Walked up the stairs to look at their resale clothing. Only mens clothes. Organized in order of…read moreclothing type and color. There is a coffee bar also up there.

Really cool place! Super clean and a lot of neat stuff!…read more Went with my wife and we both agreed they had the best lattes we have ever had!

This shop has incredible deals on truly quality items-- and the sales are so frequent! I love…read morewearing my Loft dress pants I bought here, and telling the many complimenters "Thanks! I got them for $2!" :) The employees are kind as well. Check it out! One of the rare times your wardrobe AND wallet will thank you at the same time!

Cute neighborhood consignment shop geared towards the older, professional woman…read more Not my style but I did manage to purchase some accessories. Really nice employee waited on me. I wasn't hassled or bothered while looking which I liked. Also the window display is always done nicely and with a theme. Just because it's not my style doesn't make it a bad things. It's still a nice little shop.

I saw a girl wearing the cutest high waisted trousers, and I asked her where she got them and said…read morethis store called Kula that had a lot of vintage clothes. I'd never heard of it, but went to check it out recently and I'm totally in love. They had the cutest vintage stuff at very very reasonable prices. And the store itself was very cute as well, and everyone who worked there was incredibly kind. Heads up though - they're only open Friday and Saturday!

A little bit off the beaten path, Kula Industries is one of the best vintage stores in the city and…read moredefinitely worth a trip or five! Browse racks filled with highly curated Hawaii-meets-Brooklyn cool-80s/90s-kid threads with an emphasis on natural and luxurious fabrics. The owner, Meredith Kula, is kind and oh-so-talented; She'll help you find the perfect piece and even offers alterations as a service. Besides vintage, you'll find small collections of local designer goods as- well-as a small section of handmade pieces by the owner herself, hand-sewn from sustainable fabrics. What a fabulous addition to Pittsburgh burgeoning vintage scene!

Ever since I read about Mustard & Relics in Pittsburgh Magazine I have been looking forward to…read morecoming here. I'm always on the hunt for something unique to add to my ever growing collection of kitsch. This place definitely delivers when it comes to the unique. It's a rather small shop, or maybe it's quaint. Whatever it is, it is warm and welcoming as soon as you walk inside. I happened in here on a rather bleak day outside and being greeted by the owner when I walked in really made my day. I really enjoyed chatting with her. It not only made me feel welcomed in here, but I also felt that I was more inclined to purchase something since she had shown an interest of my being in her store. There is so much to be found in here that looking around you definitely get nostalgic. I had noticed items that reminded me of growing up. Things that you don't give a second notice while growing up, but grow to appreciate later in life. Bowls that remind you of a family dinner, a toy that reminds you of a family member or just an item that reminds you of a time that you were carefree. Pricing is reasonable and in my opinion, much better than other stores of this type. Although you may not find those bigger pieces what you will find here are some pretty great items that you won't find elsewhere in the city.

I stopped into this cute shop during the Brighton Heights house tour. The space is tastefully…read morepacked with vintage clothing, accessories, art, and housewares. I was particularly enamored with the glasses and dinnerware in the backroom, and there was a wide selection of complete glass sets with pretty vintage designs. I will definitely be back to pick out a set in the future. I had no issues with customer service like a previous reviewer mentioned. I felt welcomed as soon as I entered the store.

First off, I can't believe that I failed to do a review as much as I shop here. I'm a legend and…read morethat's a pretty big deal at this shop! Let's start off with what I don't like...umm I can't think of one thing that I don't like but I have a million reasons otherwise. The quality....the clothing is built to last. I've had t-shirts that are at least 5 years old and they look practically new after many washes. No fading at all. I have totes, crossbody bags, socks, keychains, candles...and various other clothing items. No complaints whatsoever. The store is beautiful, rustic, nostalgic and pays homage to the area where the store is situated. I miss the downtown location but the store in the Strip serves us well. If you have yet to visit you're definitely in for a treat!

We were walking around the Strip District Terminal yesterday and visited the new Steel City…read moreClothing Company. I had heard this shop moved here into the Terminal, but I was not familiar with the brand. It's a nice little shop with cool decor. It is designed to look retro. They even have an old classic Triumph motorcycle on display. What caught our eye was a shirt displayed on an outside rack with a crying pirate on it that said . . . "Actually There's A Lot of Crying in Baseball," which is very apropos to our local Major League team here in Pittsburgh. The shirt was $36. We bought one for a Father's Day gift. I was surprised to learn that the return policy on shirts is one year . . . ONE YEAR!! That's kinda crazy, but apparently they are supposedly good quality, and made in the U.S.A. In addition to shirts, they also had other clothing too, such as hats, shorts, socks, n'at, and they even had stickers for sale . . . Cheers! P.S. One negative thing was that they don't give out paper receipts. You can have it e-mailed or sent by text. I opted for an e-mail, but it never actually arrived (meh)!!!

Such a unique, fun place to shop. This is real time vintage. Staff and other customers were super…read moretalkative and helpful. My friend and I loved it. She got a Dior scarf for under 20 bucks!

Almost impossible not to feel inspired and find something cool to bring home to join you on your…read moreadventure. Highly recommend a pilgrimage to this classic city staple.

Ten Thousand Villages is a non-profit retail store that sells fair-trade merchandise from artisans…read morein dozens of countries. The store's website says that the staff are volunteers. I recently shopped in this store, and I felt pleased with the assortment of home decor (e.g., blankets), kitchenware (e.g., bowls, kettles, and mugs), hygiene products (e.g., soaps), clothing (e.g., dresses, robes, hats, gloves, scarves, and socks), accessories (e.g., necklaces, handbags), Christmas gifts (e.g., ornaments, nativity scenes, and stockings), foods (e.g., coffees), and more. I thought that the prices were reasonable for the quality. I found many things that I liked, and I feel good knowing that I can support artisans who would otherwise be unemployed or underemployed. If you cannot shop in person at this store, then you may instead shop on their website.

I always feel good when I shop here, due to their reputation and business practices. The items are…read morebeautiful in addition. This time, we were looking for Christmas ornaments as gifts for a group. We found 26 in a variety of styles and prices and ended up choosing colorful animals, stars, and angels out of paper. The friendly staff person individually wrapped them for safe travel! Street parking.

Nice selection and pretty nice and knowledgeable staff. Wide selection of jerseys, t-shirts and…read moregeneral streetwear. Was one of my faves when compared to the selection on carson st. For the most part, the prices were reasonable!

I'm so very disappointed because I thought I had found a great place to shop. I'm still waiting…read morefor my suits to arrive. unfortunately it has come yet. I want a refund immediately because I have a conference to attend next week. I suggest you shop somewhere else if you need it in less than 3 weeks. My name is Howard McMahon 937-248-9094