Just stopped by here the other day. Friendly staff. Store is very welcoming. Well stocked with a…read moremassive array and variety of antiques, primitives, oil lamps, collectables, vintage clothing, dolls, books, toys, glassware, granite ware, art, crafts, furniture, and more. While you're here be sure to stop by Red Rose Antiques next door.

From the owner: Country Trader Antiques & Collectibles has an excellent selection of antique furniture, clocks,…read morevintage jewelry, glassware, and lamps along with a general line of antiques and collectibles. Country Trader is an eclectic cooperative store run by 20 dealers each specializing in unique merchandise.

Wow, what a huge store! There were so many rows of clothes, I could hardly believe it. I was on…read morethe hunt for jigsaw puzzles once again, and I surprisingly found their deals to be VERY good! .99 and 1.99 for 1000 pieces. Definitely worth it! The service wasn't as great as I would have liked. They had multiple people trying to deal with one customer while a large line formed at the check out.

Always find some treasures that brighten my day. My son with special needs and tight budget found…read morea replacement for his broken DVD player for $8.00 and is still working.

Can I give this 10 stars? I LOVE this place…read more It starts with the staff. Such friendly, warm and just plain enjoyable people- you can't help but smile when they talk to you. The owner, Deb, knows nearly all of her customers by name and makes me feel so welcomed every time I walk in the door. Deb offers a great selection of second hand clothes for women from juniors to plus size. The clothes and shoes are used, but you would never know as she only stocks the best. There is such a variety of clothing, you WILL find what you are looking for (and several things you didn't know you wanted). The selection changes constantly, but is never overwhelming. It is just the perfect amount of options to explore. Now, lets talk price. From the $2 rack (yes, you read that right TWO dollars- which is kept well stocked and rotated, AND provides donations to a local animal fostering organization), $5-$10 jewelry, to the $12 shoes, a person can build an entire outfit with less than $20. Do yourself a favor, take $30 and 45 minutes, and treat yourself to a fantastic shopping experience. You will not be disappointed. (And there is a monthly raffle if you spend a certain amount)

From the owner: This is a Women's Consignment clothing store that sells brand names such as; Talbots, Calvin Klein,…read moreJones of NY, Chicos, and Coldwater Creek for a reasonable cost. Prices range from $7-$22 depending on the item. Sizes range from Junior's to Plus. What makes Wit's End different is the organization, spaciousness , and the welcoming atmosphere.

This was our first stop in to this place - and it's quite a nice consignment/thrift shop!…read more The parking isn't always the greatest - mostly on the street, but it's free and we had no issue! Inside you will find a pretty good selection of women's and children's clothing - there is some men's, but never as much as you'd like I guess! There is also a lot of "other" stuff - some brand new - most slightly used and the pricing for the most part is ok - a pair of brand new Nike's was high priced at $70.00 the owner told me they were marked like that because they were new - probably not a good price - at least not for me! The lady inside was a bit chatty, but pleasant to deal with - just perhaps a bit too chatty for me - I don't need your entire health story! We purchased a few really great things and will happily return the next time we are in the area. Buyer beware though - this place closes in February and don't reopen until around August - so now it the time to shop!

State College NEEDED a bigger Goodwill and they have since moved from westerly parkway to their…read moreLARGE Benner Pike location. A good secondhand shop in a college town is always a good idea due to the quick turn around of students and clothing and makes for an affordable option for theme parties and projects. I love that their "wares" isle is always color coordinated and their glass section is always popping. I have weirdly spotted some super awesome kid finds (and amazing supermarket play setup and an antique dollhouse) but alas I don't have kids yet, so I would have no use for those things. Overall as an alum who frequently visit State College, this is always a must do before I head home.

This store is huge, and at first, I was excited. Then, I started looking at the price tags. This…read morestore has a large selection because their items are overpriced. I can buy a new purse for $10-15 yet many of their overly used purses were $9.99. Just look at the photo of the one I uploaded. I'll give it to them, they're organized. But their prices for secondhand stuff? Not worth it.

One of the most well organized thrift stores that I've been to. They also have a huge clothing…read moreselection that is sorted by size and color.

Wrong information. I needed information in my area... places too far away,,............read more

I had an amazing time at Love It! We came here about 40 minutes before closing time so we couldn't…read morelook around too much but I found an amazing leather jacket for 15 and my mom found two gorgeous skirts for herself! I absolutely will be coming back here in the future! They have a great selection of clothing, jewelry, shoes and handbags. Parking is easy as there is a parking lot up front.

Super expensive, nearly impossible to get out of parking as it's right up to the road. I walked in,…read moreused, faded pink tank top...$14. A used long sleeve blouse, $15. The next top was very outdated, looked worn out, $15. I left. The parking spots are crazy dangerous to get out of, because the tail of your car is almost onto College Ave. I was lucky and backed up in a tight circle, so I was facing out. If the parking slots were full, I would not have had that luxury. I won't be going back. While the parking is something they can't fix, the pricing is crazy high.

I like to wander around consignment, vintage, estate, antique shops. This business has so many…read moreamazing items! When we first walked in, I though it was a tiny little shop of knick knacks, post cards and toys. Boy was I wrong. There is a huge room behing that is filled with linens, cast iron pans, tea pots, fishing/hunting items, tools, cookie jars, hats, lunch boxes, kitchen utensils, and on and on. Beautiful crystal, decanters, pitchers, wall art, nursery items, pyrex, lamps. OK, you get the idea. The owner is an absolute doll. She told me to open drawers and look inside things because there was stuff everywhere. :D She also let us know there is a warehouse of items that are too large to fit in the store, like furniture and lawmowers and such. Maybe give them call if you are looking for something in particular to see if they have it available. From what I see in store, and what they seem to have elsewhere, they just may have what you need. Even if they don't have it, they can 'keep an eye open' for it when they are out on their buying trips. We did end up purchasing a few items. That's a few more than I planned. There is a gravel parking lot on the side of the building with a path leading from the lot to the entrance. The prices are good. If you are looking for something specific (set of dishes, a collectible, a ceiling light) or just like to wander, you should definitely stop in. Those little hand made aprons are adorable, and that 'Cow jumped over the Moon' lamp - perfect.

I DO NOT RECOMMENED,CROOKs IMO, who take advantage of our vulnerable elderly…read more not only did they steal items & they spoke VERY disrespectfully, they broke items when they come out to see her items, (showed up with 4 ppl which caused her to be extremely overwhelmed and bombarded) She didn't even have time to process fully what was happening. ( they wouldnt even allow her to unwrap her items and see what they were taking )they were extremely careless with my mother's possessions (that they didnt take). made awful comments that they don't pay for memories. they're lucky I was not out there or I would have sent him packing. The $200 they gave her was an insult to say the least, for probably 5 to 10+ grand worth of items. they took, paid less than pennies on the dollar. I will NEVER do business with them and they ought to be ashamed of themselves. idk how they even sleep at night ripping off our community.