I went with my 19 yo daughter, shopping for her. She didn't see anything for her age/style but…read morethere was a good selection of mostly new, high end brand items for those of us a bit more... mature . The woman working (I think the owner) was so nice I would definitely go back if we're in the area.

Exceptional with fashion advice and help finding great items at great prices!…read more We both got everything we need for summer and had a great time.

One of the coolest and most unique stores i've been too, I could spend forever in there looking at…read moreeverything! It's a really accepting space that I feel comfortable shopping in. The mix of vintage items with locally made items is really cool as well.

This is one of my favorite stores in Providence. I've bought many tshirts, tote bags, stickers,…read morekeychains etc and all of them have been high quality. They have great designs and a wide variety of products to browse through. The store itself is just fun to look through and I always find cool little details that show how much thought is put into everything. Staff is friendly and helpful!

High quality dresses I bought a mother of the groom dress and was very happy with the dress I have…read morealso bought pocketbooks and shirts

I'd rather not even give a star to this lady.. I went in with a few Michael Kors wallets and a few…read moreclothing items and the alleged owner of the store told me they don't take men's clothing. After accusing my friend of having a knock off bag she took that and refused my two wallets that I purchased from Macy's .. super rude and I will not be back

I've been eyeing this place for quite a while and went in for the first time last night. I…read moreappreciate that they're open late, which is the only time I can make it over there. I loved the clothing selection, but had a strange interaction with the owner that made me feel like I wasn't supposed to be there. Bought something anyway and loved what I ended up purchasing. It was a bit pricey for what I bought, but nicer than what I would've found on Amazon or elsewhere, and I'm all for supporting local business. Might be back again if I'm looking for something specific.

Summary: The man body shames, is rude, and doesn't understand how shopping for clothes and feelings…read moreabout your body interact. Long story: I walk into the store around 6:15/6:30 with my two teenage/young adult kids. On vacation and ready to spend. Store opens at 4. Cool store, lots of cool clothing. We are the only people in the store. My kid asks the man at the counter if there are any skirts with pockets. He (with an attitude), says "I'm eating", waves his hand toward parts of the stores to show where the skirts are. I have never been talked to like that and am ready to leave, but my one kid still wanted to look. So we stay. Man sees that one kid and I are done and interprets our faces correctly as ready to leave. He announces that "he's taking a break from eating" (btw his food was in a thermos that could have put the lid back on). He walks over and points to three section of various skirt lengths and goes to return to eat. I tell him that's not what my kid asked for. Kid and i go into other room. Man pulls out a few skirts with pockets. We return to main room where man says he pulled all the plus sized skirts with pockets. My kid is skinny (size M/L); I'm real world 3x. He continues to call the kid plus sized (kid also has an eating disorder history) and talk as fast as he can about what he pulled. Kid is trying to tell him that he's going too fast and to give them a minute. Man starts talking about how he's a size expert. Listen, we are from New Jersey. Nobody talks faster and railroads better than us, but this man couldn't stop and wouldn't listen until I stepped in and told him to give us a minute. The guy is like 3 feet from us and I'm trying to have a convo with my kid. We step into the other room and the man tells us the skirt is from a different room. I literally had to turn to him and tell him to back off bc we are trying to have a private conversation.

The store is darling, and has a definite point of view. It's a nice mix of vintage, clothing,…read morejewelry, accessories, and household items. I love the sock collection!

White Buffalo is such a gem and my fave to shop in Providence (& all of RI actually)…read moreSupporting this woman owned small business is a delight as everything is so unique, whimsical and lovely....and just all around COOL! It's the perfect mix of unique, vintage and diverse.....you can find a gift for ANYONE! The owner is awesome to chat with and has impeccable and fun taste! Absolutely worth a visit and to keep visiting!

I had an opportunity to visit the new Plato's Closet and for starters the store is much cleaner and…read moreorganized than the other location in Warwick. They appeared to have a decent selection of clothing in varying sizes with accessories at fair price points. Parking is a little more challenging at the new location so I would recommend that sellers or buyers visit during non-peak hours to avoid traffic and secure nearby parking. The check in process was similar to the other location, the one associate that I interacted with was informative and friendly but her colleague at the registers was a bit more standoffish when I entered the store and had minimal interaction with me. Like most Plato closets I feel as though the associates rushed through the bag (per records it was 7 minutes), though they did make an offer it was clear the bag was not entirely checked. They also made a lowball offer but I believe this was due to the store being overstocked in all clothing categories. I think overall it was wasn't a bad experience, but definitely room for improvement. I wish the owners luck with this new endeavor.

This location is very well organized, noticeably cleaner, and has much more inventory compared to…read morethe Waltham, MA store. As a size S/M, I found plenty of options, but I did notice the selection was much smaller in plus sizes or anything above XL. I brought in three bags of clothes, and they accepted a mix of items--Adidas sneakers, Levi's jeans, Lululemon, and even some cheaper brands like Shein (??). However, they passed on most of my higher-end basics from Aritzia, Anthropologie, Free People, and even some designer pieces from Nordstrom. They only selected a few items overall, so I ended up taking back about 80-90% of what I brought which is annoying but expected. That said, I did walk away with $100 for what they did take, which was better than I expected after overhearing the workers say they were unable to accept any items from another customer. The process was quicker than quoted--about 2 hours instead of the 4 they estimated. They have a board of what they say they are looking to buy, but it's honestly unpredictable every time I go they take random items. The staff was okay, though the energy definitely felt like a group of distracted teenage girls who seem only slightly miserable when they have to talk to a customer.

It's not often that I find myself on Federal Hill with time to spare, and it's even less often that…read moreI find myself on Federal Hill with time to spare during the day. Well, I've certainly been missing out because during my recent daytime mosey of this mob scene of a strip (complete with old timers taking a bus tour of Scialo Bros... oy vay!) I happend upon the treasure trove that is Diva's Palace. Clearly I've heard of it. Clearly I knew it was going to be good. But, THIS good? I had no idea. The boutique is quirky, beautiful, insane and fun - exactly what you want in a shopping experience, right? The electric blue and gold walls are lined with eccentric pieces like floaty leopard print skirts, adorable denim over-all dresses and even a few airy cotton tops. But the sweet spot? Their jewelry. Oh. My. Goodness. Truth be told, I went a little insane. I've been looking for a cool yet classy statement necklace to go with a somewhat demure dress, and I had no idea the mother load that was within Diva's Palace. Most of their pieces are made in-house and are totally exquisite and truly one-of-a-kind. I zeroed in on a three-stranded black pearl masterpiece that I thought I couldn't live without, until the darling and kind Jimmy pulled out an absolute show-stopper of a crystal necklace strung with salvaged Murano glass beads that were originally part of a chandelier. Sounds over-the-top, perhaps but I assure you, it's elegant and chic and very cool. After falling in love with that item, he brought me a geometric plate bib necklace that happened to go perfectly with the ensemble I wore that day. I was in love with both, and he knew it. What this man did next was so old school and so charming, it will keep me going back to Diva's palace again and again - he went into the back, where the owner, Michael, was making more of these treasures and they discussed the pricing options if I decided to purchase both. With a generous discount applied and heaps of style advice from Michael and Jimmy, I walked out of Diva's with a spring in my step, two gorgeous necklaces and a new favorite West Side shopping destination. Thank you, boys. Bravo!

Afraid to share this fashion secret with the rest of the world…read more.. But the staff and designers are too nice to do that to. Project Runway meets your closet. The guys will dress you & make you feel like Julia Roberts in Pretty Woman. If you're looking for awards-show attire, this is it.

Cute shop just off Atwells Ave. I popped in for their Ms Piggy popup with sweet treats and…read morebeverages. Purchased a vintage ice container to make cocktails on my birthday. It was a deal, only $10 & well worth it. Also snagged a vintage top with sequins. Loved this spot.

Yayyyyyy I finally made it over to Existential Thread to pick up my "Providence is for Lovers"…read moreshirt that I ordered ages ago - shout out to Desire, Cadillac, Fantasies, Wonderland, & Foxy. Of course had to shop around while I was there. I immediately spotted a swanky Italian leather jacket, smoother than butter, for only $60. I don't NEED another leather jacket, so I moved on. Then I found a soft, short gingham dress for only $20. The owner? told me I could try it on - so try it on I did & take it off I never did. I liked it so much, I just paid for it & walked out still wearing it. I'm a big fan! I also scooped up a rad red/clear belt & had a great chat with the owner while I was perusing. The owner told me that they'll be hosting more flea market style events outside this summer. I will most certainly be there. The owner also said that they get big hauls of new clothes basically weekly, so there's always something new to be found. I love to see lil businesses pop up in the residential areas of the West End like this. It brings even more life to this lively neighborhood. Big fan. Anyways, thanks again for the supplies to help cope with the burden of my awareness. I'll definitely be back.

Family owned & operated for over a 100 years. I love supporting local businesses. Nothing warmer…read morethan a fur. Saved my bones.

Sheldon is a great, friendly guy! However, He had my Fur…read moreCoat since April 15, 2025. We have moved from Providence to Maine. He was doing alterations on my coat, and we have had some contact but as of today, I have not heard from him since September. No one from the business will call me back!! NOT SURE WHAT TO DO ABOUT THIS, DOES ANYONE KNOW HOW TO CONTACT THE BUSINESS?????