Real deal vintage clothes up in here. We're talking the Greg Brady fringed vests and polyester…read moreshirts from the 1970s. Fur coats and porkpie hats from a time when fur coats and porkpie hats were worn in earnest and not ironically. I visited Cherry Canary around Halloween season, and there were a lot of people stopping by to look for pieces for their costumes. I can see why -- much of their clothing would make excellent costumes. But I don't see why you couldn't wear a wool sailor suit any other time of the year. You just need some chutzpah. Like a good vintage store, the clothing racks are jam-packed with clothes, so it's a little overwhelming to go through everything. But that's a good thing -- it just means they have a lot of stuff and a big selection. Everything is displayed tastefully, and they have a section for men's clothes and one for women's. They have little dressing rooms for you to try on the clothes, too, but be aware that the lighting in the dressing rooms is very dim. They also have a little corner for knickknacks and accoutrements, such as vintage luggage, glassware and planters.

LOVE this store! I'm from a spot that doesn't have much in the way of vintage clothing and was so…read moreexcited to see this place on my Yelp recommendations while I was out in Bloomington. First off, the shop owner here is SO nice and helpful. I mentioned the decade I was shopping for and she pulled quite a few lovely pieces down for me. The merchandise here is in great shape and I feel like I bought so many treasures while I was there. I feel like this shop has something for everyone here. I scored some 1950s dresses, and 1940s dress, and even a 1930s peignoir. The prices vary, with older items usually being priced higher. However, I think the items are worth the price because they are basically one-of-a-kind at this point and are in solid shape.

This shop is stunning! I didn't even know it existed and I'm so glad I meandered over there after…read morea stop at CAMI in Garfield Park. If you love books, especially the classics and those written by women, this is THE PERFECT shop for you! All of the book covers in here are stunning! There were some notebooks and other items for purchase as well. I went with one of the wrapped mystery books which came with some cute stickers and a reading log as well. My friend loved her book and I also have been wanting to read the one I got! It was Middlemarch! The shop owner was super friendly and shared a lot of her thoughts on the books in the store. I hope to come back soon!

This spot is such a gem! I love it and am so happy to have found it after almost 5 years of being…read morehere! Very charming and cozy, with cats and repurposed handmade/vintage journals and books (mostly classics) with the prettiest covers. Ended up with perfect gifts for the MIL. The owner is also so sweet, and recommended that we check out the conservatory nearby for the last day of the Christmas deco/train installation. We followed her advice and I'm so glad that we did, what a way to close out 2023!

This is a huge antique mall in downtown Bloomington - very cool place and absolutely GINOURMOUS…read more Prices are actually very reasonable and some of the sellers offer 20-50% discounts. I didn't end up purchasing anything but I enjoyed walking around and looking at everything they offered.

Lots of stuff. 3 floors of it. But it was all priced way too high. Like two to three times higher…read morethan it should be.

YES. I. LOVE. THIS. STORE…read more This was the very first thrift store I found when I moved to Indianapolis 8 years ago, and I couldn't have been happier with a thrift store. Tried and true, this place carries great items mainly from the 1960s to the1980s. There are loads of unique and fun finds here: clothing, decor, accessories, and more. I have purchased quite a few items from them since I moved here, and I have never once been displeased with the staff or item(s) I've purchased. It is a bit tight in certain areas of the store, but the items are worth the tight squeezes. As for parking, they have a lot in front of their building with a few spots and there's another lot behind their building. If you know the area and are a good driver, you'll be able to find a parking spot with ease as it's a pretty simple set up. Just be sure to watch for the "One Way" signs. (:

This was my first visit to Broad Ripple Vintage. The shop was busy with young shoppers seeking…read morevintage clothing. The shop carries a lot of vintage clothing and some interesting accessories. I saw lots of jeans, flannel shirts and suit jackets. The shop is well organized and arranged neatly. Racks of clothes go from floor to ceiling. The selection is vast. Prices are reasonable. The clerk greeted, welcomed us and offered assistance. We chatted briefly. The parking lot is small, but free! A rarity in Broad Ripple.

The staff is very friendly and helpful. The prices are extremely reasonable. The condition of…read moreeverything from clothes to knickknacks is excellent . I would recommend frequent visits, because the merchandise changes daily. Enjoy your visits!

I checked this place out yesterday. I go on thrifting road trips and I stopped by this shop on my…read morelast road trip. It is small, with reasonable prices.

Thanks to fellow Yelper, Richard P., I found this little thrift store, which is in the basement of…read moreSt. Paul's Episcopal Church. The thrift store is opened to the public and sells mostly clothes (women's, men's and children's ) and shoes, with also a bit of vintage jewelry and women's accessories. I like rummaging through thrift stores and looking for unique vintage items. The volunteer staff is super friendly and helpful. Changing rooms are available to try on clothing. The small shop is well organized. Prices are very reasonable and proceeds benefit the food pantry. Jewelry was marked half price during my visit. I found a stunning artisan necklace, which I regret not buying. The shop is located behind the church and there is plenty of parking. The shop maintains the same hours as the adjacent food pantry, so the hours vary.

I was fortunate to be able to catch the soft opening of Second Treasures, a thrift store opening up…read moreon a part-time schedule as part of Second Presbyterian Church's missions program. Second Treasures will be open about 10 hours a week with a particularly focus on supporting the needs of its Washington Township neighbors. It's patterned after the church's popular Bazaar and Clothing Sale and will support the work of the church's Women's Ministry. A good majority of the items are donated by church members and will be staffed by volunteers from the church. It's located at the North end of Second's Mission Suite (outside the Northside Food Pantry). The thrift store is opening to the public on Tuesday, April 23rd, and will be open on Tuesdays (12-3pm), Wednesdays (3:30-6:30pm), and Saturdays (9:30am-12:30pm). I was pleased with the items available and the prices at which they were marked. Clothing, of course, is quite popular here and there are items for men, women, children, etc. While you won't mistake this non-profit, church-based thrift store for one of the behemoths in terms of selection, this is a really cool idea for a great cause. Today's soft opening/open house was a great chance to get a feel for everything to be offered and how it all will work. Cash and credit cards are accepted. In terms of accessibility, there's plenty of accessible parking and doorways are pretty decent. This is on the first floor and accessibility should not be an issue. 5-stars might be a tad generous given the simplicity of the project, however, I'm always a fan of true non-profit, mission-based efforts and I'm anxious to see this one grow and truly support the Washington Township area.

Small thrift store, very well organized for both men's and women's apparel, shoes, and accessories…read more There is a small amount of jewelry, kitchen items, and seasonal/holiday specials. Check them for senior 50% off days. There are books, and misc gear. It's all clean, curated, sorted, and moves quickly. Quality stuff in most cases, almost never trash/non-working/tired merchandise--- all at VERY competitive prices. Worth a stop. Free if limited parking. Odd hours.

Great place, reasonable prices, fantastic people, amazing finds! The Thrift Shop is run by the…read moremembers of Psi Iota Xi Sorority. It is a philanthropic organization that raises money to support art, music, literature, and speech & hearing in Bartholomew County. Teachers apply for grants to support projects that benefits the students. Music scholarships are awarded every year, along with many other programs in the community. Donations are accepted. If you haven't been, please check it out. They will be open again on Friday, April 5th and Saturday, April 6th from 10:00-1:00. Cash only easy shopping.

They have some very nice merchandise, I always looks for dishes and cups because they are priced…read moregreat.

On several occasions I have observed employees/volunteers including an individual in a supervisor…read moreposition address and subject marginalized indigent individuals to disrespect and judgement. I found this concerning considering the store is a non-profit utilizing donations in order to accommodate the needy in the community. I found the conduct I observed disturbing. It literally breaks your heart to see less fortunate people treated in this manner especially from a facility that advertises it exists for the purpose of alleviating the suffering and financial hardship.

To be honest, I've never noticed this place until yesterday. It is on the north side of Old…read moreHickory Lane on the back side of the buildings that face Main Street! The front door faces a gravel lot. Anyway, once you find it, they have a couple rooms of space (with a step down between the main to the next). In both, you will find women's clothing that has been put up for resale, bars of soap and lotions that are new, and a variety of other items including baby items, hats, and a few home items. It is an eclectic mix but was drawing a pretty good crowd for a rainy Tuesday. The space isn't very large which seems to be a recurring theme in Nashville, so each space is pretty fully packed. The staff were friendly and greeted guests throughout my visit. Review #3245

From the owner: Our little shop is in the heart of Brown County, Indiana, featuring Local Artisan wares, 70's…read moreVintage, Repuposed goods & More! You won't find anything "New" here, only Gently Loved & Genuinely Local Goods! We FiND those gently loved & genuinely local goods to fit your life. Tapping into the sweet supply of local artisan talent, along with finding fun & funky gently loved resale items, we are able to stock our shop with items you won't find elsewhere.