Super cool spot with well curated items! The owner is super sweet and has a great Instagram…read more Reasonably priced considering the effort she puts in! There are two mini changing rooms inside as well. Lots of jackets, pants, and sweaters right now for the winter.

A unique concept to the clothing retail space in Charleston owned and operated by a business savvy…read morewoman with an eye for fashion and a focus on the customer. Red Rose Vintage is shopping experience that sets itself apart with an online and retail presence creating an intimate shopping experience situation right on Spring Street in downtown Charleston. With a small boutique located on 94 Spring Street, with a beautiful outdoor patio area, great decor, an incredible selection of women's clothing and accessories that change weekly and a staff with a warm smile at each turn, this store offers a truly wonderful shopping experience. With an eye for retro and vintage, Red Rose Vintage provides options to accessorize in many different ways. The store is also shared with Awesomeness Wine, who brings wine, mood and music together in a tapestry that creates a complete experience. Amy Rose is the owner and operator. When she isn't busy seeking out selections, she is reading up on business trends and ways to improve the customer experience. Her prices are very reasonable and her comforting store setting is great for the active or passive shopper. You can visit the website to keep up with the changing inventory of clothing options available.

This place is sooo f****** cool. I have a wedding for family coming up and all the choices at…read moreGoodwill are pretty straight forward and boring. I came to Exchange Factor three times this week and it was worth it. I ended up with two dope suit jackets. The service is top notch. Everyone is really kind and chill. Joan, the owner, is amazing. I spoke with Joan a couple of times and she took the time to describe what items she likes to buy from people. The atmosphere is fun with tons of good music playing. Saturday was real fun with lots of folks shopping, but even with several folks shopping people are chill. This isn't Goodwill and you aren't going to find boring pieces here. You'll pay a bit more but it's value buys that will lead to good looks. Charleston is very lucky to have Joan and Exchange Factor.

Whenever I'm looking for something unique, I always find it here. I came in the other day looking…read morefor some items to take to a festival and left with 5 items from inside. My friend found a fun shirt as well so then we went outside and were able to choose 6 items for free amongst the two of us. Honestly, the stuff outside is more picked over, but it's not junk. We picked up some really cool finds that made our haul that much better. I wish I had more time, but I got a punch card filled up so now I can come back and get a discount on my next purchase.

A very pricy "thrift shop" on King Street. No bargains here. Parking difficult. Looks great from…read morethe outside.

I would only come here if you're looking for something specific and have a budget for a few hundred…read moredollars. Everything even on the sale rack was over $100...

Large antique and collectibles shop. Huge variety of items to choose from. Plenty of space to walk…read morearound and leisurely shop. Prices are good and the service is friendly.

Such an interesting place to go! Variety of vendors who have items for sale, old and new...also…read moremany local artists with unique creations, artwork, photography, pottery, and candles.

This store has a lot of average resale items but the prices are very high. You could do better…read morebuying retail.

The Island Bazaar on Camp Road on James Island is a great place to shop for unique items for people…read moreon your gift list. They have a really good selection of different items available from furniture and home items to handmade items and jewelry. The staff here is very friendly and available to help you find the perfect gift. I have had a really good experience every time that I have been here.

Stopped in with the kids today after brunch. Everyone in the store was super sweet to us and very…read morefriendly! It had a ton of clothes and accessories at reasonable prices, though the style is *mostly* aimed at older women (there's nothing for men here), my daughter found a sweater that fit her style well. Nice store and I was happy we stopped by! J.Ja

Simply the best. When I leave here, I always feel better than when I walked in. Sure, it's a little…read morecrowded, but that is part of the charm. Everyone is extremely welcoming in the store and genuinely interested in why you stopped in or what occasion you are shopping for. This is a community spot where relationships feel important. They create a fun environment to shop in and oh, I have also found some real gems here! It's fun, funky, and for me, such a comforting experience everytime I go in. Parking on the street can be a little tough-they have a parking lot in the back.

Nice vintage shop in downtown Charleston, heavy focus on 90's stuff. I felt like pricing was fair…read morecompared to similar stuff on Depop. Lots of stuff for men, which is a rarity as far as area shops go. Cashier was very friendly and helpful too. J.Ja

The store attendant was very friendly and shared his knowledge of the inventory. The store is laid…read moreout well and has a much larger selection of sweatshirts. Many unique finds. I wish I had brought a larger suitcase to take home a few pieces. The prices were inline with other vintage stores I have shopped. The sweatshirt I was eyeing up was marked at $40. There is a dressing room which I have not seen at other stores. This shop was focused on shirts and sweatshirts. Some shorts, pants and hats.

The sales associate was Mike (he has a mustache and wore a cool rugby shirt) that helped me buy my…read moretrench coat. He was so awesome. We went back the next day and when we came in he remembered my name and things we had talked about. He suggested a few things, styling etc. never pushy. He is a standout salesman.

I really like checking out Billy Reid men's clothes when I have the opportunity, so walking up on…read moreone in the fashion district on King St in Charleston was very nice.  I was able to pick up a vest that I had previously seen at the Georgetown, DC location and got it for 1/2 off. This store had a nice selection of women's wear as well.  Friendly people working here too.

What a cute store! I was looking to get my hands on a bag of mocha mushroom coffee by Herban…read moreTapestry, and so that led me to this store. They didn't have the size I wanted, but I was happy to end up here anyway. The store sells used goods (decor, clothing, memorabilia, etc.) as well as products made by local vendors. There were a lot of neat items that had me reminiscing my childhood as well as items that I think would look great in my home. The jewelry sold was beautiful and the soaps very fragrant. This place is worth checking out and I'll definitely be back again!

If you ever have the opportunity to stop by The Station during the Holidays, do it. It is a really…read morefun spot to wander through. The parking is manageable. I sometimes feel sort of squeezed in these booth shops- when too much merchandise is piled up- but The Station has a way of displaying things and spreading them out that is actually in a way peaceful! Check out Homesick Housewares.

This is a wonderful thrift shop that thrives on a culture of inclusiveness, charm, affordability…read moreand kindness. This shop is a bit hidden on Reynolds Avenue on the same strip as some wonderful restaurants and a tattoo parlor and every visit is a new adventure with items added daily. We highly recommended Closet Case

Love this store! It is welcoming, fun, beautifully organized and full of really nice clothes, among…read moreother things, and the prices are very reasonable. The staff is so lovely and helpful! Needless to say, I came away with some great treasures! When I go back to Charleston, I will definitely be shopping here again!