Best thrift shop around. Upscale resale items! Run strictly by volunteers. The Volunteers are…read morehelpful and nice and want you to stop in for good bargains. This is more like a boutique than your average thrift shop.

Was turned off a little when I came in with my well behaved 3 year old that needed to use the…read morerestroom and they refused to let him use the bathroom. They made me take him outside to use the restroom.

I love everything about this store. It's a nonprofit helping students in the area, the women who…read moreown and run it are DELIGHTFUL, and the space is so cool and historic. I 100% recommend stopping into this hidden gem! You won't be disappointed.

1: the cashier lady told me I couldn't try on clothes because people were caught doing things they…read moreshouldn't in the dressing rooms. I was the only one there for one. why should I be punished for something that someone else did? 2: there prices a ridiculous anymore. all because people resell things. what did they care?? it was free to them in the first place. this place is for people who can't afford new clothing! Uuuugh so disappointing in them. This is why I don't give to them anymore. Including when they ring the bell. They become greedy.

I found a few great finds here! They were a bit dirty, but that comes with the thrill of thrifting…read more Staff was kind, and the items were all well organized. I've already been enjoying my new lamp and painting.

After driving 45 minutes, I walked in to find several people just hanging out, and then a large dog…read morecame up to me. The employee casually mentioned the dog would be following me around. I told her I'm highly allergic to dogs, so I wouldn't be shopping - she then asked why Iwas leaving. I love animals, but being allergic to them is no joke. You choose to have animals in your store, I choose not to shop. The store itself was very small, and between the crowd of people and the big dog roaming around, it was not a good experience. Save yourself the trip

This darling shop is full of local crafts, bake goods and useful items from nearly 30 vendors…read more Most is new, but some vintage items are scattered about, including some tools. Now, there are beautiful holiday wreaths, wooden trees, colorful primitive nativity scenes. Located in Holgate, at the main intersection with the "Open" flag, the store welcomes you, and draws you in. The owners are kind and interesting to talk to. Prices are reasonable. I purchased a nice flower holder for my wall, and Bee Pollen from Honey Blossom Orchard, Napoleon. The fresh cookies looked delicious, so I purchased a plate of them. I'm looking forward to stopping in again to see the variety of merchandise.

Great treasures! If you're looking gorgeous Antiques, Vintage or home decor Mathis is the place to…read morego. Reasonable prices too!

This was a small antique shop in the middle of nowhere for me. I was driving to Lansing Michigan…read moreand decided to stop as I had time to kill. They didn't have much, but there were definitely some cool items here.

what an excellent shopping experience. This is not a resale store, it is a perfectly curated…read morevintage clothing store. They have quality vintage pieces at reasonable prices. The staff are excellent, and the store is full of treasures. I wish they had more dressing rooms with more privacy, but overall it's worth a visit!

A well curated vintage & secondhand store. They keep their eye on the vintage trends. For example,…read moreright now, Y2K is relevant in the fashion scene, so they will cater to that trend for now. They have various selections outside of trends as well. There's a lot of stuff under the vintage umbrella: They have a bridal section, antique beaded dresses, tropical shirts, toys from the 80's, etc. The staff is delightful. I park on the street across from the store. Last time that I was there I got a bunch of beaded necklaces & shiny broaches. I love them