Small but unique selection and very nice owner and employees. Good prices, too. What more?read more

This is a great vintage clothing spot which just opened up this past year. You can shop their items…read moreeither in-person at this location in Corvallis or on the depop app. They have a small selection of dresses, graphic tees, plaid shirts, pants, jeans, tops, as well as accessory items like buttons and bandannas and everything they try to rotate a good amount as well so the selection remains fresh for customers they noted. The items are well priced and in good shape and they have so many vibrant and fun items that are very unique and sure to get you compliments. The shop is also run by OSU students and the workers were very nice when my sister and I stopped by. Definitely recommend adding this to your list of fun vintage spots locally.

I love a great second hand store and Revolve does it well - it is an elevated experience and you…read moredon't feel you are shopping a resale boutique. They have tons of amazing well-organized articles to choose from and some new items from smaller artists like handmade earrings, lipsticks and perfume.

Sisters Antonea and Erica Widony are the owners of Corvallis' newest fashion boutique. That was the…read moreheadline in the Gazette in 2011. It's a thrill that this one-of-a-kind store made it through covid and all the other threats to smaller businesses. I love to go to Revolve just to sit in one of their comfy spots and think about what I really need to supplement my wardrobe. And every time Erica or Amanda swoops in and directs me right to my next vintage or contemporary pieces. You'll never be 'upsold' here, and you'll feel right at home, and immediately. They really do carry a ton of top brands. Best retail therapy in the Willamette Valley!

Do not consign your high price items here. They kept my Prada bag off the floor for months and each…read moretime I came in it was not available on the floor. It sold for half the price they told me due to a coupon. They're unable to provide a receipt of sale or my contract. BEWARE FUTURE SELLERS!!

Visiting my daughter in Oregon, we decided to stop in while traveling through Corvallis. At first…read moreglance in the window, it looked like it would be clothing for more my age, not her, shes 30. We popped in anyway and boy are we glad we did!! She scored so many great items and I even found a blouse that I didn't know I was looking for! The staff was helpful and very friendly. My daughter left with several dresses, sarongs, and a pair of sandals. The prices were really fair and the items in good shape. Stop in if you're ever in Corvallis

Still my favorite Thrift store in our area. Still finding goodies brand new with tags! Found a…read moreTupperware pitcher for $2.50! I found adorable Mickey two piece jammies. They are so comfy! My daughter found this handmade jacket, it has a hole in the arm but it's really cool. We can sew it. I found my daughter an alarm clock. Great customer service and great selection.

I love a good thrift store: fun, affordable, and the thrill of finding a vintage treasure. We heard…read morethe Arc was a great local one, so I was excited to find some decor for a college apartment. A few good finds, but wow, the prices! I live in the Bay Area and even I was shocked. It feels good to support a good nonprofit and reuse and recycle and all that, but when items are priced like consignment prices, the thrift thrill is gone.

I am a huge thrifter, always on the hunt for eclectic trinkets, treasures, and clothing. I will…read moredrive hours to peruse places in other cities, but the Humane Society Thrift is by far my favorite place to shop. I am always greeted warmly by the volunteers, and strike up genuine conversations each trip. The shelves are abundant but still well-organized, offering everything from home decor to utilities to crafting supplies. Prices are fair and affordable, which is so refreshing amidst the overcharging of big corporations. I appreciate this especially as a college student on a budget. And every purchase I make goes toward the most precious animals! I visit them frequently, too. :) I'm so excited for the opportunities that their relocation and expansion will bring; I can't wait to swing by the animal corner at the front once it's been developed!

We have a few choices for thrift stores in Corvallis. That's awesome. Do you want to know what…read moreelse is awesome? Heartland Humane Society's thrift shop! Yeah! There's an eclectic mix of stuff. Prices can be just OK or totally super value. I always have to make sure I have a wad of cash if I go in because it's a rare day that I leave empty handed. Fun dishes, kitchen implements, groovy clothes, hats, random bits of hardware, and who even knows WHAT you'll find. Sometimes I just have to leave things I want because I already have enough stuff. But wow. Just wow. Then there's the staff. Is it OK to call them staff? They are volunteers. They do their work because they love the Humane Society. You know what? That's awesome too! Their revenue goes to the local Humane Society and provides over a quarter of the Humane Society's annual budget. That's huge. The staff is also friendly and helpful. I better get on down there; it's been a couple days!

This is a nice store, my 14 year old daughter got a $15 record player, a $10 sweater, and a $3…read moredollar zebra mug. This store is a pricey "thrift" store. I saw set's of dishes over $100. Two bins of Lego's over $100. I wonder if they ever sell anything at those prices. They do have a "sale" section. But it's a "thrift" store, why would you have a "sale" section.. Well because the prices are so high. I dunno, I don't think we will be back because we have so many real thrift stores around here that are thrift store prices. The people that worked there were nice, but that doesn't help the prices unfortunately.

I bought a silverware set that tested positive for lead. I was unaware that vintage silverware…read morecould have lead which is known to cause birth defects.. I'm pregnant. Testing is cheap and easy I found out.. especially for a store that gets everything for free. Signage about the risk could be another solution, again very cheap. At the very least what I called asking for was a refund and explained why and the guy on the phone was extremely rude and made it clear that he could care less (apparently he is the manager). I will never shop here again because if he cares this little about customers growing a literal human being imagine how he treats his employees!

visit this place each time i come to town. this time i found lounging shorts for cheap. staff…read morefriendly.

love it here!!! great peeps great prices i always fibd something great its always a deal tooread more

Was told about this place by a local when I moved to the area. I must say it was incredibly lucky…read morethat we were told about Furniture Exchange. Selection is eclectic in a good way, just like thrift shopping you have to go in with low expectations and you will find gems. I'm not saying that the quality is low, more to say that you will be surprised about what you are able to find and you will go home pleased with your findings. Ended up picking up bar stools for a fraction of the cost at any of the store nearby, and even ikea. We love them and have come back many times for various other furniture. I don't come in with any thoughts about what I might want, and I always leave feeling content.

Looking for the new location of Burlap and Lace. I stumbled upon this gem!! Darling women, super…read morekind and helpful as I was limited in car space. Does offer shipping local with arrangements and delivery fee. Great service! I'll be back!! Thank you ladies for the "special horse"

Extensive and enormous vintage and salvage shop in Corvallis near the Railroad tracks, offers an…read moreopportunity to browse and hunt for treasures. It appears to possibly be consignment of different vendors, as they have multiple collections throughout that are grouped together by theme. This is a fun place to hunt and peck for vintage, but we also noticed that pricing here was higher than expected: hence the name "antique mall."

Fun place, friendly staff, this place is bigger than I expected especially for a small town…read more Enjoyed browsing at each of the different sections, great variety of interesting stuff. Found exactly what I was looking for - a large, vintage-ish, wide-mouth glass bottle for a good price. Nice place to spend some time if you're in the area. Looking forward to visiting again.

Corvallis is such a cool place with a diverse population, so I'm always curious to see what I might…read morebe able to find. Thrift stores in college towns are full of surprises and discarded treasures amidst semester shifts. This store has a section dedicated to both University of Oregon and Oregon State collegiate wear, convenient for new students and alumni. If you need storage, there are usually dorm and moving essentials on hand, such as totes, easy to assemble shelves and drawers. There is also a better selection of clothing, footwear, outerwear and accessories (purses, backpacks, hats, and jewelry) here thanks to the evolving student body. If you need a book for a class, their shelves are bursting in all genres. I found a beautiful Indigenous children's book, a handful of modern Little Golden Books; including Dolly Parton, Elvis, and The Golden Girls, and several vintage The Far Side books by Gary Larson. Everything I purchased was in like new condition. I'm sure the Portland Leather clutch ($8) will be a nice gift for a dear friend, that is, if I don't keep it for myself!

I like to come here to look for candles. I found one yesterday. My daughter found a skull glass jar…read moreto put her makeup brushes in. She also found a precious moments figurine, it was missing something from it but it was half off. My daughter found a scrub top for my Mom, which was really sweet. I agree with other yelpers, some of the prices are higher than the original price of items. But sometimes you can find a good deal and it's fun to look for the certain color tag that is half off.