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.

Loved the selection, quality, and vibe of this sweet little shop. I will visit again. I love the…read moreblouse I bought.

I loved the selections of dresses and jeans. The sales associate was so helpful and super nice. I…read morefound a beautiful new dress at a reasonable value. I highly recommend everyone to stop in and see their beautiful collection!

I have shopped a few times in this store with good results…read moreToday, I decided to take some items to consign, only to find out they do NOT carry children's clothes. I do believe they need to update their website. They said they had not accepted children's clothes for four years. Have they not had time to replace their web designer?

I love this shop, the prices are amazing, the staff are always helpful and cherry. They support…read morelocal artist. You dont want to miss their new location in weaverville!

A well organized and clean store of fascinating items ~ many collectible…read more I seldom ever walk by ~ the displays and changing merchandise draw me inside every time!

One is missing out if they haven't already shopped The Cottage Door in Weaverville!…read more I have been a shopper and consigner for 18+ years. Rachel, the owner and her crew are so warm and friendly. You'll find them greet you when you enter and always happy to assist you, The Cottage Door continues to be an upscale consignment shop as they are selective. This being said, gently used vintage and modern clothing, shoes, jewelry, choctchkies, along with antique items too. Oh and furniture!!! Always beautiful furniture in this shop. Everything is clean and well organized, unlike many thrift stores I've been to. Prices and consignment pay out are both very fair. The store is lovely and so fun to meander through. One wont need to sift and sort through items which really makes the shopping experience a pleasure. You'll see items that you've never seen before and are so interesting! So if you haven't been to The Cottage Door you are missing out! I highly recommend if you love beautiful things and a good deal!

Really nice staff and super fair prices! A good selection of clothing, jewelry and home wares. Lots…read moreof kids clothes and adults clothes. I got a really nice leather belt for $3 and a vintage singing Santa for $1! Pretty small place but a great find! If you are in the area looking for a bargain, defiantly stop in

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.

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?

Well, I have to start this review by stating that I volunteer here once a week, and I really enjoy…read moreit. The shop is a non-profit and part of Asheville Community Yoga. So all the funds raised go towards supporting the yoga center. The manager has a flair for shop design and the store has a really nice flow, energy and lay out. There are a bunch of name brand items, and I've gotten some Columbia, Gottex, J Crew and Eddie Bauer for myself. I've also learned about some new brands by being here. Plus, the prices are outstanding with nothing going over $10 & most pieces within $3 to $5. In fact, the other day I was in here, and a woman was telling me that the shop felt so hip and cool that even her 14 year old (who doesn't like going to the Salvation Army or Goodwill) would be ok with shopping here. And it's totally a true comment. We even have free tea and coffee.

Incredibly rude staff. Will never come here again. I advise people to avoid this business.read more