Second hand, first choice! Super organized and huge! Clothes for the whole family, plus…read moreaccessories, housewares, decorations, vases, baskets, toys, books, and more. My 11-year-old daughter was so excited to try thrifting and she scored big with Abercrombie pants, a Y2K baseball tee (the kind that has contrasting sleeves), and a character tee she loved, all for just $6 total. I used to thrift back in high school too- it's great for the environment, easy on the wallet, good for charity, and always adds one-of-a-kind pieces that make a wardrobe or a gift special. It was fun to see it come full circle with my daughter's first thrift haul. NOTES/TIPS: **Restrooms available **Easy self-checkout, plenty of parking, and even paper shopping bags at checkout to carry your treasures.

I recently checked out 2nd Ave Thrift Superstore in Union this week. The store's inventory was well…read moreorganized and the staff take care with visual merchandising here, which is key in giving donated items a second life by making them more appealing. I was just browsing initially, but I ended up buying a cute mug and some Japanese tea cups. There were definitely some gem finds at the store if you look. The self-checkout kiosks at 2nd Ave are easy to use also (no errors and the scanners read the QR price stickers quickly without issue). Today I drove over to donate some housewares after doing a New Year's cleaning. The process was easy. You'll see the green-drop doorway to the left of the thrift store's main entrance. You can drive up and unload your donations into the bins. A staff member helped me out. She brought over one of the rolling bins and then gave me a 20% off coupon for making my donation today. Good experience and would come back again!

Great service and environment, I always find something here :) I consider this my local thrift and…read morea go to for me now.

i actually just got stickers from here. they had a cute selection of 2 for a dollar stickers. nice…read moreselection of clothing and accessories. friendly service too.

Manned donation site for the Goodwill NJ close to Summit/Millburn. They can fill up with donations,…read moreat which point they were only accepting clothes/shoes for a day or two while they waited for the back garage storage to be hauled away. Sheets with the donation details can be found within if you need a receipt. While the hours would be nice to post on the website or the door (it was scratched off), they are at least open 10am - 5:30pm on some weekdays.

You need to do a couple of trial runs in this place. But after a couple of visits, you'll get the…read morehang of it. But it's not for everybody. Don't forget your gloves and your mask. And your sneakers it's go for yourself.

Early access tickets are well worth it if you KNOW you're there to shop and not browse, it's way…read moretoo crowded to just be wandering around looking at all the things. I did have a sense that the early access crew were serious shoppers so there's a bit of competitiveness you can feel when you're squeezing past each other in the tight walking lanes. There were tons of vendors who were knowledgeable of their vintage goods and wares and were happy to assist and answer all our questions. I used my hawk vision for a vintage penny lane jacket and I did find a bunch! I happily took home my first leather and fur Penny Lane from the Vintage & Thread Co. vendor--ELATION. I would also recommend you bring cash, it helps you negotiate a bargain. Cash is king, baby. When I left I saw the general admission line and it was looooong, so be mindful of that if you plan on coming to the next event.

Not for gents, but a gal friend was able to score some nice items. In an upscale town like Summit…read moreyou'll often find some gems that are recycled through a store like this-at huge savings.

Expertly curated consignment store. The owner is a well established fashionista in high end to…read morestreet style. Super fun boutique. Highly recommend.

It brings me pleasure and gratitude to donate here yearly. I actually need to be intentional and do…read moreit more often. Nevertheless, this is a wonderful establishment to give donations. I've yet to venture inside for shopping, but I've been told by many people that it's worth the time and effort. I believe them! The people are always friendly whenever I've given. Check it out!

2025 update: Since my last review, things had gotten better,…read moreand this was one of the few thrift stores where you could still find reasonable prices. I went to two locations today and WHAT HAPPENED? Prices were astronomical. The few vintage things they had were marked up so high, they weren't even selling at 75% off. When that happens, you really need to reassess your policies. Single glass for $8.49. Are you insane?

Large, two floor thrift store. Similar to the other Inspirations locations, this one had great…read morebrands and all of the clothes were in good condition. The main floor is women's clothing and shoes, the floor below is children's and men's clothing. I was especially struck by the shoe section at this location as I found a pair of Sam Edelman boots and a bunch of Uggs! This location has a handful of dressing rooms which is helpful when thrifting. Again, like the other locations, prices are higher here than Goodwill type thrift stores, but I think it's worth it because the merchandise is trendy and in nice condition! Definitely worth stopping in!

Good selection and prices. Better thrifting experience than the chaotic scenes at other local…read moreplayers.

Absolutely the worst. Do not consign with them. I've worked with other consigners who offer much…read morebetter terms, a split of 70 / 30 regardless of brand. They do not put anything on sale without asking you first. They offer 30 to 60 days consigned versus a mandatory 90 days. Doubletake inflates the price online and marks down the same items in store. So if you are buying online, you are paying double the price. This store is not transparent and is deceiving. I called the store since my consigned items were approaching 90 days. I had been following my items progress online and saw that they were not yet sold. I called with the intention of letting them know that I will be picking up my items. They said they were putting them on a 50% off sale. I specifically told them I did not want my items to be a part of the sale which was my right to do, especially since they were sitting there for 90 days . They told me that they had already marked my items down, not once but twice and sold my items anyway. If you were a customer buying an item online, you as a customer were also being robbed. They were offering in store deals and we're not offering those same deals online. Beware, this company is not transparent and they are deceiving. It's also been discovered that they have not displayed items and then marked them down. I wonder, was it so they could buy it themselves at an extremely discounted price and then maybe resell it. In response to your note - I have the emails indicating that my merchandise was marked down 50% in store while the online price remained the same. You marked down my items twice at 50%

I visited the store today! This is a great opportunity for fabulous designer fashion. The store…read morewas well organized and clean. The store associates were all very nice and offered assistance. The items were all in great condition. Even though I did not find anything today, I will definitely be back.

Smelled really bad and the guy was rude. Unfortunate…read more -----------------------------------------

PROS: Many good items in this shop and they're all organized. The prices are reasonable and they…read morealso buy vintage items from people CONS: The guy behind the counter was a bit rude to my friend and I when we went in. Acted as though he didn't want to be there OVERALL: If you're looking for antiques or to sell some than this is the place for you. As long as you don't mind the lack of customer service