Was going to consignment/vintage shops with my son & came across this spot on Yelp. Parking isn't…read moreusually the easiest around this are but we got lucky enough to find a spot right in front. Walked in to such a vibe. A few luxury items in glass cases & racks of clothing on the 1st floor. Upstairs there's more beautiful finds--leather jackets, women's clothing, a small men's clothing area, shoes, handbags and from what I noted, good prices. Can't talk about service because we weren't welcomed, approached or otherwise. I don't mind that. We walked out empty handed but will definitely be coming back!

I discovered ReLove during an online search for new consignment shops in The Bay. I loved to see a…read moreBlack owned business, and was impressed by how curated the Oakland location is for both men and women. The consignment and re-sale market in The Bay is more competitive than ever. I scored on a pair of vintage Levi 550's for an excellent price during my first visit. I browsed during Michael's time in review of items I brought in to consign. I was able to consign vintage Chanel and a Y's by Yohji Yamamoto in just under a month and a half- not bad for consignment turn around. I've also been able to get direct buy outs for other pieces like Armani collezioni, Ralph Lauren, Comme Des Garçon and Michael provides customer service that is more like making a new friend. ReLove's consignment process is welcoming as they openly share their approach and lend their expertise to truly valuing your items. For items that don't work, they are polite and clear to answer any asks why. You can trust their level of expertise, and I love being able to talk fashion industry headlines while awaiting completion of my consignment. If you are past the point of Wasteland, Second Street USA, Crossroads and BuffaloExchange- give ReLove a chance. Only bring quality items, as they have a discerning eye for a curated selection of the best labels with upheld quality for what is accepted for consignments. Browse to see what they have first, to give you a sense of what to bring in for sustainable resale. I frequent the Oakland location, but have had helpful and friendly convo with the SF boutique when checking on status of active consignments. I am committed to full fashion sustainability, and have been for 3 years now, and I'm glad ReLove is part of my collection of sources to find what I'm looking for.

Such a cute, welcoming store. The space feels thoughtfully curated, which makes you feel glad you…read morestopped in. It's the kind of place you walk into on a whim and want to linger.

I've been shopping here ever since it was Good Stock and I am a fan for life! Incredible selection…read moreof artisan and vintage goods- many from woman owned businesses which I LOVE! You will find home goods, beauty, skincare, clothing, teas and everything in between. One of Ng fav shops in the area!

What a wonderful store with a powerful mission! They've got a $5 rack of clothing outside and all…read moresorts of lovely things inside like furniture, clothes, jewelry, etc... they're donation based so your purchase is for a very good cause. And the workers in there are great!

What a cool store! 3 of us came in and immediately started grabbing things to purchase. Tasteful,…read morepretty, and quality pieces everywhere. Georgia, who is very friendly and funny, helped us out and we left with plenty of goodies for our home and closet! Will be back.

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.

Fun store! I got the comfiest little two-piece for $20 (marked down from something like $38 for the…read moretop alone) ... score! Great atmosphere, fun stuff. I'll be back!

The Sunshine Prophecy is such a fun & vibrant vintage shop! Busy with the locals and tourists…read moreoohing and ahhing at all the neat colorful shiny mesmerizing things. Great atmosphere for going down memory lane of years long ago some years i'm guessing frm 60's to the 90's and 2000s. Clothing home decor to novelties to antique/vintage inspired artwork and even new as of yesterday! lol -Vintage paperback books galore! A def Must "see for yourself"if you are an avid thrifter with the love of the blast from the past! happy thrift hunting! cheers!

I discovered this thrift shop by accident when I found a Kate Spade mini tote bag from their shop…read moreon Etsy. I haven't been to the physical location in Oakland but would like to one day. They did a great job packing and quickly shipping the tote bag. The purchase was kind of funny for a couple reasons. One, I thought it was a vintage bag because I didn't know you could resell newer items on Etsy that are not handmade. It looked vintage to me, so I didn't question it, but it turned out the bag is from a few years ago. No big deal. Second, I didn't pay attention to the bag's measurements or the word "mini" in the title. I had to laugh when I took it out of the box. It's so tiny. It looks like it will maybe fit my phone, wallet, keys, and that's about it. I was expecting it to be much bigger, but that's totally my fault for not paying attention. The tote bag is in excellent new condition with the tag still attached. It also came with a detachable long strap. I'm not sure what I will do with it because its teeny size feels too small for me, but it's an awfully cute bag.

Cute thrift shop with a wide variety of clothing and home goods. Some nice vintage items and period…read morepieces. It's run by very nice volunteers for a good cause. They have a cute Halloween display up if you want to go and find items to do some decorating or find a costume.

Mercy occupies a valuable niche a ways down from WGACA and a ways up from Crossroads. Solid on…read morestyle and condition and selection. The dry cleaner's rack of denim often hides a lost gem. Fun sunnies and shoes and you-never-know-what. Just as likely to discover a sweet JC Penny suede jacket as a Balenciaga beaut of gossamer glam.

been visiting Mercy since it was on San Pablo back in 90s. My daughter & friends were interested in…read morevintage, Karen was incredibly helpful & kind to these teenagers. i always try to purchase gifts @ Mercy, it's a memory. Today the employees at latest College Ave location were rude & indifferent, very sad experience overall. Sandra

In the old days, this would be called a consignment store, albeit a small version and looking…read morenothing like Good Will or the Salvation Army. Alternatively, Mind's Eye Vintage considers themselves to be a "Cult Collection of Vintage For Men and Women". Mind's Eye Vintage is located within the Temescal Alley and I manage to stop in every time I find myself in this part of Oakland. I like the small space, how the merchandise is displayed, and the nice casual vibe. I'm not sure I have the body type or the youth for what Men's Clothing is offered, but the used shoes/boots they carry are intriguing. Unfortunately, the lucky day hasn't yet arrived when I find a Size 11 or 11.5 in the right style.

Came into contact with the receptionist. I am assuming it was the owner because of how forthcoming…read moreher rude words came. There was a dog sitting next to the door, naturally I went to pet him with my boyfriend and to check out the store which seemed interesting. I was told to step back a bit and not pet the dog all at once because he gets frightened easily. Fair enough. I walked a few steps back while my boyfriend pet him. I proceeded to say something along the lines of you must get a lot of people coming in and petting him. The rudeness of this lady was unreal. She then says "WHAT" in a loud stern voice and becomes extremely defensive while yelling at me about how I shouldn't tell her what to do with her dog and that she has the dogs best interest blah blah. Loud. Defensive. Rude as can be. I was shocked. I kid you not I couldn't even believe it. As she yelled at me in the store after I had been in there all of 30 seconds. I politely said I didn't mean to offend you and thank you as she stormed off huffing and puffing. People if she is so defensive about his dog and has its best interest. DONT BRING A SCARED AND ANXIETY RIDDEN DOG IN A STORE FULL OF PEOPLE IN AND OUT ALL DAY. Never have I been treated so rudely in all of the time I've lived here. If this lady is not the owner tell her to keep her dog out of the store and to treat customers with a little more respect because you potentially lost a sale. Worst customer service I've ever encountered and defensive and angry woman working the front. Kind of scary. I literally made this account because I need to say how shocking this experience was. Thanks!