I finally got the opportunity to check out this cute place. I was very excited to find so many…read moredifferent and cool items. There was necklaces, rings, commemorative spoons, stones, key chains, and even lighters. Definitely going back to find more fun trinkets. The pace is tiny and parking is pretty decent.

Aiyana at the shop was nothing but good energy, good vibes and great customer service. Love this…read moreshop, got lost in every nook and cranny will definitely be back soon

Love this place. It doesn't smell like a regular thrift store--it smelled hella clean lol. I came…read moreup on an Ed Hardy hat that was priced really well and the guy at the register said he just got it a couple days ago. I couldn't help but think it was meant for me! I also got 2 baby tees. One was a vintage West Coast Choppers tee, and the other one was a long sleeve Spitfire shirt. My boyfriend got a Harley Davidson shirt that fit really well, despite it being a XL. We'll be coming back to find more hidden gems!!

Stopped by after enjoying margaritas nearby and stumbled upon their $5 rack & bin! The person at…read morethe register was super friendly, big shoutout to him!!! and they have a diverse selection of vintage items like posters, plushies, game consoles, shoes, and hats. Definitely worth a visit to support local small businesses!

They POSITIVELY need to Double Bag " Beadable Items " !!!…read more I love this li'l THRIFT STORE, and Especially the " Charitable Causes ' they Support ' !!! Have been shopping wiith them since the Mid '90's in SF !!! Also am not too crazy about the Goodwill in El Cerrito which leaves this Store to browse, Re-use & Re-Cycle !!!!!! Luckily the Cashier warned me to be Extra Careful as I exited the Store having bought 2 Ceramic Plates and 2 Bowls... Maybe Taller Grocery type Handled " Paper Bagd would be Ideal.... From what I've been hearing from merchants locally ' Berkeley has Banned PLASTIC Shopping Bags !!! Their Wares and the Selection are Awesome although ' QUITE STEEP PRICES ' on Used Crockery I thought. Selections are Always Quite Charming & I do hope the Store remains in Business !!!!!! Am a Senior with a DISABILITY, and arriving home the Paper Bag Tore Badly even as I went to retrieve it from the Floorboard of My Car !!! Was a Chore tryin' to " Ascend a Flight of about 12 wooden risers and Guarding the Contents !!! He was kind and thoughtful enough to ask if I'd like the " Crockery " wrapped in Newspaper !!! The 10% Senior Discount helps a lot !!!!! Five Stars for "" SELECTION & 3 for Packagong Breakables = 4 STARS !!! Workers are " Always Polite " !!!!!!

I want to support a good cause, but the price gouging is unforgivable. You can find items for HALF…read morethe price online, they are up charging like crazy and one google will show that. On top of that, there aren't any fitting rooms and zero return policy so they charge $60 for a dress you have to guess if it'll fit. They get everything for free and then turn it over for a huge mark up. Unfair to everyone all around, and shame on them for "being for a good cause" and making it unaffordable for those who want to support them. Used to love this location especially, but have to give it up since I can get everything for SO much cheaper anywhere else. Do better, you're for charity, don't forget your roots.

I finally got over to stuff vintage modern on San Pablo…read more Definitely an unusual find in these days. It's organized by vendor. Each vendor has their own little space to display their items. Everything in the store is vintage, collectible, hard to find, and everything is fantastic! I went in there because I am decorating my bathroom in a vintage owl theme and I found three things that I can put on the wall and they turned out to be perfect in my space. Definitely come here if you have something in mind that you're looking for, they just might have it

My favorite vintage store in the area! It had so many items…read more I was here for an hour & a half. It was filled with items I have in my home and items I want in my home. This store has a huge selection of everything you ever wanted. So many clothes, so much jewelry, a plethora of housewares & furniture, lots of vinyl, artwork, etc. The prices varied; there were definitely bargains but also high end items. The gentleman that was working there was friendly and helpful. The music was a delightful accompaniment. They have a private parking lot.

I've been here quite a few times now and am impressed by the options and overall vibe every time!…read more I bought a super nice vintage army bomber jacket that I love, and this is also THE GO-TO place for Miffy. From Miffy bags to Miffy keychains, they source some super cute pieces from abroad, and my sister, friend, and I, all have cute Miffy bags from here! Also, the owner, Tristan, is super nice and helpful - really couldn't recommend more for a great vintage (and Miffy!) shopping experience!

This place is great! A must shop spot In Berkeley. If you're looking for dead stock Levi's or dope…read moretee shirts this is the spot. The selection is fantastic and reasonably priced. The owner Tristan is a rad guy, super helpful and the vibe there is all about community. Thanks for the jeans!

In a world of crazy thrift prices, they were pretty reasonable! And the items were curated so…read morenicely, kind of like Depop IRL.

Service is hit or miss. Sometimes the staff are too involved in personal conversations to greet…read moreyou, or will frequently be eating lunch at the cash wrap. But on a good day, the staff will compliment your outfit, and items you've found. Decent selection, but I'm not sure how frequently they are restocking. I've not yet sold with this location but see people doing so, and the buyers seem to have a discerning eye. The Wardrobe Project also hosts a monthly Rockridge flea "The Wardrobe Project Flea" which hosts over 100 vendors, where you're sure to find something from all local sellers and some who travel in from LA. Plus, handmade products as well. This College Ave location is the everyday stop when you need to grab anything from vintage starter jackets, I've gotten retro J.Crew pieces here in additions to Y2K Nike pieces. Try them out if you're on the block. Parking can be busy, but there are 2hr free spots on the nearest block where the store is. It's also independently owned by a young cool duo. So, that's always nice.

2nd Street's selling price is at 1cent to 10 cents to 1 dollar. Do not sell here at all costs…read morebecause you will be disappointed and have to wait 45 mins and sign some forms. I got $1.20 for a couple pieces of clothings lol. Buying might be good since the lowest price for a top is $5. Recommending going to crossroad for selling because it's about 20-30%of the store price. And the store price is usually $12.

This is an absolute gem. I've you don't know what 2nd Street is, come check it out. It's a very…read moretrendy street wear second hand store originated from Japan and finally made its way to the United States. I checked out the 2nd Street in Ashbury Heights SF a few times and always found nice clothes. I didn't know how big the Berkeley location was. You'll definitely find something great for your closet. From a buyers perspective it's 10 out of 10. From a sellers perspective it's 1 out of 10. They pay you 5% from it's original value or so when you sell here.

Amazing collection, really cool stuff from all over. The owners are very sweet, and the prices are…read morequite nice! One of the best thrift/vintage stores if you actually wanna buy cool stuff. Got a cassette player and some old camera stuff!

You know that antique/junk spot on Telegraph, the one with the old timey pickup truck in the front?…read moreI finally went in, and it's a treasure trove. First off it's cash only and he takes Zelle. Second, definitely negotiate. Lastly, if you like picking for stuff, you can find something. It's a lot of junk, but treasure is in the eye of the beholder, especially if you like tsotchkes. I ended up with a hand painted wooden duck decoy from 1981. It's def someone who randomly painted one, and not a priceless artifact, but I'm ok with that. I also ended up getting an old framed small print of a poem, and a vintage Thomas Stanley travel alarm clock that's currently not working, hopefully due to an old battery, but if it's up and running, I saw them on Etsy for $50. All three treasures for the price of $15! Overall, a gem of a store if you are nearby and have a few minutes to explore.