quaint store with a large variety. prices are very good for thrifting. will repeat when in the area…read moreagain

Great little shop. conveniently located and good prices. Always enjoy going here. Clean, neat and…read moreorganized

I just discovered this charming new thrift shop in Mendham, 6 Hilltop Road, behind Grand Bazaar on…read moreHilltop Ave. It's well organized with deluxe brands (Brooks Brothers, Pink are some men's shirts). The proprieter, Eric, is very knowledgeable about sizes and brands. I got two beautiful men's shirts, and the women's clothes are also stylish and upscale. Prices are VERY reasonable ($20 for the two shirts). Eric says he gets new stuff all the time and has discerning taste. Recommended! Thursday - Sunday 11:00-4:00.

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Small thrift boutique with nice finds. Wished they had more large sizes and more shoes. But…read morewhatever they had was good quality & good brands. The prices are insanely reasonable. Other than the higher end brands & jewelery, everything is $5. Except today was Half Off Day so I was ecstatic about that! I got a dress AND sweater for $5. Staff was so helpful and friendly! What i love most about this place is that a portion of sales goes back into the community. Whenever it's the local schools or to senior centers or families in need. So not only are we saving money & saving landfills but we're also helping out.

Amazing little thrift shop. Clean. Great prices. Nice items in good condition. Have been several…read moretimes. Recommend!!

I'm a big fan of everything Mid-century modern. Finding this little gem by chance, made me feel…read morehappier after I got that horrendous coffee down the street. I'm not from the area at all. I actually couldn't find this nugget on Yelp, so, ta-dah! I added them. I didn't ask the lovely lady at the desk, but I figure they are relatively new (?). Upon entry, you are greeted by a vintage tension pole lamp, followed by glassware, stemware, plates, dishes, serving ware, and the most fun cocktail party pieces, every MCM loving mad man or woman should have in their collection at their Eichler or (a good copy of) van der Rohe home. Perhaps, the owners will add some furniture with time - it would be nice to see an extended website catalog. I look forward to returning to this little boutique, to see the evolving merchandise.

Capital Thrift is a small gem with friendly staff and 2 changing rooms. Quality of items varies,…read moreand some is very up-scale. Wonderful place to donate no longer needed clothing, housewares and linens, including glassware. When my daughter was getting married, I found my mother of the bride floor length dress with lace jacket for $13! Perfect fit and color!

Read all please. Mixed in pricing. More everyday mall or vintage brands. That being said If you…read morelook there are gems to be found for everyone. You will need an half and hour to an hour to look. Staff is so friendly and it is well organized. There are changing rooms should you need to try on items. Lots of fun jewelry, home decor. I will be back.

This is the first review I've ever written. I'm usually the type of person who is happy to just…read moreread reviews and never felt the need to write my own, until now. I like to look up reviews for businesses I shop at. When I read the last review, I couldn't just sit back and ignore it. These women did not pick up and leave without telling anyone like Chris says. They moved around the corner to a MUCH larger and MUCH nicer store because as they say they were growing a lot faster than they expected and outgrew their little shop. They even took out a large newspaper ad to announce their move. Why would someone take out an ad if they didn't want people to find them? They are not crooks and did not disappear with anybody's stuff. I am both a consignor and a customer and I have never ever had a problem getting anything they didn't sell back, which honestly isn't much since they typically sell 80-90% of the stuff I bring in. I've even been late in picking up my returns and they still didn't donate my things, which they could have according to our contract. Plain and simple, they are hard working ladies looking to make a few bucks for themselves and their customers. They seem to know their stuff, too. The last place (Mine Street address) was run down and rinky dink. It was decorated nicely, bit was too small and not appealing. I shopped and consigned there anyway because of the reasonable prices and great service. Let me tell you, this new place is really nice. It's roomy and spacious. It;s very welcoming, not cold like a big box store. And they have everything displayed so nice. The selection is amazing and always changing. If you're in the area, check them out. Even if you don;t consign with them or buy anything you;ll see some pretty cool stuff you won't find anywhere else. Give them a try and decide for yourself if these ladies are the type of women you want to do business with.

This store is the best! My mom health is not the best, so we are moving her in with us. We…read morerecently had a garage sale to help liquidate her belongings since they won't all fit in our modest home. We sold a decent amount, but still had tons left at the end. My husband wanted to trash or donate it, but I remembered hearing about a local consignment shop that works similar to sold it on ebay, so I figured I's see if I can get a few more bucks to help her out. Boy am I glad I found this place! The owners were very nice and very knowledgeable. They take 25 items per appointment and pay better than any other consignment store I know of. There is no cost to consign and at the end of 90 days will either return anything not sold or return to the consignor. So, anything not sold costs me nothing! I was a bit skeptical about how this worked and was afraid they would sell my stuff for dirt cheap. They reassured me that part of the cut is theirs so it is in their best interest to sell for a fair price. I brought 25 items that I anticipated would sell for $10 - $15 each and was hoping they would be able to sell half of it in 90 days, which would mean I'd make about $100, which seemed like a good test. This was 60 days ago. I just got my first check this week. They already sold 21 items of the 25 items I brought and my check was a LOT more than I ever would have expected for what sold! They sure do their homework to price things right so they'll sell "For What It's Worth". I'll be back and will refer my friends and family. No more garage sales for me!