The selection is just ok- very few high end authentic pieces. (The sell knock off designer purses…read moretoo) To me it feels more like a small thrift shop than the other consignment stores in the surrounding suburban towns. The selection was more old styles, not really current trends. Mostly cheap, run of the mill brands available. I have just browsed, never bought or given anything for consignment. I've found much better selection and pricing at both Unique thrift store locations on Route 22.

I LOVE Marlene's I go at least once a week and have always found items that I instantly fell in…read morelove with. (I bought most of my bags from here) The selection does vary depending on the time of year. For example during the winter (at the time this review was drafted) there are 2 racks full of furs coats, capes, etc they range from mink, fox, rabbit, and beaver....the price range was 60 to upwards of 1000 depending on the coat (remember some full length minks sell for 10,000s) There is also a pretty good handbag selection...this tends to range from no name bags to Gucci, LV, and Chanel This also applies to the shoe section as well. The cloths are lightly used and very well organized, the sizes range from small to plus size... This consignment shop really does have everything!!!

Originally stopped it with intentions of donating a bag of items. When I entered a nice woman by…read morethe name of Janice explained that while they do take donations, they were a consignment shop offering 60% of the sold price! Store is super clean and the staff of volunteers are very nice. They had a ton of great items-a lot of designer brands too! Highly recommend you stopping by and supporting a great cause which benefits the Mt. Pleasant Animal shelter.

Great variety, clean, lots of new items. Helpful staff and best of all it helps shelter animals.read more

I finally got to stop inside Valley Vintage a few weeks ago. Cute shop with great inventory!…read more From the outside, it looks like only one level, but there are two floors below street-level. Each area of the shop is well curated and items are displayed with thought and care (I thought the basement was organized well IMO). I spent about an hour and a half at Valley Vintage to hit all of the areas, and some time was devoted to flipping through their records. This was well organized and some good finds. I ended up buying a copy of the original soundtrack from The Man from U.N.C.L.E. on vinyl for around $13. It was in good condition and plays. If you like nostalgia and vintage shopping, visit this spot. You may find something one-of-a-kind that appeals to you.

As a vendor, i would not come here. It is shocking how rude the woman is. I wanted to buy from a…read morevendor but to see items brought in with no damage and then over time damagned from lack of care is frustrating. VENDORS BEWARE!

Smelled really bad and the guy was rude. Unfortunate…read more -----------------------------------------

PROS: Many good items in this shop and they're all organized. The prices are reasonable and they…read morealso buy vintage items from people CONS: The guy behind the counter was a bit rude to my friend and I when we went in. Acted as though he didn't want to be there OVERALL: If you're looking for antiques or to sell some than this is the place for you. As long as you don't mind the lack of customer service

Fun space , great team, gorgeous products in immaculate condition. Perfect business to consign and…read moreor shop in. One of the managers , Mark , is insanely handsome and charming . Hard working and friendly staff who want you to leave feeling happy and glamorous. You can tell this team takes pride in the work they do and have a passion for sustainable fashion.

If I could give a 0, I would…read more I'm sharing my experience with TRR and asking for advice from anyone who has dealt with a similar situation. I bought a pair of earrings worth about 2.4k through TRR's New Jersey consignment store, and the shipment was handled by UPS. When the package arrived in my country, it was flagged by Customs due to an incorrect declared value. Instead of 200+ tax, I am being charged 2+k, because the value of the earrings was declared at 24k instead of 2.4k I have contacted TRR multiple times over two weeks, often during US business hours, which unfortunately fall in the middle of the night where I live. Despite this effort, the responses were extremely unhelpful. I was repeatedly told to "go back to UPS," even though UPS did not provide the declared value and cannot amend it without the shipper's instruction. TRR promised to correct the declaration, but no correction was actually made. This left me stuck going back and forth between TRR and UPS, with neither taking responsibility for resolving an error that I did not cause. UPS could not clarify who exactly provided the incorrect customs declaration beyond "TRR", and told me to go back to TRR. Customs also informed me that I cannot pay the duties first and claim later. The declaration error must be corrected by TRR, as they arranged the shipment and provided the declared value. As a customer, this has been frustrating, time-consuming, and disappointing, especially from a company that deals in luxury goods and international shipments, where accurate customs documentation should be standard practice. This was supposed to be a Christmas present.

This shop is full of luxury brand products like apparel, shoes, bags, purses, but of course all are…read moresecond hand. It is mostly organized, but apparel and shoes have many aisles, so takes a while to go through them. Bags and other accessories are behind glass cabinets, easy to see the models and prices. The store seemed popular overall. Many customers were in the store when we went there around Sunday noon. Several staff members were at the store, very friendly, helping customers with products and checkouts.

I really wanted to like this place and use it as a source to sell some of my and my clients…read moredesigner items. BUT unfortunately there policies are outlandish and they basically pay a penny on the dollar for items they then sell for an over price. I wouldn't suggest this place but if you're looking to earn 10 cents for 4 pair of designer of shoes this is the place to go.

We visited for the first time last week, and I can hardly wait long enough for more inventory to…read morehead back! The shop owner and her staff are incredibly friendly and knowledgable, and helped us a lot during our experience! The clothes are all reasonably priced, well labeled, and easy to look through. No matter your budget or body type, I am sure you'll find something here!

As what you might call a vintage clothing junkie (self-diagnosed), I am forever on the prowl for…read morenew haunts in my area. Sadly, they are few and far between, so I was elated to discover Vintage Alley during a recent online search and having visited the store for the first time last weekend, I can safely say, it does not disappoint. Tucked away on the corner of Bloomfield Ave, along Verona's main drag, Vintage Alley is a veritable treasure trove of awesome vintage finds. The layout of the store allows for easy browsing, with an aesthetic that is at once cozy and chic. The merchandise is well-curated and the prices more than reasonable. The clincher for me was the exceptional service I received from Brittany. A major pet peeve of mine is entering a store and feeling pressured to make a purchase. Over the years, I've found that when dealing with small business retailers in particular, customer service often runs the gamut from overbearing to indifferent. Fortunately, I found none of these to be the case at Vintage Alley. From the moment I walked in the store, I felt at ease and appreciated the fact that Brittany made herself available to offer input and assistance when needed, while allowing me to browse at my leisure. Brittany's love of the store--and vintage in general--is evident in her style and in her nature, the latter of which was equal parts warm, enthusiastic, and genuine. I spent an inordinate amount of time debating between two purchases - a tweed blazer or Paganne dress - before finally settling on the latter and never once did I feel rushed or put upon to make up my mind. To be clear, we're talking multiple try-ons and an excessive amount of hemming and hawing in front of a mirror, with nary a complaint. On those occasions when I offered up an apology for essentially acting out the shopping equivalent of a hung jury, Brittany simply invited me to take however long I needed. After putting in more deliberation than the cast of 12 Angry Men, I eventually settled on the dress, which I can't wait to wear. In summation, love my new dress, love Vintage Alley, and can't wait to go back.

Connie's is one of the best vintage clothing boutiques in New Jersey! Dan has a vast selection of…read morevintage garments and truly rare pieces from all eras. I'm always amazed at his collection. Dan will help you find the best pieces for you and tell you awesome back stories on everything he has. It's like a fashion history lesson and peek into the former owners life! I always find a beautiful unique treasure every time I visit - a must destination for vintage lovers!

such a cute place! lots of nice vintage outfits! the staff is very friendly and welcoming. my…read morefavorite things to look at were the dresses. :)

Great service and environment, I always find something here :) I consider this my local thrift and…read morea go to for me now.

i actually just got stickers from here. they had a cute selection of 2 for a dollar stickers. nice…read moreselection of clothing and accessories. friendly service too.

I bought a beautiful nwt YSL Solferino bag in New Hazelnut color, from One Savvy Design. I had it…read moreshipped to me via USPS and I am delighted with my purchase and it was carefully packed and shipping was fast. I would recommend this store! Karen

Brought a used Louie Vuitton purse and it was in good shape and a good price. Will return…read more Employees seemed very helpful and nice