Super awsome peices, all for reasonable prices. Lots of cool designer heels, I saw lots of Jimmy…read moreChoo. Thwy also had great selection of all leather belts, boots, and jackets.

I've driven past this place SO many times. I finally got the chance to pop in and take a peek! It's…read morecrammed full of vintage finds which is great as long as you're a small person. I'm talking a modern size 10 and feet size 8 or smaller in women's. I cannot speak for the men's wear. I absolutely loved that it was loaded to the rafters with treasures, but it did make it difficult rifle through the racks. There was a TINY section of kids/baby items & one discount rack I saw in the back. I did purchase a pair of earrings & a vintage kid shirt, but that was it. The cashier seemed bothered with selling them to me, which was not a great experience. Staff don't have to be exuberant, but they can at least acknowledge your presence & be cordial. I'd really like to say I will come back, but I don't think I will until they develop a GLP1 strong enough to make me thin like Arianna Grande and I gain enough outward vintage clout to charm the staff into a better attitude.

I heard about Animalia through a friend of a friend. I've been on the hunt for a bulk shop since I…read moregot to Utah, so I was very excited to find them despite them being almost a 40min drive from my place. I also heard that they do offer food composting for 60 cents a gallon out back which was a godsend since my new 'hood doesn't do composting (and it's too early in the season to use for planting). The shop is super cute, clean and organized. Parking is very easy out front (no payment required). The vibrant woman working there was ultra helpful and friendly (she even remembered to text me when one of the products I asked about came in). She showed us around and let us know how things worked. I ended buying a lot more than I planned (including their kombucha! cinnamon apple -- yum!), and I am happy with all of their products so far. The rose deodorant is amazing. I have yet to try the epsom salts, but am excited to. The shop overall is a little bit expensive, but I'd much rather pay more to live responsibly. Composting price is a steal though -- definitely my go-to now.

Animalia is an adorable and charming store offering most everything required to be the hip, cool,…read moremore earth friendly version of myself that I wish I was. As I entered the shop on a Friday afternoon, two girls bearing the same wavy blond bob, glasses, and even exhibiting similar mannerisms greeted me! I asked if they were twins, and we all had a good giggle as they explained no, they just sort of merged into the same person after spending so much time working together. Isn't it funny how that sometimes happens? They were both friendly and helpful, explaining how to dispense the bulk products, and happily answering questions. A small thing that is such a helpful idea, is that they accept donated reusable containers, so if you forget your own, or, like me, happen upon the shop without having previously planned on stopping by, you are free to use any of these bottles! The bulk goods consist of body, beauty, and home products. Featured brands are recognizably good ones: EO, Biokleen, Mountain Rose Herbs, and Meow Meow Tweet (you can even grab a bit of their well-reviewed natural deodorant!). In addition to the bulk offerings, they sell regular size natural makeup and beauty products, lots again from Meow Meow Tweet, Fat and the Moon, and others. They even have reusable period pads and cups. SLC, you're getting so progressive! In addition, there were creative planters and ceramic containers, gorgeously fragranced candles, a variety of incense, clever greeting cards, notebooks and other stationary, pretty reusable totes and bags, and jewelry. Most (maybe all?) are hand crafted, some locally. There was even a small rack of vintage clothing! Prices are reasonable; though do not expect overly cheap bulk prices. As the products on offer are high quality, you will pay accordingly, and it's worth it!

I love this store so much! They are selective in the clothes they take on consignment, so the…read moreclothes you are purchasing are always of great quality at a great price! I was greeted cheerfully upon entering my first time and they explained the different color tag sales, etc. I was so impressed by this store! It was such a great experience and I found many wonderful gifts for the holidays. They have new items as well that are fun! As well as accessories, shoes, make up, etc. And, they have "store" cats that wander and I love that! However, I imagine it would be hard on those with allergies. So something to take note of.

I liked some of the selection here, but the heavy scents and no bag policy is a bit of a turn off.read more

I'm surprised there aren't more reviews for this really wonderful consignment shop! I visited for…read morethe first time recently and am surprised I don't hear more people talking about this Re-Finery. This shop is clean, welcoming, and the owner was extremely sweet. The selection is thoughtful and intentionally sourced with items from quality brands. The dressing rooms are spacious and inviting and prices are extremely reasonable. They're also in a really great location and I'm excited to return often to see what's new!

Stopped in to browse and fell in love with this spot. I grabbed three items that I clearly needed…read more The selection was excellent, but not overwhelming. The owner was a delight- had a really wonderful conversation. If I lived here I would be a regular! Love this sustainable shop, and the gorgeous pink cashmere sweater I bought will be worn with love.

Blue Velvet Bunny is a super cute rad little vintage thrift shop in downtown Salt Lake City. The…read moreclothing was reasonable and all items were uniquely curated and the shop itself was really really rad. 5+*

This is a true crown jewel of the Utah thrift scene, really fantastic, authentic pieces all around…read more I've never seen so many genuine vintage items in such pristine condition. (Fair prices too!) Can't recommend this shop enough.

I am so impressed by this vintage shop. The selection and price is VERY on point…read more What made me and my boyfriend want to stay longer was the amazingly friendly Sophie. Truly, she made us feel welcome by being ready to help at any moment and sincere kindness. 100% worth coming back on our road trip to support this shop :)

Vantage is a beautifully curated shop, with unique finds and dreamy vintage pieces. I'd take…read moresomeone here if they were visiting SLC for the first time, just be aware that prices are on the higher end.

A delightful surprise, this shop is charm and whimsy on steroids…read more Excellent selection of vintage clothes and decor plus many items by local artists that are perfect for gifting. Owner has great energy and engaging. In a perfect world, they would be open on Sundays.

This place is so cute and has such awesome curated goods. I loved the vibe and especially the…read moreclothing and shoes. Felt the prices on those were a bit high and was a little bummed that some of the cool things I found were way out of my price range. I'd love to come back and browse some more though and see what new treasures she finds. Tricky to get to because 7th East has a big divider down the center, but it's on the east side of the street (so try to come at it from the south) and look at it on the map before you come so you can turn before the store and park on the street behind or in the little parking lot.

Beautiful store. You can tell the detail put into every little thing just by looking at the…read moreoutside. The signage to the lighting used as eye candy in the window looks good no matter what time of day, day or night. Eclectic and "good vibes" as you will in this beautiful store.

I saw their collection of lamps and home fixtures, I got to say I was pretty impressed. This is a…read moresmall but beautifully run, locally owned store that we should all support. I also spoke with the shop owner and she seems very sweet.

Super cute store with booths where different vendors have things for sale. Wide variety of items…read more They have lots of crafts and clothes and stickers. I love the handmade goods. The prices vary from booth to booth. The girls working were nice. They have a soda fountain so I got a 32 oz Diet Coke to drink while I browsed. Super crisp brew.

Incredible store and women! Lovely and enchanting selection, brilliant poetry pop up (we got…read morecustom poems from two lovely writers on an old school typewriter!) and hot cocoa stand. Salt & Honey is now a destination, making us want to come back to Salt Lake City. Great selection of gifts, jewelry, cards, home goods, children's toys and clothing, and naturally made products. And they have a Soda Fountain! Can't wait to come back to shop again!

I love this shop! Not only are they affordable, but you can tell they put in a lot of thought into…read morethe clothes they find. The staff is also very friendly and helpful!

The shop is clean, and has neat, funky mural designs that I love. The service was great. But…read morehonestly, the prices for second-hand clothing is ridiculous. Thrift, don't support predatory businesses like this. I feel that "Shop Vintage" is exploitative because they seriously jack up the prices of clothing. It's really gross that scalpers are swooping in to the thrift stores and buying up these clothes (for pennies on the dollar) so the people they were intended for can no longer afford them at a reasonable price. Yes, our donation centers have tons of "clothes", but a lot of that's fast-fashion synthetic garbage. It had no intention of longevity, whereas these textiles are valuable, which is exactly why this company continues to snatch these things up to resell at a premium. If you're fine with predatory practices, no one's stopping you from shopping here. I'd personally recommend popping in to thrift stores like the DI, where a vast majority of these clothes were donated in the first place. :( ** Edited to add, per their comment attached to my review: They claim their "clothing is sourced from 'wholesale warehouses' out of state that gather unsold donations." That string of buzzwords sounds nice, but in reality anything they buy was a previously "unsold donation", and them jacking up $5 jeans to a sickening $72 is not limited to state lines. They're up-charging and if you're fine with being scalped, and willing to pay ridiculous prices, then take my review with a grain of salt. This is just my 2¢...donate to thrift stores so people in need can reuse. It is disgraceful that the donation/thrifting cycle has become gentrified.