Came here to buy accessories for a work costume party, and although i only ended up buying a…read moreheadscarf this place is PHENOMENAL! The staff is so kind, they ask a lot of questions to try to help you figure out what pieces could work for you, and they even have the option to rent pieces instead of just buying! Loved this place so much and would definitely go back.

My aunt had a 70s party and 7 people where dressed by you all! Very helpful and affordable rentals.read more

Really nice vintage clothes at this store. Cool vintage belt buckles, too. Well-curated. I tried on…read moreone or two things, but nothing seriously tempted me. The prices are a little higher than I'm accustomed to seeing, but an employee was open to negotiating with my friend who then bought one of her first (possibly her very first) vintage pieces. (As with other vintage and antique stores, bringing cash is a good way to save a little $.) I don't love the word "assassin" in the business name. I see a reference to "assassin fashion" on the website. I'm for rhyme and similar poetic devices, but "assassin" has a negative connotation (and denotation, or so I feel). Maybe I'm just not hip and it's slang for something the younger folks understand.

An oasis of stylish treasures and one-of-a-kind fabulous fashion! Tammy and Kay are knowledgable,…read morehelpful, and curate the best vintage selection in town.

I visited this spot two days in a row. It's such a cute shot. Izzy is so nice and accommodating…read more This is a must visit. She gets some of the best deals on designer resale. I was so impressed. Such a good vibe in there and I'm so glad it's part of our community. And they have a shop puppy, Milo! Stop in and say Hi to him for us.

Cute resale shop on Cherokee near other boutiques and eateries. The staff are pleasant and helpful…read more Recommend!

I had no idea! I saw signs and wanted to visit but never knew where it was located. Drive a little…read moreway past rigazzi's and there you are. Additional info - there is a cafe inside the same building, I will have to try it out, Cafe Oliva. Such a cool place, enter and there is a counter but head to the right and start you journey through the aisles that are partitioned off into individual little rooms. So much to look review at every turn! Lots of aisles and turn a corner and there is another room with more stuff to look at. Jewelry, dishes, artwork, figurines, albums, books, games, matchbooks, so many things. Super cute vehicle at the enntrance to start your journey and end your visit.

Love coming here. Lots of great things for a variety of prices. You can find clothing, paintings,…read morefurniture, nicknacks and more. The workers are also super helpful. We were looking for something specific and she helped us look it up in the system to see if they had anything similar and gave us a list of other antique shops in the area to help us find what we were looking for.

Great selection! We had a fun time "digging for treasure" here. The store was clean and…read moreorganized, staff was helpful--they recommended a few more stores to try

This shop is always fun to stop by but I'd say a LOT of their items are overpriced. They have some…read moregreat finds such as their winter outerwear and jeans but even still they sell damaged or unwearable items for wayyy too much. I understand a small business like this has to price things accordingly but everytime I've come in here it's always dead and I doubt anyone is leaving with a haul of clothes. I rather just bask in the actual activity of going through clothes at goodwill. The staff is generally friendly. The aesthetic and decor of this place are to die for lol but again thats really it.

This store is a literal gem. My daughter visited from NYC and a friend told her to go by…read more The owners, Van and John, are funny, knowledgeable and the nicest people ever! Van and My daughter talked and gabbed moreso about their mutual interests than clothing LOL I saw so many precious items there that I remember seeing in my grandmother's and mom's closets. Wiggle dresses, poodle skirts, letterman's sweaters-- if they don't have it, then honey child, you don't need it!! Clothing is arranged by decade and sorted then by waist size. I didn't go downstairs but there's more to see there.

hidden gem!! amazing vintage pieces that are amazing quality. i could spend HOURS in here. the…read moreowner is so sweet and so passionate about what she does. I can't wait to visit again!

Large vintage home furnishings boutique on Cherokee Street near other boutiques. Big selection. I…read moreespecially like the back room. Nice staff. Recommend.

My first purchase was about 2 weeks ago and $2,000 ago. Thanks to Instagram. I'm a SUCKA. However,…read more1stDibs and Etsy prices for those pieces totals around $5,000. I live right around the corner in McKinley Heights and always drive/walk by this place, but it sometimes looks a little mayhem. What do I do when places look mayhem? I buy online. I started following them and one day while sitting on my plane wi-fi, I noticed the blurry shots of a gawgeous milk glass shelf, walnut sideboard and hutch. In my horrible connection, I typed "#sold". Then, I was asked if I wanted the matching piece for a little discount. There I went again - "#sold". They will send an invoice and you can pay online then pick it up on a Saturday or Sunday 12-5. Pick up can be a little hard to understand because you have to find The Unlabeled Guy (whoever that is) and find your piece. We were able to back the truck up the sidewalk to pick it up once I found The Guy and he confirmed my invoice. The inside is chaotic, with pieces of furniture everywhere. I think they list their nicest pieces online then keep them in the front room until pick up, so I'm guessing their nicer stuff is in the front. Basically everything they have is priced cheaper than any antique store or online seller, with the only exception being maybe an auction. I suggest following them on Instagram and checking it daily, with your #sold fingers ready to go. The good stuff goes quick. I bought another item just last night. IT'S SO EASY. TOO EASY. The peacock wall piece? Yeah, that was me.

Super cute local shop with a nice mix of new and vintage goods! The first time we came was a few…read moreyears ago on small business Saturday and they had mulled wine and a boozy cocoa station. They have pick your own vessel candles, pre-packaged candles, vintage glassware sets, jewelry, clothes, kids and baby items, etc. I only wished they had more!

Bonboni Home & Gift shop is a delightful independent store on Klemm in the Shaw neighborhood of…read moreSaint Louis. Beyond selling decor for homes that are uniquely and classically styled, Bonboni Home & Gift offers specific items for residents of Shaw. We've purchased a lovely scented candle named after Shaw, as well as, a Shaw themed t-shirt for our toddler that says, "Rollin' with my Shawtees"--it was perfect. Bonboni Home & Gift is a wonderful new addition to South City.

This is a Goodwill outlet (or sometimes called Bins), but basically a further discounted Goodwill…read more I posted the price chart (see photo). Plenty of parking. This place was huge with many bins filled with all kinds of things. You need some time to go through everything. I'm not experienced but there are professional searchers there so I just stand next to them and watch them go through it and if there is something that I like then I will take it if they don't. I got a cool Spider-Man/Venom shirt for about 50 cents. There are many good deals but you will need some time.

Have you ever dropped a broken Cheeto at a picnic and reached to pick it up, and then realized…read morethat's unnecessary, because the bugs will take care of it by nightfall? I think that's why the Goodwill Outlet exists. Staff don't label or stage or toss broken stuff. They leave it for this crowd. I saw broken items and intact items. I saw dirty items. I needed a shower by 5 minutes in and I stayed a good 30. I almost bought a few wooden hangers for a friend, but it turned out she didn't need them, so I left them behind. Someone else's treasure. I didn't visit the clothing area because I doubt I'd wear anything that came from this Goodwill Outlet, though I'm sure there are some gems. Goodwill Outlet is a scrapper's paradise. Not just a reseller's... I mean a metal scrapper's. Someone filled a cart with all kinds of metal goods. I didn't check prices, but the last time I checked, most things were by the pound. Tip 1: Get there early or you'll be waiting around for parking. Tip 2: "Early" may also apply to the afternoon, as the hours online suggest they close for 2 hours for lunch.