Stopped in with the kids today after brunch. Everyone in the store was super sweet to us and very…read morefriendly! It had a ton of clothes and accessories at reasonable prices, though the style is *mostly* aimed at older women (there's nothing for men here), my daughter found a sweater that fit her style well. Nice store and I was happy we stopped by! J.Ja

Simply the best. When I leave here, I always feel better than when I walked in. Sure, it's a little…read morecrowded, but that is part of the charm. Everyone is extremely welcoming in the store and genuinely interested in why you stopped in or what occasion you are shopping for. This is a community spot where relationships feel important. They create a fun environment to shop in and oh, I have also found some real gems here! It's fun, funky, and for me, such a comforting experience everytime I go in. Parking on the street can be a little tough-they have a parking lot in the back.

Large antique and collectibles shop. Huge variety of items to choose from. Plenty of space to walk…read morearound and leisurely shop. Prices are good and the service is friendly.

Such an interesting place to go! Variety of vendors who have items for sale, old and new...also…read moremany local artists with unique creations, artwork, photography, pottery, and candles.

Super cool spot with well curated items! The owner is super sweet and has a great Instagram…read more Reasonably priced considering the effort she puts in! There are two mini changing rooms inside as well. Lots of jackets, pants, and sweaters right now for the winter.

A unique concept to the clothing retail space in Charleston owned and operated by a business savvy…read morewoman with an eye for fashion and a focus on the customer. Red Rose Vintage is shopping experience that sets itself apart with an online and retail presence creating an intimate shopping experience situation right on Spring Street in downtown Charleston. With a small boutique located on 94 Spring Street, with a beautiful outdoor patio area, great decor, an incredible selection of women's clothing and accessories that change weekly and a staff with a warm smile at each turn, this store offers a truly wonderful shopping experience. With an eye for retro and vintage, Red Rose Vintage provides options to accessorize in many different ways. The store is also shared with Awesomeness Wine, who brings wine, mood and music together in a tapestry that creates a complete experience. Amy Rose is the owner and operator. When she isn't busy seeking out selections, she is reading up on business trends and ways to improve the customer experience. Her prices are very reasonable and her comforting store setting is great for the active or passive shopper. You can visit the website to keep up with the changing inventory of clothing options available.

This store has a lot of average resale items but the prices are very high. You could do better…read morebuying retail.

The Island Bazaar on Camp Road on James Island is a great place to shop for unique items for people…read moreon your gift list. They have a really good selection of different items available from furniture and home items to handmade items and jewelry. The staff here is very friendly and available to help you find the perfect gift. I have had a really good experience every time that I have been here.

I frankly have never been in their sale side of the business there on Main Road as I am always…read moredonating things which I have been doing recently with some older clothes (but in really good condition), along with household items now that we sold a house and needed to unclutter our own house. They have a separate donation side with a covering so that you can pull up underneath it when the weather is not acting well. Someone comes out to greet you, usually within a minute and is there to give you a receipt if you want to note the donation on your next tax return. Habitat for Humanity is a great charity that is providing houses for people on Johns Island. The details are rather long and involved but so rewarding for the people needing s decent house and sometimes giving up a rundown house.

This is my all-time favorite thrift store! The money from your purchase goes toward the Habitat for…read moreHumanity charity. My husband and I go to this store every Tuesday as a fun date. There's so much to choose from! If you go every week like we do, you see the incredible volume of product coming through the store. We've purchased beautiful artwork, dishes, figurines, a golf pushcart, storage shelves. There are some beautiful furniture items! We also got cute Christmas decor. It's like a treasure hunt every week! The store is neat and orderly. The staff is friendly and very helpful. Visit this wonderful store on Johns Island and see for yourself!

Amazing number of antiques, priced well. Great people inventory changes often, separate unit in…read morerear. A good place to visit. Frank G

Definitely the most underrated thrift store in the Charleston area. 4 stars because it's pretty…read moreunorganized and the prices are a little inconsistent between items. Clothes are organized by color rather than size which I hate. Other than that it's a huge store with lots of cool stuff to find.

A very pricy "thrift shop" on King Street. No bargains here. Parking difficult. Looks great from…read morethe outside.

I would only come here if you're looking for something specific and have a budget for a few hundred…read moredollars. Everything even on the sale rack was over $100...

Nice vintage shop in downtown Charleston, heavy focus on 90's stuff. I felt like pricing was fair…read morecompared to similar stuff on Depop. Lots of stuff for men, which is a rarity as far as area shops go. Cashier was very friendly and helpful too. J.Ja

The store attendant was very friendly and shared his knowledge of the inventory. The store is laid…read moreout well and has a much larger selection of sweatshirts. Many unique finds. I wish I had brought a larger suitcase to take home a few pieces. The prices were inline with other vintage stores I have shopped. The sweatshirt I was eyeing up was marked at $40. There is a dressing room which I have not seen at other stores. This shop was focused on shirts and sweatshirts. Some shorts, pants and hats.

My favorite place to take and to donate older, but still viable and thus usable pants, suits, sport…read morecoats and anything else that has some value or use to another. You drive in, and then under the covered overhang you will be there where quickly someone will appear with a large canvas rolling cart. If you want a receipt for the tax man, they usually ask, but if they don't, it is your choice. This time, I did not ask for a tax donation receipt for the two pairs of pants, a suit, a sport coat and one pair of shorts. Great value also if you are wanting to be the buyer and not the donor.

I went to North Charleston for specific item in mind and this place has what I need…read more I was looking for shoes that is in the 1920's theme and good will has it. This goodwill is well organized, clean, and the check out was fast too. Good job palmetto goodwill!

Needed a third pot by Michael Carr to complete my design desire and could not find one any where…read morenear my current. Asheville location. Called these guys, a 4 hour drive away, and Ginger found one and got her associate Debbie and her husband, who happened to be holidaying nearby, to hand carry it to me. Refusing any compensation, Debbie simply asked for a good recommendation...nothing was easier! Tree House rocks!

What a great gem of a retail store! Beautiful selections of home collectibles and decorating…read moreitems. Plus beautiful holiday decorations! Some prices are a little higher than expected, but did find some good deals. Service was excellent, friendly and professional! Definitely coming back.