It said that they close at 5:30 and it's not true, they close before, very disrespectful with the public because it does not have clarity. So disappointing. Lying to the time when they close. read more

Le Point - It said that they close at 5:30 and it's not true, they close before, very disrespectful. - Thrift Stores Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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THEY CLOSE AT 5! Idk why they have it listed as 5:30 but they WILL kick you out at 5:00 (even if you're a sweet nice old lady like the poor woman behind me struggling with a zipper and panicking as they are yelling at her)! The place would be great if they didn't sell things at 10X the amount that it should be sold at. They get the clothes for FREE yet they treat the customers like they are at fault for coming in to buy them. They are way too expensive and, even though the selection is good, I'm giving that win to the people who donate. I'd say give your clothes to a better cause because these people are MEAN! I'm sad that it couldn't be better because this community could benefit from a kind thrift store that cares for people rather than treats them like garbage. read more

Prices have gone up slightly in the past year esp for the newer items or better brands but still unbeatable selection of any thrift store I've been to. I almost hesitate to post this review and increase its popularity, as I'm starting to see more new faces every time I go now. You'll have to put in a lot of time - at least an hour, but you will definitely walk out with something. Last time I visited, the cat followed me throughout the store and stayed glued to my leg. A year later, the cat recognized me and came running over to say hello (tried to find the pic of him last year but can't find it)... :') read more

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I live very close to this location and stop by several times a month. This location is HUGE. They have so many racks of fantastic items. Today I spent about an hour in the store and brought home the following for under $30... -Corduroy Skirt /$3 -Oversized Corduroy Shirt /$3 -Oversized Faux Leather Jacket /$7 -Shorts /$5 -2x Sweaters /$5 each If you visit this store often, you'll find fantastic clothing on the regular. Some days are better than others. GREAT prices. I think this is what sets this location apart. It's so reasonably priced!! $2 reusable bags are available to purchase with name of store printed on bag. Also, their orange tabby cat that acts as manager is THE SWEETEST. read more

HIDDEN GEM Pros: affordable, nice brands, huge selection (store is ginormous), staff is not up in your business (Many ESL which is lovely / a great opportunity to practice your Spanish) and, shop cat extremely friendly, helpful, and talented Cons: smells like it has been fumigated in the past (recommended washing all clothes before wearing), quality control (some clothes have holes / blemishes so look out), dusty, not super organized. read more

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Honestly my favorite thrift store in NYC, I also seem to walk away with a hand full of gems here. I find myself spending hours just looking through it all. There's more than one location in Brooklyn but this one seems to have a lot more stuff. read more

I still like this place, but it's becoming overpriced for what it is. One of those thrift stores where even items that already show obvious wear and tear are $8-10. Still a better option than resorting to fast fashion, or doing all your thrift shopping online (since shipping everything you buy around the country is pretty wasteful as well), but it's frustrating to sort through so many things that are not a bargain when you can see that their usable lifespan is going to be short, but the price is still somewhere in the middle. It is a clean space, with friendly staff who are very efficient, no long waits at the register. Organization by type of clothing is great, by size is nonexistent. This is entirely a clothes and shoes thrift store, with no housewares or books/records. read more

So this place was super dope. The store is humongous . There is a lot of clothing shoes purses it's really really big so I didn't go through the whole thing being that I didn't have my proper thrifting back pack . I got two dresses , and 3 flannels all for 8 bucks . The dresses were half off so they were $2.50 each and the flannels were $1 . The prices were on point and I think this will def be my new spot . You will have to bring Mr patience with you though. It is a big store so it can be overwhelming but it has some gems in it . There were also kids running around while I was shopping and I really wanted to pull off my belt but that's not my job . But it was a really cool spot . I'll def be back . Their shoe section also is really good and they had brand names for 5-10 bucks which is awesome so I'm looking forward to coming back here . Also bring your own bag to take your own stuff home . read more

REALLY great. i'm glad this is close to home but far enough that i can't visit every week....... a few (overwhelmingly positive) thoughts: 1. the price point - the average price of what i bought was about ~$8. as i was browsing, the most "expensive" item i picked up was a calvin klein dress for about $20. 1a. cash only! i actually loved this, because i can go a bit crazy (especially since the selection is so great) and having only a certain amount on hand made me that much more intentional about what i was buying. i could have easily been lured into spending much more here. 2. selection and quality - as many reviewers have mentioned, this store is HUGE. also check out their website because they have several locations (i'd definitely be curious to see how each branch compares). i will be using goodwill in downtown brooklyn (my go-to for thrifting since i used to work in the area, and where i've gone many - many - many a time. shoutout also to city opera) as a point of reference. compared to that goodwill, the dress selection when i visited le point was a bit lacking (though this may be due to the season). i didn't try on anything from that section at all. blazers and coats are pretty great on both accounts; it's hard for me to walk out of goodwill without a new blazer and i suspect it's a similar case here. however, the pants, sweaters, and other separates at le point blew it out of the water for me - i picked up two sweaters (and could have easily bought two more), a wool legacy blazer, navy straight-leg pants for work, and a flannel shirt in some great autumn colors for about ~$45 in total. everything i got was in great condition; countries of manufacture are also important to me and i was really pleased by that as well. i wasn't shopping for shoes, but saw the selection out of the corner of my eye and it seems strong there, too. 3. the closing time - please note that this place closes pretty early (5pm when i went). it's easy to get overwhelmed while walking around, so make sure you come early because you'll want those extra hours. i was in the zone and hadn't been aware of time passing when a cashier politely informed me that they had to close - other staff had tried to tell me earlier but i apparently just hadn't heard them (they were too soft spoken and extremely nice, lol). 4. the dressing rooms - this is inconvenient, but there are only about two changing rooms that do NOT have mirrors. there are about two or three full length mirrors outside, and one was blocked by shopping carts when i visited. since there is so much to go through (and therefore, a lot to try on) what i'd recommend is wearing a tank top (or perusing the racks and picking one from there that you're comfortable with, which is what i did) so you can try button-downs, coats, and other separates easily in that outside area. i was able to put on on many of the sweaters and blazers that i wanted this way without feeling like i was hogging one of the few dressing rooms. similarly, leggings would probably be a good idea if you'll be trying on dresses and would rather just throw it on and see how it looks in the mirror before browsing again. a heads up, however - there is usually a staff member in that area reshelving all the clothes that people have tried on. this person may comment approvingly on your purchases (all the comments were very supportive, from what i overheard lol) so if you'd rather avoid attention, just be ready for that if you go my suggested route. 5. parking - this may not apply to everyone, but could be useful. i drove to this location on a sunday (when metered parking is not in effect), and spots were plentiful in the area. i ended up right out front and got to put all my beautiful new (used) clothes right in my trunk and then was off on my merry way. a wonderful bonus. so worth the trip! i'm going to try and space out my visits so i don't go overboard, but i'll definitely be back the next time i have a free day. read more

So I decided to go in really quick to get an item. Wouldn't have taken me even 5 mins. The door sign says they close at 5:30pm and much to my surprise the shutters were down half way and the sign said closed and it was only 5:16pm. Let's just say I'm not pleased with this. read more

Le Point - The shutters being half way down at 5:16pm and the closed sign. This was taken 7/23 n a Saturday. - Thrift Stores Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Omg this place is huge! You'll really need a lot of patience to look it all over. But so far this is one of the cheapest thrift shops I've ever been. Sometimes you can find really cool pieces there for an amazing price, sometimes it even still has tags! But really annoying thing is that they have only two cabins where you can try on your cloths, for this huge store it is not enough. Also for some reason most of the mirrors is covered. read more

Le Point - Hello mr cat, I love you - Thrift Stores Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

This is my favorite thrift store in all of NYC. They have a great selection (the store is massive and the people who work there are constantly restocking the racks!) and the prices are unbeatable; I go all the time and have never seen anything in the store that cost more than $15! The store cat is also a definite plus. They have three or four circular racks where everything there is a dollar: a rack of pants, a rack of flannels, and a few racks of t-shirts. Most dresses and coats go for $5-$10 and the average cost for a pair of pants (many new with the tags still on) is $7! I would highly recommend this thrifting experience! read more

Good prices on most items. Some were priced higher than they should have been, others lower than they could have sold them for. I got two fantastic blazers, a skirt and a cute pair of shoes for $17! This is definitely a must stop place for anyone who happens to be in Brooklyn who enjoys a good deal and a good find! read more

They are always delivering! This thrift shop is probably the best I've found in the city. It's so lowkey. The prices are absolutely immaculate and I adore this. They have millions of different styles as well. So many different varieties of shoes and pants. Jackets and skirts. Even dresses. It's a wonderful place. And everybody there is so friendly. I highly recommend this to anybody looking for a good thrift shop. I always come in here once in a blue when I have a lot of spending money and spend at like 75 dollars. And it's all worth it because all my clothes I got we lit. Much love. Send them some love on here too if you go. They're great. read more

They have great prices, and a lot of hidden treasures. The store is huge, with a lot to cover. It takes time and patience to look through all the clothes, but it's worth it. Let Point has a variety of name brand labels, and vintage pieces. I spend at least $50-$100 and walk out with a least 2-3 bags full of goodies. read more

*THE UTTERLY WORST CUSTOMER SERVICE EVER. *Non English speaking sales people *Large cat residing in store started my allergy Many prices too high for a thrift store read more

Thrift stores in NYC aren't even thrift stores anymore - they make their clothes cost as expensive as a regular store selling new clothes. Not this place!!! I happen upon this place by chance as I passed by this street. This place is huge and has many clothes and shoes on racks for you to browse through. You can find a lot of shirts and pants for $3 - I don't think I've seen anything here for more than $15. The stuff here is actually decent and good quality. This is a hidden gem in Brooklyn and no longer do I feel ripped off by hipster thrift stores selling junk throughout the city. read more

Le Point - Thrift Stores Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

I find it a very relaxing place to shop and get great items for little. Le Point has something for everyone and any occasion.

Love this place! I haven't been thrifting in years because I realized I didn't have the patience for it anymore- so I stopped. So happy I changed my mind and I stumbled upon this gem in Brooklyn! The selection is amazing, they have a cat, bump Latin music and the staff is super nice! My new addiction! read more

Love this place. Wide selection, unbeatable prices! Would recommend coming on a day when you're in the mood to thrift, soo many racks :)

This thrift store is really big, and has a great selection. The downside is that virtually nothing is labeled or organized by size or style. So don't come if you don't like digging through stuff and spending a good amount of time here. That being said they have some good gems, the prices are very reasonable, and they have a very cute cat! read more

This thrift store is one of the greatest examples of "don't judge a book by its cover" EVER. I always walk past this place while headed to the train, but didn't care to go in because it doesn't look promising. To be frank, it looks shabby. Only reason I stepped in one day is because I was helping a friend go through her closet and noticed the cutest brand name (I believe Zara) powder blue slip dress, apparently snagged from this place for THREE dollars. Three. Anyway, I went there with a lot of hope and I was not disappointed- grabbed a super cute Liz Taylor striped velvet crop top (5 bucks), an old navy oversized denim Sherpa (10 bucks) and a Liz Taylor olive green suede jacket (3 bucks). All good quality. They have an insanely great selection of jackets, some designer. I fell in love with a camel fringe coat (non-designer) but it was huge :-( The sheer amount of jeans and shorts they have is overwhelming, it takes up half the store. If you're a vintage 501s person, go wild. Only cons I can think of are: -Their "shopping bags" literally being black garbage bags with NO handles. Guys, come on. I don't want to walk all the way home tugging a literal garbage bag along. Bring your own bag to avoid this. -Another con (that's not really a con because it's so cute) they have a cat. It's orange and young and if you pet it, it will play fight with you. It also roams freely around the racks, touching and rubbing itself on the clothing, so like...if you've got allergies, beware. read more

I think this place is an entire city block long! Massive store, although the place smelled worse than any other thrift store I've ever been to... There were lots of nice items inside! I bought A tweed mini dress, A super chunky stylish plaid scarf, and two pairs of heels for less than $20! They do not allow you to try on the clothes right now, which is definitely a con. Overall I would recommend though, so many items to look at. read more

The place is HUGE with TONS of options. Their shoe collection is very impressive and everything is in great shape. Prices (from what I viewed) vary from $3 to up to $25. Regardless, they're pretty affordable. The location could be better, but the staff is very friendly and helpful. There are only two changing rooms and the lines are long so keep that in mind. It's also CASH ONLY, no cards. read more

Best I've seen in a long time. Great Prices and great variety. Many designer items with original tags still attached. I'm never disappointed when shopping here. read more

This is my little secret shop. As a career woman and Mother to five I can use the extra cash I save on going here for pieces that I would elsewhere pay top dollar. I have found everything from The Gap shirt and jeans to Armani to a Tods bag which I paid $7 bucks for I later saw online it was sold only in London for 700 pounds!!! Score!!! read more

I absolutely love this place. Thrifting in NYC is on a whole new level on its own compared to shops in Europe. Dresses were about $5-8 (although I did see some that were closer to the $15 range even though the price was not justified for that particular piece), skirts were $3, denim shorts were $5-$7, and shirts were about $3. I was there last week and they were having 50% off on dresses, blouses and shorts. My total till came up to $15 for 3 shorts (1 was a culottes, so the cashier lady acknowledged that it's a form of shorts and gave me the discount), 2 skirts, 1 blouse and 1 silk headscarf. There were some obvious signs of wear, but it's nothing I cannot overlook for the price I'm paying. Be prepared to do a whole lot of sifting through the racks. I didn't have the time to look through everything in the store in the 1.5hrs I was there before the shop closed, and I didn't have the chance to look through most of their dresses. There are only 2 dressing rooms and the mirrors are only on the outside, so that was a little bit troublesome. There were two (what seemed like) foreign exchange students trying on clothes by just putting it over what they were wearing, which you can do if you're in a hurry and don't want to wait for the dressing rooms. Overall, it's a fantastic place to get bargains if you've got time and are willing to dig around for your version of gold. read more

I love this thrift store so much. It's a huge gem in Brooklyn and there is so much to choose from. The price points are also fantastic, everything is between 3-15 dollars. I found the most perfect boots there. LEATHER. for only 10 dollars. I am grateful to have found it! read more

Just yesterday I've made a quick trip there, I usually bypass the fact I never get lucky. I've happened to take a quick browse and caught a hit deal, three pairs of designer toddler shoes for daughter and three vintage tops. I walked out with only spending $21 read more

Le Point - Moschino shoes for $5, can you say super deal - Thrift Stores Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Amazing thrift shop with exceptional pricing. I found 2 coats, 3 tote bags and a pair of jeans all for under $20 -- in NYC -- are you kidding me?! Cant be beat and excellent quality goods. Thanks guys. read more

Definitely a hidden gem of the neighborhood. Such a huge selection of clothing - might have to do a little digging as there is a vast amount of clothes (some with stains and rips), but I found this amazing brand new romper in mint condition...to top it off, it was half off! Ended up paying $7.50 in total for it. Will be coming back here for sure. read more

Wah! So big! Can't stop looking! Buying everything! I can't come in here and not get anything. This place is huge and pretty well organized. They have racks labeled $1 which is great. The staff is helpful, one of them gave me a basket to put my clothes in. Just wished it was a closer to the city but that's probably why they have such great prices. You can spend hours there. read more

This store is super super cool. It's organize, clean and more importantly, the workers are so friendly. Gotta go back!!!!!

My husband absolutely loves this store I (the woman who likes to shop) not so much! I do have to say that they prices are very cheap and I myself have found some really good items here. I have always lost out on finding any good things for our baby girl, but perhaps I have not looked hard enough. But, that's just it, the store is so over packed it gets annoying to look through the racks. The last time we went here (which was last week 12/19) my husband found a really good quality coat and dress pants for half-off the price on the tags (we paid $9). My experience was bad as for some reason even though I was pushing my daughter in her stroller two of the ladies who worked here kept watching me and following me as if I would steal. All in all my husband would not stop shopping here and he will always drag me with him, so I guess I won't either. read more

Brooklyn's best kept secret. Came upon this shop by chance. Got a few banana republic pants, jcrew jackets and a brook brother coat. Shocked and the price can't beat it. read more

This place is HUGE! There is so much to dig through and the prices are very low. I was able to buy a leather Tahari jacket for $10 and a button down top for $6. In general most tops were $6-3 and jackets were $10-25 ! read more

Large store. I came in looking for nice jackets found 2 Members Only jackets at a great price. Great for clothes not for things like appliances or kitchen ware if you thrift for that sort of stuff. The staff is nice too. and the Bachata was boomin read more

Couldn't actually review the store because they locked the door at 5:18 in spite of saying they're open until 6. I asked why they wouldn't let me in and she said they lock the doors at 5:30... which in and of itself is ridiculous, but wasn't even close to that. And the fact that She wouldn't let me in when I got to the door right when she was locking it - just absolutely terrible customer care. read more

Like many super cheap thrift stores, the vibe is pretty sad. Older, low income people going through everything all day. I left with a decent dress for $2 so I can't complain, but the quality is too low for me. I had to go through every item before I found something decent. Some of the stuff on the rack is not clean making me almost regret my decision to only thrift and stop shopping at unethical chains. The reality is I have to travel up to Bushwick and Bed-Stuy for any decent thrift items. read more

Terrible experience my first time coming to this store. First, I googled for the address and store hours and got this: Address: 321 Clarkson Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11226 Hours: Open today · 10AM-7:30PM So, I figured I had plenty of time when I arrived at 5:35pm, with a published closing time of 7:30! Before trying to go in, I did notice a huge sign at the entrance window, stating a closing time of 6pm (which I see here on Yelp). I didn't know which it was, but at least I would have at least 20 minutes to shop. On the door I saw different hours again on a small sign, claiming they closed at 5:45. Frustrating, but I took a train ride specially (which involved switching trains and walking), so at least a quick 10 minute shop... Nope! Door locked. People inside shopping still but they wouldn't let me in. Wouldn't even speak to me. When I managed to get myself in the store (a child opened from inside to let her mom in), I explained politely that I'd come specially by train and didn't want to waste the fare and time. I pointed out the big store hours sign and that googling had given me 7:30 closing (which they had no clue about). They didn't care and said that's only for customers already inside!!! I told them (with other customers agreeing with me) that it's not legal to have published store hours with signage, but lock customers out 25 minutes before closing. They could not have been more rude. Totally didn't care. Obnoxious. I spoke to the manager over the phone, who wasn't rude to me, but didn't seem to understand that it's absolutely not allowed to do what they were doing. Her excuse - it's a big store so the staff need time to clean up!!! At the very least, they should have refunded my wasted subway fare! Disgusted. Plenty other thrift stores... read more