you could bring $200 worth of clothes and leave with $15.. not exaggerating. They sre very stingy…read morewith what they buy. i brought in a 100$ dress and 2 $40 ones and a $15 pair of heels that they took. $17. are we serious. awful pricing.

All of the sales girls are so so sweet & helpful, the selection is beyond wonderful & you cannot…read morebeat the prices, ESPECIALLY the sales! I've NEVER gone in there & not walked out with an armful of clothes I adore. They are very particular about what the accept, which is great for those of us buying & they have new items as well. I adore this place!!!

9/15/18. This may be the modern day way of handling things…read moreand doing business, and I am in full endorsement of it. Take large, empty commercial spaces, once occupied by large failed franchises (ex.-video stores and such) long-vacant, and re-purpose them as a place to purchase other people's stuff. Vintage and antique items. Items already in existence. Not new. Seems this would solve many issues. Useless dormant space, now active, alive, and hopefully thriving. No need to bring in outside product and charge a premium, and add to the mountain of mass in the future (also seems this would lower emissions in transporting goods, as these products are locally sourced from the neighboring population.). This stuff is already here. It's in your garage. Closet. Shed. Junk drawer. Your grandmother's attic. Just bring it in. This store is a junker's paradise. It really is. It's a bold statement, but they have EVERYTHING here. EVERYTHING. And for a second-third-fourth-fifth hand store, it is the cleanest, nicest, most not-stinkiest, most well-organized store of this type that I have ever been into. Everything is in order. In sections. As you walk around this huge interior, you'll begin to recognize that this store has rhyme, and reason. It has a pattern. It's a contradiction, in that it's hoarder-riffic, and yet O.C.D. like a mother!! You'll see!! I could've spent hours in here. And you'll need hours just to make your way around and attempt to catch every little detail of this store's wares. And it'll change, and update its' items from time to time, so you'll have to come back again! I enjoyed my time in this store. They employees are super friendly, helpful, while not being over your shoulder at every corner. They also had good music playing overhead while I was here browsing (The Police, Prince, etc.) I will be back. Things are well-priced, and many items are in abundance. I love this store, and I love what they've done with the place. Nearby businesses are El Jimador Mexican Restaurant, Veteran's Bingo Hall, Bao Bao Food Market. Across the highway, are Piccadilly Cafeteria, Diva's Nail Salon, Wingstop, Super 1 Grocery-Pharmacy-Liquor Store, and Gas Station, and Family Dollar. Just over the Shreveport-Barksdale Bridge from Barksdale AFB. Come check this place out! It's awesome, y'all!!

Rude staff. FUSION MALL in Shreveport asked me leave because I didn't have a mask, however they…read moresell them for $1. Strange though, at least one of workers was not wearing one and neither was the other customer I saw inside. They all had them hanging off of one ear. ‍They made sure to tell me they were trying to protect a baby at home- with their mask hanging from one ear? I find this interesting. I wasn't even able to look at anything in the store, so I can't say if their selection is good. It is truly sad to have a negative experience antiquing as it can be magical if the staff are kind.

Interesting store located in the Southfield Shopping Center near Sunshine Health Foods. Lots of…read moreinteresting, quirky, one-of-a-kind pieces from people's own personal collections and put here for consignment for a certain period of time, and the longer something sits on the shelf the cheaper it becomes. It's sort of like an ongoing garage sale that never stops and is constantly introducing new items into the mix. I think this is a great place to shop for Christmas, for the unique gift that you will ultimately discover for that unsuspecting someone. They do accept credit/debit cards.

I loved this place! I bought several items then came back the same day to buy a picture frame I…read morepassed on earlier. Loved walking through the whole shop. Found while on a vacation trip and now will be sure to stop by and checkout new items each time I'm in town. The employees were so pleasant and helpful. The frame I mentioned earlier was priced very low. The girls at the counter were very honest as to why so cheep. They pointed out a flaw and asked if I was still interested in purchasing it. It was very minor and hardly noticeable but I was very grateful for their honesty. I still bought the frame because it was very beautiful and too good of a deal to pass up.

Great thrift store full of women and men's clothing and shoes. All benefiting the YWCA. Great cause…read moreand little store. The staff were all so great too !

Very clean and has dressing rooms. Found a lot of good buys since they had a 50% off tops sale…read more Very happy with the quality & selection of the clothes and home goods. Will visit again when we return to Shreveport.

Nice local shop. When in the area. We try to stop by to shop. It has been about 9 months and my…read moreonly concern is the items in the booths did not seem to change in most booths.

The selection was amazing, especially the selection of true vintage women's clothing. I loved…read moreseeing all the styles. I was impressed that some of the vendors had tags that said "vintage" and also "NOT vintage". I have never seen that before. A lot of vendors will try to fill their "vintage" booths with a mix and pass it all off. It helped build my trust in the vendors there. Pricing was surprisingly fair, depending on the vendor. No restrooms for customers. Music was glitching the entire time we were there, cutting in and out. Would have rather had it off altogether. We bought a cute little brass owl that we love. We made an offer on a larger piece that was below what the vendor had marked it. We were leaving town the next day and by the next day still hadn't heard back. Tried calling before we left and it went to a voicemail that was full. Called again from the road and someone answered, but then I guess set the phone down (?) for a while... I ended up hanging up because it had been a WHILE. She ended up calling me back to tell me the offer was not accepted and I said ok, thanks for letting us know. It's a cute store but some weird vibes. I think vendors will miss out on sales based solely on the customer experience in the shop. It doesn't really want to make you stay long enough to walk the whole building, and that's going to make you miss out on potentially really cool and reasonably-priced finds.