We LOVE this shop. Miss Barbara and her staff are amazing! We have made two big purchases this year…read more(and many small) and the experiences have always been great!!!! We love supporting local businesses, and this is one local business that we keep coming back to time and again. If you are looking for a treasure, big or small, BAW is a fantastic place to start.

Just visited BAW Wholesale in Beaumont Texas. This place is huge with something for everyone…read more There's lots of unique items. You wouldn't be able to find anywhere else. They even have stoves and refrigerators. If im Beaumont Texas check this place out. There's so much stuff it's very hard to get to some items. There were items i would definitely be interested in buying but the process of accessing those items would be pretty difficult. Just to much stuff to go thru for me.

If you love Antiques, collectibles and Junktiques, this is a great place to stop when passing…read morethrough Beaumont. Right off IH10EB at Calder Ave, 1/2 block east of the interstate. Very easy to find. It has room after room after room of items and even an upstairs with multiple rooms. If you are looking for anything old, start here 1st. If you are someone who works in movie set designs ( I know it's a speciality job), you might find something you don't have to add to your own inventory. Just so you know, I don't know the owners and I don't work for this place and no family members or friends work for this place. I just happened upon it today and was blown away at how much they had on hand and I did buy something. This is just a review to help all those that like to look for old treasures and need a short break and want to find a bargain and might not know this place exist right off IH-10. Beaumont is a good place to stop before reaching Houston WB or to stop before you exit the state EB heading to Baton Rouge. - [ ] P.S. Travel Tip. For cheap gas, (like 20 cents a gal cheaper than on the interstate), take the College St exit for US 90, go West bound on US 90 for about 2 miles and you will reach the intersection with FM 364, and you will see a Speedy Stop station on the left, many pumps, clean rest rooms and food. If you are heading West to Houston you can a left at the light at FM 364 and it will bring you back to IH -10. If you are heading East to Baton Rouge, you just head back in the direct you came from to catch IH-10 EB. Safety note: if you are heading to Houston, I always take US 90 west from here because the interstate between Beaumont and Winnie is Notorious for highway accidents because of the construction going on and the poor signing for traffic control TxDOT and the construction company continues to allow to exist. Their solution is to keep lowering the speed limit instead of fixing the signing and to warning drivers further in advance for lane shifts and other changes not expected by normal drivers. AVOID IH-10 WB to Houston by taking US 90 West where it will merge with IH-10 at the Loop 610 in Houston. Drive safe. Sorry for getting off topic. This Antique shop is a great place to stop, Safe Travels.

Texas Reclaimed is a great store! Antiques, repurposed items, handmade kitchen islands and…read morefurniture, mid century modern furniture and decor, vintage clothing, farmhouse items and so much more. The friendliest and most helpful owners. Definitely recommend a visit to this store!

Good prices and friendly staff. It is always fun to find nice quality clothes and decor for a whole…read morelot less. The staff are always very friendly and make shopping fun.

Their customer service isn't so good. We walked in and we reached half the store and said they were…read moreabout to close in 1 minute. They locked the door after us and we said we were just looking 3 seconds later the screamed and said registers are close. They closed at 5 it was 4:49 10 minutes before I just thought it was kinda of rude. Their prices are a little high as well. I normally like private sellers bc the can adjust the prices to a more affordable ones some times but with this thrift store their prices aren't really good. A little on the high side. Wish they would be friendlier. And be more affordable to where you'd want to come back.

They will post items on Monday when closed but employees will purchase them before they open on…read moreTuesday morning. Not a good business practice. Please remove item post if they are not available to the public.

I'm hesitant to write a review of Formerly Theirs, as this is one of my "secret spots" where I get…read moreall my amazing deals and like to keep all to myself :P It's a pretty far drive for myself, deep in Vidor towards Evadale, but I still manage to visit at least once or twice a month as the stellar deals are well worth the drive! They specialize mainly in clothing, babies, children, men & women's as well as shoes, formals, handbags, toys, and baby equipment/necessities. This is a consignment store, so the inventory is constantly changing and fresh. I dropped off two full bags and only got a few dollars back, so for sellers -- might not be the best for profit unless you're just wanting to make a little bit off unwanted clothing but as a buyer, I LOVE THIS PLACE. Items that don't sale quickly, get moved to the "porch sale" where I've scored new with tag items for less than a dollar! Inside, I've found boutique and brand name clothing, such as Matilda Jane, for $5.99 & Miss Me Jeans for $15-$20 -- you can't find that anywhere else!! The big bonus? Moms listen up... they have a PLAY AREA for the kids in a back corner of the shop filled with toys. SO your kiddo can be pre-occupied playing while still in hearing/seeing range while your shop! Doesn't get much better than that!

Hurray for looks. I like the way this place stands out from the nonexperimental retailers around…read morehere with its loud red and turquoise theme. Being DIY as it is, its location in Old Town is sort of fitting. It's pretty hipster, but that's not a bad thing when it's the only store of its kind in Beaumont. The mannequins always sport some inspired outfits. There's shoes, jewelry, hats, belts, bathing suits, (new) undergarments and men's stuff in addition to women's clothing. It is not incredibly cheap, but I guess it's not like Goodwill, where the selection was indiscriminately accepted from a public clothing dumpster. Expect to pay about the same for used and new. I found a new-with-tags Betsey Johnson bra for only $16 - great thing to have, and I think there were several.

Amazing service and selection. Victor is the BEST and always greets you with a smile. Love finding…read moreour treasures here!

New inventory every day! Wow..I'm so glad that I visited this store. They had SO many items (truly…read morea LOT of this and that!) There were a bunch of vintage items that you don't typically see and also an assortment of everyday items that would look great in anyone's home! I personally really loved the metal signs because they would look awesome on my walls! The owners were so friendly and so helpful. They also will purchase any collectibles that you might have. Definitely come check them out! I will be back!

Coming from Houston where resale and thrift is everywhere, Beaumont proved to be a challenge…read morefinding the bargain places. Heirlooms for Hospice is my little golden nugget! The selection is diverse, the prices amazing, the store beautifully organized and set up. The staff is always friendly. This isn't dumpster diving! It's a pleasant shopping experience with unique finds at great prices! It's a must go.

I enjoy shopping there. Pam is so sweet and helpful. She NEVER stops, always working and being so…read morehelpful to ALL! Thank you Pam for all you do! Alma Ochoa-Raley

The prices are not reflective of a thrift store. Used shoes marked as $30 (and I'm not just talking…read moreone or two pairs). They get these items for free.....why drive costumers away in the name of greed? The boutiques across the street also offer sandals for $30, but theirs are new and stainless. Can we consider the benefits of attracting guests to thrifting/second hand and how it helps reduce fast fashion and the environment? This store charges like it's Dillards, and it's not. Clothes are also priced in mind for high profit yield, very disappointing considering the above.