I like the concept behind this store. It shares the name with another such store I found on the…read moreother side of the country. However, the execution is a bit different. Here they've divided the store into sections. One side antique, the other side thrift. The antique side is a nicely curated display of antiques that seem to give that Texas feeling. There's a huge assortment of old cameras I always like looking through. They have some guns and swords, lots of signs, taxidermy, silver plate stuff, old and new bar tap handles, and one old typewriter that I've taken a liking to. My only issue here is that the prices do seem a bit too high. For example with the typewriter, which may need some kind of repair to be functional, so I think the $75 price tag is too much. The thrift side is much less nicely decorated. It feels just like a thrift store and flows like a Goodwill. Some of the items are actually "new old stock". There's a small bookshelf, a bunch of decor and such, some cabinetry for a workshop, and plenty more to peruse. The prices on this side are much more reasonable. Even cheaper than Goodwill in most cases. If nothing else, a trip here is worthwhile because it feels a lot like visiting a museum, except that it's one you can buy stuff from.

Super cool store with lots of inventory, new and old. Looks like remnants from close-out sales,…read moreestate sales mixed in with some personal collections. If you are into Circus posters, slot machines, taxidermy, metal signs and gas pumps you GOT TO go to Thriftique.

We needed a new dining table and chairs and Consignment Gallery had what we wanted! Easy to shop…read morein the store and questions were answered by the owner or Kurt. This store sure beats buying brand new from a big store!

Love this store! No junk just slightly used furniture. I have traded here for several years as well…read moreas them selling some of my furniture. If you are looking to save money vs new this is the place. Sue and her staff are very nice people.

This very large antique mall is just minutes from my family home. I was thrilled to find it and…read moremake it over to have a look. The vast majority of displays here are locked glass cabinets. It makes sense as a lot of the items are glass themselves or otherwise fragile. Lots of jewelry, watches, and even a good case-full of old pens and pencils (most not in the greatest shape). Perhaps one of the most interesting collections is the one along the left wall with lots of old WWII items and a huge collection of knives both antique and newer. Further back in the store you can find the larger items and furniture pieces. There's a cool Coca-Cola-everything booth. Tons of stationery and postcards. Many old boxes and containers still sealed with the original product inside. Staff is a bunch of friendly older folks that it was a pleasure to chat with. Prices are honestly high for the most part, but it's very much worth a look. Just make sure you set aside a few hours...

Awesome variety of antiques in a huge store. Prices high but bargains can be found…read moreStaff was great and knowledgeable

Stumbled into this place completely at random asking for directions and my eye balls couldn't focus…read moreon what to look at first! There are so many great fashion & vintage streetwear finds here .

My favorite vintage shop in Lubbock!! I've found so many great pieces including outerwear, jeans,…read moreand accessories!! Also the best prices you'll find! I would rate higher than 5 stars if I could!

This place is so wonderful! There is something in there for every type of crafter. There was a wide…read morevariety of craft items. Some looked new some were vintage. The prices were reasonable and we had great service! They take donations of things you are not using for crafting

Walked in with a small shopping list a beginners Natalie immediately offered her help and…read moreknowledge. She helped me make selections that were right for my project. The selection of quality fabrics and prints are going to for sure keep me coming back. Also found out about classes coming up for shoe making! How fun!

I made a terrible error in cutting a special quilt for the Maui fire victims on a Sunday. Did the…read moreGoogle search for on line stores that sold the same fabric. Found The Sewing Studio and ordered a yard of the fabric. I called the store on Monday morning to see if I could pay to have the fabric sent overnight so that I could get the quilt top completed. It was donated to our QOV group with the request we help get the three completed and sent back to be quilted. She will then send it on to a quilt store in Maui to be distributed to those in need. They sent it to me overnight and didn't charge me extra. I live in California and won't have the pleasure of visiting their shop but will definitely purchase more fabric on line, without the extra shipping requests. Many, many thanks to the wonderful women who helped me divert a disaster.

If you are a person of color, they will follow you down every aisle of the store, repeatedly asking…read moreif you need help until you feel uncomfortable and leave. It's a beautiful concept in theory, but sadly, I don't recommend it

Fantastic! Places like this are far and few. If you are cruising through Texas, you gotta check…read morethis place out.

First off, the staff were amazing. This is the second fabric shop/sewing studio I've been to in…read moreLubbock. Both were so friendly, what a wonderful community. The large selection of fabrics here were perfect for my next pattern. Employees not only helped me with picking out fabrics that worked well together but helped me, as a beginner, understand the pattern I had purchased. They hold classes of all sorts as well. I will be back again in the future!