I came into this tiny little shop while wandering around downtown Auburn…read more The shop owner was a total doll and pointed me towards their vintage hats. She had a large selection and all at incredibly reasonable prices( think 50 percent cheaper then what you would find on Etsy or in a trendy shop in SF). She also had racks on vintage clothing, shoes and other fun trinkets. I left with a large green flower inspired hat from 1957 that I just can't wait to wear. Why people don't wear hats still always confuses me....ah well Those Were the Days....

From the owner: Dance through time as you look at Vintage dresses, Hats, costume jewelry, and More. We offer a…read moreselection of Vintage and Antique Merchandise including furniture, prints, home decor, and reproduction Mens Hats. The owner has spent 27 years in this field and looks forward to visiting with you.

Trust those who Yelp regularly…read more.. Terrific little shoppe with unique items for men and women alike. The location is a bit "off," but ideal for old town visitors and local residents too. Stop in to say hello and see new and privately-owned hidden gems you may not see anyplace else.

Stopped in here over a year ago and fell in love with this little vintage store. Purchased a lovely…read moreitem and still have it to this day. Returned today 05/15/22 around 220P and even though hours on Yelp day they're open... They are closed. Inside looked a little empty too as if the store no longer exists. Nooooooo!

We stopped into ReNew to browse and see if we could find some items for our house. There's plenty…read moreof parking in the lot, and there are two entrances. Inside everything is really well decorated and displayed beautifully. We stopped in right after Christmas so there was still a lot Christmas decorations, housewares, and ornaments. They have a clothing section, home area, and then furniture, books, and toys. This is a place you'd want to check out seasonally for new items. The prices range and when we stopped in they were having specials on certain items for a big discount on the listed price. They are also working to raise money for a great cause, it benefits the Acres of Hope, a program supporting women and children. You can also make donations here.

One of the nicest upscale non-profit thrift stores you will ever visit. Beautiful presentations and…read moredisplays of the gently used merchandise that needs a new home. Well organized with a great group of volunteers staffing this unique boutique. The store is decorated to match the seasons and the care that is given to the customer experience is very evident. From clothing that often has the original price tags still on the merchandise to the useful housewares that are priced to sell, this is a fun experience with every visit. New stock is added every day. You may have visited other thrift-shops in the area, but you need to visit this Renew Boutique to see their unusual variety of quality merchandise attractively displayed. The store faces Douglas Blvd. and is next to the new Harbor Freight.

I don't live in the area and so It took me forever to finally visit. We were out in Rocklin and…read moreimpulsively decided to stop in and check them out. It threw us off because the first thing we see outside is a clothing rack that said everything was $1. So you better believe we bought a couple things. Inside the store was filled with crystals, home goods, video games, clothes, accessories, etc. Standard thrift stuff minus the massive section of crystals which I loved. As for prices, it felt like an early 2000's goodwill. Every time we saw something remotely interesting I assumed it would be 2-5x more expensive than it actually was. What do you mean this leather jacket is only $15??? I got a factory sealed PlayStation 2 game for my collection for only $5. It's worth $25 when factory sealed. This is one of the cheapest thrift stores I've ever visited, with high quality products, and friendly staff. I will absolutely be back, even though it's a 30 minute drive from me.

Loved the selection, so happy I could find a pair of jeans that fit me here for 8 bucks! I took a…read morequick look at their jewelry and couldn't leave without grabbing a pair of earrings. Customer service was great and friendly. A new shop has been added to my thrifting

Have only been a shopper here love the items gotten some rare Kurt Geiger and coach ysl all…read moreauthentic Sold other day was happy with my sale sold 31 items for 140 cash or 170 trade They took most vibrant rare colorful items athletic ware jeans Nice experience never had a bad one here

Ok I understand that everyone has to make money but this place is highway robbery when you bring…read morethem in brand new tennis shoes that are running for $135 then they go by stock x price than you go look at the Yellowing shoes they are selling and they are like $100 and up... Everyone Thier are Koo service is professional!!! But I guess they seen me coming. LoL I only look this way. Wanted to give me $20 on a new pair of Jordans. I'd rather give em to a homeless person. They give you $20 turn around and flip em for $100+. Then tells me they don't buy replica jerseys lol!!! I go look and they have racks of them!!!! I'm not surprised with all the bad reviews.

Stopped in on a Sunday afternoon ~it is small, clean, well-organized, and full of great finds…read more There's a wide variety of items, from clothing, accessories, home goods, and antiques. All in great condition and thoughtfully displayed. It's clear there is pride in keeping the store tidy and curated. Fun and easy place to browse--good selection of unique dish-ware for such a small store. I'll definitely be back!

Was meeting with a friend in the area but had some time to kill so I stopped by "Upscale Thrift"…read morewhich was nearby. Figured I could browse their paperbacks and grab a book to read while I waited. There were some clothes racks outside their front entrance which I glanced at briefly. Definitely did not appear "upscale" as their name suggests. But I figured maybe inside would be better. Walked past the dresses section by the door and looked at pricing. Each item is individually priced, which is understandable for small businesses like this. But to price a simple dress for $25 that you'd find at Goodwill for maybe $8-10 seemed a little too steep. Other items seemed more fairly priced for a thrift store, like $5-6 for a top. I'm all about supporting local businesses so I figured I'd find a book or something small to purchase and be on my way. I was in the store probably 2 minutes tops when an older guy said to me, "Excuse me!" I thought he was a customer so I said "Yes?" Was bracing myself for a strange conversation since you never know what to expect when a random person starts talking to you. Had no idea he worked there. He then tells me that I'll need to check my bag at the front counter. I was in disbelief. I was just carrying a simple handbag, no huge tote or backpack. Just my normal purse that I carry everywhere and have never been stopped. I was so surprised by his request that the first thing I said was, "Me?" Like I was shocked that he would even think I'd try to shoplift or something. I guess they have shoplifting issues since there is a sign on their front door about checking in backpacks and large bags. But I didn't think it applied to me since I was just carrying a purse/handbag that's not considered large. I told the guy, "I'll just leave then" and I walked out. I was in disbelief that a thrift store that sells unwanted donated items that are not even "upscale" is having people check in their bags. I would not trust them to watch my purse at the counter, so why would I check it in? Just a bad sign when you walk into a business and want to support them but end up being made to feel like a potential shoplifter. Perhaps if the guy had been very apologetic and said it was a store policy that they have to enforce with everyone, then I wouldn't have been so taken aback. It's a thrift store. I get it that you're trying to make some money by stopping potential shoplifters, but this business needs to rethink how they approach first time customers. Not a good experience. Plenty of local businesses to support that treat their customers better.

I shop at button and zip all the time it's got the best selection. It"s got stuff that you cannot…read morefind anywhere, It's must visit at the antique trove space 198.

From the owner: Button and zip has vintage clothing, shoes and accessories. I do not buy or consign anything. You…read morecan find every decade, specializing 90s. New merchandise arriving weekly. Located inside the Antique Trove.

Check often because this place can have some great finds! They also have sale days too, we got a…read moregreat deal on plates. Staff has also been very friendly.

Such a cute little thrift shop, ran by awesome volunteers and existing for a great cause. This is…read moreour favorite thrift shop in the area. Always a great selection, great prices, and very clean and organized. They separate clothing by type and color, so it makes it simple to peruse for treasure. Clothing (including a vintage section), handbags, shoes, jewelry, household goods, and more. ...they have a great variety.

My experience was great! I was at this Roseville location last week, Gabby did above and beyond…read morecustomer service making sure customer like me is happy above our consigned purchase. By far, this is my favorite store and staff are awesome as well! Gemma S.

I visited on Saturday long drive up from the Bay Area so I stopped off stuff and was told restrooms…read moreare at the store next door. Wasn't able to sell anything this time.

Relove is the best consignment store in Folsom. The owner…read moreRachell and her staff are great and friendly. The quality of the clothing and prices are out standing. I highly recommend this place. Maria Kalberg.

Be very careful about reading the contract before consigning your clothing. I should have insisted…read moreI received back my clothing that didn't sell during contracted time frame. I went into store to use my consignor credit after contract ended and several pieces that were labeled as "donated" on Ricochet were still on the floor for sale. If I would have known this would be the case at contract end (that my pieces would continue to be monetized after the contract ended) and not be donated to the charity mentioned at signing, I would of insisted my items were returned to me. Not cool. In response: Is this procedure of continuing to sale items after contract ends in the contract? I would suggest that, if it is not, it be added so consignor is aware on signing. It makes for better optics when a consignor sees both their item as " donated" on ricochet ( by mistake) and "for sale" after contract ends. To prevent future confusion, you might provide a copy of the contract -- either a hard copy or digital--so they can refer to it for all those items that you don't " prioritize" . In response: Absolutely positive my items by being, for instance, a pair of NWT Eileen Fisher denim pants in a 3x size. Check it. Those will be consigned under Amy Hanak.