then asked If that was the case I should be able to buy a $10,000 items that they take in at her location for approximately $1000 and asked if I could have first right of rescission to buy every designer item bought at her location at her suggested pricing structure. She responded with a smug and condescending, " if you don't like my offer you can go elsewhere". Two days and 3 trips equals several hours of time, wear and tear on my car and roughly $50 in fuel all wasted Because nobody could give me a straight answer without jumping through so many hoops to be offered $65 in gas to be offered $65 on a $1,400 item? Obviously these people have no respect for other peoples time and resources. I witnessed firsthand the favoritism shown to what was obviously a friend of the employee while I was shown the go f@c! yourself pricing and basically given the run around for two days! I would not recommend this location unless you are one of those special people who happen to be a family member or friend of one of the employees. All others learn from my experience and visit any other location than this one unless you are seriously desperate and can afford to lose 95% Of what you paid for an item read more

2nd STREET - The exact shirt I was trying to sell however mine was new never worn. - Used, Vintage & Consignment Near Me - Sherman Oaks, California

I've been here maybe once or twice before hand before all things covid. First off, this place is amazing. They have such an amazing collection of designers goods. Right when you walk in, there's display cases of designer handbag galore. Purses, wallets and so on. There's also a case of sunglasses and watches. Even behind the counter are more displays of designer bags. Selections are amazing. Then of course you have rows and racks of fun and amazing clothes. Selections of good finds. Vintage and up to date items. Shoes, bags, pants, jackets. The list of great things goes on and on. The store is neatly organized. The selections of designers finds are spectacular. They have most things arranged by designer so that helps. This time, fitting room weren't available so no trying on things. Also, this was the second time that it happened when the credit card machine wasn't working. First time was before covid when we visited and now again. We noticed that people had to leave all there shopping behind as the machine wasn't working. I'm sure they would hold it for you but sucks that they would have to come back. Great array of items. Con, even though it's used and vintage. Some of the things are pricer than if they were new. But if your into second hand and ready for going through the racks. Give this place a visit. Loads of amazing finds. read more

2nd STREET - Used, Vintage & Consignment Near Me - Sherman Oaks, California

Great service. Fast appraisal. Easy payment. Walked in with a bunch of items and left them for appraisal and about an hour later received a call that the appraisal was ready. Was very happy with the price read more

I don't find their selection any much different from Buffalo, or Goodwill for that instance. They demand virtually retail for smelly, worn, faded clothing. They have a decent selection of high-end and designer which is fairly priced. I will say they have a competitive accessories; bags, wallet, sunglasses selection. The reps usually are too busy to help. Only two dressing rooms so there is often a line and/or they're helping a seller, on the phone, or chit chatting. They don't like when you impose on their chit chatting. Some of the conversations are quite inappropriate. It's young people working in a store for young people. You get a cloth bag at checkout and they offer a 'X dollars off ' or % with phone number. You might find something you like. read more

The people are awesome and they have amazing deals and wonderful items!! Always so happy to shop there for their versatile selection and great prices. Must go shop forsure! My next stop is Mel rose to see what they have to offer!! read more

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They offered me $0.10 for a Ted Baker men's polo and claimed it was "fast fashion?" Entitled teenagers claiming to know designer fashion and pricing real brands for pennies. Don't waste your time here unless you're ready to donate your stuff away. read more

Came in today with my daughter and was told by the security guard that I needed to leave my bag from another store at the front. No problem I said then he took my bag and threw it right near the door and walked away. I was literally shocked that the store would throw my things and leave them unattended. I walked back and said you just leave my things there. He then proceeded to tell me that even the mail man leaves his bag full of mail next to the open door. Anyone can walk up and take it. Honestly wanted to walk out because of the rude guard. Thankfully the cashier was so nice and put my things behind the counter. You guys need to rethink your policy. I will be following this up policy of requiring people to leave their property unattended. This needs to change read more

I love all my used high end items at reasonable prices so this is my place and my husband fell in love with the spot as well

Their purses selection got really good!! I got a guess purse for twelve bucks and I also noticed they were selling a Moschino purse for 33 bucks read more

2nd STREET - I got a guess purse for just twelve bucks - Used, Vintage & Consignment Near Me - Sherman Oaks, California

Terrible service. Store item selection is mediocre, customer server was just bad with workers being condescending, rude, slow, and unhelpful. I usually don't leave negative reviews but this was just a terrible experience. Please do not bring your business here. Tried selling some blazers and other jackets and not only was the wait 2 hours, they stuffed all the blazers into a plastic bag with zero regard for creasing or other forms of damage. I mean there was zero care or folding put into the items, and they were to remain in such a state for 2 HOURS. That alone almost made me take my items back but I wanted to at least get a quote. After 2 hours I got my terribly creased clothes with them offering $1 for decent brand blazers (Kenneth Cole, Varvatos, etc.) and less than $1 on other pieces that were good quality I'm nearly at a loss for words. Go anywhere but here read more

My first time at this location and I was so pleased. I got there right at opening and the staff were extremely welcoming. All the employees were SO nice. I honestly don't remember the last time I went into a store and felt so welcomed. They all had amazing energy which is extremely hard to find these days. They had a huge selection of items and the store was super clean! read more

The good: This place is overwhelmingly stashed with great finds! This is by far my favorite second hand clothing store that I have been to. Much like Buffalo Exchange where they select only trendy clothes (unlike Goodwill that has a hodge podge of everything) the target population is young and trendy folks. However, unlike Buffalo, the majority of the items are in really great condition and are fairly priced. It's a good spot to find particular brands because they separate many things by brand (Nike, Supreme, etc). They have affordable things in the $5-16 range but they also have vintage pieces or designer items that are in the hundreds or over $1,000. I couldn't even peruse the entire store because I knew I'd end up buying more things. Everything in the store was in great condition still and the store didn't have a used/old clothes smell. It was brightly lit and had an industrial feel. Though the clothes were second hand, you didn't feel like you were in a dingy second hand clothing store. The shoes were all in great condition. I've never seen such a great selection of backpacks, fanny packs, purses, hand bags and men's boots before. The shoe section is to die for (for both men and women). They also sell jewelry, watches and hats. The bad: The hangers are tightly packed so it's hard to look through the clothes because the hangers don't slide left and right much. The interesting: They buy clothes too. Since the fitting rooms are closed due to COVID, they have a 2 week return policy on non-accessory items. read more

2nd STREET - They have tons of men's bags and Fanny packs - Used, Vintage & Consignment Near Me - Sherman Oaks, California

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I want to specify that this review reflects the selling model and not the physical storefront or service. To preface, I actually think this thrift store is probably one of the nicer/cleanest options available with a decent selection of second hang clothes and accessories. As a young browser I'd much prefer to shop here than any Buffalo Exchange or Crossroads etc...the staff appears very friendly and professional. However, as a human being who respects myself, I can say I would sooner burn my stuff in the middle of the nearest parking lot than bring it here for pennies again. It's true that any buy/sell thrift will leave you feeling judged, offended, and even violated, but it seems like the pricing here is more so based on category as oppose to sell value. "10 cent items" (literally) for shirts that may have cost $100 etc..leaving you with less cash than another buyer...for reference I was offered $4 for an item with the $150 price tag attached...I've been paid more for a hug. If the money isn't that important, handing over quality/brand name items might benefit you. For the most part though, I believe most bring their things for resale because they consider them to be of some value...the best advice I can give is to go in with a donation mindset so that the $8 you leave with is only a plus. read more

Great Service, professional staff! The sales people were very helpful in helping me find a certain vintage item