I was on vacation in the area and decided to check out their thrift store. It's right off a big…read moreroad and parking is all around the building. The outside does not do it justice. When you walk in there's carts and baskets. In all honesty it doesn't really even look like a thrift store. All the things in here are super cute. It's very well organized and clean. I'm glad they only take the best because that's what you'll get. There's a ton of great finds and great selection. There's a down stairs too. They had a great book section. They also had a yarn section and a craft section that I thought was really cool. I found a pair of almost brand new vans for $8. Cost was amazing. Service was great. Definitely worth stopping by.

Very expensive for a Thrift store, especially since it is advertised as a non-profit!read more

This is a clean well set up store. Friendly personal there to help with questions. Nice selection…read moreof merchandise at a reasonable price. It's great to go to a brick and mortar shop. I'm old school . I'd rather shop this way than on line.

From the owner: A unique shop with a blend of Antique, Vintage and Contemporary items. read more

Thrift stores can be some of the best places to shop and find something fun or unusual. They also…read morecan be "what the hell is that?" kinds of places. Bridger Thrift has a nicely selected collection of items you'd find in a thrift store: clothes, dishes, glassware, toys, shoes, furniture, art, miscellaneous goods. Nothing unusual about that. What made Bridger Thrift standout is that everything was useable. I didn't see any torn, ripped, sketchy stuff and surprisingly, there wasn't a lot of dust. Either they sell out quickly, or the staff takes time to clean and keep things looking fresh. Of course, I may have been there during a time the inventory was getting a refresh, and maybe it was fluke. In any case, the people are great -- helpful, but not pushy. I found some glass jars that have been very hard to come by, even in main-stream stores, so I walked out of this thrift store with my stash placed in a reusable bag. The circle of recycling complete. Bridger Thrift is in the category of "good place to shop".

Locally owned, fair prices and pup friendly. What's not to love? I never leave here without finding…read morean arm full of goodies.

Spencer and the crew have a great place. I visited with my son from Nashville and we both found…read moresome cool stuff. I got an awesome 1940s Stetson and he found a very cool 1950s Army field jacket. The value and service were wonderful. I'm headed that way next week when I'm in town again. Thanks guys, T-roy

One of the best vintage stores I've been to in a long time, great selection, prices and friendly…read morestaff. Everything is very reasonable with a great selection. I love it.

When I receive my sweater a couple of days ago, I could tell it had already been worn. The tags to…read moretell you how to care for the garment were cut out. also noticed there was not a label in the back of the sweater stating the name of the company or the type of fabric. Extremely disappointed and I'll never shop at this company again.

Best place to shop in downtown Bozeman! Cute clothes and jewelry and everything is great quality…read more The customer service and exceptional as well!

I had the worst experience here ! I love it his thrift store and ah ave been coming for years !…read moreUnfortunately I had the worst experience. The thrift store closes at 5:30 but sometimes the employees like to close at 5:00 even though it says on the door they close at 5:30 . When I came in I was respectable and asked when they closed they said 5:30 . I waited for the dressing room for 30 minutes which is okay whatever. I have a disability so sometimes it takes me a little longer in dressing rooms. The employer knocked on the door right when I walked in there and said we closed in 30 minutes which plenty of time or so I thought. So I was butt naked trying on cloths of course I had underwear on . Not even two minutes later she knocks on the door agin we close in 15 minutes i had just got in there I didn't even try on anything yet that's how soon she came back. She was an older lady. So im trying on my cloths and I have plenty of time it's 4:50 and no one's in line like I said I have a disability and I have to sit when I'm trying on clothes. She then continues to keep knocking when I was in there for 5 minutes over and over again. It had only been 5 minutes no line . So I'm struggling trying to put everything back on the hangers . While I'm doing that I'm not wearing a bra and I'm naked because I'm trying to hurry! There was no reason for me to hurry ! The next thing I know she opens the curtain in front of everyone while I'm naked and exposed to everyone in the store and pointed and laughed and told me to hurry . At this point only 10 minutes went by. So I had jewelry and a coat and she kicked me out before ai could even get dressed and shouldn't wouldn't let me grab my coat or jewelry . And I ran out of there embraced that everyone saw me exposed and she was amused by it . I just stared crying non stop I have never been treated like that before to be exposed and and pretty much robbed ! I could understand if they were closing and they were in a rush but by the time I got to my car it was 5:10 they close at 5:30 ! She dehumanized me in front of everyone for no reason. Worst experience! I've tried contacting people that have worked there and finally got the name of the owner. What was the point of that . I know this is sounds fake and not real but it happened if you go there don't use the dressing rooms. And before I ran out the door she said I close the store when I want so if I decide I want to close at 5:00 instead of 5:30 I will! Also she is not the owner. She is very mean be safe ladies because men woman everyone saw my naked body and she just laughed !

Like many thrift stores, it can be hot or miss. Maybe they have something you can't live without,…read moreor maybe you're just not in a "thrifting" mood. This store carries a lot, clothing for women, men, kids, kitchen supplies, books, cds, lamps, shoes and miscellany. They accept donations in the back where they sort everything. If it's dirty, broken, or looks worn, they will put it outside the front of the store as freebies. If you can work with that, help yourself. Otherwise, check out the variety of things inside all for reasonable prices.

I was aimlessly wandering around Bozeman trying to find some good shopping, as I needed something…read moreto remember my trip by. I stopped in about 8 different stores, but nothing was really speaking to my soul. It felt more like shopping in LA than what I thought Montana would be like. "Boz Angeles," as one of my uber drivers called it. I was dejected from not finding anything, and set off to meet the rest of the bachelor party at a steakhouse. It was then, out of the corner of my eye, I saw 2 rustic yellow chairs with a sign that read "Rare Bird Vintage." I entered into the small, highly curated space that is an ideal vintage shop. A healthy mix of clothing, old trinkets, bags, books, postcards, shoes, etc. The tags on everything have handwritten prices and notes on each individual item of when it's made. This attention to detail can only come from passion. I immediately pulled off a denim jacket off the rack and tried it on. The owner, Olivia, ran over and said "That looks so good on you, but I have another deadstock denim jacket from the early 90s that I think would look AMAZING on you." I tried it on and loved it, but it was slightly oversized. I'm really shy and insecure so I asked Olivia's opinion. "It honestly fits you perfect. It reminds me of something that I would see in Shibuya, this is a classic Japanese look." 90% of my personality is my trip to Japan and how much I love Japanese culture, so I had no choice. She and her mom, who also owns the shop, gave me a full rundown on how to wash this deadstock denim and why it is such a unique piece. You could just feel the passion oozing out of them. While checking out for both denim jackets, I found a sweatshirt for my girlfriend, a vintage coffee table book about Florence, and a cool Hokkaido pin. I just shook my head and said "I gotta get out of here..." I was BUZZIN in here. It's electric. Thank you Rare Bird, I will pass these jackets to my kids once the curtain closes on me. IG @jnov_ Tiktok @jnov_reviews

Great little gem! Founds some items priced just right! Recommend to step in if strolling by.read more

This is the hippest store in Bozeman. Finally some cool mens clothes in town that are not all plaid…read moreand Montana bro-vibe. Bought an awesome Goodbois hoodie that is black with bold purple and yellow daisies. Great jewelry too, for any gender.

From the owner: Allōy is Bozeman's newest Downtown shop featuring men's and gender fluid apparel, hats, shoes,…read moreleather and vintage goods, as well as locally made jewelry, candles & gifts.