Quaint Thrift Shop out in Baltimore and totally worth the Lyft drive. It's located in a small area…read morewith all sorts of random stuff. Like eateries, a tattoo shop, and them! The owner was so nice and accommodating. She was recommending stuff for us to try on the whole time. The prices vary. All of their stuff are gems from vintage coats, blouses, dresses, tops, jackets you name it they have it. I had fun coming here on my trip and it was definitely one of my highlights. I even copped a cute little mood ring and it was cool because I never see those around anymore lol

I remember The Zone in the 80s and it's still fabulous - we always find great one-of-a-kind pieces…read more The buyer has great taste. Can't wait to go back. Wish they were open on Sundays!

i really like bottle of bread, ive been going there for four years, everything is priced…read moreaccordingly, i love their selection of vintage jeans. whenever i step in, it'll always be a great day! the service is decent, although i wouldn't sell anything there again..

The selection there is undeniably great, but when I tried to sell some clothes, I definitely felt…read morelike I was being treated as if it was awkward for me to do so. I was also told that the pieces I brought weren't a great fit for the store. I had some good labels that I thought matched their vibe--Calvin Klein, Banana Republic, a 100% linen jacket from Kathleen Sommers, an orange suede jacket, etc. Full disclosure: I may have made the mistake of including one or two pieces with a stain or flaw, which could have led to judgment on the rest of my items and made them seem undesirable. To be fair, maybe what I brought truly wasn't a good fit. However, I wasn't given any additional feedback or much sense of appreciation for coming in, so I'm probably just not the kind of seller or customer they're looking for.

This was a cute and curated thrift store. I found some good pieces there like a Chanel scarf, snake…read moreskin purse, a limit from Japan, large belt buckle attachment, some jewelry and some match boxes. I believe the value is good. I probably came out spending $160 or so. I bought quite a few things that could be signature pieces. I think it will depend on your style. A lot of items I can see being more 70s or 80s. Retro throw back, coming of age movie type vibes. We spend a lot of time there because of the vibe as well as just looking through a bunch to find what we could. For plus size I wouldn't say there was a lot but I like accessories and other things so I still found it worth while. Because the clothing is more vintage sizing can be different but anyone who thrifts kinda knows that. I thigh the cashier was nice. Saw some regulars that she was friendly with.

Buyer Beware!!!! SARA AUTREY of Get Shredded Vintage Baltimore (3813 Falls Road Baltimore, MD…read more21211) sold me a pair of sunglasses sitting casually on a table at that "vintage expo"at Craft Union Brewery on Sunday in a random open case next to her rack of old dirty T-shirts for sale with a price tag of $25 while also reconfirming the price of $25 when I asked. She swiped my card on square, gave no paper receipt, and said it would be emailed. When I got home and looked at my emails there was a charge of $2650.00 on my credit card!!!!! She won't return it, sent me a slew of nasty disgusting messages, and has had her friends harass me online. She needs to pay me back immediately and let me return them. What she did is deplorable. The only thing she shreds is your credit card and her reputation I guess now!!! SNAKE!

Both the store, and Kathleen, the owner, has proven to be a fantastic resource here in Baltimore!…read more A friend recommended I visit Urban Interiors, as I am redoing my mid-century modern home. There was a great selection of well-curated pieces, including artwork, and I met the owner, Kathleen. We hit it off, and I also decided to take advantage of her design expertise to help with my setting up my new home. She's fantastic! Friendly, warm and knowledgeable, Kathleen has been a tremendous help in updating the house, finding vendors, ordering furniture, and making design decisions. I continue to buy pieces from her, and will continue to do so into the future. I would also highly recommend her services if you need interior design help. She's got a terrific eye!!

Great space and very friendly proprietors!! They have a great selection of MCM furniture and other…read moretrinkets. Will definitely be back to buy something.

Allison's jewelry is exactly my style. Which makes it the perfect place to come and always know…read morethat I will find something to add to my collection. Her work is forest-friendly, whimsical, botanical and insect dwelling. I have purchased acorn, cicada, and fern necklaces which I adore.

Any time we need a gift and/or often just to say hello to Allison, we pop in at Tigerlilly at Mt…read more Vernon Marketplace. Really beautiful hand made pieces, and hand made greeting cards, local candles and other nice things. It's affordable too. We highly recommend it. You can also have a meal while you're there. The Market is a fun destination.

Amazing spot!! The owner is so sweet, very affordable chic items !! I met her at the natural hair…read moreexpo and I told her i would visit her shop. I finally did and it was stellar! Felt like I was home, just walking and talking with an old friend. It was truly amazing!!!! Awesome awesome awesome!! Excited to support in the future!!

Went to the dollar sale ! It was fun ! Found some nice jewelry pieces and a nice blazer ! If you…read morelove thrifting , try this place

Suited Boutique is a discounted women's clothing store [think thrifting for professional attire]…read more I've been coming here for years [old location was at 10 Light Street]. Most items are between $5-$10 and occasionally there are some awesome sales going on depending on the inventory. Since everything is donation based it might be hard to find something specific -- go with an open mind and enjoy the atmosphere. All proceeds benefit the nonprofit Suited to Succeed, which aims to improve the marketability of women re-entering the workforce. So, not are only are you getting an amazing bargain but you're supporting a great cause. **Winning**

This vintage store has the coolest coffee table books. Think art books on Picasso and Van Gogh,…read moreSoviet Art, and architecture books on Frank Lloyd Wright. Not something that you necessarily see at a lot of vintage stores of this store was really unique in that way. They have a permanent space on North Avenue and Station North and it's only open for limited hours. A couple hours on Friday and Saturday but then they do have private shopping appointments available. I visited Last Call Egatniv (vintage backwards) during the station North Holiday fair and I got to talk to one of the co-owners Tyler and he was really fun and turns out he's a teacher and a coach on the side who loves architecture). The coffee table books were really fairly priced at around $30. Sometimes I do think vintage cost more than new clothes so I have a hard time justifying something unless it's really really unique and in this case these really cool coffee books were totally worth it. Be sure to add this vintage store to your rotation. The owners are really cool.

If you've been at an outdoor event in Baltimore for the past few summers, you've definitely spotted…read moreGogo's Retread Threads. I've spotted it at PowWow, HonFest, and the JFX Farmer's Market just in the last month or so. Perhaps you have seen Gogo's and just thought it was just some crazy hippie party bus, due to its psychedelic paint job- but go INSIDE the bus and it's a well-curated vintage collection. It even won CityPaper's Best Vintage. I've learned that the bus is named Elsa and her owner is named Stacey. Elsa is filled with used clothes, from vintage to gently-used possibly newish, and shoes, jewelry, scarves, bags, and sometimes art. Real estate is tight in here (it's a school bus with a dressing room after all) but I do get the feeling that each item is chosen for its place upon the bus for a reason. Just read the handwritten tags that 'name' the items for a good giggle. I've hopped aboard the bus many times and never see the same stuff, which is part of the fun. Things go quickly- it's not like you can put it on hold or think about it. Nothing is too expensive, so just get what ya like! Stacey can even charge your credit card and send you a receipt with her iphone. You might find a knitted poncho, bolo tie, tie-dyed maxi dress, or something else you didn't know you needed. Don't be shy- hop on the bus! It's definitely some good Baltimore 'local flavor.'

This is by far the cutest bus ever! I was pleasantly surprised by all of the great finds of…read moreclothing and jewelry she has. The owner is soooo sweet. She said she frequents the farmers markets downtown and you can follow her on social media. Definitely a way to find unique pieces to jazz up your wardrobe.