I love the store!!!! Always so well put together !! Amazing deals on vintage furniture, clothes,…read moreand home goods! Amazing vintage finds! I always find some thing I love in this shop, gotta love a store that sells CBD bath bombs and crystals!!!! Take all my money!!!

Hidden gem in lansing! They have such great handpicked pieces, accessories and decorations all…read morevintage and retro. They give very mid-century vibes and they have clothing and other newer items as well. The owner is great. Love visiting this place!

This place is amazing! The owners have great taste and a great sense of humor, and this reminds me…read moreof a much better version of the stores that I loved in Houston and San Francisco as a teen. My quirky, arty edgy teen daughters loved it. Great addition to Old Town in Lansing - we will surely be supporting it going forward.

Back with the original owner was alive, this used to be a fun atmosphere place to get reasonably…read morepriced vintage clothing! Now, unfortunately it has become another overpriced vintage shop (that also sells unethically sourced dropship items for 10x the price). I would recommend just going to the thrift store to find the same quality stuff for infinitely better prices! It's so sad to see such a cool shop go down the drain like this.

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Very large, well kept secret full of treasures. Clothing, jewelry, purses, shoes, furniture. Some…read morenew, some vintage, some antique! Reasonably priced. Worth the trip!

So unique.....such a fun shopping experience! Just go! Hats, gloves, beautiful purses, oh my! And…read moreunexpected treasures!

Cute boutique. Lots of great hair, neck and ear accessories. Jenna Kator purses and bags too…read more I do love that they carry a variety of our local purse and accessory designer, Jenna Kator. I have clutches by her. I do like her bags are named after cities in Michigan too. Deb confirmed they are open until 6pm tonight. Decided to give it a look see. Must knock or call for them to open the door for you. I bought 3 hair pins and a crystal chain necklace for casual dress up and around town wear. It's a fun store to browse for a good while. You are bound to discover some real gems.

Located on the MSU campus, the surplus store and recycling center is an interesting place to shop…read moreon campus. They carry all the random things that either students leave behind when they move to out to all the things that the departments need to get rid of. It's literally a vintage trove of things that if you're willing to dig around you can find something interesting. They carry everything from computers, decorative knickknacks, clothes, shelves, research equipment, furniture,etc.

Selection, Value and Service were all great. Not to mention Clean, welcoming and extremely…read morereasonable. I wish I had more time.

Found this place by randomly driving by and I couldn't be happier. I lost 40lbs and have nothing…read morethat fits right and I was able to restock most of my wardrobe on my first visit. I will be back!

Cute shop in Old Town Lansing. Unique clothing that you won't see anywhere else and price tags to…read morematch--also jewelry, shoes, purses, sunglasses. Very much for the artsy crowd. The sales are good though! My cousin got a jacket and dress for $100 total.

I am so glad Retail Therapy came to Okemos, we really needed a place like this!!! It is such a…read moreunique store with an eclectic mix of clothing, jewelry and even the store furniture is unique and vintage. They have a great selection of boho chich, vintage and designer clothing which is really cool. They even have lines that celebrities are wearing, like chan luu wrap bracelets which I am obsessed with! Fabulous finds for okemos! I love it cus I can find something unique and different that makes me feel and look great and stylish. I also love keeping up with the latest fashions and feeling a little bit more like a celebrity myself and retail therapy gives me the opportunity to do this!!

I heard about this place when living in Chicago, and after purging my closet last week, I figured…read moreI'd try to get some cash before donating the rest to Goodwill. My selling experience was generally positive - the staff clearly explained the buying/selling process and invited me to browse the store while they went through my items. Of course they want me to browse the store. If they're going to give me money, they want me to spend it in their store. Truth be told, I love secondhand stores and would've gladly bought some clothes if I'd found anything I wanted. First, there were far fewer clothes for men than for women (a point they note on their website to encourage men to donate). Second, the people who've been donating to this particular store clearly are college undergrads: half of the clothes are from American Eagle, and there are strong showings from Abercrombie & Fitch and Hollister. Third, the men's jeans are generally outdated. Granted, I only looked in my sizes - there may be some stuff that I would wear in the wrong size. After 10 minutes or so, my clothes had been checked out. They accepted 4 items - 2 shirts and 2 pairs of Express Jeans - and said the rest of the clothes were too old. Incidentally, they kept the oldest item I brought (a dress shirt from Benneton), but I'm guessing they liked the label. In all, I don't completely understand what mystical process the staff uses to determine what to keep and what to give back, but I'm happy to take away a few dollars on clothes that I had just planned on giving away.

If it's more than a 5 minute drive, don't go here, manager is obviously obsessed with their image…read moreon yelp, responding condescendingly to every bad review like the reviewer is an idiot, responding to every single review telling them to contact her if you have anymore questions, like the person who left the review didn't already get f&$&ked over by their terrible service. especially if you're a man you'd be better off dumpster diving for clothes. don't sell, they'll give you 5$ for brand new name brand clothes worth over 100$, and then sell it for 100$ in the store. I've literally worked at plato's closet in Traverse City michigan, that location and this location are not good, but this one is much worse for selling, unless you want maybe enough money to buy yourself a happy meal after driving 30 minutes to the store.

The free section is a little shady. Nothing i would take home. But the rest of the items in the…read morestore were nice and seemed reasonably priced, especially the kitchenware. Good selection of hand tools. Had enough staff people to assist you in finding items and helping you get larger items to your vehicle. Clean and organized. I will be back next time I am in town.

From the owner: The Free and Cheap Store was created to answer the waste we saw on our Lansing Junk Removal…read morepickups. So we decided to repurpose, refurbish, and recycle as much as possible, leading to a more environmentally conscious solution than just dumping everything at a landfill! We offer these items for free or cheap to help clean up our area and give back to the community. Promotion: You can save at least 50% off your entire purchase by donating $5 or more towards the monthly charity!