I absolutely love this shop. Mid to high end and carry…read moresmall/petite/and plus large sizes. Good selections of Large shoes carrying Size 11 and a few larger. Always worth looking at when in the store. Their hat and purse selections all quality great for all

Didn't feel welcome here, not even a single hello and the employee followed me around the storeread more

There a number of thrift and antique stores in this part of Vero Beach. One of these businesses is…read morethe Tambourine Resale Shop. In 1980, Johnny Van Name founded the John's Island Community Service League, a non-profit dedicated to raising funds for health, education, and human services issues that affect women, children and families in need. She created the Tambourine Resale Shop to fund her mission. The Tambourine Resale Shops sells donated nearly new and gently used items that include housewares, women's and men's clothing, accessories, furniture, jewelry, art and antiques. Over 40 volunteers staff the store. This year they are celebrating their 45th anniversary. The store is very neat and attractively organized. The clothing area is set up like a boutique with brand name clothes, some luxury. There is a dressing room area where you can try on. Prices seemed reasonable but always do your research. For even more thrifting fun, the Women's Refuge thrift store is right next door. Proceeds from this shop have been helping the community for over 40 years so you can feel good about donating to and shopping at the Tambourine Resale Shop.

Polite staff, very nice prices for high quality items. You'll never know what will be a surprise…read morefind. The selection is well diverse; scarfs, shirts, sweaters, jackets, shoes, jeans, oh and don't forget if looking for high and I mean high quality furniture look at what's in the store. Especially, when folks are redecorating or renovating. Hidden treasures are in this store.

Shop very well organized, sales clerks A+. So kind friendly and very accommodating. Over all prices…read moreare ok, do have great sales

There are a number of fun thrift and antique stores in this part of Vero Beach. One of these is The…read moreWomen's Refuge Resale Shop. The Women's Refuge was founded in 1997 by Donna Lee Robart and husband Ted for people who are experiencing emotional, mental, and spiritual problems. Proceeds from this thrift store go to supporting programs at the Women's Refuge which includes a Christian residential program for women, support groups, and a biblical counseling center for men, women, and families. The Women's Refuge Resale Shop sells a wide range of clothing, accessories, household items, furniture, art, home decor, and more. Everything was neatly organized and clearly marked with a price. Interestingly the prices were compared with what similar items are selling for Poshmark and Chairish. First time I have seen that. On the day I visited they were having a lot of additional sales including 60 percent off dresses and pants. For even more thrifting fun, the Tambourine Resale Store is next door and there is another Women's Refuge store across the parking lot selling furniture and antiques. The Women's Refuge does a lot of good in the community so you can feel good about volunteering, shopping, and donating here.

A few days have passed, and I remain astonished by the blatant lack of respect we encountered at…read morethis store. We purchased a media console that was already marked 50% off, which initially seemed like a great deal. After informing the owner, Patty, of our intent to buy, she moved to take it off the floor. Unfortunately, during the process, she dropped it, causing both drawers to fall out. Several customers, including myself, helped get the console back onto a dolly, but I didn't inspect it for damage at the time--my focus was on assisting rather than creating a scene. Patty kindly offered to come in the next day, despite it being her day off, to help us load the console into our vehicle. We insisted it wasn't necessary and even offered to pick it up on Monday, but she insisted on coming in Sunday morning to help us. On Sunday morning, we called at 11 a.m. to inform the shop that we were running late, and the employee assured us it was fine. However, when we arrived at 11:28 a.m., Patty had already left, and we were told we could load the item ourselves--no problem. Upon inspecting the console, we noticed the drawers had been damaged during the fall. We informed the other owner of the incident, and she called Patty. Patty responded that we should have checked for damage the day before and dismissed our concerns by emphasizing that the item was already half off and it was a great deal (which it was, if it was undamaged). To clarify, we had agreed to purchase the console before it was damaged, and the accident happened while they were handling it, not us. At this point, we felt uneasy about taking a damaged item but were left with no choice, as we were abruptly told, "We don't offer refunds." This was deeply frustrating--especially since they damaged the item while it was in their possession. The other owner, who had curly blonde hair, was extremely rude, implying that we were at fault for not inspecting the item immediately after the fall. I didn't feel comfortable making a scene on the sales floor and had assumed that if there were any damage, we could address it at pick-up. Despite our frustration, we loaded the console into our vehicle, as we had no other choice. While loading the console into the car, Patty called back to authorize a refund, but the other owner's final remarks were extremely unsettling. She stated that she would watch us unload the console to ensure we didn't damage it, which felt unnecessary and accusatory. In summary, we were paying customers who supported a small business and apologized in advance for our slight delay. We did nothing to damage the item but were treated as if we were at fault. While I appreciate the eventual refund, the rude and condescending treatment from the blonde owner was unacceptable. I typically refrain from posting negative reviews, particularly for small businesses, but the level of disrespect we experienced here was egregious and cannot be overlooked. Attached are photos of the damage that was done to the drawers from the fall.

Luv this shop. Have bought several quality pieces here and go in and browse often. Barbara has some…read morereally unique and artistic pieces that really upgrade my home interior. Suggest you browse too!

Wonderfully nice and welcoming staff. The clothing selection was broad consisting of classic…read morestyles, fun, conservative and elegant. Linda was so helpful today!! I tried on items I would have never attempted and resulted in a purchase. Thanks Ladies

Always a must stop when I'm in Florida. I buy many of my Spring clothes here before I return home…read moreto Michigan.

We went here for the first time and plan to go back. This really is a well organized large store…read morewith great prices.

Huge selection! Great prices and so Many fun finds. Prices…read morecan be a little high on some true vintage items but well worth it. Cashiers were patient and friendly so we all Left with a trinket and a smile.

Great downtown location with lots of unique items on consignment. The owner was very friendly…read more Overall, a pleasant experience.

Born Again Too Consignments is a consignment store in Vero Beach. They specialize in furniture,…read moreartwork, and home decor. If you want to consign with them you can email them a picture of your item. If you are shopping you are in for a treat. The large open store is arranged to give design inspiration and to showcase the furniture attractively. I saw beautiful dining sets and cozy living rooms set up. They had everything you need to turn your house into a home. My favorite items were the giraffe and peacock stained glass lamps. I especially loved the peacock one which was half off. Yellow tags denote items that are 30 percent off and red means 50 percent is deducted. Whether you are searching for a large piece of furniture of that perfect decorative finishing touch, you are sure to find something you love here.

This is such a nice place with very reasonable prices and often good special offers. The store is…read morewell organized, the volunteers very friendly and I usually find something to buy. They have a regular clothing section and a boutique clothing section with the fancier labels. All very reasonable though. There is also furniture, a craft and office section and house goods. Linens, luggage, shoes etc. Proceeds go to people who need help in the local community.

St. Vincent de Paul was founded in Paris France in 1833 by Frederic Ozanam, a college student who…read morecreated the organization to help people experiencing financial hardship. He came up with the idea for a charity in response to a fellow classmates question, what is your church doing for the poor? The group chose St. V\incent de Paul, patron saint of the poor for their name and under the guidance of Sister Rosalie Rendu, they increased the number of people they were able to help. Volunteers of the organization are called Vincentians. The charity spread from France to Europe. In 1845 they established in St. Louis, Missouri. The organization is now world wide in 150 countries with 750,000 members. Every year across the country the St. Vincent De Paul Society provides 1.4 billion in aid to more than 4 million people every year. Since 1958, the St. Vincent de Paul Society of Indian River County has served more than one million families and individuals living in Vero Beach. Proceeds from this thrift store have gone to help people in need of clothing and food, electricity and water, disaster recovery, and counseling, They visit nursing homes and hospitals and offer services and referrals as needed. The St. Vincent de Paul thrift stores are always a favorite of mine when I can find them. They have large inventories of inexpensively priced, like new items that include furniture, home goods, holiday decorations, clothing, accessories, books, medical equipment, small appliances, and sporting goods. This store has several rooms to explore with a boutique sections offering name brand clothing at a steep discount. There are a number of thrift stores in this area and with its good works, great customer service, large inventory, and inexpensive prices, St. Vincent de Paul is at the top of my list.