This store is so wonderful with high quality apparel! I can…read morespend hours just looking at the beautiful decor . The owners and employee's are so helpful and kind . I HIGHLY recommend this beautiful Boutique

So amazing & original! I shopped here (by accident), the last time I was in Branson and was so glad…read moreI found them.

Fun place to stop in for a quick or extended shopping trip for old good things!…read more Today I saw everything from peacock feathers to a calligraphy set to the usual--old linens and musty treasures from grandpa's garage. There were a few great pieces of furniture and, though I wish there were more, I'm sure that changes weekly. Fresh eggs from a nearby farm were only $3 a dozen and found in a cooler in an adjoining room; that's a real bargain with grocery prices rising. I bought a blue and white speckled crock missing it's handle for $2 and a beautiful tablecloth for $5. Lots of pricier items, too, if that's your thing.

This is a great place to shop and find a wide variety of modern to vintage items. Fun and friendly…read moreatmosphere. Some great prices to go along with good selection of vintage items.

Anne is delightful to visit with her shop keeping skills are apparent throughout this compact shop…read more I saw lots of great brands. Though I bought just one item I feel I missed some real bargains by showing up just before closing time. Will definitely return, sale or not!

I arrived in Springfield without a coat and it was cold! We were staying downtown Springfield so my…read morehusband went to do work at a coffee shop and I went to Next to New. They were having 50% off wi yer clothes and shoes. I left with 2 coats, 4 pairs of shoes, leather pants, two sweaters and two belts. There clothes are so nice and very reasonable. I stayed two hours and found lovely things. The employees (all volunteers) were delightful and very helpful. I'll be back next time I am in Springfield!

On principle, I'm very glad Decades has stuck around Commercial Street, since it seems to always be…read moreenduring an ebb-and-flow of thrift/antique businesses. Things like Decades don't often stick around for very long on C-Street, but yet, Decades remains. Good thing, too, because thrift culture needs to be nurtured around these parts. I've been to Decades a few times, and what I like about it is what Ginger A. pointed out: it's all quality. It takes the severe inspection aspect out of thrift shopping if you're not feeling up to the task, and the range of styles to be found are incredibly broad, from ladies' ultra-vintage lace to men's tribal button-ups. Decades also has a great variety of very cute, not-clunky vintage or vintage-inspired jewelry for ladies at very fair prices. The downside to the quality is the price ($8 - $15 per top, typically), as it's not Red-Racks-on-Sunday cheap, and that's how we all like things to be. However, to me it's worth it to pay a little extra for a local place that specializes in searching high and low for cream-of-the-crop items. Roshelle H. was accurate in describing the arrangement of all the store's contents as thoughtfully sorted, which is always a nice touch and makes the thrifting experience that much more genuine; that being said, today I felt like I was searching through my grandmother's attic, as much of the shelf items were covered in dust. This didn't necessarily bother me, but maybe a squeaky cleaning is in order. I also picked out a few items that didn't have price tags on them, so I didn't have much of an idea of what I was going to pay until I got to the register. Although I'm used to being in the nitty-gritty of clothing thrift shopping, I had a fun time picking out Christmas gifts for friends and family at Decades today, and I've shopped for myself here too. It's a great place to visit if you're on the hunt for quality over quantity in vintage clothing. Edit: There's a cat here. And a little doggy. POINTS FOR PETS!

A little on the "fancypants" side for me. But that's not saying anything - I am a lower end,…read morethrift store shopper. This, on the other hand, is one lovely vintage store. You won't be digging through a lot of bins - their stock isn't cheap...but it's clean, free from any holes or discoloration, and painstakingly displayed and organized. If you're serious about a particular look or item from the past, you just may find it here. The staff seems knowledgeable. I was highly impressed by the conversation overheard between the young, metallic Lycra wearing clerk and several customers. It was very clear she knew her stuff thoroughly (eras, fabric types, etc).

Super hip vintage shop tucked away in a shopping center back corner…read more They don't have a website and I'm not entirely sure of the hours, but it's worth taking the chance on the hours to peek all the goodies in the shop. For a small space, there's a surprisingly great selection of women and men's vintage. They had an admirable shoe selection too! I was also impressed with their size range/inclusivity. It can be difficult to find vintage in sizes larger than a modern 10. My only note of caution would be to check all items yourself before purchase. I noticed two or three items of clothing with staining and a torn seam. These aren't necessarily deal-breakers for rare items, but the tags didn't note the flaws and they were priced similarly to the non-flawed items. Pro-tip: the plant store next door is DREAMY AF. Pop in there too.

very disappointing, don't care about y the value of the…read moreitems entrusted with them. Will sell your stuff for pennies on the dollar. Stay away from this business

A well-maintained, large resale operation; with a wide-range of items from which to choose…read more From small decorative objects, to large furniture pieces & garden statuary; one is likely to find a few tempting items. Though primarily contemporary; there are some vintage/collectable pieces sprinkled about. Another decent option, for those who enjoy the "hunt".

Plaid Door is a boutique resale shop benefiting the nonprofit Junior League of Springfield. They…read moretypically offer one or two sale days a month and occasional pop-up shops at locations and events around Springfield. You get high quality, often designer brands and sometimes new with tags, for pennies on the dollar. Highly recommend plus you're helping a community organization. They sell primarily only women's clothing and accessories. Currently co-located with the Boy Scouts of America at 1616 S. Eastgate Ave.

The Plaid Door is a boutique thrift store whose proceeds support the volunteer projects of the…read moreJunior League of Springfield. The Plaid Door specializes in providing high quality women's and men's clothing, accessories, and home decor. They offer flat pricing on a majority of their items and budget-friendly pricing on designer items. They are proud to help members of the community dress for success for less while simultaneously giving back to the city.