What a cute little shop in the old town Springfield business district. It's not a huge shop, but…read morethey have some really funky stuff. If you're into vintage clothing than this is your shop for sure. The owner has a great sense of humor and is more than happy to hang out and shoot the breeze with you. The prices are pretty reasonable and I will keep coming back to find my next must have purchase or gifts for my hard to shop for friends around the holidays.

I purchased 2 pieces of dining room furniture. They are very knowledgeable about their products…read more Owners were very helpful In loading the furniture.

Red flag! They will not provide their EIN/Tax ID number. If you want to write off your donations,…read moreavoid this place. Obviously it isn't why we donate, but it makes you wonder if it is legitimate.

I love shopping here, mainly because I love the people that work there, they are always so…read morefriendly, but I do get tired of the false advertising on the daily Facebook posts. If you notice the same pictures are constantly used, I know this is a fact because I see items that I have all ready purchased weeks prior. You will read .. we have restocked the entire store.. I go in the morning and it looks just the same as it did at closing time when I was there. Not meaning the employees haven't cleaned, just not completely restocked like the person is writing on the post .

Lots of really nice, genuine antiques to look at! I only wish it was a little bigger, but there are…read morea ton of little things to dig through.

I found this antique mall in a Missouri Antique Trail brochure/map. I wasn't sure what to expect…read morebut it turned out to be an awesome vintage/antique mall. My daughter and I found several treasures! Every booth was thoughtfully arranged and the mall was clean and uncluttered. My only very minor critique is the potpourri/fragrance was a bit too strong for people who are sensitive. I will definitely go back!

Plaid Door is a boutique resale shop benefiting the nonprofit Junior League of Springfield. They…read moretypically offer one or two sale days a month and occasional pop-up shops at locations and events around Springfield. You get high quality, often designer brands and sometimes new with tags, for pennies on the dollar. Highly recommend plus you're helping a community organization. They sell primarily only women's clothing and accessories. Currently co-located with the Boy Scouts of America at 1616 S. Eastgate Ave.

The Plaid Door is a boutique thrift store whose proceeds support the volunteer projects of the…read moreJunior League of Springfield. The Plaid Door specializes in providing high quality women's and men's clothing, accessories, and home decor. They offer flat pricing on a majority of their items and budget-friendly pricing on designer items. They are proud to help members of the community dress for success for less while simultaneously giving back to the city.

This place needs an updated review. It isn't bare wallled. It is busting at the seams with good…read morestuff and their turnover is tremendous. Don't wait to buy here. It will be gone next time you come in. I have shopped there twice now. Both times, I've found interesting wall hangings, a splendid collection of jewelry from classic to funky to quirky. Are you setting up housekeeping? Fresh faces college student? Get over here to buy all the kitchen things you will need! Collect pyrex or need a special size casserole? Check it out. I will be donating here also. The charity does help a no kill animal shelter in the ozarks which in and of itself is awesome. This place is cluttered and yet tidy. Clean and friendly. Stop in today. You'll be happy you did!

This place is actually called Cottage Rose and is more of an antique / boutique than a thrift…read morestore. Some neat items. Lots of glassware, knickknacks and kitchen items. Decent library of books. Small amount of jewelry (mostly costume). Unlikely to return as this is not my cup of tea.

So much to see! A wide variety of antiques in all sorts of areas. They have glassware, military…read moreitems, furniture, lamps and the list goes on. People who were managing the store are Earths finest!

This is one of the cleanest antique shops in the Ozarks. No junk all vintage and antique organized…read morein pleasant displays .

Very kind people and a wonderful selection within. Makes me want to stay all day long!. Will…read moredefinitely go again.

Phenomenal authentic antique store with tons of excellent antiques. The owner Jim has outdone…read morehimself in the creation of this special place. Highly recommend.

Where to even start... this place is probably the most trendy store in Springfield. You can't…read morereally tell if things are old and vintage or if they are perfect remakes of old vintage things, and the main reason you can't tell is because there is an awesome mixture of both! This place incapsulates the industrial/modern/vintage style that is taking hold all over the country and I think it is way ahead of its time here in Springfield. This reminds me of a place you would find in downtown Nashville. A lot of people would call this a "hipster" store but I think that would be too broad of a term to describe this place. There is a masculinity about this place that exudes the essence of the hard working industrial American male that we all wish we were more like. What I'm really trying to say is if Paul Bunyan or John Henry were still alive, this is where they would do business. The store offers quite a few locally made goods from shirts, to candles, to soaps, to even hand made furnishings from local craftsmen. If you haven't stopped by Grayson Home yet, you are missing out. They support our local community and economy and we should step up and show them we appreciate that in return by making a visit soon! I promise you won't be disappointed you did!