I love thrifting, but sometimes it's really hard to find the kinds of things you want to wear now…read morethat thrift stores are being filled with disposable fast fashion items. This has led me to source pre-owned clothing from vintage stores that are already curated for me. Some can be pricy, but Bad Granny's prices are reasonable and they have an excellent denim selection. I love old 70's, 80's and 90's Levi's and Wranglers and they have two dressing rooms so you can try on. Staff was friendly, but leave you alone to browse.

On a short work trip for the weekend, this was at the top of my list of places to visit while I was…read morein OKC. There was a great selection, and I found a beautiful 1970s patchwork skirt for only $20. Prices were reasonable, and there was a lot to look through. I enjoyed the exterior art work, seems like Google did a collaboration with OKC. Unfortunately, the customer service dampened the experience. Granny seemed unwilling to engage with me, which made the interaction feel unwelcoming. My attempts at conversation were immediately dismissed... Because of that, I wouldn't return, though I genuinely hope her week improves.

This little place is a gem! Small-ish, but I left with a nice blouse, sweater, some cute kids pjs,…read moreand 2 puzzles. Will definitely swing by here again. Prices were reasonable. This place benefits women and the YWCA.

Nice antique store with a lot of selection and decent prices ! Was browsing while waiting for my…read morepizza so I didn't have much time to browse, but I will definitely be returning to make some purchases!

Got off early, decided to drop in and look at all the booths. They are closed Tuesday and…read moreWednesday. I will be back.

Imagine a museum where you can buy things. True antiques and collectibles from years past, lots of…read morevintage military, Native American and signed collectibles. It's a higher level antique store, not handmade goods type.

Lots of intriguing items to check out while here…read more Quite an extensive collection of antique jewelry, although not clear if it's fake or real, as items are scattered throughout. Some of the election pins are fun, but not sure what's authentic or not. The KFC displays are a cool walk through history. The Barbie's from the 60-70 era were a throwback. Staff are helpful and willing to get you keys for any display cases for items you are interested in at all.

Loved this place. Each shop is independently owned so the variety was huge. There is some high…read morepriced stuff and some super affordable stuff and lots of places to really scavenge through. Our group of four ladies all left with unique treasures and had the best time browsing through all the goodies.

I can't say enough good things about this place! I could…read morespend a full day browsing every booth in this antique mall. It's huge. I really suggest not trying to look at everything in one day. I got so tired, but I found so many great items for myself and as gifts. They have everything you could want to furnish a home or stock a wardrobe. Each booth is priced a little differently, but prices overall are very reasonable. The staff were super nice. They told me it hasn't even been open a year yet, but it's filled to the brim with great stuff! I plan to go back every chance I get when I'm in OKC.

I've had good experiences and bad experiences at this Goodwill. The main thing I do not like is…read morethat they keep increasing prices which are equivalent to what you can buy at regular retail stores brand new. I love Goodwill, and have found a ton of great items such as Gucci, Burberry, and Christian Louboutin just to name a few recognizable high end luxury brands. I love to thrift, and in the past everything was a set price regardless of brand name. Now, they try to get the most out of everything and price things super high. It Just doesn't feel like real thrifting anymore. I never feel like I've gotten a good deal like I used to in the past. I'll just give them an average rating since, sometimes they do carry some neat items, and the employees are of course pretty friendly so, there's that.

My 15 yd old daughter and I love shopping at this Goodwill. I've found great deals there - most…read morerecently a brand new plus-size blazer with tags from Lane Bryant for $7. It retailed for $89. Steal! The staff has always been friendly and willing to help you (more so than many retail outlets). It's good to know you're helping the environment while saving your budget and helping people with difficulties to get jobs! Win-win-win

The place was clean and had some neat stuff, but the prices were outrageous. I guess if you found…read moresomething you loved it might be worth it but I passed on several items just because of the price. For example, kids shirts were 4.98.

This thrift store is locally owned and staffed by family, I love it! They are so patient and eager…read moreto help. The store is easy to navigate as well. They certainly live up to the name!

I first learned about Indy Clover through a platform I absolutely hate---Instagram, lol!…read more I guess the whole algorithm thing/location-specialized targeting worked out after all: I saw a post about Indy when I opened up Instagram in Oklahoma City. I was pleasantly surprised to learn about yet another sustainable fashion chain of stores with a unique twist to selling. Unlike Plato's Closet or Buffalo Exchange, Indy Clover takes a step beyond in gathering inventory from its consumers---in addition to the inventory it doesn't have to pay for, sellers can rent a booth in the store and add/price the inventory as they please. Indy takes a cut, and oftentimes it easily comes out of the profits sold by the seller from that week. It's definitely a cool concept, and since I learned about the store in Edmond, I decided to check it out for myself. The store itself is very clean and there was plenty in stock. A lot of other curious shoppers (all women) were browsing as well (I only saw one booth that had clothes for men, but anyone can sell it is not restricted to women). I'm definitely a fan and would probably rent out a booth if they were in Austin, just to try it out for myself. Currently, a location is opening in Las Vegas next month and there is only one location in Texas (Plano). I'm super excited to see how this brand expands and in general, how sustainable fashion is getting trendier with each passing day!