I can't say enough good words about The Enchanted Forrest. I love shopping there, you never know…read morewhat you will find, from better than better clothing, locally made items and gifts. The owner, Danielle, is a delight, so friendly. She is so helpful when it comes to clothing because if you know me you know I have a hard time putting outfits together. Shop here you won't be disappointed.

great folks, fun shop, lots of choices! ethical- they sold…read moremy kilt while i was out of the country for months, but i got paid on my return.

Such a lovely little boutique tucked into the heart of Asheville, with such an awesome array of…read moreitems made locally! As an FYI, when you check in, a 20% of coupon may appear, but this was not created by the owner and they are working to remove it. However, the shop manager was kind enough to honor it for us! Such a wonderful shop run by very sweet individuals, highly recommend! Parking: street parking is hit or miss, you'd be better if parking in one of the many garages in Asheville

We had a wonderful experience at this store. Their claim "softest clothes on earth" drew me in and…read moreI found several items to purchase and so did my friends. The manager was helpful without being too pushy and the prices make me wish I lived closer. But their website may keep me coming back virtually! They have a wide selection but only a few pieces in each size so you won't see your clothes on other people later. Enjoy!

Had a great experience at Second Gear. Found a great pair of hiking pants, a belt, a name-brand…read morewaist pack, and MTB shoes in good condition. The MTB shoes were priced about half retail price. Huge selection and easier than buying used online!

I brought in some gear to sell, and I expected that they might not accept an item or two. That…read moreturned out to be the case, which was no problem. The part that made me want to leave two-star review was the way I was told that my gear wouldn't be accepted. The person who was doing intake told me "We don't accept trashy or tactical gear". None of the gear was tactical, we're talking Better Sweater from Patagonia here. Trashy seems a little extreme an adjective to describe someone's consignment gear. Felt like a too-cool-for-you vibe. We're in LA here right?

As a Magnolia Pearl lover, this has the largest inventory of Magnolia Pearl! I was in heaven. The…read morestore owner was friendly and very helpful. The store itself is in a very charming building at Biltmore Village.

After a horrible experience at an upscale clothing store downtown it was incredibly refreshing to…read morewalk into 2 on Crescent to be greeted by an adorable, friendly woman who was so fabulous at helping me and also not hovering over me, despite only having a handful of people in the store. Lovely clothing and truly lovely staff. I highly recommend it!

Hidden gem!!! The owner is completely delightful and has a wonderful selection of items that are…read moregreat brands at great prices.

I love going to great consignment stores! That would be my favorite one. Great selection! A good…read moreunderstanding what would be a great find! I will definitely be back!

Got me a stealie for the truck and a new ring tonight. Met Ms. Suzanne and had a very nice…read moreconversation with her. I visit the store every time I come to Asheville which is about 3 or 4 times a year. So much "Grate" stuff. The store makes this Dead Head of 40+ years a happy guy!

If you are searching for a hippy/Asheville store this is the perfect one! Love this store because…read moreof the wide variety of clothing, household decor, candles and incense, jewelry, and so much more. Staff is always friendly and informative and you'll always find something different each time you walk in. Highly recommend stopping by!

Another vintage shop that came up in my search for Asheville vintage clothing shops to visit on my…read morerecent trip. It is on Walnut St. and is on the corner, across from Moonlight Makers. You can either park on the street or park in one of the structures or lots nearby. We parked in the structure across the street and walked to all of the shops in the area. The shop is well-curated with unique pieces from a variety of eras and different styles. Everything is arranged by color and item type on the racks. The tags try to include the era for the piece, any damage present, and the price. There was a long pleated tartan skirt with a contrast color tartan on the inside of the pleats that I tried on for laughs. It was beautifully made, but the length was not for me and the price was a little high for my liking. Still, it was fun trying it on and seeing the other items available in the shop. There are a few men's items up front, but it mostly sells women's vintage clothing and accessories. Staff were very welcoming and helpful. I'd consider stopping by again to see what was new.

I've walked by Posies for Lulu a countless amount of times while wandering around downtown…read more While killing sometime waiting for my beautiful wife this past weekend I stumbled in to this delightful boutique. There's something super charming about this space. I was surprised by how open and spacious it is. Tall ceilings and massive windows make this spot quite a breath of fresh air rather than the typical stuffy feeling you can experience at a vintage store. Mentioning vintage stores, I find that there's often a lack of choices for men, but whoever is doing the buying for this shop is definitely dedicated to making sure there's a generous selection of stuff for the gents. There was an ample amount of things for me to rifle through, and a great distraction! I found an absolutely awesome blazer, and a number of vintage belt buckles that are going to be making their way on to my last minute Christmas list. Oh yes! Accessories. Chotskies. How do you spell chotskies? I have no idea... but this shop has a large variety of them. Interesting little objects from eras passed. Prices seem fair... the items are of an excellent quality, and everything seems like it's curated. Almost a sort of gallery feel. Although it took me years to actually walk into this place, I have a feeling I'll be visiting it again more often in the future.

I love supporting thrift stores and I have volunteered in many. I have to ask, why in the heck is a…read morevery cheaply made basket $14.99? You can go to World Market and get a quality basket new for way cheaper. The prices are absolutely nuts! Come' on people!

Good prices on everything from shoes to tools. Staff is wearing mask and sanitizing regularly…read more Never know what you'll find. Check out their Facebook page for different sales on different days.